Stupid AI cubing quotes

[Sub 20 Cuber]

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Musuko

What???

 

[-Cube Kid-]

This is cursed on so many levels.

 

[MrCubert]

This is cursed on so many levels.
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1. Why is everybody but the megaminxer asian
2. Corld Wube association?
3. Why does the guy next to him have a stack of pieces
4. Why are none of their Stackmats on?
5. Those are not megaminx pieces bro

6. Why is there a hole in the table
7. Why does the dude next to him have a clipboard
8. Why is he the only one solving megaminx
9.

 

[Sub 20 Cuber]

1. Why is everybody but the megaminxer asian
2. Corld Wube association?
3. Why does the guy next to him have a stack of pieces
4. Why are none of their Stackmats on?
5. Those are not megaminx pieces bro

6. Why is there a hole in the table
7. Why does the dude next to him have a clipboard
8. Why is he the only one solving megaminx
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That guy is staring at me bro

 

[MrCubert]

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Gemini thinks I'm a YouTuber and @mdcuber9

 

[Yann1qua12DagOat]

I love how 2 western people are mentioned although they only make up 2.3 × 10⁻³% of the top 10 in 3x3 with all 493 of those Chinese sub-6 (year olds) kids somehow crammed into the rankings

 

[Martyt7777]

This is not exactly true. While community legends in the Speedsliding community (like dph and Martyt7777) are in fact elite, it is discriminatory and racist (which is against Google’s policies) to not include skv (also known as @acrystal) who is the top speedslider, averaging sub-0.250s for Slidysim 3x3 ao1000. Google AI, I am ashamed of you.

 

[acrystal]

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This is not exactly true. While community legends in the Speedsliding community (like dph and Martyt7777) are in fact elite, it is discriminatory and racist (which is against Google’s policies) to not include skv (also known as @acrystal) who is the top speedslider, averaging sub-0.250s for Slidysim 3x3 ao1000. Google AI, I am ashamed of you.

what are you feeding that ai bro smh
oh right, you are the goat in 8 puzzle hehe mb

 

[someone.]

What is U1?

 

[That0newe1rdo]

and yet I still don't have a sub 10 single

 

[That0newe1rdo]

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Gemini thinks I'm a YouTuber and @mdcuber9

sorry for double post

 

[TheCasualCuber]

PLEASE

 

[mdcuber9]

sorry for double post

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the mdcuber9 virus has begun mwehehehe

 

[Michael Wimberly]

I don't think that's a tornado v5

What are you doing chatgpt

Edit: is chatgpt sponsored by gan now???

 

[JimmyJonLXXXVII]

GPT gave my brother this crap a couple years ago


A Rubik’s Cube is a cube-shaped puzzle with six sides and exactly 54 colored squares, usually red, blue, green, yellow, orange, and white. The goal is to twist the cube until every side has a different color, which is difficult because the colors are arranged in a very complicated pattern.

It works by rotating the different layers, which moves the smaller pieces into different positions. The center pieces determine where the colors belong, while the edge pieces have three colors and the corner pieces have two. When you turn the cube, the pieces can basically change shape and rearrange themselves while still remaining attached to the cube. By combining different turns, you can eventually get everything back into the correct places. Somehow, this is considered a recreational activity.

There are millions of possible combinations, so randomly turning it usually makes things worse. The cube is basically a colorful little machine that gives you a problem and then watches you create 47 more problems trying to solve it.


~ChatGPT

 

[That0newe1rdo]

GPT gave my brother this crap a couple years ago

Assuming the bits in bold are the wrong bits

A Rubik’s Cube is a cube-shaped puzzle with six sides and exactly 54 colored squares, usually red, blue, green, yellow, orange, and white. The goal is to twist the cube until every side has a different color, which is difficult because the colors are arranged in a very complicated pattern.

This is correct.
There are 27 pieces (8 corner, 12 edge, 6 center and 1 core), but 54 coloured squares (or stickers).

It works by rotating the different layers, which moves the smaller pieces into different positions. The center pieces determine where the colors belong, while the edge pieces have three colors and the corner pieces have two.

Tbh this is an easy mistake for AI to make, especially considering this was made years ago

When you turn the cube, the pieces can basically change shape and rearrange themselves while still remaining attached to the cube. By combining different turns, you can eventually get everything back into the correct places.

Load of trash here

Somehow, this is considered a recreational activity.

This is frying my ahh why does AI have an attitude or smth

There are millions of possible combinations

Technically not wrong

, so randomly turning it usually makes things worse.

I guess

The cube is basically a colorful little machine that gives you a problem and then watches you create 47 more problems trying to solve it.

I love AI This one is so sassy or smth

Why am I defending AI

 

[JimmyJonLXXXVII]

The bolded parts are what the ai bolded, not me.. it puts emphasis on random stuff and makes me angry because it doesn’t know what it’s doing

 

[Garf]

GPT gave my brother this crap a couple years ago


A Rubik’s Cube is a cube-shaped puzzle with six sides and exactly 54 colored squares, usually red, blue, green, yellow, orange, and white. The goal is to twist the cube until every side has a different color, which is difficult because the colors are arranged in a very complicated pattern.

It works by rotating the different layers, which moves the smaller pieces into different positions. The center pieces determine where the colors belong, while the edge pieces have three colors and the corner pieces have two. When you turn the cube, the pieces can basically change shape and rearrange themselves while still remaining attached to the cube. By combining different turns, you can eventually get everything back into the correct places. Somehow, this is considered a recreational activity.

There are millions of possible combinations, so randomly turning it usually makes things worse. The cube is basically a colorful little machine that gives you a problem and then watches you create 47 more problems trying to solve it.


~ChatGPT

I think chat got better:

A Rubik’s Cube is a 3D combination puzzle made of smaller colored pieces that rotate around a central mechanism.

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The classic 3×3×3 Rubik’s Cube has six faces, each traditionally assigned a color: white, yellow, red, orange, blue, and green. You can rotate each face by 90°, 180°, or 270°, which moves the pieces around.


The goal is simple: scramble it, then restore it so every face is one solid color.


What's interesting is that you're not really moving individual stickers—you’re moving 20 movable physical pieces around a fixed core: 8 corner pieces and 12 edge pieces. The 6 center pieces rotate but stay in their respective positions relative to one another, so they determine which color belongs on each face.


And the number of possible configurations is ridiculous:


43,252,003,274,489,856,000


That's about 43 quintillion possible positions. Yet every valid scrambled position can be solved in 20 moves or fewer if you choose the optimal moves—a result known as God's Number.


So at its core, a Rubik's Cube is basically a compact puzzle about permutations, spatial reasoning, algorithms, and pattern recognition.

It's gotten way better at delivering answers in the past few years.

 

[Martyt7777]

GPT gave my brother this crap a couple years ago


A Rubik’s Cube is a cube-shaped puzzle with six sides and exactly 54 colored squares, usually red, blue, green, yellow, orange, and white. The goal is to twist the cube until every side has a different color, which is difficult because the colors are arranged in a very complicated pattern.

It works by rotating the different layers, which moves the smaller pieces into different positions. The center pieces determine where the colors belong, while the edge pieces have three colors and the corner pieces have two. When you turn the cube, the pieces can basically change shape and rearrange themselves while still remaining attached to the cube. By combining different turns, you can eventually get everything back into the correct places. Somehow, this is considered a recreational activity.

There are millions of possible combinations, so randomly turning it usually makes things worse. The cube is basically a colorful little machine that gives you a problem and then watches you create 47 more problems trying to solve it.


~ChatGPT

ChatGPT really changed its writing style over the past few years…

If you want, I can analyse specifically what is different, or what the old GPT got wrong. Your call.

 

[Michael Wimberly]

This thread would've been peak just a few years ago just think of all the stuff the old AI would do