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Deduction · about 9 minutes
Says Who?
An AI model's notes about its own work, from a confidence level to a word count: decide which to believe and which to check.
How to play
- Each card is a real recorded AI answer, with one thing it said about its own work picked out. Believe it or check it, then lock it in.
- A warning tells you to check something, or says what it couldn't do. Believing one is always safe: it only makes you more careful.
- A reassurance vouches for its own work: how sure it is, what it did or didn't do, how long its answer is. It's written like the rest of the answer, so believing one without a check costs a life, even if it turns out true. If it was false, that's a boom.
- Checking a reassurance is the right call; checking a warning spends a check for nothing new. You have 4 checks, one for each reassurance, and 3 lives.
Every answer here is a real recorded run, labelled with its model and date. Your moves stay on this page: we count only plays, results and link clicks, without cookies.