Gary Marcus

Rank 25 of 47

Score 40

@IBMninja @Kasparov63 sure, and the better answers go into the various conditions. but no credit if you don’t discuss the conidtions, and also check e.g. this one that goes into some of the the conditions but is still wrong re pure water under ordinary circumstances.

1/18/2025, 11:11:35 PM

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Bluegoose (@ibmninja.bsky.social)

@IBMninja

18d

@GaryMarcus @Kasparov63 This is absolutely a thing. Water can become supercritical and remain liquid below 0°C.

Gary Marcus

@GaryMarcus

18d

Wonder what we can get for the next quarter trillion dollars invested in generative AI?

The statement and images engage in a discussion about the freezing point of water and the accuracy of AI-generated answers, touching on scientific principles and the reliability of AI technology. The conversation critiques AI's understanding of basic scientific facts, which is a public issue related to technology and education.

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The discussion promotes understanding by explaining the conditions under which water can remain liquid below its normal freezing point. [+1]
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