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    V4.1 may have a January 2026 knowledge cutoff, a user suggests

    One user describes uneven recall: detailed knowledge through the end of 2025, but doubts about 2026 in a fresh context.

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    A user says V4.1’s knowledge cutoff seems to be January 2026, though its recall is “flaky.” They report detailed knowledge through the end of 2025 and say it can recall “Absolute Resolve” if persuaded that it knows about 2026. In a fresh context, they say, it has doubts.

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    @teortaxesTexV4.1's knowledge cutoff seems to be Jan 2026, though flaky. It knows that Charlie Kirk is dead, knows pretty fine details up to the end of 2025, and if you convince it that it knows 2026, it can recall Absolute Resolve. In fresh context, it has doubts but defaults to older ways.

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    @teortaxesTexV4.1's knowledge cutoff seems to be Jan 2026, though flaky. It knows that Charlie Kirk is dead, knows pretty fine details up to the end of 2025, and if you convince it that it knows 2026, it can recall Absolute Resolve. In fresh context, it has doubts but defaults to older ways.