I did not ask if it was a primary color. I just started going through fruit colors I could think of: red, yellow, orange, purple, green, white, finally blue. Thinking I covered the spectrum of fruit colors I could think of, I gave up and looked at the answer.

Edit, more context, I first asked if it was a fruit.

enough people have been asking about this. I've implemented a solution.

i mean... blueberry isn't a primary colour.... it's a fruit 🤣

you don't painstakingly peel each blueberry before eating?

I asked if the word of the day had 5 letters, and the answer was yes... the word is Blueberries...

baueberries

technically it does "have" 4 letters....

The closeness value seems completely arbitrary, for >!blueberries!<, >!strawberry !<was 99.38% but >!blackberry !<was 0.14%

I asked if the skin is typically eaten, it said no.

Also blueberries.

Wut?

Ahh so this is why there's a 25 request limit

ChatGPT is not trustable at all. The food of today absolutely originally grows in Europe. It said no.

This is garbage. I said:

Do you eat the outside?

No.

WTF

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Blueberries specifically aren't native in Europe. Bilberries (closely related and very similar) are.

This is great!! Way better than that other game ppl play! :)

Will do! Thanks for the feedback

Hard mode coming soon

It is in fact not tropical, but it said it was

Mine said it was not smaller than a quarter. Those are some massive blueberries.

That's fine! I am curious how it works on the back-end. How do you manage to keep ChatGPT so focused on one single task? Are you maybe adding context to the input generated by a user to keep it constrained to say yes or no regarding the word of the day?

ahhh missed it!

Hi, so I am still working how best to describe the concept of closeness but it doesn't mean similarity. It's a percentile score. 100% means the secret word itself. The word hiking compared to all other words was semantically the closest to the secret word. I've noticed that the inflated number sometimes throws people off so I'm working on a way to fix that

“Does it always have more than two ingredients?” -> “yes”

Answer ends up being a specific fruit lol wtf

Does it begin with a letter in the first half of the alphabet? No.

Does it begin with n, o, p or r? No.

Does it begin with an s or t? No.

Does it begin with a u, v, w, x, y or z? No.

Does it begin with a q? No.

I'm trying to figure out how to help the AI understand context more. I will have a solution soon but when you asked it if it's a primary color it assumed you were talking about the actual word itself.

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I'm hoping this will clear things up. Sorry about the confusion