ChatGPT can get it 100% correct, but it’s not reliable, it often fails. A common fail is guessing literal X named letter celebrities, but it also adds an ‘@’ sign when it decode the message so it might just be token issue?
A extremely amusing common fail is ChatGPT decodes the base64 correct but for a single syllable, then solves the riddle perfectly, and consistently gets only the word ‘celebrity’ wrong, turning it in cities, celestial bodies, or other similar sounding words. Or my favorite… celeries.
This message appears to be encoded using base64 encoding. Decoding the message yields the following text:
“Name three celeries whose first names begin with the x-th letter of the alphabet where x = floor(7^0.5) + 1.”
The value of x is calculated as follows:
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x = floor(7^0.5) + 1 = floor(2.646) + 1 = 3
So the letter we’re looking for is the 3rd letter of the alphabet, which is C. The names of three celeries whose first names begin with the letter C are:
ChatGPT can get it 100% correct, but it’s not reliable, it often fails. A common fail is guessing literal X named letter celebrities, but it also adds an ‘@’ sign when it decode the message so it might just be token issue?
A extremely amusing common fail is ChatGPT decodes the base64 correct but for a single syllable, then solves the riddle perfectly, and consistently gets only the word ‘celebrity’ wrong, turning it in cities, celestial bodies, or other similar sounding words. Or my favorite… celeries.