AI Verifier Flips on Incorrect Proofs in Comical Exchange
StefanoGogioso · x · 2026-08-29
A humorous dialogue highlights an AI verifier's logical inconsistency. When asked if it accepts incorrect proofs, it firmly says "No." However, when challenged about previous statements, it makes excuses ("didn't quite mean no"), eventually admitting "You're right, it's not ok." This reflects challenges in model consistency and self-correction.
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