My initial thought was wow, this is going to truely be a game changer. I could imagine that I could test hypotheses in near real-time and get amazing insights using the largest body of knowledge available that is powered by probability.

Being curious I want to try to work out the workings.

I assumed there was some prompt engineering using the inputs, but was interested in the GSS training model and how that would come into play.

So I was like lets see first how good or bad ChatGPT is, it was poor, though I put zero effort into optimising the prompt.

```Using your knowledge of business owners, calculate a plausible distribution of responses to the question: What is the biggest pain point for your business that a SaaS platform could potentially solve? A. Inefficient project management B. Poor data management and analytics C. Ineffective customer relationship management D. Challenges in managing remote teams E. Lack of robust communication and collaboration tools```

ChatGPT (GPT4) ``` A. Inefficient project management - 20% B. Poor data management and analytics - 25% C. Ineffective customer relationship management - 15% D. Challenges in managing remote teams - 20% E. Lack of robust communication and collaboration tools - 20% ```

The results were not that exciting and very neat (20%, 25% etc.)

I was ready to see how much more accurate RoundTable was...it was exactly the same.