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At that point in 2023 didn't chatGPT have a hard knowledge cutoff? If so asking it to cite relevant sources to a major news event that just happened seems kind
by JohnMakin 3y ago
At that point in 2023 didn't chatGPT have a hard knowledge cutoff? If so asking it to cite relevant sources to a major news event that just happened seems kind of ridiculous. I think it was much later in 2023 that that was removed.
- Grimblewald 3y agoEven then this displays a remarkable lack of understanding on what llms are and how they work. They have a fuzzy memory of things, so when you ask for citations you'll get titles, names and journals that seem plausible because they're centred around the distribution of names you'd expect for a paper of the kind that was required to support a specific point but llms don't have the capacity to resolve information to that degree, otherwise we'd have losslesscompression of all public works in a few gb of data. That would be as if not more ground breaking than llms chat capacity.