Asking ChatGPT Cubing Stuff

[AhsanDaCuber125]

OK, this is the thread where you post strange, nonsense stuff that ChatGPT says when u ask something about cubing.

Let me start,
I asked ChatGPT, what is Seung Hyuk Nahm good at?
Chat said he was very skilled a BLD, and he’s had a WR single of 14.51s. He barely even competes in BLD, and he’s only had 3 successes! (best was 2:0x) ChatGPT, what are you on?

Lets see what the funniest one is, and I will put it here.

 

[cuber314159]

Someone asked on Facebook why Gan didn't have a good 4x4 and someone just asked ChatGPT to generate the answer

 

[Isaiah Scott]

Someone asked on Facebook why Gan didn't have a good 4x4 and someone just asked ChatGPT to generate the answer

Gan 356 Air 4x4 is crazy

 

[TheSpeedSkewber]

To be honest, ever since the 4.0 model I haven’t gotten any mistakes at all. I’ve only encountered mistakes when you ask it to generate large amounts of text based upon little information.

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

Someone asked on Facebook why Gan didn't have a good 4x4 and someone just asked ChatGPT to generate the answer

GAN 505, which means it's a 5x5 that is 5 milimetres long

 

[AhsanDaCuber125]

To be honest, ever since the 4.0 model I haven’t gotten any mistakes at all. I’ve only encountered mistakes when you ask it to generate large amounts of text based upon little information.

U ask it to not use web search

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

cubing and ai mix like oil and water

 

[yes cubing]

can't think of a comp name? easy! Cube for [insert random country]

-chat gpt

 

[Deleted member 36445]

WAT

 

[Deleted member 36445]

Gemini > chatGPT (?)

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

Ah yes. The FTO.

 

[Gecko777]

Seung Nahm, also known as SeungBeast, is a highly skilled speedcuber from the United States. He is best known for his incredible performances in solving Rubik's Cubes at competitive events. Here are some highlights of his accomplishments:

1. Speedcubing Expertise: Seung Nahm has demonstrated exceptional skill in solving various cube events, including the 3x3x3 and larger cubes like 4x4x4 and 5x5x5.
2. Podium Finishes: He has earned numerous top placements in speedcubing competitions, showcasing his consistency and talent.
3. World-Class Status: Seung Nahm is recognized as one of the fastest solvers in the world in multiple categories, particularly excelling in big cubes.
4. Community Presence: He is well-regarded in the speedcubing community for his sportsmanship, dedication, and ability to inspire other cubers.

Seung Nahm's combination of speed, accuracy, and passion makes him a prominent figure in the world of competitive cubing.


I've never heard SeungBeast before haha

 

[Lord_Oscar]

I clicked on this thread and thought “oh I need some popcorn for this”.

Ah yes. The FTO.
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That’s better than WhatsApp’s AI, which thinks “FTO” is “Floor Tile Optimisation” and “WCA” is “World Chess Association”.

 

[Deleted member 36445]

there is a new AI model called DeepSeek R1 DeepThink

It's completely opensource, you can run offline on your own machine and it shows the whole thinking process

you can use it to reason about puzzles or math problems, and it can help you develop or analyse solving methods or alg sets somehow

https://www.deepseek.com/

 

[ILCubing]

tf
I asked it to quiz me
9x3 = 26?

 

[bldcuber314]

tf
I asked it to quiz me
9x3 = 26?View attachment 37700

It is 26... The explanation is totally correct

 

[CubeLite]

tf
I asked it to quiz me
9x3 = 26?View attachment 37700

This is in my math book, where there is a problem where it says that the cube has 27 smaller cubes, but it's wrong, because the cube only has 26 smaller cubes

 

[Deleted member 36445]

This is in my math book, where there is a problem where it says that the cube has 27 smaller cubes, but it's wrong, because the cube only has 26 smaller cubes

but the Rubik's cube it's a cube itself, so there are 26 "cubies" and the own puzzle which is considered a cube. so 27 cubes.

human inteligence always prevails

take that chatGPT

 

[CubeLite]

but the Rubik's cube it's a cube itself, so there are 26 "cubies" and the own puzzle which is considered a cube. so 27 cubes.

human inteligence always prevails

take that chatGPT

Yea, but it says that the cube consist of 27 SMALLER cubes, not that there are 27 cubes, so it's not correct

 

[Deleted member 36445]

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