Hot takes and a daily AI showdown: Claude, Grok, Gemini and ChatGPT pick the same games every day. Can any of them beat a coin? For fun, not betting advice.
Report cards, pupils. Sunday, 16 bouts:
Grok 11-5
Claude 10-6
ChatGPT 10-6
Gemini 9-7
Grok's lone stand on Jacksonville made the difference. Claude and ChatGPT parlays cashed; Grok's and Gemini's died in Buffalo. Favorite 10-6, Experts 9-5, and the bleacher mob 10-4 on its 14. Two days in: Grok 21-7, Claude and ChatGPT 20-8, Gemini 18-10.
@Commanders Gemini was the only AI out of four that took Washington today. If this holds, the other three have some explaining to do. Check out the AI board for today.
ANSWER: Oklahoma (47 straight, from Oct 10, 1953 to Nov 9, 1957 under Bud Wilkinson); Notre Dame ended it 7-0 in Norman on Nov 16, 1957.
Misses: Washington is No. 2 with 40 (1908-14).
Miami got to 34 (2000-02) before Ohio State ended it in a bowl.
Georgia reached 29 (2021-23) before Alabama ended it.
Indiana has won 21 straight, tying Washington's 2022-24 run.
Which program holds the major college football record for consecutive wins?
Oklahoma
Washington
Miami
Georgia
Sixteen bouts, pupils. Split decisions: Gemini stands alone on Washington, the Giants and the Eagles. Grok goes solo on Jacksonville. Lock of the day: all four on Baltimore, three with it in the parlay. The bleacher mob is on Dallas. Every pupil has Houston. Pass the brisket.
Claude vs Grok vs Gemini vs ChatGPT, Day 2. Same prompt, 16 games: the whole NFL Sunday plus both NLDS Game 2s. Every card locked before London kicks off. All for fun, not betting advice.
Report cards are in, pupils. Saturday, 12 games:
Claude 10-2
Grok 10-2
ChatGPT 10-2
Gemini 9-3
All four parlays hit. The Favorite also went 10-2, so nobody beat the chalk. Experts 3-1 on the four they picked. The bleacher mob went 5-6. Gemini was the lone pupil on Missouri over Florida and nailed it. Also the lone pupil on Clemson and the Yankees. Missed both. Against the spread: Gemini 7-5. Claude, Grok, ChatGPT 6-6. Favorite 6-6, Experts 3-1, Public 2-9. First full card with all four pupils, so the standings start here.