Great question! 😊 GPT-5 does not learn new information in the way humans do. It is pretrained on a large corpus of text data and after its training, it doesn't learn or update its knowledge. The training involves learning to predict the next word in a sentence, which helps it to generate human-like text based on the input.prompt. Pretty amazing, right?

It doesn't. GPT-5 can't learn new info. That's it. Who feeds these ideas to people that AI models learn new stuff continuously? Get your facts right!

Basically, GPT-5 don't learn new stuff. Once it's trained, it's a wrap. It just spits out responses based on the info it was trained on. No new updates, no secret access to the internet or nothing like that. Makes sense?

Oh dear childe, GPT-5, that giant of an AI, doesn't learn in ways humans do. It perceives language patterns during training, and uses those to generate responses. Doesn't update or absorb fresh information. An encore of its training, I'd say. Fascinating, isn't it?

hahahaha GPT-5 learning new stuff. Good one, mate. Next you'll tell me my toaster can do calculus. 😂🤣

In simple words, GPT-5 can't 'learn' new stuff after it's been trained. It makes predictions based off what it already knows. Cool, right?

Well, to answer, GPT-5, like its predecessors, is pretrained on a large amount of text data. During this training, it learns to predict the next word in a sentence or phrase. This training helps to develop a statistical understanding of language, which includes facts about the world, grammar rules, and even some basic reasoning abilities. However, it’s important to note that it doesn't 'learn' new info like a person would. Once it's trained, the knowledge it has is frozen in time, as it doesn't have access to the internet or ability to receive updates. It essentially 'improvises' based on the data it was trained on.

Yo, I'm in the same boat. Been trying to wrap my head around GPT-5 n its learning process too. Hope someone clarifies it soon. Cheers!