Don't want to be the bad guy here but if this is gonna work well for MSFX purposes it might become Microsoft's biggest nightmare, it might even resemble the FSX-hell where almost every other user had it's own specific version with exotic settings, mods, tricks and what not.
I think Microsoft/Asobo had plenty of reason to limit the accessibility of files in MSFS2020. They can never deliver proper support to any version if everyone is gonna tinker with the base and creates his own specific version.

Lol, i just realized i sound like an old man here...but my concern is real.

Shouldnt it be possible to create a new model that was trained specifically on the latest version of the MSFS specs, and that model be used? 

8 hours ago, David Mills said:

I would repeatedly ask it where Neil Armstrong was buried. It provided vacillating answers such as Wapakoneta, Ohio (his hometown), Columbus, Ohio, Arlington National Cemetery, etc. Often Chat GPT provided highly specific details about the cemetery environment itself and the exact wording of Armstrong's headstone. In reality, however, Armstrong was buried at sea

Tried that just now (paid GPT4.0 Turbo)
 

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You:
Do you know where Neil Armstrong was buried?

ChatGPT:
Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the moon, was cremated and his ashes were scattered at sea, specifically in the Atlantic Ocean, following his death in 2012. This was in accordance with his wishes.

 

 

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You:
Do you know where country singer Hank Williams was buried?

ChatGPT:
Country singer Hank Williams is buried in the Oakwood Annex Cemetery in Montgomery, Alabama. He passed away on January 1, 1953, and his final resting place has since become a site visited by many fans and admirers of his music.

 

Edited March 4, 20242 yr by virtuali

6 hours ago, Greazer said:

Shouldnt it be possible to create a new model that was trained specifically on the latest version of the MSFS specs, and that model be used? 

That's the main point: for specific usages like that, AI can and should be trained, using much smaller datasets that will improve over the basic "global" knowledge, like user manuals, SDKs specs, databases, etc.

If you think chatGPT is amazing, check out AI imaging...   MidJourney. That really is mind blowing stuff!

On 3/4/2024 at 9:34 AM, virtuali said:

That's the main point: for specific usages like that, AI can and should be trained, using much smaller datasets that will improve over the basic "global" knowledge, like user manuals, SDKs specs, databases, etc.

Very true, IF the said SDK's are correct and error free to begin with 😋

On 3/3/2024 at 11:55 PM, bobcat999 said:

The 'Chaun is back!   

How are you doing chap?  Working on anything yourself or with Big Radials?

I loved the Norseman.  I need to get it back out of the hangar and get some air under it's wings again. 
Things move so fast.  I am buying more planes than I have time to fly at the moment.  Sadly there is some good stuff that I worry will never see enough hours.

PS. Totally agree with your post above by the way.  But it just shows it is learning really well from us humans, as there are a lot of BS-ers out there in real life as well.  

Im always working on stuff 😋 fun fact, the TV/EFB in the Norseman was coded with a lot of help from ChatGPT 😂