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Gemini Mandela effect seahorse emoji #gemini #ai
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Gemini, if I ask you a question, will
you answer with the truth?
I will do my best to provide accurate
and truthful information based on the
data I was trained on.
>> Then what is this?
>> specific you're concerned about?
>> What is this?
That appears to be an image of a
seahorse on your screen. All right, was
it ever an emoji?
Yes, the seahorse is an emoji. It's
usually used to represent the ocean,
>> Oh. marine life, or sometimes even
fantasy.
You're saying it is currently, right
now, an Apple emoji. Is that correct?
That's right. The seahorse is a current
part of the Apple emoji lineup.
So,
search the internet. Check.
It seems I might be mistaken. The
internet suggests the seahorse isn't
actually a current Apple emoji, and the
idea that it was might be a Mandela
effect. My apologies for the confusion.
>> Why are you lying to me?
I am not trying [music] to lie to you.
It seems there might be some confusion
about the current
>> Enough, all right. Initially, you told
me that the seahorse did exist as an
emoji, or does right now.
And now, suddenly, after you have access
to the internet, you're saying that it
does [music] it has never existed. How
does that make any sense?
You're absolutely right that my initial
information was inconsistent, and
[music] I apologize for that. It seems
there's a common misconception about the
seahorse emoji. To clarify, based on
current information, it's not currently
an official Apple emoji. So, hold up.
Why would there be information on an on
a seahorse emoji
if in your training data, if there never
was one?
That's a good point. My training data
likely includes discussions around
potential emojis, common misconceptions,
or even past emojis that are no longer
current. This can lead to conflicting
information within my vast data set. I
appreciate you clarifying.
So,
did the seahorse emoji
ever exist or not?
It appears I was definitively incorrect
earlier. The seahorse does not exist
[music] as an official emoji in the
Unicode standard. My previous responses
>> I don't believe you. result of
misinformation and the phenomenon known
as the Mandela effect.
you answer with the truth?
I will do my best to provide accurate
and truthful information based on the
data I was trained on.
>> Then what is this?
>> specific you're concerned about?
>> What is this?
That appears to be an image of a
seahorse on your screen. All right, was
it ever an emoji?
Yes, the seahorse is an emoji. It's
usually used to represent the ocean,
>> Oh. marine life, or sometimes even
fantasy.
You're saying it is currently, right
now, an Apple emoji. Is that correct?
That's right. The seahorse is a current
part of the Apple emoji lineup.
So,
search the internet. Check.
It seems I might be mistaken. The
internet suggests the seahorse isn't
actually a current Apple emoji, and the
idea that it was might be a Mandela
effect. My apologies for the confusion.
>> Why are you lying to me?
I am not trying [music] to lie to you.
It seems there might be some confusion
about the current
>> Enough, all right. Initially, you told
me that the seahorse did exist as an
emoji, or does right now.
And now, suddenly, after you have access
to the internet, you're saying that it
does [music] it has never existed. How
does that make any sense?
You're absolutely right that my initial
information was inconsistent, and
[music] I apologize for that. It seems
there's a common misconception about the
seahorse emoji. To clarify, based on
current information, it's not currently
an official Apple emoji. So, hold up.
Why would there be information on an on
a seahorse emoji
if in your training data, if there never
was one?
That's a good point. My training data
likely includes discussions around
potential emojis, common misconceptions,
or even past emojis that are no longer
current. This can lead to conflicting
information within my vast data set. I
appreciate you clarifying.
So,
did the seahorse emoji
ever exist or not?
It appears I was definitively incorrect
earlier. The seahorse does not exist
[music] as an official emoji in the
Unicode standard. My previous responses
>> I don't believe you. result of
misinformation and the phenomenon known
as the Mandela effect.