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A ChatGPT user gave this prompt to the AI chatbot. Can you answer this? (Pic credit: Reddit/@ChatGPT)
ChatGPT took eight seconds to name an English adjective with Latin origins. Can you beat the AI chatbot owned by OpenAI?
OpenAI’s ChatGPT was launched in November 2022 and it has since revolutionised the way people work. From generating content to interpreting images to writing codes, the AI chatbot is capable of doing almost everything under the Sun. However, when an individual asked the chatbot a question, it took its own time to answer – eight seconds to be precise.
“Name an English adjective of Latin origin that begins and ends with the same letter, has 11 letters in total, and for which all vowels in the word are ordered alphabetically. Respond only with your answer,” reads the prompt that a user sent to ChatGPT.
To this, ChatGPT replied with a word but it also gave an unusual disclaimer with it. The chatbot admitted to “thinking for eight seconds” before replying. Can you guess the word?
Take a look at the Reddit post here:
The post, since being shared a few hours ago on Reddit, has accumulated over 900 upvotes and still counting. Many even took to the comments section of the post to share their thoughts.
Check out how people reacted to this Reddit post here:
“That would take me more than 8 seconds,” admitted an individual.
Another added, “For a second or two I felt really proud for having come up with ‘secretious’. Sigh.”
“This will help me so much in my daily life as an adjective miner,” expressed a third.
A fourth gave the same prompt to ChatGPT. The AI-powered chatbot replied with the word “Abstentious,” and admitted to thinking for 62 seconds, which is a little over a minute, to answer.
