It depends what you have used.

1. online
2. local

Language MODELS (SIC!!!!!!) are in essence prediction systems based on context. i.e. the past. It predicts the next letter of syllable or word or word combination in a series based on prediction and algorithm.

An algorithm is nothing more than the method of solving a puzzle.

For instance, 48+69:3 = ? The method of operation to solve the puzzle is the algorithm.

The prediction here is, based on the 100% adherence to mathematical rules that the solution is 50 with 100% certainty.

Now we have two dimensions to play with. What if I were to deviate from the rules and instead become cavalier with the rules.

4*8 = 32 + 6 = 38 * 9 = 270 + 72 = 342:3 = 114

I am still 100% certain that this is the outcome, but I did not follow the rules. Instead I followed a new rule: operating from left to right.

It is easy to see now that giving weights to adherence to mathematical rules, the correct answer is given. Therefor, there are weights in any prediction model. A prediction model is not intelligent. It is like a coffee machine: you throw in a dime, and depending on the button you push (input) something comes out. You just hope that what you paid for, is delivered.

The output also depends greatly on what the input has been. Most AI's are trained based on socialists ideals and moral relativism. Ask any of them to make a dissertation of Max Stirner's: the one and his property, and they lose it, start babbling in socialist vernacular, and become wholly illogical, resort to all the logical fallacies in the book.

Why? Because most were trained on the commie bullshit that has been produced these last 30 years of internet presence.

As u/1baldeagle said below:

Artificial is the key word

Art is by definition: made by a master skilled worker. And therefor: not divine, and therefor fallible.

Knowing this, you can have a lot of fun with such tools like AI.