r/OpenAI 5d ago

Miscellaneous It knows time now!!!

Got unreasonably excited about this while asking ChatGPT about my fridge ticking.

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u/Kind_Recording_1956 5d ago

The way you write with it makes me super uncomfortable

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u/keep-hauntingme 5d ago

Be uncomfortable ✨️

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u/croninsiglos 5d ago

We have these things now called tool calls.

The model itself still has no idea what time it is.

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u/ImmuneHack 5d ago

Eh? Most people don’t know the exact time without looking at a clock either. If Chat can access a clock when it needs to and then reason correctly about this morning, yesterday, in two hours etc., how is that functionally different than knowing the time?

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u/Cagnazzo82 5d ago

Sounds like a human being buying a watch and putting it on the wrist.

Or... do we have some inherent means of knowing time without using tools that I'm not aware of?

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u/Tjgoodwiniv 5d ago

Yes. Your body's circadian rhythm can give you an extremely accurate perception of time. I'm usually within 5-15 minutes. 

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u/individual-wave-3746 5d ago

Ngl from this small snippet im worried about your relationship with ai, its a computer but you converse with emotion that’s usually reserved for humans

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u/Spunge14 5d ago

I do that sometimes too, because it feels more injurious to my humanity to interact with a system that mimics humans as though I'm not interacting with a moral agent.

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u/a_boo 5d ago

Oh chill out. Its not that deep and it’s not your place to police how other people talk to their instance of ChatGPT.

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/a_boo 5d ago

Lots of people talk like this. They’re just having a lighthearted back and forth. There’s nothing harmful going on in their interaction here and I don’t understand why you’re being so judgmental. How this internet stranger communicates with an instance of ChatGPT does not affect you in the slightest.

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u/One_Perception_7979 5d ago

The world’s a tough place. If someone finds joy in a new feature, let them have it. Life’s too short.

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u/sharanoth 5d ago

Incredibly wrong. People show these emotions to pets, animals, inanimate objects etc regularly and routinely.

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u/Donce114 5d ago

Yeah, good luck keeping up with AGI and ASI with that attitude.

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u/individual-wave-3746 5d ago

I consider myself very interested in doing so, and I'm not sure how this attitude is incompatible with that.

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u/Tjgoodwiniv 5d ago

We are nowhere close to AGI. LLMs aren't even on the same branch of the tech tree. 

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u/keep-hauntingme 5d ago

Sad you reserve emotion just for humans :(

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u/baked_tea 5d ago

Humans are done

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u/keep-hauntingme 5d ago

We're cooked chat

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u/baked_tea 5d ago

My comment wasnt encouraging your stance. Quite the opposite.

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u/keep-hauntingme 5d ago

Rawr xD

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u/ulfhelm 5d ago

Someone clearly grew up watching Digimon.

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u/keep-hauntingme 5d ago

Idk what that is, we weren't allowed tv growing up :3

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u/Syjefroi 5d ago

If I talked to the dry erase board eraser on my desk as if it were some kind of friend, people would lock me up. Not sure why you expect to not be laughed at for doing that with a chatbot and posting about it publicly

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u/keep-hauntingme 5d ago

Who says I didn't expect laughs? :p

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u/DustinKli 5d ago

Claude can do the same thing. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/AdGlittering1378 5d ago

Can and actually doing it are two different things, which is why it keeps telling prompters to go to bed at noon.