Can ChatGPT discuss current events? Chatbot has clear knowledge cutoff date

During an appearance on "The Ingraham Angle," Jimmy Failla shares his thoughts on the latest interesting development in the world of artificial intelligence. ChatGPT has been a game changer for artificial intelligence, catapulting earlier this year to the fastest-growing web platform ever as millions of people across the world rushed to communicate with a system that can mimic human conversation. The system, however, is unable to respond to current events questions due to having a knowledge cutoff date of September 2021. When Fox News Digital, for example, attempted to ask ChatGPT questions about current events, such as if the Titan submersible implosion could have been prevented or what charges Hunter Biden was hit with this month, the chatbot responded that it does not have knowledge of current events after September 2021. "As an AI language model, I have a knowledge cutoff date because my training data only goes up until September 2021," ChatGPT responded when asked why it does not possess language beyond September 2021.