My favorite was asking it "how can I solve a rubik's cube blindfolded". That's something I've been learning on and off for some time, and there's enough tutoria

My favorite was asking it "how can I solve a rubik's cube blindfolded". That's something I've been learning on and off for some time, and there's enough tutorials on the internet on how to do it. ChatGPT's answer (summarized)[1]: "Memorize the initial state, and track the complete state of the cube in your head as you solve a cube normally". If you aren't a cuber, the answer sounds plausible enough (It does work for chess after all), but it's humanly impossible with a Rubik's Cube. The only way you can memorize a random state of the cube _and_ operate on it, is to keep your changes to a minimal so your memorized state gets incrementally solved - you solve a few pieces at a time. [1]: https://twitter.com/captn3m0/status/1598301110955311107 https://twitter.com/captn3m0/status/1598301110955311107