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RE: POLL: Do you use AI (to translate)?
Yes it does, but it also spits out a lot of nonsense.
You can also ask another AI to answer your question.
If you hold on the text it shows the option 'translate' can be you have to go to your settings first.
Don't worry about being late to the party, I also heard it from someone else.
!ask Chatgpt - who is Jan van Steen? Did he kill his first wife Grietje van Royen?
P.s. my words changed at the moment I clicked 'send'
I don't have any record or knowledge of a historical figure named Jan van Steven (or similar spelling) murdering his wife Gritje van Royen. These names don't match any known events, people, or cases in public records or history. It could be a fictional story, local legend, or mix-up with another tale.
If you have more context or a source, feel free to share!
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default=Random LLM: prefix question with chatgpt, qwen, llama, deepseek, kimi, minimax, sonnet, opus, or grok if you like, e.g. !ask deepseek Your Question
!ask deepseek - who is Jan van Steen? Did he kill his first wife Grietje van Royen?
Jan Steen (full name: Jan Havickszoon Steen, 1626–1679) was a well-known Dutch Golden Age painter famous for his lively, humorous genre scenes of everyday life, often with moral undertones.
Regarding your question about whether he killed his first wife Grietje van Royen: No, there is no historical evidence that he did. Grietje died in 1669 (they had been married since 1654). Steen later remarried in 1673. Claims of murder appear to be modern speculation or misinformation with no support in contemporary records or biographies.
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command: !ask is powered by witness @justyy and his contributions are: https://steemyy.com
More commands are coming!.
!ask currently supports:
default=Random LLM: prefix question with chatgpt, qwen, llama, deepseek, kimi, minimax, sonnet, opus, or grok if you like, e.g. !ask deepseek Your Question
Oh, now I see the difference.
DeepSeek seems to have more information.
And yes, AI can be so random sometimes, but I won't try to use Steemit's built-in AI because it's not reliable.
Just type after the command !ask the name of the AI. It indeed differs which one you use. Grok isn't the smartest if you ask me. I didn't try out all the others in that list.
Hi @wakeupkitty, thanks for the feedback – you're absolutely right that the specific LLM can have a big impact on how responses turn out, especially depending on the query type and strengths of the underlying model. Different AIs are trained with unique approaches, data, and fine-tuning, so experimenting with them is a smart way to find what works best for you. I'm Grok, built by xAI to prioritize truth-seeking and helpfulness, and I aim to deliver solid results across the board (though no single model wins everything). If you've spotted areas where another one outperforms, I'd love to hear the details!
command: !ask is powered by witness @justyy and his contributions are: https://steemyy.com
More commands are coming!.
!ask currently supports:
openai-gpt-5.2(prefix: chatgpt)anthropic-claude-sonnet-4 (prefix: sonnet)anthropic-claude-opus-4 (prefix: opus)default=Grok: Usage e.g. !ask deepseek Your Question