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Next prompt. In the following I'm going to use nouns as verbs by adding an -ing to the end. Also the usual verbs are noun-ified by adding an -s. Not sure wha
by emmelaich 4y ago
Next prompt. In the following I'm going to use nouns as verbs by adding an -ing to the end. Also the usual verbs are noun-ified by adding an -s.
Not sure what would happen, but might be enough to confused the AI.
- thwarted 4y agoEven that's not unambiguous. Singular verbs in English end in -s, introducing ambiguity as to if "runs" is a verb or noun. Sure, you can figure out that the verb that ends in s in "he runs" is a verb based on the grammar (that properly constructed sentences have both a subject and a predicate, and less often are composed of only two nouns (baring implicit sentence components that English is prone to encourage), but that requires more context than recognizing nouns based solely on "the usual verbs are noun-ified by adding an -s".