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Google's ai confused G's (force of gravity) with grams
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It's not confused. That implies it understands what it wrote. The probability of g meaning grams must be higher than the force of gravity, even with the context. So grams was included in the generation of predicted text. Maybe it's because g and G are both often used for gravity, where grams is always lower case.
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Usually, g is used to represent acceleration due to gravity, whereas G is used to represent the gravitational constant in the calculation of the gravitational attraction between any two bodies.
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G-force is used a lot. You are right if you look at it from what it's being used for, but again LLMs are about statistical occurrences, and g/G is a good example of how the numbers in millions of data points may not match up to proper use.
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G-spot is also used, and I'm disappointed the AI didn't hallucinate that into this response.
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An AI that's retrained/jailbroken might be more apt to go that direction.
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