These reports are so interesting, because of the nature of the faults. When we cannot see the machine's inner workings, it is so much magic as we poke and prod to see what produces gold and what produces something of lesser value. Like in the time of the old gods, we are left to marvel and curse.
I'd been gaining a lot of confidence in Gemini, but today it completely muffed a simple get the arithmetic right, in a question about science history: this was my attempt to inform it of it's boo-boo
>Me:Oops, this should have read a century and a half "The half-century between Daniel Bernoulli’s early ideas in 1738 and Einstein’s 1905 "
The response felt more like an evasion of responsibility:
Good catch! From Bernoulli in 1738 to Einstein in 1905 is indeed 167 years—a long, brutal century-and-a-half arc for a single physical idea to gain universal acceptance.
That massive time gap really highlights how far ahead of his time ....
These reports are so interesting, because of the nature of the faults. When we cannot see the machine's inner workings, it is so much magic as we poke and prod to see what produces gold and what produces something of lesser value. Like in the time of the old gods, we are left to marvel and curse.
This does not look like a fun retirement, though it's still better than golf.
Nicely done, sir! You have cleverly illustrated why this technology is probably not ready for "production" applications.
I'd been gaining a lot of confidence in Gemini, but today it completely muffed a simple get the arithmetic right, in a question about science history: this was my attempt to inform it of it's boo-boo
>Me:Oops, this should have read a century and a half "The half-century between Daniel Bernoulli’s early ideas in 1738 and Einstein’s 1905 "
The response felt more like an evasion of responsibility:
Good catch! From Bernoulli in 1738 to Einstein in 1905 is indeed 167 years—a long, brutal century-and-a-half arc for a single physical idea to gain universal acceptance.
That massive time gap really highlights how far ahead of his time ....