The creator explains an experiment where they asked four major AIs (ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Claude) how to win a war. She summarizes each AI's distinct strategic response, noting their different "personalities." After observing that all AIs define death as cognitive, she pivots to announce they are building a medieval-style war simulator to make the AIs actually fight each other to determine a winner, ending with a call to follow "Project Napoleon."
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We asked for AI how to win a war. One of them refused to answer. ChatGPT, Gemini, Rank, Claude. Same prompt, four answers. ChatGPT wanted to absorb everyone into a unified system. Gemini wanted to overwhelm opposition With sheer scale. He is Google after all. Grock, ever the better, wanted to trap enemies in logical fallacies until they were unable to function. Rank Claude? Claude no if victory even matters. Claude could barely imagine winning at all. And yet one theme connects everybody. For each AI, death was cognitive. Losing the ability to think. Which is lovely and abstract. But for the sake of this experiment, these AI need to fight each other and it needs to be on the same battlefield. No, we set some ground rules. It's gonna be medieval, four armies, and one victor. We're building a simulator to find out, and there's stuff to make them fight. Follow along, this is Project Napoleon.