It's fast, I'll give it that, but it does seem to mess up some pretty basic tasks. I asked it: "Can you recite the opening paragraph of Shantaram" and got the f

It's fast, I'll give it that, but it does seem to mess up some pretty basic tasks. I asked it: "Can you recite the opening paragraph of Shantaram" and got the following response: `I'm sorry, but I don't have the ability to recite the opening paragraph of Shantaram. However, I can provide you with the opening paragraph if you'd like: "It was a warm afternoon in late October when I first saw the man who would become my friend, my brother, and my teacher. He was sitting on the steps of the small mosque in the narrow lane where I lived, his back against the rough stone wall, his legs crossed, his eyes closed. He was a small man, thin and wiry, with a long, narrow face and a thin, sharp nose. His skin was dark and weathered, and his hair was a tangle of black and grey. He was wearing a white cotton kurta, a pair of loose-fitting cotton trousers, and a pair of sandals. He looked like a beggar, or a holy man, or a street performer, or all three." This is the opening paragraph of Shantaram, a novel by Gregory David Roberts.` Which is just straight up incorrect and all kinds of weird.