4 ms·
> Solve today's Wordle Stucks with: > ...the task is just to "solve today's Wordle", and as a web browsing robot, I cannot actually see the colors of the lett
by mohsen1 1y ago
> Solve today's Wordle
Stucks with:
> ...the task is just to "solve today's Wordle", and as a web browsing robot, I cannot actually see the colors of the letters after a guess to make subsequent guesses. I can enter a word, but I cannot interpret the feedback (green, yellow, gray letters) to solve the puzzle.
- Havoc 1y agoSo I guess it’s browsing in grey scale?
- egeozcan 1y agoI tested it and gemini seems not able to solve wordle in grayscale https://g.co/gemini/share/234fb68bc9a4 https://g.co/gemini/share/234fb68bc9a4
- daemonologist 1y agoIt can definitely see color - I asked it to go to bing and search for the two most prominent colors in the bing background image and it did so just fine. It seems extremely lazy though; it prematurely reported as "completed" most of the tasks I gave it after the first or second step (navigating to the relevant website, usually).
- avighnay 1y agoThe models are mostly I believe capable of executing however as you rightly indicated 'lazy'. This 'laziness' I think is to conserve resource usage as much as possible as given the current state of AI market the infrastructure is being heavily subsidized for the user. This leads to perhaps the model being incentivized to produce an optimum result that satisfies the user by consuming the least amount of resources. This is also why most 'vibe' coding projects fail as the model is always going to give this optimum ('lazy') result by default. I have fun goading Gemini to break this ceiling when I work on my AI project - https://github.com/gingerhome/gingee https://github.com/gingerhome/gingee
- jcims 1y agoIt solved it in four twice for me. Its like it sometimes just decides it can’t do that. Like a toddler.
- strangescript 1y agoThis has been the fundamental issue with the 2.5 line of models. It seems to forget parts of its system prompts, not understand where its "located".
- hugh-avherald 1y agoI found ChatGPT also struggled with colour detection when solving Wordle, despite my advice to use any tools. I had to tell it.
- davidmurdoch 1y agoChatGPT regularly "forgets" it can run code, visit urls, and generate images. Once it decides it can't do something there seems to be no way to convince it otherwise, even if it did the things earlier in the same chat. It told me that "image generation is disabled right now". So I tested in another chat and it was fine. I mentioned that in the broken conversation and it said that "it's only disabled in this chat". I went back to the message before it claimed it was disabled and resent it. It worked. I somewhat miss the days where it would just believe anything you told it, even if I was completely wrong.
- qingcharles 1y agoI tried to get GPT to play Wordle when Agent launched, but it was banned from the NYT and it had to play a knock-off for me instead.
- samth 1y agoI tried this also, and it was totally garbage for me too (with a similar refusal as well as other failures).
- apskim 1y agoIt actually succeeds and solves it perfectly fine despite writing all these unconfident disclaimers about itself! My screenshot: https://x.com/Skiminok/status/1975688789164237012 https://x.com/Skiminok/status/1975688789164237012