Well, the prompt says it all, fictional, simulate... No surprise that it "made things up". What I find more concerning is that it keeps making things up in ra

Well, the prompt says it all, fictional, simulate... No surprise that it "made things up". What I find more concerning is that it keeps making things up in rather concrete questions. I tried its map-reading capabilities today, asking it in what part of my town a certain street is, and what well-known things are nearby. It came up with a confidently-sounding answer. But without looking at a map, I immediately knew one of supposedly near-by things were actually on the other side of the town. So I let it know that I thought it was wrong. It appologized, and mentioned another near-by which was also wrong. Corrected it again, and it appologized again. At least it didnt make up something impossible the third time around... However, the confidence it implies combined with a high rate of hallucinations is quite worrying. I am slowly coming to the conclusion that everything it tells you which you dont already know, is highly likely to be wrong. Question is, how useful it actually is, given that failure rate. It feels like a person that really likes to talk, and has no regard for truth. If you catch an acquaintance of yours deliberately making things up just to sound eloquent, you'd put em into a "dont trust with anything"-category pretty quickly.