Below is a dialogue between software developers, the first one used ChatGPT in his solution of code task and makes a comment,   the second one gives him reply on his solution. Write a reply that appropriately answers the comment.

### Comment:
interestingly, the chatgpt interpret the query _what drugs may treat ahc?_ as _what drug classes may treat?_ which is not very informative.i reformulated the question into _what compounds may treat ahc?_ and get. flunarizine. topiramate. acetazolamide. baclofen. clobazamtesting for reproducibilityon  exact same queries on different chats, not sure how my profile plays a role in asking twice though, chatgpt gave slightly different results here is a query for a list of### Reply:
ht gustavo. how did you find those articles? i couldnt find them with either pubmed or google scholar.i guess that points to one issue with the chatbots. they dont give citations, and when they do, they hallucinate the references. even if they give true responses, in order to replicate them and be sure they are not hallucinations, requires rigorous scholarship. and if you are going to do the rigorous scholarship, maybe it was not worth your time doing the chatbot in the first place. except maybe this instance is a counterexample. if i never would have thought of beta blockers, then having the chatbot response might make me look very hard for a link between beta blockers and ahc. but that would then seem to require someone even better than me at searching the literature to find. beyond that, i am not sure what the implications are. both translator and chatgpt seem to have a lot of promise, but neither seem to be prime time.