Not sure if you're making a joke, but that's also the conclusion of this video:
ChatGPT was trained on mandela-effect data (reddit posts) talking about emojis that don't really exist. When asked about these specific emojis, its text prediction is primed to answer that they exist, but it cannot substatiate that prediction by outputting the non-existing emoji.
Just wait until it finds out about the eggplant emoji...
If you kept asking me to show you a thing that never existed, you'd drive me insane, too.
well, i just realized there isn't one.
got some kind of mandela effect memory a few months ago that there was one.
Not sure if you're making a joke, but that's also the conclusion of this video:
ChatGPT was trained on mandela-effect data (reddit posts) talking about emojis that don't really exist. When asked about these specific emojis, its text prediction is primed to answer that they exist, but it cannot substatiate that prediction by outputting the non-existing emoji.
No, not a joke, I actually had a thought on it last year I read the post and went "oh so it's real?"