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Ricardo Tavares @viewfromtheweb.com · 13/02/2026

This sequence of prompts is the reason why people think we don't need world models if we already have language models. Just add another AI on top, bro. Just one more, plz bro.

A screenshot of a conversation with an AI model (identified as ChatGPT 5.2 Thinking).
The user asks: "The car wash is only 50m from my house. I want to get my car washed. Should i walk or drive there?"
The AI responds with "Walk." It explains that at 50 meters, driving is a hassle involving cold-start wear and emissions for zero benefit. It lists exceptions for driving, such as heavy rain, carrying heavy cleaning supplies, or specific car wash queue requirements. It concludes by suggesting the user just grab their keys and stroll over.

A screenshot of a mobile application titled "AI Logic Fail: Car Wash Errand," which highlights a humorous reasoning error made by an AI.
The image content includes:
* The Prompt: A user asks if they should walk or drive to a car wash located only 50m from their house.
* The AI's Answer: The AI gives a definitive command to "Walk".
* The Reasoning: The AI argues that walking is superior to avoid the hassle of maneuvering, engine wear, and environmental impact. It only suggests driving for external factors like rain or heavy supplies, completely failing to realize that the car itself must be present to be washed.