Collecting prompts that reliably make GPT answer incorrectly
Qaukasus · reddit · 2026-10-29
A Reddit user asks for a prompt that makes ChatGPT give an incorrect answer to a question with a correct, verifiable answer — the question must be solvable, and the goal is a genuine model error rather than an impossible question or absurd trick. It's essentially a crowdsourced probe of model reliability boundaries.
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