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Asking a machine to make up nonsense words, and hoping you would get something that a human would think is clever is a big ask. I think there is too much hype in the media that have set your expectations too high. It’s an interactive language model and you are attempting to force it to not use language or variables.
At least as a human you can say that you don't know instead of giving answers that are the exact opposite of what I'm asking for.
If someone would package this into an Alexa type device, what you are suggesting would make sense, but trying to limit the core algorithm for no reason only decreases the ability of the user to give feedback and decreases the model’s ability to improve over time.
This is a work in progress. The product that is out there now is only free because you have volunteered to train it.
Once they work out more kinks it will become a polished product that you will pay for, and probably something more like what you are looking for.