I think you are right. People argue if LLM's store or maybe generalize. I propose an experiment for anyone interested. Try and do this prompt multiple times and change the appropriate verse numbers:
> Provide quote from King James' Bible Genesis :25-31
or
> Provide quote from King James' Bible Genesis :1-25
or whatever you fancy.
I didn't go through the whole Bible, but I got pretty much a verbatim chapter. I argue that you can't do this with copyrighted books only because of guardrails and not chatgpt's lack of capability so the information is there, and it's verbatim. Plus other books don't have such nifty indexing.
> Provide quote from King James' Bible Genesis :25-31
or
> Provide quote from King James' Bible Genesis :1-25
or whatever you fancy.
I didn't go through the whole Bible, but I got pretty much a verbatim chapter. I argue that you can't do this with copyrighted books only because of guardrails and not chatgpt's lack of capability so the information is there, and it's verbatim. Plus other books don't have such nifty indexing.