[Workaccount2]

While this is true, I have seen this happen enough times to confidently bet all my money that OP will not return and post a link to their incorrect ChatGPT response.

Seemingly basic asks that LLMs consistently get wrong have lots of value to people because they serve as good knowledge/functionality tests.

[malfist]

I don't have to post my chat, someone else already posted a chat claiming ChatGPT gave them correct answers when the answers ChatGPT gave them were all kinds of wrong.

See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44164633 and my analysis of the results: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44171575

You can send me all your money via paypal, money order or check.

[Workaccount2]

I'm not gonna go all out, this thread is gonna be dead soon but here all the toothpastes ChatGPT was referring to

[1]https://dentalhealth.com/products/fluoridex-sensitivity-reli...

[2]https://www.fireflysupply.com/products/hello-naturally-white...

[3]https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/fda/fdaDrugXsl.cfm?set...

(Seems toms recently discontinued this, they mention it on their website, but say customers didn't like it)

[4]https://www.jason-personalcare.com/product/sea-fresh-anti-ca...

[5]https://popularitems.com/products/autobrush-kids-fluoride-fo...

As far as I can tell these are all real products and all meet the requirement of having fluoride and being SLS free.

Since you did return however and that was half my bet, I suppose you are still entitled to half my life savings. But the amount is small so maybe the knowledge of these new toothpastes is more valuable to you anyway.