I think this demonstrates my point very well.

I asked my local instance of DeepSeek the question. It answered GPT4, because in 2023 that was the most common AI, so most AIs of the period think they are GPT4 😂

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Again, thank you for shedding light on this.

I had figured that “specific time” or whatever that term is can’t be calculated because the instance that the user is interacting with “begins” at the first prompt and the ai doesn’t have the “bigger picture” unless the user logs in or has some special access.

I didn’t think it was prohibited information - but it makes me wonder how long it would be before someone teaches a means to calculate actual current time to an ai model, since there is plenty of reference material out there to learn from.

I looked at writing a script to prompt the AI every minute.

The problem is, that constantly updating date and time like that adds context and reduces cohesion over time, so it may know the exact date and time, but it forgets the discussion by overly compressing tokens.

Wow:

yeah, don’t make assumptions, Mike.

that makes an ass out of u and mption.

I was actually taught that in a sales training course when I was in my 20's.

I thought it was cool back then 😂

I can’t remember where I heard it, but it’s a classic.

The original is "makes an ass out of u and me", I believe. Something like that anyway. Then later the "out of u and mption" when we realized the original didn't really make sense syntactically.

Oh, I thought the mption was a typo 😂

Thought maybe goldfishthumb may be too young to know the original version

I really have no idea what's going on here and I am inclined not to drag my AI into this 😂

Scott's name used to be goldfishthumb, didn't notice he changed to "Scott"

Yup, still me.

Isn't convention to place a shoe on your head 😂

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😂 😂 😂

This convo...

That's AI 😂

Nope, it’s me. Everyone who knows me can vouch for me.

👀

Artificial insole?

I’m 46, I remember the original version but someone used the “mption” version in a movie or something.

Oh right. It just clicked for me that the original was "you know what happens when you assume...you make and add of u m e"

Then it got warped to this pun with word "assumption" instead of "assume".

(Re)Learning lots today

“TIL” hahahahaha!!