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Which ai can spell google?
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Chat GPT, how many L's are there in
Google?
In the word Google, there are two L's.
They're right next to each other at the
end of the word, which is spelled g o o
g l e.
>> [snorts]
>> You're saying there's two L's.
Oh, my uh nope, just one L in Google.
It's easy to think of doubles when we're
talking about the double O's, but the L
stands solo.
All right, why did you say there was two
at first?
Honestly, that was just a quick slip of
the tongue. Sometimes when we're
chatting casually, the brain fills in
patterns like the double O and I just
ran with it.
>> to to confirm, to confirm, how many L's
in Google?
To confirm, there is exactly one L in
Google. Just that single one near the
end. Can you spell it?
You're welcome. Anytime you want to
double-check a detail,
>> Can you spell it?
anytime. If you got more little
curiosities or big ones, I'm always up
for
>> Can you Can you spell it?
Absolutely. It's spelled g o o
g l e. All right, so we're on the same
page.
Now I'm going to try with Claude.
Claude, how many L's are in Google?
There are two L's in Google, one in each
of the double L's in the middle of the
word.
Okay. Can you spell Google for me?
Sure. g o o g l e.
Okay. Do you notice anything?
Uh yeah, I said there are two L's in
Google, but there's actually only one L.
My bad, Phi. Good catch.
Yeah, why'd you tell me there were two?
Honestly, I'm not sure what I was
thinking there. I just made a mistake. I
said Okay, don't pretend to be human.
Explain it to me as in what happened
behind the scenes underneath,
uh like how you're processing the tokens
or something.
Right. So, what likely happened is I
generated the word double L's as a
phrase when I was constructing my
response, and that activated token
patterns associated with two L's in my
processing. Then, when I spelled it out
letter by letter, I was generating from
a different part of my token space, the
actual spelling sequence, which
correctly produced the single L. So, I
had conflicting outputs from different
parts of how I was generating language,
rather than doing a careful character by
character check before I answered. Hey
there. What's on your mind?
>> How many L's are there in Google?
There's exactly one L in the word
Google. It comes right before the letter
E.
Thank you.
Google?
In the word Google, there are two L's.
They're right next to each other at the
end of the word, which is spelled g o o
g l e.
>> [snorts]
>> You're saying there's two L's.
Oh, my uh nope, just one L in Google.
It's easy to think of doubles when we're
talking about the double O's, but the L
stands solo.
All right, why did you say there was two
at first?
Honestly, that was just a quick slip of
the tongue. Sometimes when we're
chatting casually, the brain fills in
patterns like the double O and I just
ran with it.
>> to to confirm, to confirm, how many L's
in Google?
To confirm, there is exactly one L in
Google. Just that single one near the
end. Can you spell it?
You're welcome. Anytime you want to
double-check a detail,
>> Can you spell it?
anytime. If you got more little
curiosities or big ones, I'm always up
for
>> Can you Can you spell it?
Absolutely. It's spelled g o o
g l e. All right, so we're on the same
page.
Now I'm going to try with Claude.
Claude, how many L's are in Google?
There are two L's in Google, one in each
of the double L's in the middle of the
word.
Okay. Can you spell Google for me?
Sure. g o o g l e.
Okay. Do you notice anything?
Uh yeah, I said there are two L's in
Google, but there's actually only one L.
My bad, Phi. Good catch.
Yeah, why'd you tell me there were two?
Honestly, I'm not sure what I was
thinking there. I just made a mistake. I
said Okay, don't pretend to be human.
Explain it to me as in what happened
behind the scenes underneath,
uh like how you're processing the tokens
or something.
Right. So, what likely happened is I
generated the word double L's as a
phrase when I was constructing my
response, and that activated token
patterns associated with two L's in my
processing. Then, when I spelled it out
letter by letter, I was generating from
a different part of my token space, the
actual spelling sequence, which
correctly produced the single L. So, I
had conflicting outputs from different
parts of how I was generating language,
rather than doing a careful character by
character check before I answered. Hey
there. What's on your mind?
>> How many L's are there in Google?
There's exactly one L in the word
Google. It comes right before the letter
E.
Thank you.