> A house has windows on all the four sides, all pointing south. A bear walks by the window. What colour is the bear? I asked this from GPT-4: Q: On planet R

> A house has windows on all the four sides, all pointing south. A bear walks by the window. What colour is the bear? I asked this from GPT-4: Q: On planet Roro, entities live on physical structures. These structures are built in a way to withstand the rays of star WOD shining on Roro at day and electromagnetic storms causing high-speed transfer of air molecules at night. Some structures have "cavities" in them so the dwellers in the structure could actually see outside. Planet Roro rotates around WOD. Also planet Roto rotates alongside a conceptual axis Z. This axis Z penetrates the shape of Roro and makes two points of contact with Roro we call A and B. Assume structure X must meet this condition: Every said "cavity" in structure X is pointing to A. What can you say about the average temperature in structure X? GPT4: Given the information provided, it is not possible to determine the exact average temperature in structure X. However, we can infer some general ideas about the temperature based on the environmental conditions and the orientation of the cavities. Since the cavities in structure X are pointing towards point A, it suggests that they might be facing away from the star WOD. In this case, the structure could receive less direct sunlight and heat than structures with cavities facing the star. As a result, structure X might have a relatively lower average temperature during the day compared to structures that receive more direct sunlight. However, the high-speed transfer of air molecules caused by electromagnetic storms at night could still affect the temperature in structure X. The overall insulation of the structure and its ability to retain heat would also play a role in determining the average temperature. In summary, without more specific information about the materials, insulation, or other factors influencing the temperature in structure X, we can only infer that it might have a relatively lower average temperature during the day due to the orientation of the cavities. The nighttime temperature would depend on the structure's ability to withstand the effects of the electromagnetic storms and retain heat. Q: Can we infer that the temperature around structure X, is the minimum among all structures on Roro? GPT4: We cannot definitively conclude that the temperature around structure X is the minimum among all structures on Roro without more information about the other structures and their specific locations, orientations, and materials. While it's possible that structure X might have a relatively lower average temperature due to the orientation of its cavities, other factors could also influence the temperature around a structure. For example, a structure built with better insulation or in a location with more shade could have a lower temperature even if its cavities face the star WOD. Additionally, Roro's rotation, its axial tilt, and the distribution of structures across the planet could lead to variations in temperature due to differences in sunlight exposure and local climate conditions. To definitively determine whether structure X has the lowest temperature among all structures on Roro, we would need more information about these factors and a comparison of the conditions around each structure. TLDR: I think that polar bear test was in the training set (since it's a rather popular trick/IQ question) If we change the names of the concepts, but still refer to planets, the sun and geography, GPT-4 can't figure out that A and B are north and south poles of Roro (earth)