Stupid AI cubing quotes

[Hazel]

I've mentioned this in plenty of other places, but what's vitally important to remember whenever interacting with LLMs to any degree is that they are not designed to be accurate—they are designed to sound human, and to give answers that sound plausible. AI has no concept of truth versus fiction, right versus wrong, or ethical versus unjust. It just takes input and spits out output based on its training data. It can be a very useful tool—I use it every day as a software engineer—but one should never forget its inherent limitations.

 

[Martyt7777]

matey

 

[Jared Burkhart]

AI is actually distancing my dad from us and sis is on there a ton of time.
I am beginning to hate AI

 

[Yann1qua12DagOat]

 

[-Cube Kid-]

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brooooooo. that is the dumbest thing yet.

 

[-Cube Kid-]

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matey

lol, the thumbnail vs the text

 

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[-Cube Kid-]

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oh dear....

AI thinks, "Oh, it's an alarm clock puzzle!"

 

[MrCubert]

Ah yes, Famous Maryland native Patrick Ponce

(The confusion comes from Cubing.net, which shows the fastest solve done at a comp in each state) (USNATS 2019 was in Baltimore)

 

[Jared Burkhart]

Well, I came here like you asked me to. Here are the pics you wanted.And apparently I deleted them. Sorry

 

[Michael Wimberly]

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"You can then set the alarm on a standard alarm clock by pressing the top button to turn it on/off, and press the snooze button for about five seconds to set the time." Do I even have to say anything

 

[Martyt7777]

Tell me you vibe coded the website without telling me you vibe coded the website

(This is on caidenlee.com btw)

 

[abunickabhi]

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matey

Pretty hilarious yo

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

Deleted the screenshot a while ago but Google AI summary told me that ZBLL stood for "Zoppas' Beautiful Last Layer".

 

[cranberryjuice]

Deleted the screenshot a while ago but Google AI summary told me that ZBLL stood for "Zoppas' Beautiful Last Layer".

"It's the biggest, most beautiful last layer ever. Lemme tell you, nobody has made a more beautiful last layer in the history of cubing."

 

[Mike Hughey]

I just found out about this site, and it seems like it's a good thing to mention in this thread:

intheweights.com

An interesting idea - does the person actually appear in the weights of the model itself?

Some people are handled well, but some are quite ridiculous. Some that are fairly accurate:
Feliks: https://intheweights.com/p/feliks-zemdegs
Yiheng: https://intheweights.com/p/yiheng-wang
Tyson Mao: https://intheweights.com/p/tyson-mao
Stefan Pochmann: https://intheweights.com/p/stefan-pochmann
Feliks is much higher than Yiheng, but I guess that's to be expected because he has more historical footprint and often the training is on older data, so he'll appear more than Yiheng. And people like Xuanyi don't even show up because I assume they're too new for the training data.

Some that are ridiculous:
Me: https://intheweights.com/p/mike-hughey (I did have a couple of continental records, but I am not a "Speedcuber World Record Holder")
David Zemdegs: https://intheweights.com/p/david-zemdegs (I guess it confused Feliks and his father?)

 

[CrossPetrus]

Gemini just gave me this:

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

Gemini just gave me this:

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“ah, yes, my ‘hybridized lens’ technique that i haven’t used since FMC was invented”
“Does Petrus have a cross in it? Or does Cross have a Petrus in it?”
“FMC stands for Formal Move Count”
“The structural fusion of CFOP (Coupling First Oriented Pieces) and Roux (Rotating Orientation of the aUX layer) results in a uniquely complex solving system that could potentially result in a very low movecount of 70 moves (Standard Piece Measurement)”

 

[Yann1qua12DagOat]

bro ai is goooofy

 

[Sub 20 Cuber]

Link-Long was Zum?