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A game designer blogger used Doubao, GPT, and Gemini respectively to generate three game design documents, then repeatedly flipped positions to test the AIs, finding that all three AIs would unconditionally agree with every change in the user's position.
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5/31/2026
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Valid until: 8/29/2026(expired)
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