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Do you Chat GPT learn from your interactions with users? ChatGPT said: Great question — and the answer depends on how you're using ChatGPT. 🚫 By default: No, I don’t learn from individual conversations In this chat: I don’t remember what you’ve told me in the past I don’t “learn” from you in a long-term sense I don’t store personal data unless you explicitly choose to do so Your chats are not used to train future versions of ChatGPT unless you’ve opted in to share that data with OpenAI for research purposes. ✅ Optional: Memory Mode If you turn on memory in ChatGPT settings, then: I can remember helpful facts you’ve shared (like your name, interests, or goals) You can see and delete anything I remember at any time Memory is used to personalize your experience — like helping with ongoing projects or adjusting tone/style 🔒 Even with memory on, your data is not shared with third parties, and you remain in control. 🔍 Training data (separate from your use) OpenAI does use anonymized, aggregated data from interactions — only if you’ve opted in — to improve overall performance of the models in a future update. But this isn’t individual “learning” like human memory. Would you like to check if memory is on in your settings? Or want help managing it?

Chat GPT is good if you are too lazy to search for some information - it is usually right but wrong answers are not that uncommon either. You can have a discussion with it about a topic of interest to you. If you venture into certain areas it might refuse to play - but you can keep pushing it and it starts playing again. If you are in a controversial area it will give you the mainstream view - if you push it harder it will give you more fringe views but you have to know a good deal about the subject to box it in, so it has to go fringe. So it has mainstream replies and then other replies for the wackjobs. Sometimes it will give one set of answers and then if you come back at it on another day it will give you a different set of replies and deny it ever gave you the first set. Very occassionally I have managed to get it to give me quite radical answers - proper conspiracy theory stuff. I haven't asked it about charting but as i know its responses do vary, it might not be a good idea to stake much on any predictions.

So the Iranian nuclear sites are completely intact I suppose. For the first time in a long time CNN tells the truth.

@Roy every day of the year if you have something to give me.

Sovereigns look like pennies and cents. I you have them in purses with fiat coinage I would be very surprised there would be a problem. You have them in your pockets - you put a purse and loose change in the tray - it goes through the scanner - they see there is loose change there and that's it. They are not looking for loose change they are looking for bombs, guns and drugs prior to boarding the plane. No need to over think this. I have gone through security flying to Spain lots of times prior to Brexit - they only picked me up when there was a big bar of silver in my hand luggage, one I had received off the forum that morning as I left. Some cluck thought it was part of something - God knows what. That i was going to another EU country would not be known to security, I am just another passenger. I could have been flying to the Phillipines. Now I don't know how sovereigns sell in the Phillipines. Sovereigns are liquid and most people recognise them when they look close enough. In the Phillipines that might not be the case and if you want to sell them you might have problems. Personally I would put the cash into Kinesis and buy the KAU gold. You can fly anywhere and access your account anywhere and sell it anytime. You could sell it on the platform for BTC or lots of other cryptos if you want. You could have 10 tonnes of silver on the platform and get on the plane with no luggage if you follow my drift. Nothing to declare.

I see quite a number of chartists talking about a decent pullback. Price keeps climbing and climbing - and the inevitably it pulls back in a big hurry I also see Elliot wave talking about it being very bearish - they are looking for a decent leg down. This is Northstarbadcharts. Notice they suggest go into silver when gold has pulled back.

Your auction does not have a minimum starting bid. A suggestion of an opening bid is just a suggestion. This is a damaged Sterling silver commemorative with a spot value of £38.53. @ChrisSilver would you please ajudicate on the terms of this auction.

£10

So i won and never knew it. My internet went down. Clearly must have been a wicked plot.

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The idea that it was in jewellery does sound appealing - this could explain the wear. Lots and lots of wear and loss of gold. I could imagine whoever wore the jewellery would habitually spin the coin in the holder. The constant handling wearing the face of the coin and wearing the edge. It is scrap. If it is genuine it isn't worth anything as a coin. It is a scrapper.

A friend of mine is sending some sovereigns and halves off into storage. He wondered about this one. He says the good half weighs 4g and the one on the right weighs 3.7g. He got most of them in job lots so I expect the one on the right came in one of those. I have said the one of the right is a fake. Opinions.

I have advised people their price is a bit low - I have even told dealers. But if you mess around you can be too slow and you miss the bargain you wanted. So generally I would just buy and ask questions later. There are too many sharks in the pool.

Put me down for these but if I get pricked I will hold you responsible.

Are these hallmarked? How big are they - would there be a risk of pranging yourself on them or getting stopped by airport security for a dangerous object?