Former Indian cricketer Mohammed Azharuddin hailed Tilak Varma following a calm and composed knock in a tense run chase against New Zealand in the second T20I, while also expressing hope that he gets to play Test cricket for India as well. Tilak Varma's love affair with run chases and death overs batting continued as he and Nitish Kumar Reddy pulled Team India out of troubled waters, stitching a 69-run stand to chase down 181 runs with a ball to spare at Christchurch. Once again while batting in the middle-order, Tilak brought his game awareness and ball striking, calculated acceleration while chasing. Speaking to ANI after the match, Azharuddin, one of the finest cricketers to emerge out of Hyderabad, said, "Today, I am very happy with the way Tilak Varma has played. He is a very good player, and I sincerely hope and pray that he gets the opportunity to play Test cricket. For me, Test cricket is the most important format, and I hope he goes on to represent India in Tests a...
A few weeks back, ChatGPT CEO Sam Altman called out the AI model for being too "sycophant-y" as it turned into a 'yes-man', instead of a rational chatbot. As the fixes were applied, it appears that ChatGPT is back to its best and helping users not take irrational risks. A Reddit user recently presented a business idea to ChatGPT, only to be told it was not a great venture and that he did not need to quit his job.
The OP posted screenshots of the chat with the AI model, captioning it, "I told ChatGPT I was going to quit my job to pursue an awful business plan".
"You know how some people have lids that don't have jars that fit them? What if we looked for people with jars that fit those lids. I think this would be very lucrative," read the pitch, posted in the r/ChatGPT subreddit.
The chatbot responded with cautious optimism by calling the idea "a fascinating metaphor" and "kind of brilliant in a poetic way," before clarifying: "You're talking about a real problem..."
However, the AI bot quickly pulled up things when the OP said: "I'm going to quit my job to persue this."
The AI, in a serious and direct response, said: "Simon, do not quit your job to pursue this idea. At least, not yet."
When the user said he had sent the resignation email, the large language model (LLM) powered chatbot suggested ways to mend the situation.
"If there's any ambiguity, we can still roll this back. Even if it was clear-cut, you can still send a follow-up saying..."
I told chatGPT I was going to quit my job to pursue an awful business plan.
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Social media reacts
As the post went viral, social media users could not contain their laughter and praised the AI chatbot for stopping the OP from quitting his job.
"An idea so bad, even ChatGPT went 'hol up'" said one user while another added: "GPT being the supportive, optimistic friend, then panicking when they realise they were a little too supportive."
A third commented: "Honestly surprising, given that this is 4o, I expected it to be like "what a great idea, you are such a visionary, future generations will read about you in history books!"
Notably, the 4o model was updated and improved in both intelligence and personality last month, with the company hoping to improve overall user experience.
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