I just did a quick run of those prompts, plus one added one (‘give me a story’) because the ones above weren’t being interpreted as narratives in the way I intended. Of the results (visible here), slide 1 is hard to interpret, 2 and 4 seem to support your hypothesis, and 5 is a bit hard to interpret but seems like maybe evidence against. I have to switch to working on other stuff, but it would be interesting to do more cases like 5 where what’s being asked for is clearly something like a narrative or an anecdote as opposed to a factual question.
I just did a quick run of those prompts, plus one added one (‘give me a story’) because the ones above weren’t being interpreted as narratives in the way I intended. Of the results (visible here), slide 1 is hard to interpret, 2 and 4 seem to support your hypothesis, and 5 is a bit hard to interpret but seems like maybe evidence against. I have to switch to working on other stuff, but it would be interesting to do more cases like 5 where what’s being asked for is clearly something like a narrative or an anecdote as opposed to a factual question.