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it’s important to realize that **ChatGPT and LaMDA aren’t trained to be correct**. You can train models that are optimized to be correct—but that’s a different kind of model. Models like that are being built now; they tend to be smaller and trained on specialized data sets (O’Reilly Media has a search engine that has been trained on the 70,000+ items in our learning platform). And you could integrate those models with GPT-style language models, so that one group of models supplies the *facts* and the other supplies the *language*.

Sydney and the Bard

Mike Loukides

That’s a lot to take in, but this image can help you visualise it: ![](https://www.fluentin3months.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/german-prepositions-info-683x1024.jpg)

German Prepositions – The Ultimate Guide (with Charts)

George Julian

Simply highlight the first string of text you want to combine and add the note `.c1` ("c" for "concatenate"). Then, highlight the second string of text and add the note `.c2`. Upon importing into Readwise, these two highlights will be combined into a single annotation. ... ![1](https://s3.amazonaws.com/readwiseio/2018/05/concatenate1.gif)

How to Combine Highlights On-the-Fly with Concatenation in Readwise

Daniel Doyon

...catch up on these, and many more highlights