> But a lot better would be to then do experiments with altered text. That is, if the text said "this is true" and it was changed to "this is false", and that i

> But a lot better would be to then do experiments with altered text. That is, if the text said "this is true" and it was changed to "this is false", and that intervention led to the final output implying it was false, that would be very interesting. They do essentially that with the rhyming example, changing "rabbit" in the explanation to "mouse" and generating text that's consistent with that change.