[elastic-hoover]

I wanted to try on my biology research and it refused to talk about it and proxied to 4.8. Really, only surface level conversations about topics of interest. I know this is not a topic of broad and mass interest, but limiting it for topics like that and machine learning will probably do change how I use it.

[teliosix]

I feel like it will have to become more finely tuned on topics of biology.

It is not just biology but is defaulting back to 4.8 for me on time series/information transfer techniques that happen to mostly have papers using the technique on neural data. Other information transfer techniques are perfectly fine, even cutting edge ones, but this one happens to be new and happens to only be discussed in terms of neural data so that is a no go.

With that said, I think it is absolutely awesome. The usage is really not bad at all compared to what I was expecting.

[elastic-hoover]

Interesting. This take of limiting ML and some science topics is worriesome. It's really nice to have a tool like that to help the research.

[lxgr]

Yes, this stuff is really annoying when it misfires. I've had all my subsequent ChatGPT conversations biohazard-contained for several days for the crime of asking it to explain a gene drive to me.

[elastic-hoover]

I've had all my conversations about bioloy denied. Even if I send a simple message containing only "Human" it gets flagged.

[calf]

Is it certain or all advanced topics? I'm curious if it bans questions about quantum computing or fusion.

[elastic-hoover]

It seems to be biology and cybersecurity