Buck of the Month BOTM 841 Sprint Pro satin S30V drop point blade Ckote Crushed Silver AL hndl rdwhtblue blade marking. Blue ano spcr. of/500

Like I said before, I think it will be a Brahma. I say this since it was recently reintroduced.
 
I modified the request again and had it look at models on the Buck web site as well as the previous BOTM list. Can anyone get behind this selection? What I am not sure about is where ChatGPT is getting its information since the Kalinga is not on Buck's web site or on the previous BOTM list.

"Based on the provided historical data and the current knives available on the official Buck Knives website, I can make a prediction for the knife model Buck Knives may release in July 2023 and its price.
Prediction for July 2023: Knife Model: 401 Kalinga Price: $249.99
Justification:
  1. Analyzing the past releases, Buck Knives has a history of introducing new variants or upgraded versions of their existing popular models. The "Kalinga" series has been a successful one for Buck Knives, and it's likely that they would continue to expand on it.
  2. The "Kalinga" series represents a premium line of hunting knives, which aligns with the type of knives Buck Knives has released in the past.
  3. Buck Knives tends to use high-quality materials for their premium knives, and given the trend in recent releases, the predicted knife may have a blade made of S45VN steel.
  4. The handle material may be upgraded as well, possibly featuring an elegant hardwood or layered material such as maroon Micarta or stabilized wood, as seen in some of the past releases.
  5. The price is predicted to be around $249.99, considering the upgrades in materials and the premium nature of the "Kalinga" series."
 
A 402 Akonua would do the trick for me. Say Magnacut and Ebony or Ironwood. This knife has evaded me although I've had many opportunities.
 
TheFishman said:
I modified the request again and had it look at models on the Buck web site as well as the previous BOTM list. Can anyone get behind this selection? What I am not sure about is where ChatGPT is getting its information since the Kalinga is not on Buck's web site - or on the previous BOTM list.
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2019 February | 401 Kalinga | 420HC, layered maroon Micarta with brass guard | 150 available | $250
 
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seems Buck clears out leftover materials sometimes on botms. which is smart. we've had a few red micarta knives botms from them. I imagine leftover from those c&c runs. one time we had some burlap micarta leftover from the skblades runs. I imagine if they have some overstock or leftovers of some material it could show up in a botm.
 
bertl said:
This has nothing to do with Buck Knives, but it does show something about the current reliability of ChatGPT. In a notorious example, a lawyer used ChatGPT to write a legal brief filed in a federal court case. Apparently the brief written by ChatGPT contained several bogus trial references, and the judge was not amused.

"However, Judge P. Kevin Castel wrote in an early May order regarding the plaintiff’s filing that “six of the submitted cases appear to be bogus judicial decisions with bogus quotes and bogus internal citations.” He called it “an unprecedented circumstance.”

I don't think ChatGPT will do any better predicting the BOTM.

Bert
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So AI can be a conniving liar, just like it's human creators. Interesting.
 
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