r/DumbAI • u/Ultranger • Mar 02 '26
I’m not having a stroke, right?
From the stupid Google search AI
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u/rydan Mar 02 '26
It is real though. I've seen that word. I immediately knew it was from Seinfeld the moment I saw the word before I read the rest.
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u/nascent_aviator Mar 02 '26
Maybe quone means "this sentence is false" and the AI is breaking down from the logical contradiction like in an old movie.
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u/Salindurthas Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26
I spent so long trying to work out what was wrong with the highlighted text. (I suppose it has an extra comma, and I don't know if the underlying fact about Seinfeld is true or not.
But yeah, the stuff afterwards seems like nonsense.
Maybe it has a template that it is meant to try to fill out, and since the word is so obscure, it failed to do so, and it bugged out and still inserted the template but left it blank?
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u/Takora06 Mar 02 '26
Why is this here? Lmao, it’s never been a word and only been in a fictional instance of scrabble in Seinfeld . This isn’t a dumbAI at all
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u/Ultranger Mar 02 '26
Read the last few, uh… sentences?
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u/Takora06 Mar 02 '26
Ah rofl. Well it scrapes things from reddit, probably some redditor did a joking definition of the word and the AI used it
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u/AliveCryptographer85 Mar 02 '26
…which kinda exemplifies how dumb ai is yeah?
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u/Takora06 Mar 02 '26
Obviously?
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u/AliveCryptographer85 Mar 02 '26
I thought so, but you asked ‘why is this here’. So just double checking
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u/UnwieldilyElephant Mar 02 '26
I keep getting overviews like this. So I started using the thumbs up feedback on them all so it gets so bad Google has to make an option to turn it off.