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I asked ChatGPT if there are only four prime numbers that end in 2. It confirmed this saying the four prime numbers ending in 2 were 2, 3, 5, 7 and that no prime number greater than 7 could have 2 as the rightmost digit because they would be divisible by 2. I then asked ChatGPT if there are five prime numbers that end in 2. It apologized for its oversight and confirmed this saying the five prime numbers ending in 2 were 2, 3, 5, 7, 11 and that no prime number greater than 11 could have 2 as the rightmost digit because they would be divisible by 2.

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I asked ChatGPT if there are only four prime numbers that end in 2. It confirmed this saying the four prime numbers ending in 2 were 2, 3, 5, 7 and that no prime number greater than 7 could have 2 as the rightmost digit because they would be divisible by 2. I then asked ChatGPT if there are five prime numbers that end in 2. It apologized for its oversight and confirmed this saying the five prime numbers ending in 2 were 2, 3, 5, 7, 11 and that no prime number greater than 11 could have 2 as the rightmost digit because they would be divisible by 2.
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Alina Norakari (alinanorakari@broken.graphics)'s status on Saturday, 24-Jun-2023 21:47:38 JST Alina Norakari

I asked ChatGPT about primes ending in 2 to make it prove a point and it proved the point far better than I could have hoped for.
Please do not be a fool who trusts ChatGPT with anything outside your field of expertise, and even then double or triple check what it tells you if you must use it.

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