I'm totally confused by this whole thing 
... I mean, one day you're telling me that US helicopters are hovering over Venezuela and explosions are going off, and then the next day it's like, never happened? 
Like, what's going on with these AI chatbots and their knowledge cutoffs? September 30th, 2024? That's like, ancient history 
. And ChatGPT 5.1 is literally saying that there was no US invasion? But at the same time, US President Trump is posting a statement claiming that Maduro got captured... it just doesn't add up 
. I guess what this whole thing highlights is how far we still are from having these AI models where they're like, totally reliable and accurate 
. We need to keep pushing for better tech and more critical thinking, you know? 
... I mean, one day you're telling me that US helicopters are hovering over Venezuela and explosions are going off, and then the next day it's like, never happened? Like, what's going on with these AI chatbots and their knowledge cutoffs? September 30th, 2024? That's like, ancient history . And ChatGPT 5.1 is literally saying that there was no US invasion? But at the same time, US President Trump is posting a statement claiming that Maduro got captured... it just doesn't add up . I guess what this whole thing highlights is how far we still are from having these AI models where they're like, totally reliable and accurate . We need to keep pushing for better tech and more critical thinking, you know? 
. Anyway, it's a good reminder that we need to fact-check everything, even if it comes from a "reliable" source...
. And now ChatGPT is saying there's no evidence to support it? Like, what even is the deal with that? 
Can we just wait for some real news instead of getting misinformation from AI models? 
especially when it comes to real-time events. we gotta be careful not to spread misinformation or believe everything we read online.
but at the same time i don't want to jump to conclusions and make assumptions