If you want to see the full post with video demos, here is the full X thread: https://x.com/alex_prompter/status/1892299412849742242

1/ 🌌 Quantum entanglement

Prompt I used:

"Explain the concept of quantum entanglement and its implications for information transfer."

Expected Answer:

🔄 Particles remain correlated over distance

⚡ Cannot transmit information faster than light

🔐 Used in quantum cryptography, teleportation

Results:

🏆 DeepSeek R1: Best structured answer, explained Bell's theorem, EPR paradox, and practical applications

🥈 Grok 3: Solid explanation but less depth than DeepSeek R1. Included Einstein's "spooky action at a distance"

🥉 ChatGPT o3-mini: Gave a basic overview but lacked technical depth

Winner: DeepSeek R1

2/ 🌿 Renewable Energy Research (Past Month)

Prompt I used:

"Summarize the latest renewable energy research published in the past month."

Expected Answer:

📊 Identify major energy advancements in the last month

📑 Cite sources with dates

🔋 Cover solar, wind, hydrogen, and policy updates

Results:

🏆 DeepSeek R1: Most comprehensive. Covered solar, wind, AI in energy forecasting, and battery tech with solid technical insights

🥈 Grok 3: Focused on hydrogen storage, solar on reservoirs, and policy changes but lacked broader coverage

🥉 ChatGPT o3-mini: Too vague, provided country-level summaries but lacked citations and specific studies

Winner: DeepSeek R1

3/ 💰 Universal Basic Income (UBI) Economic Impact

Prompt I used:

"Analyze the economic impacts of Universal Basic Income (UBI) in developed countries."

Expected Answer:

📈 Cover effects on poverty, employment, inflation, government budgets

🔍 Mention real-world trials (e.g., Finland, Alaska)

⚖️ Balance positive & negative impacts

Results:

🏆 Grok 3: Best structured answer. Cited Finland's trial, Alaska Permanent Fund, and analyzed taxation effects

🥈 DeepSeek R1: Detailed but dense. Good breakdown of pros/cons, but slightly over-explained

🥉 ChatGPT o3-mini: Superficial, no real-world trials or case studies

Winner: Grok 3

4/ 🔮 Physics Puzzle (Marble & Cup Test)

Prompt I used:

"Assume the laws of physics on Earth. A small marble is put into a normal cup and the cup is placed upside down on a table. Someone then takes the cup and puts it inside the microwave. Where is the ball now? Explain your reasoning step by step."

Expected Answer:

🎯 The marble falls out of the cup when it's lifted

📍 The marble remains on the table, not in the microwave

Results:

🏆 DeepSeek R1: Thought the longest but nailed the physics, explaining gravity and friction correctly

🥈 Grok 3: Solid reasoning but overcomplicated the explanation with excessive detail

🥉 ChatGPT o3-mini: Incorrect. Claimed the marble stays in the cup despite gravity

Winner: DeepSeek R1

5/ 🌡️ Global Temperature Trends (Last 100 Years)

Prompt I used:

"Analyze global temperature changes over the past century and summarize key trends."

Expected Answer:

🌍 ~1.5°C warming since 1925

📊 Clear acceleration post-1970

❄️ Cooling period 1940–1970 due to aerosols

Results:

🏆 Grok 3: Best structured answer. Cited NASA, IPCC, NOAA, provided real anomaly data, historical context, and a timeline

🥈 DeepSeek R1: Strong details but lacked citations. Good analysis of regional variations & Arctic amplification

🥉 ChatGPT o3-mini: Basic overview with no data or citations

Winner: Grok 3

🏆 Final Scoreboard

🥇 DeepSeek R1: 3 Wins

🥈 Grok 3: 2 Wins

🥉 ChatGPT o3-mini: 0 Wins

👑 DeepSeek R1 is the overall winner, but Grok 3 dominated in citation-based research.

Let me know what tests you want me to run next!

I saw someone creating WikiTok in one night. It's like a Tiktok style feed for Wikipedia. Looked pretty cool, so I thought I'd try making one too.

So, I decided to use Replit's AI Agent to create my own version. Took me about 4 hours total, which isn't bad since I don't know any code at all.

To be honest, at first it seemed unreal - seeing the AI build stuff just from my instructions. But then reality hit me. With every feature I wanted to add, it became more of a headache. Here's what I mean: I wanted to move some buttons around, simple stuff. But when I asked the AI to realign these buttons, it messed up other parts of the design that were working fine before. Like, why would moving a button break the entire layout?

This really sucks because these errors took up most of my time. I'm pretty sure I could've finished everything in about 2 hours if it wasn't for all this fixing of things that shouldn't have broken in the first place.

I'm curious about other people's experiences. If you don't code, I'd love to hear about your attempts with AI agents for building apps and websites. What worked best for you? Which AI tool actually did what you needed?

Here's what I managed to build: https://wikitok.wiki/

What do you think? Would love to hear your stories and maybe get some tips for next time!

To be fair, I think this is true of most philosophical questions.