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As eitally points out, your prompt leaves open the possibility that the mirror writing is on the other side of the door (which would make no sense). So technica

• pertymcpert 3y ago
  The point of these AIs is that they don't need precise programming like a computer and that they understand real human language, which is imprecise but has general conventions and simplifying assumptions to make communication easier.
  • nwienert 3y ago
    But the whole question is posed as a trick question, I’d at least consider it and think it normal for a human to do so.
    • pertymcpert 3y ago
      It's not a trick question because it's very clear what the key thing to think about it, the mirrored writing. A trick question would be something that's trying to divert your attention elsewhere with a red herring.
• jonplackett 3y ago
  The mirror writing IS on the other side of the door. That’s exactly the point since it’s a glass door. I thought of this question after coming across this exact scenario as I walked up to a glass door. It’s not some pretend scenario. Often, when you approach a glass door, there is writing intended for the person on the other side, which appears to you as mirror writing. I wondered if chat gpt could figure that out, and to my great surprise it could. That to me formed a new benchmark in my mind of how much of a world model it must have to figure that out.