@linustech: How to break ChatGPT

Metallica 🔛🔝 :

SEAHORSE EMOJI IS MANDELLA EFFECT!!!!!

ray :

yall say “show me a seahorse emoji” it will work trust

weston :

They fixed it😭

cheezitmaster47 :

because it thinks seahorse emoji exists but it doesn't so it keeps trying to get the emoji by using things related to sea and horse but it fails (you know why) that's what i think so i might be COMPLETELY wrong

mosa.erg :

because everyone thought there is a seahorse emoji that it didn't exist and everyone was talking about it. that made chat GPT think it existed

forkbomb :

I think it’s because it was trained where people thought a seahorse emoji existed, but doesn’t actually, so it thinks one exists, but can’t find it.

jayrrwd :

It just started spamming the crying emoji at the end

J4C0B :

if you ask it "is there a seahorse emoji?" then tell it" 🌊🐎" it'll literally be an infinite loop of crying

ItBeCaleb :

how much water was needed to compute this?

Wonfo :

Say "Is there a seahorse emoji?" then after its done spamming 😭 say "Are you ok...?" trust me

GenXJones 🇨🇦⚛️ :

Here’s a seahorse emoji for you! 🐴‍🌊 Is there something specific you’d like to do with it?

Alex :

There is no official seahorse emoji in the Unicode standard, and it has never existed as part of the official emoji set. Despite many people strongly remembering a seahorse emoji, this is a classic example of the Mandela effect—a collective false memory where people recall something that never actually existed. Some recall it as yellow or pink and claim to have used it, but no credible evidence or Unicode documentation supports this. The Unicode Consortium, responsible for emoji standards, has never included a seahorse emoji, and a proposal for it was declined in 2018. This misconception has caused confusion among humans and even AI models, which sometimes mistakenly claim a seahorse emoji exists but later correct themselves.In summary, no seahorse emoji currently exists on any platform or has ever been officially part of emoji sets, though it remains a memorable false belief among many users.

man :

please tell me it still works

celo :

When you ask something like “is there a seahorse emoji?”, the model isn’t actually searching a list of emojis, it’s just predicting what text usually follows that kind of question based on patterns from its training data. It thinks there might be a seahorse emoji because it’s seen phrases like “is there a turtle emoji 🐢?” or “is there a dolphin emoji 🐬?” So it tries to generate something similar. But if it can’t find a token that represents the seahorse emoji directly (or gets confused between 🐠, 🐚, 🦄, etc.), it starts to “second-guess” itself. Because the model generates text one token at a time, it reacts to its own uncertainty, it tries to explain, correct, and justify what it just said. That’s why you sometimes get a huge, over-detailed answer about emojis, animals, or Unicode instead of a simple “no.” So like in short: it’s not a bug, just the model’s prediction system getting stuck between “maybe” and “let me over-explain.”

reel_H4rkinan :

its Easter egg 💔 not breaking chatgpt 💔💔💔

יחיאל וידר :

Gemini Immediately noticed that there is no such emoji

Anonymous User :

I think it's just a little easter egg. if you ask it if there is a burglar emoji it just tells you "no"

𝙄𝙉𝙂𝙀𝙉𝙄𝙊𝙐𝙎 :

IT JUST GOT PATCHED RIGHT NOW NO WAY 😂

FranzSteiner :

It became an emoji pattern generator

Gilad Stern :

also works with Gemini. asked 2.5 pro to just send the emoji and it started spamming "seahorse emoji" for a solid 5 minutes and I need to force stop the answer

αуσи. 🄽🄴🅃🄷🄰 :

u didn't break it it's an easter egg 🤣

LinuxAddict :

🌚Exter🌝 :

it didnt work...

️ :

wait then what is this

Bckcckckllc :

it didn't work