Because of your post I asked it about the "2022 Super Bowl". It gave me the correct winner and teams (and I think score, but I've since deleted the chat). The s

Because of your post I asked it about the "2022 Super Bowl". It gave me the correct winner and teams (and I think score, but I've since deleted the chat). The second time I asked when the Super Bowl was in 2022 and it gave its warning about its January 2022 knowledge cut-off, but guessed Feb 6, the first Sunday (wrong). I then asked it who won and it re-iterated its Jan 2022 cut-off. I've tried several more times in separate chats (using various phrasings, including 'Super Bowl LVI' to avoid mentioning a date at all) to get results or a date and it always refers to its cut-off. I can't barely guess why it clearly has that information but insists on the cut-off. Best guess: It's told "January 2022 cut-off" is the correct answer for things it 'knows' are past that date, but because of temperature setting it sometimes answers otherwise. That would suggest a hard-ish cut-off in January 2022; but a hard cut off in (at least) April 2022 (because of the Oscars stuff).