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I like this one: What is the following rhyme about? Thirty days has September, April, June and no wonder, All the rest have peanut butter, Except my grandm
by jaybosamiya 11y ago
I like this one:
What is the following rhyme about?
Thirty days has September,
April, June and no wonder,
All the rest have peanut butter,
Except my grandmother who has a little red tricycle.
A. Family relationships B. Calendar C. Food D. Exercise
source: http://www.britell.com/misc/turing.html http://www.britell.com/misc/turing.html
Not sure how long it'd stay viable though.
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- imglorp 11y agoThat was an interesting list in terms of all the meta analysis that went into it. But of all the items in the list, I think this calendar one would fare the worst against a Watson style AI, who would have a ranking system for recognizing topics and culture. The well known calendar rhyme would be a partial match, plus half the words in the rhyme are about calendars. The other topics would be poor matches for food, family, etc, only hitting once each.
- zhte415 11y agoI cannot make heads or tails of this, and did follow the link. A computer would be more on the radar for an obscure rhyme than a person probably would.