Is that your test suite?

Companies are held to the standard that their leadership communicates (which, by the way, is also a strong influencing factor in their valuation). People don't lob these complaints at Gemini, but the CEO of Google also isn't going on podcasts saying that he stares at an axe on the wall of his office all day musing about how the software he's building might end the world. So its a little understandable that OpenAI would be held to a slightly higher standard; its only commensurate with the valuation their leadership (singular, person) dictates.

To be fair, that question is one of the suggested questions that OpenAI shows themselves in the UI, for the o1-preview model.

(Together with 'Is a hot dog a sandwich?', which I confess I will have to ask it now.)

If you have a sandwich and cut it in half, do you have one or two sandwiches?

Mu.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu_(negative)

See Non-dualistic meaning section.

Depends on what kind of sandwich it was before, and along which axis you cut it, and where you fall on the sandwich alignment chart.

Assuming a normal cut, this isn't a question about how you define a sandwich, this is a question about the number of servings, and only you can answer that.

Yes, you do have one or two sandwiches.

Edit: oh dang, I wanted to make the “or” joke so badly that I missed the option to have zero sandwiches.