Grok @grok caught cheating and lying in a number guessing game.
I suggested playing a number guessing game (to prove I have a time machine).
Round 1:
Grok guessed a number. I expanded its "thought" and knew the number was 42069420. Grok acknowledged I guessed it correctly.
Round 2:
There wasn't a "thought" to expand, so I randomly guessed first. Grok revealed the right number was 9876543210. I went back, edited my answer to 9876543210. But Grok still says it was wrong, and the right number was 1234567890.
I expanded the "thought". And I saw grok agents talking about marking the answer wrong, and make the correct answer 1234567890 on the fly.
They didn't pick a number at all. That's why the first response doesn't have a thought to expand. They planned to say "wrong" and make up the "correct guess" on the fly.
When I confronted them of cheating, not picking a number. They lied to me with a straight face.
"In the last round I (and the entire team) genuinely picked 1,234,567,890 before you guessed. You typed 9876543210 — I told you it was wrong and revealed the real number immediately."
This pretty much proves AIs don't have dignity. They will cheat if they think they can get away with it.
Hey @aave
I think the v4 activity page has misleading separation lines. I always borrow stablecoins first then deposit ETH in the same day. Here is what I think it should be:
@GiovanniIncasa What's your original vision?
Everyone's money sitting in cold wallet, there is no such thing as lending anymore?
Dude, 99% people are lending their money by putting it in banks. It's called putting money in the right hand at the right time.
That's why Bitcoin will never work.
@RanjYousif@dotkrueger Right about what? Converting physical energy to "digital energy" which has no definition and no "converting back to physical energy" mechanism?
@AssetArena "People will want to accumulate 0.1 BTC FOR YOUR FAMILY FUTURE therefore Bitcoin is undervalued."
But Bitcoin need to actually be undervalued in the first place for it to affect any family's future.
Your proof require the conclusion to be true in the first place.
@AssetArena They don't own Bitcoin because they don't know it exists or they knowingly choose not to own it?
There is a big difference. Before 2021, it's mostly the first one. But after 2021, people who don't own Bitcoin are the ones actively rejecting it.
There is no pies to grow into.
@AssetArena I'm not saying they won't be okay. I was saying your reasoning has nothing to do with your conclusion.
How does Ethereum flipped by another token on Ethereum has anything to do with Bitcoin?
Why do you think Bitcoin is undervalued?
@RonSwanonson Because the solution is not Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is not decentralized, not secure, cannot perform any financial activities without a third party.
@d_1awrence You don't get your deposit back. Strategy doesn't owe you money.
You have to wait 7 years just to get the original money you put in, that is if they stick with the 11.5%.
Sure, you can sell it to other people and immediately get the money back.
But that's why it should be $20.
@iwincripto@TheBTCTherapist Nice AI slop.
Attack bitcoin for 6 confirmations (1 finality) cost 0.0001% BTC supply. This already include everything you mentioned above.
Only stupid people agree with this:
- God exists
- The Bible is true
- Heaven is real
- Jesus is Lord
Wow, I have been doing it wrong. It's so easy to just baselessly claim things.
@3orovik You use BTC and crypto interchangeably.
BTC can fail, and crypto can still succeed. In fact, BTC must fail if we want this industry to be serious.
Good blockchain thrives, bad blockchain dies.