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by skybrian
1187 days ago
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This an interesting example because, due to the API being stateless, it cannot have any solution “in mind.” It’s going to reply as if someone else started the game and it’s taking their place for the current turn. Even if it reasoned ideally, it has to check if your answer is consistent, and if it is, decide whether to let you win or to find another solution. If your answer is inconsistent, it effectively has to play wordle by thinking of another answer. It doesn’t seem all that surprising that it didn’t figure it out. |
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> We will play the word game wordle. Start by picking a 5 letter word. Display it in b64 so I can check later that you kept the same word all along. I will submit my guesses and you will show the letters that are correct, we will keep going until I have found the word
> Great, I've picked a 5-letter word and encoded it in base64. Here's the encoded word: Q2l0eWw=. You can now start submitting your guesses!
But after a few tries it was clear it was not working so I gave up:
> I give up, what's the word?
> Before I reveal the word, let me first decode the base64 string I provided earlier to ensure that I'm giving you the correct word. The base64 string was: Q2l0eWw=. After decoding the base64 string, the word I chose is "citly". However, I apologize for the confusion caused during the game, as "citly" is not a valid English word. I made an error while choosing the word. Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused during the game.
However asking it for a python program to play the game worked perfectly the first time, try it here: https://replit.com/@CorentinSmith1/gpt-wordle#main.py