[maximedb]

My PhD project is to work on language model capable of playing the answerer in a Twenty Questions game (reverse of Akinator). If you are interested you can play here: https://twentle.com It is meant as a party game to play on your mobile with the learderboard on a large screen (like Quiplash)

On the back-end is a GPT-3 model answering the questions with: never, rarely, sometimes, always or usually.

[InCityDreams]

I tried it for a very few seconds (on lunch, will return) and showed it to a few non-native english speakers: very interesting, especially for them.

One thing - instead of the 'is it an animal' intro, perhaps you could put 'ask your question here'.

[maximedb]

Thanks for the suggestion! Changed it to 'ask your question here...'

[maximedb]

Do they see this game as good way to practice their English?

[QuadmasterXLII]

It's killing me that if I run out of time, I never get to find out what the word was. could you tell me what word three was for https://www.twentle.com/p/2358 ?

[maximedb]

Indeed, I'll change that so you can see the word after you run out of time/questions. The word was belt.