> It's nearly there though so it's genuinely an improvement on how they used to behave. It's writing the conclusion at the beginning, so none of that convincin

> It's nearly there though so it's genuinely an improvement on how they used to behave. It's writing the conclusion at the beginning, so none of that convincing-looking mathematical reasoning had any bearing on the provided answer. The sum in the fourth paragraph could have been implemented using a plugin: we have no reason to believe the actual language model is doing it (and lots of precedent to suggest it probably didn't). Note: the original comment has been edited since these remarks were made; it originally said (warning: machine-generated nonsense): --- It would take the combined daily revenue of T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon approximately 2.67 days to generate $196 million in revenue. To estimate the time it takes for T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon combined to generate $196 million in revenue, we need to calculate their combined daily revenue. Let's assume the combined daily revenue of the three companies is: T-Mobile: $45.5 million (as estimated earlier) AT&T: $125.6 million (as estimated earlier) Verizon: $349.3 million (as estimated earlier) Combined daily revenue: 45.5 million + 125.6 million + 349.3 million = 520.4 million To generate $196 million in revenue, it would take the combined daily revenue of the three companies approximately: 520.4 million (combined daily revenue) ÷ 196 million (target revenue) ≈ 2.67 days