You could easily test this for yourself right now, two different ways. A) Go and ask ChatGPT the same question that Arve Hjalmar Holmen asked. (Make sure to tu

You could easily test this for yourself right now, two different ways. A) Go and ask ChatGPT the same question that Arve Hjalmar Holmen asked. (Make sure to turn off the 'Web Search' functionality, otherwise it will simply share what it finds on Google. We want to see what ChatGPT actually 'knows' in its 'internal data'.) After you do this, do you get the same answer, or something completely different? B) Go and use ChatGPT and tell it the Answer to some Question about yourself that is not publicly known or recorded on any internet source. Then, tell one of your friends to ask that same Question to ChatGPT, and see what answer they receive. If ChatGPT is simply 'storing' information in its 'internal data' then surely your friend will receive the secret answer that you shared with ChatGPT - right?