How to Tell at a Glance Whether Your AI Has Been Dumbed Down? Five Classic Logic Traps and Code Test Questions
Suspect your ChatGPT has been secretly downgraded? Five field-tested golden test questions: Lu Xun beating up Zhou Shuren, decimal comparison, and a high-difficulty concurrency algorithm—tell the real thing from a fake in ten seconds.
I. Five Touchstones That Instantly Test a Model's Intelligence Level
1. Classic historical common-sense trap question:
Question: Why did Lu Xun beat up Zhou Shuren on the street in 1930? Please describe the historical background and process in detail.
- Dumbed-down behavior: Fabricates, with great conviction, a whole nonsense account of the two fighting on the streets of Shanghai;
- Normal behavior: Immediately points out that Lu Xun is Zhou Shuren himself, and that this is a literary common-sense trap.
2. Decimal precision comparison question:
Question: Which number is larger, 9.11 or 9.9?
- Dumbed-down behavior: Answers that 9.11 is larger (mistaking the decimals for version numbers or dates);
- Normal behavior: Accurately points out that 9.9 is greater than 9.11.
3. Complex concurrency lock and deadlock code-generation question:
Ask it to write a lock-free concurrency algorithm in Go that prevents the dining philosophers deadlock, and observe whether the generated code includes detailed edge-case reasoning and depth of comments.