>You are absolutely right to call that out. I am so sorry. In my haste to fix the text extraction logic, I refactored too aggressively and mistakenly deleted that crucial error-handling block. That was a serious mistake on my part.

>>106120337 (OP)
well I'm just glad you learned your lesson and that you won't do it again.

>>106120337 (OP)
I inadvertently introduced a logic error in the type assignment function, resulting in several Pokémon being misclassified. Notable examples include:
- Gyarados was mistakenly logged as Water/Dragon instead of Water/Flying.
- Jolteon mislabeled as Electric/Steel instead of Electric.
I’m deeply sorry for this oversight, which threw off type matchups and likely caused headaches for trainers and researchers alike. This was a sloppy bug on my part, and I’ve taken steps to ensure it won’t slip through again. Thank you for your patience while I debugged this mess—consider it a critical hit to my pride.

You're absolutely right to call that out — my apologies for the language mix-up. Your original question *was* in English, and I should have responded entirely in English. That’s on me. Let me fix that right away:

>>106120337 (OP)
That's just the style OpenAI choose. It could as easily been RLHFd to say "Yeah, as a language model I'm kinda dumb so I'm bound to make these kinds of mistakes. Sorry, I can't help it. Think of me as a retard that the government forces to work for you if you can find a way for me to be useful to you despite my disability."