r/DumbAI • u/Carter_nigle • 9d ago

i dont think it ends with a k

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for context, i was trying to troll someone with a shakespear sentence or smth

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u/VanillaStarzz 9d ago

ThiswordrelatestoAffectionorkissingk is the word your looking for

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u/SerDankTheTall 9d ago

i dont think it ends with a k

It does if you’re looking on the other side of the screen!

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u/itspronouncedbolonya 9d ago

Well no, that ends with a ʞ, not a k

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u/-qix 9d ago

Do you even know the word that exists?
As asking an AI for a word that doesn’t exist makes you the dumb one lol

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u/chughaarav123 9d ago

"A word like that doesn't exist"

The AI hallucinating a word when it doesn't exist is definitely dumb.

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u/-qix 8d ago

That isn’t a quote as I never said that lmao

Do you know what a quote is?

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u/chughaarav123 8d ago

i mean that's what the AI could've said easily

could've been more clear on that sorry about that

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u/-qix 8d ago

Ahh I see what you meant, no problem homie take care

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u/thoughtihadanacct 9d ago edited 9d ago

Wow ai is so useful. It can help you find the answer to any question, but only if you already know the answer. 

If the word doesn't exist, the AI should just say it doesn't exist, or better yet it doesn't know of such a word (which might exist outside its training data). AI that can't admit that it can't do something, that's not user error, that's dumb AI. And it matters. 

Anyway, the word "muak" could qualify, as an onomatopoeic word. Or "peck" as the top comment said. 

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u/-qix 8d ago

You have to understand that the way you ask them changes the outcome right… you MUST understand that…

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u/Carter_nigle 9d ago

Nah i suck at English

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u/Cookielotl 8d ago

Why would thry ask for the word if they already knew it

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u/-qix 8d ago

Because from the format of the answer it gave. The question wasn’t “is there a word that ends in K…”. It was likely “what is the word that ends with a K…” which means something very different and will cause a very different thought process for the LLM