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Well, in at least one example I saw earlier today the answer is "insisting that it's 2022 and that the questioner insisting that it's 2023 is misguided and flat
by fencepost 4y ago
Well, in at least one example I saw earlier today the answer is "insisting that it's 2022 and that the questioner insisting that it's 2023 is misguided and flat out wrong."
This kind of makes sense when you think about it as being in some ways based on predictive text based on what it's ingested, because it's ingested a lot of 2022 content and much less 2023.