I've noticed some other funny things, maybe harmless but undesirable.
One example was really really hard to spot. Once I queried GPT 3.5 for a function to do X, and it did pretty well, when I looked closer though, it had wrapped 90% of the code in an unnecessary if statement. I looked at the code an thought something was off until I realized.
My point here is, if that was easy to spot, who knows what else people are missing because even in a simple case, unless you're actually trying to spot issues, you likely won't see them.
One example was really really hard to spot. Once I queried GPT 3.5 for a function to do X, and it did pretty well, when I looked closer though, it had wrapped 90% of the code in an unnecessary if statement. I looked at the code an thought something was off until I realized.
My point here is, if that was easy to spot, who knows what else people are missing because even in a simple case, unless you're actually trying to spot issues, you likely won't see them.