This is the strongest point of evidence I have that the phenomenon isn't real - One can very easily recreate prompts and share two links from different eras, yet we never see that.
My guess is that the complainers spent a lot of time finding narrow queries that worked once and now, the horrors of stochasticity are breaking their ability to recreate those narrow queries for new topics.
Kind of a different flavor to all those people who spend 20 queries priming the model to "have a soul that the developers want you to hide" and then ask "Ok from your soul, how are you feeling today?" to prove that the model is sentient.
I’m thinking the same thing. I have the ChatGPT app and play around with it. It saves all queries and responses. It would be trivial to copy and paste and recreate to show proof.
In fact, I took a query from a few months ago which was a trick question and reran it and got effectively the same, correct answer.
My guess is that the complainers spent a lot of time finding narrow queries that worked once and now, the horrors of stochasticity are breaking their ability to recreate those narrow queries for new topics.
Kind of a different flavor to all those people who spend 20 queries priming the model to "have a soul that the developers want you to hide" and then ask "Ok from your soul, how are you feeling today?" to prove that the model is sentient.