Wasn't that the plan along

I've bought my shares already

Lame. Look at the screenshot. It didn't answer 'how to implement bubble sort in python'. And asked user to instead search on Bing.

A surprisingly leak that coincidentally arrives just in the peak of the chatGPT hype

I'm convinced it's using a GPT 3 model. If that's the best a GPT 4 model can do, then it's extremely disappointing.

GPT-3 can code too. It's probably safety feature. They probably don't want it generating code from search that is copyrighted. So they blocked all code on search.

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Hopefully it is better than https://www.perplexity.ai/

I asked this site yesterday how long it takes for a blister to form in the mouth (I got one after eating salty crackers, it literally took minutes) and it told me it took more than a week...

More AI hype for people who don’t know what they are talking about.

The improvements are going to be minimal until it’s able to access the internet and that’s not happening without a shitload of lawsuits for both OpenAI and MS.

https://futurism.com/the-byte/openai-ceo-people-will-be-disappointed-gpt4

...where the leaker also has internal information about a waitinglist ;-)

Now that it's been officially announced we know it's using an improved version of GPT 3.5 (what ChatGPT is based on). There was nothing to indicate it would use GPT 4, just shitty clickbaity reporting.

It was announced yesterday and it has access to the internet. It can pull data from other websites and cite sources.

No, it isn’t. You’re a liar.

Did it hurt your feelings that your arrogant prediction was proven wrong literally the next day? How about instead of calling me a liar you actually do some basic research and see if you're right or not first? Lol

Examples start at 22:00: Link

That’s Bing you muppet. That’s been talked about for months and it’s only pulling indexed data from Bings index. They aren’t pulling data from outside of Bings (which is nothing compared to Google) index without getting sued.