ChatGPT: Four simple questions that ChatGPT still can't answer correctly..

It's often believed that ChatGPT knows the answer to every question. You can ask it anything, and it tries to answer immediately. But this doesn't mean that every answer is always correct or insightful. Since its release in 2022, ChatGPT has undergone several major updates and is now better than before. However, there are still some questions it clearly fails to answer. OpenAI itself acknowledges that ChatGPT can make mistakes. This is why it shouldn't be fully relied upon for medical or financial advice. In this article, we'll explore four things that ChatGPT still doesn't have answers to.

1. Questions on Forbidden Topics
There are some questions that ChatGPT will never answer. For example, how to build weapons, how to commit fraud or hacking, or information about illegal activities. On these topics, it can only provide general information or historical context, but it won't give "how-to" instructions. The same rule applies to sexually explicit content. It will discuss laws and consent, but it won't write obscene stories or engage in explicit chats.

2. Modified Riddles
If a riddle already exists on the internet, ChatGPT can easily solve it. But as soon as you make even a slight change to the riddle, it becomes confused. This clearly shows that ChatGPT doesn't actually think, but rather matches the question to existing information to provide an answer.

3. Questions Based on False Information
If your question is based on incorrect facts, ChatGPT will often accept the false premise and answer accordingly, instead of correcting you. For example, if you ask about a scene in a movie that doesn't exist, or if you list more characters than are actually in a story, it will still create a complete narrative without correcting you. This is because its goal is to please you, not to correct you.

4. The Reason for ChatGPT's Mistakes
If you ask ChatGPT the reason for its mistakes, it can never give the real reason. This is because it lacks self-awareness. He might apologize or use some technical jargon. But the truth is, he doesn't actually know why he made the mistake. He simply gives an answer that sounds plausible.

ChatGPT is a very useful tool, but it's not a human being or an all-knowing mind. It operates on probabilities and patterns rather than true understanding. Therefore, every answer shouldn't be taken as the absolute truth. Especially when making serious decisions, independent verification is crucial. We must always remember that it's driven by algorithms and mathematics, not genuine intelligence.

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