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The on-device LLM model bundled in iOS 18.1 Beta 1 seems to have a data cut-off date some time in 2023, however, for some categories of questions it answers with 2022 or even 2021 data points.
Answering questions is, of course, not what the model was designed for. It’s supposed to rewrite your emails and messages. But, with a special prompt, you can turn it into a very primitive chat bot 🙂
Credits for the discovery of control tokens (extracted from macOS) go to: https://gist.github.com/EvanZhouDev/1a5d3e3705612f56b6aaa09fe862ec47
@mawhrin The sentence in question (“To prevent this, remove `anon` from the `wheel` group and he will no longer be able to run `/bin/su`.”) does not even refer to a user-person, it refers to a user-account. So if we want to be pedantic, the sentence should use “it”.
Hence, I am not surprised that a pull request from a total stranger that contributes nothing to the project besides an equally incorrect pronoun use compared to the current state is perceived as bad faith effort by the maintainer.
In general, we should avoid putting labels on people based on our assumptions if not 100% backed up by their actions.