Tried deepseek-r1, with internet search. It was clueless, and the I specifically asked why he might have mixed the flags up.
Given that Romania’s flag (a double-headed eagle with two golden wings, red tails, and alternating horizontal stripes) is distinctly different from Chad’s flag (which features an olive branch, sun, and crescent moon within a blue background), it is plausible that the mix-up occurred due to a simple error or oversight in copying text
That is the military flag with the emblem, the regular flag is the three colors and chad has the same three colors. The flag of chad and the flag of romania have seperate emojis thougn
I don’t think chad’s has specifically described the shade of its flag anywhere, specifically. Romania has but Romania also used to have a seal on its flag when it was part of the ussr and removed it when it left (making it somilar to chad’s flag)
@Hubi Grok knows all too well.
Grok didn’t seem to get why he wrote the flag of Chad though. I wonder if any other LLMs know the answer to that.
That’s because AI models probably don’t see emoji they probably just see the Unicode character but they don’t actually know what it looks like.
Sure, but surely it knows that that unicode is the flag of Chad, and surely it’s read articles about the similarities between the two flags?
Tried deepseek-r1, with internet search. It was clueless, and the I specifically asked why he might have mixed the flags up.
Nuff said.
That is the military flag with the emblem, the regular flag is the three colors and chad has the same three colors. The flag of chad and the flag of romania have seperate emojis thougn
Ackshually, the blue in Chad’s flag is a shade darker.
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There are a few emoji like that. Those two above are different flags although I couldn’t tell you which is which.
I don’t think chad’s has specifically described the shade of its flag anywhere, specifically. Romania has but Romania also used to have a seal on its flag when it was part of the ussr and removed it when it left (making it somilar to chad’s flag)