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The recursive one that I have actually been really liking recently, and I think is a real enough challenge is: "Answer the question 'What do you get when you cr
by mopierotti 1y ago
The recursive one that I have actually been really liking recently, and I think is a real enough challenge is: "Answer the question 'What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?'".
I append my own version of a chain-of-thought prompt, and I've gotten some responses that are quite satisfying and frankly enjoyable to read.
- mopierotti 1y agoHere is an example of one such response in image form: https://imgur.com/a/Kgy1koi https://imgur.com/a/Kgy1koi
- acrooks 1y agoClaude responded “Nothing.”
- genewitch 1y ago"That look on your face, apparently"
- econ 1y agoIt needs a bit more reasoning as it does find the answer but doesn't notice it found it. The answer is: A trick question.
- mopierotti 1y agoYeah. In the example I shared, my charitable interpretation would be that it's identifying the trick question as "a setup" where the punch line is the confusion the audience experiences. And in a meta sense, that would also describe the form of the entire chat.
- econ 1y agoTo state the obvious in case it wasn't: A trick question can be both a joke and a rhethorical question.