NoBigBrother's AI was trained on information available through approximately late 2023. Think of it as a brilliant, well-read friend who's been completely off the grid for a couple of years.
It knows an enormous amount — history, science, medicine, law, writing, technology, cooking, finance, and much more. But it won't know about things that happened after its training ended: recent news, new album releases, current prices, or anything else from 2024 onward.
There's a second thing worth knowing: like all AI of this kind, it can occasionally get a specific fact wrong — a date, a name, a stat — even for things well before 2023. It might say a band's last album came out earlier than it actually did, or misremember a sports record. This isn't unique to NoBigBrother; it's true of ChatGPT and every other AI on the market. For anything where getting a precise fact exactly right truly matters, double-check it the way you'd double-check anything important.
The simple rule: use NoBigBrother for knowledge, thinking, and writing — where it shines. For breaking news or a fact you're staking something on, verify it. Keep Google around for current events. They complement each other well — and only one of them is watching.
