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Feature request: Accurate time-keeping built in to the model

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A user on reddit.com's dev_community has submitted a feature request for AI models to incorporate accurate time-keeping. The user expresses frustration that current AI models provide wildly inaccurate estimations for task durations, sometimes stating hours for sub-minute tasks or weeks for tasks that take 20 units of time. They argue that a "super intelligent AI" should be able to properly function and provide accurate time estimations, suggesting this issue should have been resolved previously.

I can't believe that I am the only one who thinks the AI being grounded in the current time to be able to make a proper estimation about how long a task will take to run instead of the current approach where it wildly states something will take hours that takes sub-minutes or weeks and takes 20. How do you expect a super intelligent AI to properly function if it can't tell the time. It is ridiculous, it should have been sorted a long time ago, fix your models.

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