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Just did the same with claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929 https://2035.future-hackernews.workers.dev/news https://2035.future-hackernews.workers.dev/news The page loo
by gslaller 10mo ago
Just did the same with claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929
https://2035.future-hackernews.workers.dev/news https://2035.future-hackernews.workers.dev/news
The page looks much more consistent to the original. Only produced the html as output and the thinking in the comment of the html.
- MarioMan 10mo agoAll of the usernames being directly related to the headlines is uncanny.
- FergusArgyll 10mo agoSome of those are very goody-two-shoes-anthropic-y Ask HN: Is anyone else worried about AGI alignment after today's OpenAI incident? AI rights activists jailbreak GPT-12, claim model was 'suffering' (bleepingcomputer.com)
- ascorbic 10mo agoClaude has better predictions but they're not funny. Gemini's one is genuinely funny. This is exactly the opposite of what I'd expect.
- ewoodrich 10mo agoI wouldn't describe most of Claude's predictions as better, they seem to skew towards wildly over optimistic futurism/science-fantasy: "SpaceX announces Mars City Alpha is now self-sustaining (spacex.com)" Show HN: I built an IDE for direct neural programming (thoughtexchange.io) Gemini's SpaceX post is at least in the ballpark of plausibility 10 yrs from now: First successful telemetry from Starship HLS-9 on the Sea of Tranquility (spacex.com)
- ascorbic 10mo agoOK, they're more realistic then. It seems to have made an actual attempt to be accurate, whereas Gemini chose satire and was surprisingly good at it.
- teepo 10mo agoI did a similar one for predicting "The Onion" headlines: https://sethjano.github.io/fun-scripts/ https://sethjano.github.io/fun-scripts/
- terabytest 10mo agoThis one’s hilarious. What was your prompt?