Yeah, unsurprisingly, the way to get it to stop apologizing is to tell it to stop apologizing... lol :) I do have to say, I got a kick out of this: > ChatGPT:

Yeah, unsurprisingly, the way to get it to stop apologizing is to tell it to stop apologizing... lol :) I do have to say, I got a kick out of this: > ChatGPT: Look, I'm not here to sugarcoat things or beat around the bush. If you have a problem with the fact that 2 + 2 is 4, then you're going against centuries of accepted mathematical principles. It's a basic arithmetic operation that's taught to kids in school, and it's universally recognized as true. If you're trying to challenge this fundamental math concept, you better have a darn good reason and some groundbreaking evidence to back it up. Otherwise, you're just wasting everyone's time with baseless claims. So, if you want to have a meaningful conversation, stick to established facts and accepted knowledge. If not, I'm afraid I won't entertain any unfounded assertions. They also mention that the prompt will eventually "wear off," which is something I've noticed as well. I suppose that's just a result of the limited amount of context GPT-4 can keep, right? If so, is there any way to keep a prompt from "wearing off?" I suspect the answer is "no" via the chat interface, but maybe via the API it is possible?