That’s tossing exactly the kind of question it’s really easy for ChatGPT to answer. Try something that isn’t in it’s model. This might seem difficult due to how extensive the training data is, but you can generally trip it up just by taking a slightly different take.
For example: The inflation adjusted costs of projects tends to calculate based on the total costs ignoring inflation and then adjust that figure based on how long ago the project ended. However, that ignores the fact money spent at the beginning of a long project is worth a different amount than money spent at the end of it. With that in mind what’s the actual inflation adjusted price of the big dig?
Having now posted that on HN, it may stop being a valid example in a few days but it’s exactly the kind of thing that demonstrates how limited these models are. Or for a more comical example: https://youtu.be/rSCNW1OCk_M
For example: The inflation adjusted costs of projects tends to calculate based on the total costs ignoring inflation and then adjust that figure based on how long ago the project ended. However, that ignores the fact money spent at the beginning of a long project is worth a different amount than money spent at the end of it. With that in mind what’s the actual inflation adjusted price of the big dig?
Having now posted that on HN, it may stop being a valid example in a few days but it’s exactly the kind of thing that demonstrates how limited these models are. Or for a more comical example: https://youtu.be/rSCNW1OCk_M