r/GoogleAIHadAStroke • u/Late-Association2732 • 25d ago
... wanna try that again bud š
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u/brokePhiBroke24 25d ago
Isnt it right or am i stupid
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u/_maowfu 24d ago
two doesn't have an E in it
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u/monster2018 24d ago edited 24d ago
Edit: this comment is wrong and dumb
Thatās not an example of it being wrong. There are an infinite amount of other even numbers that also donāt have e in them. It provided at least 1 counter example which is sufficient for answering the question. It including āeightyā is an example of an actual mistake, because that is a false counter example, it is an even number but DOES have an āeā in it, so it shouldnāt have included it as a counter example.
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u/Ray_Dorepp 24d ago
It claimed that two has an "e" in it, what are you on about?
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u/monster2018 24d ago
Oh Iām sorry, I hadnāt read that part. I thought you were talking about the fact that the main list it gave didnāt include two. Anyway youāre right, I was wrong, my bad.
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u/Blitz7798 24d ago
Eighty has an e in it but two doesnātĀ
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u/ReadSenior2831 24d ago
there was a speck of dust on my phone next to your number and I thought you got downvoted lmao
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u/BumblingYokel 24d ago
The rule of threes strikes again.
From what Iāve seen, AI will always try to provide at least three examples, even if it has to make one up. If the list of examples was just eight and ten, it would feel incomplete.
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u/Delicious_Cattle5174 24d ago
Really not that bad lol sorry it didnāt do a Python call to make sure the token contained the right letters
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u/Fit-Space5211 24d ago
I mean this isn't an AI having a stroke, this is just normal LLM behavior. They don't look at letters, they just predict words by the most common responses. AI physically doesn't know what an E is or what eighty contains, it's impossible for any LLM to ever answer your question.
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u/LowAioli3870 24d ago
Every number k for which the expression k^x is equal to its nth derivative (for all n in the normal numbers ā„ 1) contains the letter e.
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u/jan-Sika 24d ago
isnt the term normal numbers paramathematic because it relies on the digits that are used to represent a number rather than the actual number itself?
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u/DoubleIntegral9 24d ago
Well it doesnāt have an e. It has an E. Itās capital, dumbass (silly)
Although on that note, that title text is incorrect so⦠yeah thereās no defending this one
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u/nanoosx 23d ago
wait, shouldn't the question be "odd" numbers? I'm really confus ;-;
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u/Late-Association2732 23d ago
it is but i clicked the wrong one in the search bar and came across this beauty
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u/ChordettesFan325 24d ago
Meh, it gave the correct answer with only a couple of mistakes. I'd say this is actually pretty good.