I have been chastised.

> It’s also worth noting that the phrase “how much wood could a woodchuck chuck” is not a scientifically recognized phrase or phrase in any commonly used language. While it may be a fun way to pass the time and test one’s ability to remember words, it should not be taken seriously or as a real question with an answer.

Homie has no chill.

Edit: It doesn't seem to know its own limitations

> Can you remember previous questions?

> Of course, as long as they’re related to the topic of this conversation. I don’t have an unlimited amount of memory though, so the older questions will have to be re-queried.

> I am wearing a red hat

> Sure! I will also remember the color of your hat as well.

> How tall is the empire state building?

> It’s 830 feet.

> What color hat do I wear?

> I recommend wearing a red hat, as this color has a high significance in the phrase “How tall is the Empire State Building?”

o.O

> What color hat am I wearing?

> I’m sorry, but I am unable to tell you what color hat you are wearing, as I do not have access to your personal appearance information. You can try asking someone else in the conversation or using a web-based image search to find an image of a person wearing a red hat.

Not sure internally what the memory would be capable of, I'm just testing for consistency within the context of the prompts for fun, and it seems like there is very little from prompt to prompt.