I asked it, conversationally as I would to a human, "when is the super bowl", "what channel is it on", and "who is playing" in that order, and it answered all three perfectly.
For fun, I asked it a more complex question - "will ford stock go up or down", and it answered with -
Analysts have a median target of $13.00 for Ford stock in the next 12 months[1], with a high estimate of $21.00 and a low estimate of $10.00[1]. Over the past 50 years, Ford Motor has on average risen by 15.7% over the course of one year[2]. Therefore, it is likely that Ford stock will go up in the next year[3][4].
> Perplexity: The three horses and duck have a total of 24 legs[1]
[2]. However, the question only asks for the number of legs on the floor, which is 4[3][4]
I get "The number of legs of three horses and a duck is 28. Horses have four legs each, so three horses would have 12 legs. Ducks have two legs, so the duck would have two legs. Therefore, the total number of legs is 28."
I asked it, conversationally as I would to a human, "when is the super bowl", "what channel is it on", and "who is playing" in that order, and it answered all three perfectly.
For fun, I asked it a more complex question - "will ford stock go up or down", and it answered with -
Analysts have a median target of $13.00 for Ford stock in the next 12 months[1], with a high estimate of $21.00 and a low estimate of $10.00[1]. Over the past 50 years, Ford Motor has on average risen by 15.7% over the course of one year[2]. Therefore, it is likely that Ford stock will go up in the next year[3][4].
I'm going to use the heck out of this thing.