so correct me if I'm wrong

these models don't "think" in the normal sense of the word but simply try to match your question with a preset answer they get from scraping data off the internet. so even the most simple of questions doesn't get parsed with any "thought" but just matched with a preset answer from a database.

and they're packaging this as an "AI"?
it's just an indexing app with an added layer of cleaning up syntax before "answering"

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>You've now lived long enough that modern Nick Mullen is now unironically unfunnier than classic Demi Lardner.