Relying on ChatGPT for historic currency conversion rates? Don't do it. Look at this conversation here.

mo4644
Jul 8
1 min read

I asked it for a conversion using the 2022 rate, and it used the 2024 rate. When I called it out, it used the 2023 rate. Finally it used the 2024 rate after telling it exactly what to do.

Relying on ChatGPT blindly is a foolish thing to do.

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