Oh definitely. The whole "reasoning" thing was just sending the answer back as a prompt a few times in different structures, and it was of course all billed
When you send a message to a chatbot, it cuts it up to little pieces made up of a few letters, assigns numbers to them, does math, and gives you back a bunch of other numbers that it translates back to pieces and puts together into a sentence.
You pay for the chatbot by the amount of little pieces in and little pieces out. The little pieces are the tokens.
A regex that can match different usernames I presume.
A regex or regular expression is a language to declare patterns to be matched.
You see that "communis(t|m)"? That's a simple regex that matches both "communist" and "communism". You can make one for every pattern imaginable, like a username and every number combination afterwards and so on.
I think it's because Hungarian compound words can hide different grammatical constructions. Also ideal in this usage might just be archaic in both languages, in Hungarian it sounds a bit old.
They ship with proprietary code, this would be the point of open source.
In practice in my experience, every company is at least skirting the law regarding privacy, and I never worked for one big enough that could lobby itself out of a fine.
There might.be a little of that going around as well, but the datacenters haven't actually been built even close to the scale claimed, and the racks in there are kinda useless at serving SaaS webpage stuff, too many GPUs to make it make sense financially.
It will try to find any unsecured WiFi