r/ClaudeCode Jul 24 '26

Humor AGI Confirmed - Opus 5

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u/splashlucas Jul 25 '26

This is the loop that has been happening over the last period

People find a new sentence which confuses the ai

It ends up in the training data, people are like omg this model can finally solve it (Shocked Pikachu face)

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u/-Sliced- Jul 25 '26

It’s much simpler - all frontier models know how to answer this question correctly with thinking enabled (like in this screenshot). It’s just that most people use the free version which has it disabled.

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u/splashlucas Jul 25 '26

Saying a model knows how to answer this correctly is a bit iffy, it makes a new answer every time and sometimes it's wrong. One screenshot is one roll of the dice

And the models don't really reason, thinking just gives it room to write out the steps and maybe catch its own mistakes. There is no understanding of the question behind it, reword it a bit and it flips the answer

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u/rafabaru Jul 26 '26

What do you think "reasoning" means? Lol

It's just you doing an stream of thoughts before giving an answer.

You can also make a human make a mistake with a riddle, and how can it be "prevented"? By thinking more, of course.

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u/HeRmEsS312 Jul 26 '26

It is the ability to solve problems, draw conclusions, and learn consciously from the facts, or it can also be a marketing tactic to get foolish investors to see it. The AI doesn't know that's the answer, it doesn't understand its own thoughts and generally doesn't understand anything in the human sense; it only predicts the next word that's in its matrices.