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During a conversation about regex whitelisting for #BlockIt on macOS, the AI returned a Chinese-language technical tutorial about OpenCV/image alignment that was unrelated to the query. This appears to be a cached data cross-talk error.
User Query:
can you make a regex to whitelist a subreddit
Follow-up:
Clarifications about #BlockIt macOS usage
Observed Result:
Response included Chinese technical content about image alignment (no user-provided Chinese input)
Expected Behavior:
Responses should remain focused on the user's query (regex/whitelisting) without injecting unrelated cached data.
Actual Behavior:
Irrelevant Chinese-language OpenCV tutorial content appeared mid-conversation.
During a conversation about regex whitelisting for #BlockIt on macOS, the AI returned a Chinese-language technical tutorial about OpenCV/image alignment that was unrelated to the query. This appears to be a cached data cross-talk error.
User Query:
can you make a regex to whitelist a subreddit
Follow-up:
Clarifications about #BlockIt macOS usage
Observed Result:
Response included Chinese technical content about image alignment (no user-provided Chinese input)
Expected Behavior:
Responses should remain focused on the user's query (regex/whitelisting) without injecting unrelated cached data.
Actual Behavior:
Irrelevant Chinese-language OpenCV tutorial content appeared mid-conversation.
Technical Details:
Additional Context:
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