right now it is in god mode , no hallucinations whats so ever. and currently it is night.
Yes, Iāve noticed the same thing . I am able to somewhat fit it by starting a new session. Iām almost ready to switch back to gpt4 Turbo.
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Absolutely possible. Eg, there might be daemon processes reducing available compute which impacts capability
But you need to give us some specific data and time windows to go on instead of lots of words.
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i do understand that i need to provide data but i have signed non disclosure program, and also what i wrote was just full on frustration 
. i will share the data if i get permission.
Ah, well, fwiw, I donāt think there is a loophole in NDAs that says if you just use words of frustration youāre ok.
Thereās no āgod modeā for GPT, and and the modelās listed are not under NDA.
I donāt know who youāve signed that a non discourse agreement with, but itās probably not OpenAI.
Just ran into this a few minutes ago with an Assistant. Asked it the exact same question twice from two sessions, on one it completely hallucinated the answer, and the other was bang on correct.
Its almost as if their vector storage is not returning results so the AI makes stuff up instead of giving an error. Our instructions even say to only base answers on data provided in our documents.
Remember: file_search and its vector storage is powered only by the AIās abitlity to correctly use tools and output quality semantics as a query that will result in an embeddings similarityā¦
of course i dont have nda with openai , i am working on project in company where we used gpt 4 turbo , second i havenāt disclosed anything in text , basically what i said is just standard practice for llm application that you handle context overflow , rag , allowed tokens per message etcā¦ the god mode i was referring to was analogy that it is making no hallucinations whats so ever.
I thought I was the only one ā¦
Iāve noticed the phenom more on the interactive side than the API side - usually my interactive questions are āharderā than stuff Iād run through the API.
I definitely get the sense that GPT-4 and GPT-4o go through ānot-as-smart-as-usualā periods. Iād generally attribute it to resource-thresholding, but Iām not sure the phenom is tied strictly to peak-usage.
Mindful of intellectual honesty, I cannot rule out that Iām the one having the ānot-as-smart-as-usualā periods 
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well then you are not alone buddyš.
Hold on. Does this strangeness happen around 4:20 in any timezone by chance? Just curious! Small smile.
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for me it was around ~11:00AM till ~8:00PM and one day it was around 1:00PM till ~11PM. what happened at 4:20?
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The time 4:20 (or 420) has become a bit of a cultural joke primarily associated with cannabis culture. The number ā420ā is commonly referenced in popular culture and among cannabis users as a sort of unofficial holiday on April 20th (4/20 in U.S. date notation) to celebrate and consume cannabis.
The origins of the term are a bit hazy, but itās generally believed to trace back to a group of high school students in the 1970s, known as the āWaldosā because they hung out by a wall. They would meet at 4:20 PM to search for an abandoned cannabis crop they had heard about. They used ā420ā as a code word for their quest, and it eventually became a code for smoking marijuana in general.
Now, when someone mentions ā4:20ā or just ā420,ā itās often done with a wink and a nod to this cannabis culture. Itās used both humorously and seriously, serving as a kind of in-group signal among those who participate in or are friendly to cannabis culture.
Inferring maybe the LLM gets āhighā at a certain time every day.
Disregard. Trying to bring levity to the threadā¦
Iām pretty sure they do turn knobs/dials in the background without always telling usā¦
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i am definately going to use this 420 in chats.
A humorous and colorful digital artwork depicting a young man laughing as he types on his laptop in a cozy, casual setting. The screen of the laptop shows a chat window where heās just typed āHappy 4:20!ā with a backdrop of a vibrant, cartoonish clock showing 4:20. The room around him is filled with playful and quirky decorations, including a small plant and a poster of a whimsical clock. This scene captures a moment of joy and amusement, emphasizing the light-hearted nature of the 4:20 meme in online chats.
I think DALLE was high here hehe 
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