Follow-up: AI's Pokémon win hinged on a move with a factually wrong rationale
BlancheMinerva · x · 2026-09-30
BlancheMinerva continues her Pokémon AI review: she's curious how much the model actually knows about enemy teams. If it does know them, leading with Alakazam against Agatha was a good move — but the model's stated rationale was wrong, and in fact factually incorrect.
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