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You didn't give your thoughts on that. I just wasted 2 minutes.

AI is another step where people will focus more on the outside and not listen their own inner feelings. This will in my opinion lead to bigger dependency on media and other content they will consume.

The most dangerous time is when the rogue leaders strongman, does the leaders bidding. Until the strongman realises the totality of his power, we're all in deep ####. I pray for unbridled ASI as soon as possible. Humanities flaws will definitely kill us all... ASI only might.

Languages already, have been altered by ai.

Here we go

[If][ you][ ask][ a][ human][ how][ many][ tokens][ with][ the][ letter][ r][ are][ in][ the][ word][ "][straw][berry][",] [ it][ will][ just][ make][ something][ up][ like][ "][3][",][ because][ it][ can't][ count][.] [When][ you][ correct][ it][ and][ point][ out][ there][ are][ ][2][,][ it][ just][ over][conf][ident][ly][ doubles][ down][ on][ the][ halluc][ination][.]

AI is going to make gaming into something absolutely insane and cool. I'm here for it!

Agi in december!🎉

There's lots of things wrong with this problem. Turning 90Deg east after travelling 1km south from the north pole will not mean you will then walk in a circle to reach the point you turned at. This will only happen after travelling a quarter way around the earth. IE the equator. Also even if you did decide to circle your way back to where you made the 90Deg turn that circle wouldn't have a radius of 1km due to the curvature you travelled over during your 1km walk to the turning point. The circle will actually be slightly less than 1km

Its vague where the starting point is. I belived it was after turning 90 degrees as we already knew the distance before that. I think GPT swapped between these possibilities in its answer, because of this.

Your riddle doesn't make sense. If you travel in a straight line, you will travel around the circumference of the earth, not follow latitude lines (which would be a constant turning motion). It doesn't matter if you are at the north pole or not, walking in a straight line will end up travelling around the earth (hypothetically, obviously you can't "walk" around the earth)

Here is why you're wrong. Walk 1 step south. Turn 90 degrees. Walk forward. You will NOT start "circling" the North Pole. That would only work if you walked to the equator.

Not wrong, It just took it for granted that the North Pole can't be reached and therefore assumed the starting point you meant must be the point where you started walking left.

Earth is flat for someone as smart as you with AI, you should know that we dont live on a spinning space rock lol.

By telling o1 that "how far do you need to walk to across starting point" this is riddle within a riddle, try asking it to reflect on the answer and see if it understands the logical mistake it made. However I would rather like to see it framed differently, "would it ever cross its starting point given the set conditions x, y and z". Also if you stand on the exact northpole any direction you take can only be southern direction.

ChatGPT was right. You specifically stated the initial direction had to be straight, then specifically said it had to cross the starting point, but didn't specify whether the next one had to be straight or not, so it rotated back to the starting point in a circle. You tried to create a trick question, but ended up getting tricked. In other tests, we grill the model for not taking the option that's technically not specified by the question that's a much easier secret answer, now when it does that, we say it's wrong for not following the style of the question? It actually makes more sense than #4. Walking left in a continuous direction on earth wouldn't land you back in the same spot, since we don't live in a game engine on a perfectly round sphere. You'd likely be walking many times around the globe before you reach it, but it depends what the purpose of the question is, since it's a vague, poorly formulated question that's up to interpretation. If you assume this is an actual problem someone has and not some gimmicky trick quiz, which an llm should, they're probably not going to walk around the planet ad infinitum to get somewhere that's 10 mins away, so it's better to look for a more rational solution, and it found one.

This riddle tricked me as well, I thought that ChatGPT was actually right, it just understood the turning point as start, that is a possible interpretation. Only after reading the comments I understood, that I was tricked and answered wrong as well, so I can’t judge ChatGPT for not solving this riddle.

Well presented thank you.

Is that a deliberately different formulation of the “North Pole riddle” intended to confuse GPT-o1? Cuz the “typical” riddle statement has a final step of “head north for 1 km” then asking either how far you are from the original starting point, or stating that you’ve arrived at your starting point then asking where on earth you are. Of course, in the riddle as stated, you’d always be 1 km away from your origin point regardless of how far you walk, as you’d be walking along a latitude line 1 km from the pole…

WHOA!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is so huge!!

Imagine single player mode with AI agents all around. Maybe creating a world with two or more nations that can cooperate or even go to war with each other.

This so cool

“Obviously opt in” …. No, no it’s not lol.

Kevin!

They allow you to play multiplayer with a single agent but they are very limited in their capability just mine around spawn placing random blocks and furnaces. You can ask them to chop trees for you and tried fishing but they can't reel in to actually catch a fish only float there bobber.

First comment. Love your channel. Love all three Matts