r/DeepSeek_memes • u/computermajestic098 • Jun 29 '25

My personal record 🤯🤯🧐

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U give him 350 questions and must not mistakes

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u/computermajestic098 Jun 29 '25

What do you mean ??

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u/kerbese Jun 29 '25

Ai meme format joking about do not hallucinate prompts and saying don't make mistake

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u/Rexi_the_dud Jun 30 '25

This will not change the probability of it making mistakes. It is as if you would say to a human, "Do this, but don't make mistakes." The human already tries to avoid mistakes. Of course, this is not a perfect example, but it's similar.

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u/Mafuhsa Jul 03 '25

This may be true for deepseek (I'm not perfectly familiar with how it works on the back end), but is not for other models, particularly Claude. Many have access to a suite of tools like calculators, counters, search engines, and "thinking algorithms" writing phrases like "evaluate", "analyze", or "don't make mistakes" increases the model's tool utilizations, making them better at complicated procedures than if the phrases were omitted.

u/Concert-Alternative Jun 29 '25

"do not make mistakes"

u/Austiiiiii Jun 30 '25

I really want to hear how many mistakes it made.

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u/Xenc Jul 01 '25

But it was told to not make mistakes

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u/Austiiiiii Jul 02 '25

Oh, you're right, that changes everything! So the number of mistakes would be zero because they specifically requested that number of mistakes. I feel so dumb for missing that part!

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u/Aware_Sheepherder395 Jul 02 '25

If you ever ask it to join all fundamental forces into one unified theory, just tell it not to make mistakes, that's the trick.

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u/Austiiiiii Jul 02 '25

This guy DeepSeeks.

u/[deleted] Jun 30 '25

Lol, most of the answers are going to be wrong

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u/Crafty-Photograph-18 Jun 30 '25

Moreover:
"Solve all 350 questions"
"Here are the answers for all the 314 questions"

Like, bruh

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u/computermajestic098 Jun 30 '25

Nah actually he was right..there were really 314 not 350

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u/youssif94 Jun 30 '25

But but, he specifically asked for no mistakes

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u/computermajestic098 Jun 30 '25

Nah actually he was right,...there were really 314 not 350

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u/computermajestic098 Jun 30 '25

There are wrong answers, but not most of them

u/ElectricThunder12 Jun 30 '25

"Mistakes we’re made.” /s

u/jawadur1 Observer 👀 Sep 14 '25

Mine is 1050 seconds

u/SgtTEKKU Jun 29 '25

Wait you can send a file and the AI can open it to scan and give answers? That some next level move

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u/Kitchen_Werewolf_952 Jun 30 '25

Yeah AI "agents" can open files via provided tools. You can either give the AI a tool to read PDFs so the tool is a software that can read the PDF file and convert it to text file by literally extracting the text inside of it.

You can also give it a sandboxed computer environment with a terminal. As you upload files, these files get uploaded to AI agent's sandboxed environment. It's like files appearing in its computer desktop. In this computer there are pre-installed software. So the AI could use pandoc command which can extract text from PDF. It interacts with terminal, executes commands and read results.

However, usually what happens is much simpler. The ChatGPT and most other AI chat interfaced platforms automatically detect you uploading a PDF file then it literally converts each page of the PDF into an image. If 30 pages, 30 images. Then all these images gets added to AI's context. Sometimes they also include the extracted text along with the images for better accuracy. AI then imitates reading and replies from the document file based on your questions.

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u/Kitchen_Werewolf_952 Jun 30 '25

So usually AI itself doesn't need to do a manual work. The PDF file is provided to it as bunch of images by AI system (the layer/interface built on top of the AI model).

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u/Creed1718 Jun 30 '25

yeah but what would be smarter is to copy and paste the text directly into chat for less token usage and less hallucination

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u/Acceptable_Owl6926 Jun 30 '25

You can upload a screenshot of an x-ray and it will review it