So, I went down an interesting rabbit hole with this. Claude was willing to give me (correctly) 100 digits of Pi, but when asked to write some Python code to le

So, I went down an interesting rabbit hole with this. Claude was willing to give me (correctly) 100 digits of Pi, but when asked to write some Python code to let me confirm the digits of Pi, it failed over and over again (in different ways each time, interestingly enough). Basically, it's still wholly inadequate for coding. Now, ChatGPT on the other hand... I shifted over to ChatGPT-4 Code Interpreter, and it gave me a working method (and of course was able to run the code directly) using mpmath the very first go, and then with BBP when asking for using just the standard library, and also via Leibniz as well, with the warning it would be slow, when asked for the shortest code. It was able to give me a chart of various known pi calculation methods and their relative speed/other properties, and then it refactored the code it had give me so far along with adding timings so I could see relative speed. Lastly, it helped me write the code for running Leibniz and timing the length for calculating each additional digit of precision, as well as projecting how long it would be to get to additional digits of precision (and how much precision I could get on my CPU at certain time periods). Lastly, I had it plot out how long it would take to get to 12 decimal places and it used matplotlib.pyplot to generate one for me. "As you can see, the time increases exponentially with each additional decimal place. Based on our estimates, it would take well over 100 years to compute." I've yet to see any other service/model (open or closed) get close to doing what ChatGPT-4 + Code Interpreter is doing atm...