Jeopardy question off the charts

[Baluncore]

Me. "How many times has chatgpt been asked the jeopardy anagram question? One is a procedure foundational to Computer Science, the other was made in large part obsolete by computers."

ChatGPT. GOT IT WRONG, then;
"As for how many times this specific anagram question has been asked to ChatGPT, I don’t have exact numbers on how frequently specific questions are asked. However, it's a fairly well-known question due to its connection to classic knowledge in computer science and historical numeracy."

 

[PeroK]

Actually, I just realised the significance of my answer to the Jeopardy question which was;

AND
DNA

"And" being a logical procedure and DNA representing the organic beings becoming redundant. How Freudian is that?

 

[Baluncore]

DNA is not a word, it is an initialism.

 

[PeroK]

DNA is not a word, it is an initialism.

Like FFS.

 

[Hornbein]

Final Jeopardy questions are much harder than they used to be. So much so that sometimes the winning move is to bet zipkis and hope the others botch it. Sometimes they seem nearly impossible to answer correctly. My success rate these days is under 50 percent even for categories I'm very familiar with. I might bet zero no matter what.

 

[DaveC426913]

Wow. I had totally forgotten I had started this thread.



One thing I so wish they would do is post the name of the category on the screen with the clue.
The category is critical to figuring out the answer, but if I can't see it, I can't use it.