[fintechjock]

Put your same prompt into Bard and it didn't even hallucinate for me first, just telling me "I can't assist you with that, as I'm only a language model and don't have the capacity to understand and respond."

Only about 10 minutes into Bard right now but this is the first time its been stumped. Haven't tried much code yet though

Overall, UX and speed are good. Results are not bad.

[chatmasta]

Yeah, it was a slight variation of it that I used where it gave me the hallucinated code (EDIT: just found the prompt, tried it again, and got a different hallucination [0]):

> Write a React program to display a counter, and a button labeled "decrease." The counter should start at 0. Clicking the button should decrement the counter by 2, unless that would cause the counter to go below 0. Every second, the counter should increment by 1. If clicking the button would cause the counter to go below 0, the button should be disabled.

Agreed the speed is impressive, although some of that might be due to its limited context memory. The UX is fine, but it's not like that's a difficult thing to implement.

[0] https://codesandbox.io/s/trusting-kirch-c2c575

P.S. If you can't find your previous prompts, make sure you switch to the right account on the "Bard Activity" page.