I tried the math question myself last night and it definitely got the answer wrong...

and I'm sure it already had enough tokens to theoretically work with lists of 50 items or more, as tokens denotes how many words it can remember, not how many list entries.

The problem when you start giving it big lists of things to sort like that is not it's token count but rather the fact that it will start hallucinating like crazy the more work you try and give it.

and yeah I know you're going to tell me it's not made for that kind of thing... and my point is that it's not made for fact checking or research either.

I tried the math question myself last night and it definitely got the answer wrong...

and I'm sure it already had enough tokens to theoretically work with lists of 50 items or more.

The problem when you start giving it big lists of things to sort like that is not it's token count but rather the fact that it will start hallucinating like crazy the more work you try and give it.

and yeah I know you're going to tell me it's not made for that kind of thing... and my point is that it's not made for fact checking or research either.

I tried the math question myself last night and it definitely got the answer wrong...

and I'm sure it already had enough tokens to theoretically work with lists of 50 items or more.

The problem when you start giving it big lists of things to sort like that is not it's token count but rather the fact that it will start hallucinating like crazy the more work you try and give it.

and yeah I know you're going to tell me it's not made for that kind of thing... and my point is that it's not made for fact checking or research either.