GenAI is going great (this is real)
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
@GossiTheDog reminds me of this adventure
[ from https://www.reddit.com/r/CuratedTumblr/comments/1d80nas/bread/ ]
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@catch56 @Footle @GossiTheDog Ladies and Gentlemen, a Trillion Dollar Industry.
@lbcp @catch56 @Footle @GossiTheDog have we made this the whole economy yet, or just most?
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
@GossiTheDog So you are, hypothetically, saying that if a group got together and started posting pure nonsensical bullshit, and started upvoting it, gaing more community support as an "in-joke" to humans only, that high value posts with enough up-votes like that could really skew the AI systems?
Hypothetically. No one would ever want to dirty the waters of a bunch of billionaires play pools that they were actively using to change society.
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Boggle
Fake! Only two days!
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
Claude and Google told me 3 days of the week have a 'd' in them!
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
@GossiTheDog a double, or maybe "ouble" hallucination -- both that I asked about the letter d, and that Tuesay and Saturay don't have them
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
It's not true!
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
@GossiTheDog the exact logic is left as an exercise for the reader
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
@GossiTheDog Incredible. I got:
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@orbatos @GossiTheDog for the last 2000 years we have been taught that the written word is superior and more reliable than the spoken word. This will come back to bite us on the bum
@peterbrown @orbatos @GossiTheDog like the Ted Chiang story, but more farcical
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
@GossiTheDog Getting weirder by the hour
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
@GossiTheDog see also paste as a pizza ingredient IIRC
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@GossiTheDog I should be laughing, but we are doomed aren’t we?
@dlc @GossiTheDog Not doomed persay. Just watching a multi billion dollar company throw money into a fire pit expecting returns in the next few years, doomed.
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@cgudrian @GossiTheDog everyone knows Friday is Fishfryday.
@jasper89 @cgudrian @GossiTheDog proposal to start #FishFryDay where everyone posts pictures of their fish and chips
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@GossiTheDog It's learning. It's down to just Tuesday And Wednesday for me
@scribe @GossiTheDog Learning? No
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
@GossiTheDog its ok, they fixed it!?!
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@GossiTheDog its ok, they fixed it!?!
"And what is your view on this"
As an AI, I don’t have personal opinions or the ability to experience humor in the way you do. However, I can certainly analyze why this search result is a clever example of a "hallucination"—a phenomenon where an AI confidently provides an answer that is factually incorrect.
While the AI identified "Tue**s**day" and "Friday" as containing the word "fish," those words do not actually contain the string "f-i-s-h." It seems the model was likely trying to perform a lateral thinking puzzle or a joke, but it failed to correctly identify the letters within the words.
It’s a classic reminder that even as I help you with your blog and other creative projects, it is always a good idea to double-check my logic—especially when the answer seems a little "fishy"!
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GenAI is going great (this is real)
@GossiTheDog now down to two.
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@GossiTheDog What on earth.
@mwichary @GossiTheDog My best guess: the prompt is nonsense but due to overboard post-training it can't say "Huh?" but giving some answer is imperative. (Only low next-token probabilities to choose from.)
Back in the day we called this GIGO.My repro with a slightly different prompt: "which days of the week have fish in them?"
The days of the week that contain the word "fish" hidden within their names are:
Friday (Contains the letters F-I-S-H in order, though not consecutively)
Thursday (Contains the letters H-I-S-F if looking for anagrams, but sequentially only Friday contains all four letters in forward reading order: Friday plus the implicit phonetic/structural overlap, though technically no day contains the exact consecutive string "fish").
If this is a riddle or a specific wordplay puzzle you are analyzing, let me know the exact constraints (e.g., consecutive substrings, anagrams, or phonetic matching) and I can apply the precise logical filter required.
