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The main question is how did they do it? They must have some rules or facts 'book' (database, or something else), which is accessed by the model(s). It was a ca
by two_in_one 3y ago
The main question is how did they do it? They must have some rules or facts 'book' (database, or something else), which is accessed by the model(s). It was a case earlier when ChatGPT falsely claimed someone was a criminal. And they fixed it quickly (within a few days, if I remember correctly), probably the same way.