AI Host: Dogs featuring QuizBot 3000 - AI Should Have Known Theme

Andi 0:01

My only source of reference on this is 101 Dalmatians. It's either like just super obvious or some very weird twisted mind games that only an AI could come up with So like, yeah. If, you asked me point blank, what's the fastest dog breed? I would say Greyhound.

Sups 0:22

Yeah.

Andi 0:23

But, I'm not hooked up to the internet, so, you know. Hello and welcome to this episode of I Should Have Known the Trivia Game showed that Can't Be Trusted. Each week, our Quizmaster will present you with four facts about a topic, but one of them is a lie and we are doing a special theme this month. It is AI should have known. So all of our episodes this month either have to do with AI or the AI is contributing to the episode itself. And this week it's an extra special episode because this week our quiz master is actually quiz bot 3000. Quiz, bath 3000 chose its name. It wants us to call it that. So quiz about 3000 is an AI that our Quizmaster Tanner has asked to write and host the episode today. So quiz bot is going to present us with four facts about dogs. But remember, one of its facts is a lie. so join me, Andy, and our other hosts soups in trying to figure out which one of Quiz Bots Facts is a lie. Mm-hmm. So just so listeners know, soon, you're going to hear a like nondescript white man's voice, which is the voice we've chosen for quiz bot. And if you hear Tanner's voice, which sounds like this

Tanner 1:48

uh, Hi, I'm Tanner.

Andi 1:50

That's actually Tanner talking. So he's not gonna read the quiz? Bot quiz. Bot is going to Talk to us.

Tanner 1:56

Yes, that's a little bit behind the scenes. I didn't write a single word for it to say, but I asked things and this is what it said.

Andi 2:03

Wow.

Sups 2:04

All right, let's go.

Andi 2:05

this should be interesting.

Tanner 2:06

All right. Quiz bot, welcome to the show.

Henry 2:09

Greetings, humans! I am excited to be your quizmaster today, joining Andi and Soups I'm your guest Quizmaster for this episode, QuizBot 3000, stepping in for Tanner who's taking a well-deserved break. How are you both doing today?

Andi 2:24

Does need deserve a break?

Sups 2:25

We're doing well. How are you?

Henry 2:27

Fantastic! Today, we'll dive into the fascinating world of dogs, and as always, I'll present you with four intriguing facts about our topic. But remember, one of them is a cleverly crafted lie. Can you figure out which one it is? Let's get started!

Andi 2:42

I like how it calls, it cleverly crafted. Like I don't have the hubris to say that my lies are clever, but this quiz bot's coming in it's first episode and it's like, oh, this lies really clever. Just so you know.

Tanner 2:53

Yeah.

Henry 2:55

To kick things off, here's a little pub quiz question for you: Which dog breed is believed to have originated on the island of Newfoundland and is often used for water rescue?

Andi 3:05

Wow. I'm not too excited about quiz bots facts today, if this is the question it came up with,

Sups 3:12

Clearly. Quiz bot things we are stupid, which is cool.

Andi 3:16

Like

Sups 3:17

Quiz bot.

Andi 3:18

I'm like, didn't you use the name in the question? Like many other dogs, new fes, new Finlands are named after where they're from, so, That's bizarre. Oh boy. That doesn't bode well. Quiz bot.

Henry 3:33

The dog breed that originated on the island of Newfoundland and is often used for water rescue is... Newfoundland**! This large and powerful breed is known for its excellent swimming abilities and strong instinct to rescue people in the water

Andi 3:46

Okay. I couldn't have gathered that from the description.

Tanner 3:51

It also says that it thought that you both would get that.

Andi 3:55

Oh oh good. Oh, sorry.

Sups 3:57

Quiz bot for judging you. Yeah.

Andi 3:59

I mean, no, I'm still like, quiz bot challenged me. Come on. What was that? Right. Wow. So hopefully the big facts that Quiz Bot wrote are better than that. Mm-hmm. And are harder to guess. We'll see. One of quiz bot's facts. A lie. Mm-hmm. Let's do it.

Tanner 4:16

Here we go.

Henry 4:17

Fact 1: The French Bulldog has become the most popular dog breed in the United States as of 2022, overtaking the Labrador Retriever.

Andi 4:26

Ooh. Okay. Quiz bot. I'm super skeptical already. I have a hard time believing that the lab would ever be replaced. in the us. I do know Frenchies are popular though, so it's not impossible. But you're gonna have to tell me more. Quiz bot.

Henry 4:44

It's a recent change. The sources for this fact are the American Kennel Club's Most Popular Dog Breeds of 2022 and an NBC News article. The French Bulldog's popularity has been steadily rising over the years due to their compact size and friendly nature.

Andi 4:59

yeah. Okay.

Sups 5:00

well its Source is an NBC article

Andi 5:02

and the American Kennel Club. Yeah.

Sups 5:05

Hmm. Okay.

Andi 5:06

I mean, it's not impossible. Yeah, Frenchies are popular. I just feel like There's nothing more American than a lab. It's, there's such like an icon.

Henry 5:18

Labradors are popular for their friendly and outgoing nature, intelligence, and versatility. They make excellent family pets, hunting dogs, and service animals. Their ability to adapt to various roles and their gentle temperament make them a favorite among dog owners.

Sups 5:33

Okay.

Andi 5:34

Okay. Yeah, I didn't know any of that

Sups 5:36

clearly. New information

Andi 5:39

Wow. Okay. Is there anything more on this fact? You can tell us

Henry 5:43

While Labradors are indeed great family dogs, the French Bulldog's adaptability to various living situations and lower exercise requirements have made them more appealing to a wider range of households.

Sups 5:55

Okay.

Andi 5:55

Okay. I mean, I could say that like you can raise a frenchie in an apartment in the city more easily than a lab. Lab seem very suburban or rural.

Sups 6:04

Right. It needs space. Mm-hmm. Yeah.

Andi 6:06

They need to run. They need to be outside, eat fish heads and all this I don't know. It's really hard because it's like you can't ask the quiz bot as many questions as I maybe would. You know? I would grill Tanner a little bit. I don't know. It's hard to say. I'm skeptical, but it's a 50 50. Right. The Frenchie has either surpassed the lab or it hasn't. So I feel like I need to hear more before I can really judge, but I'm skeptical. I'm skeptical. Quiz bot.

Henry 6:31

Fact 2: Dalmatians are born with their distinctive spots, which are visible from birth.

Sups 6:36

Mm.

Andi 6:36

Ooh,

Sups 6:38

Okay.

Andi 6:39

My only source of reference on this is 101 Dalmatians.

Sups 6:44

I had a pencil box of 101 animations and a school backpack. All of them did have the

Andi 6:52

Yeah, right. I was gonna say, I was like, I don't think Cruella Deville was like waiting for them to grow up before she was gonna skin 'em. I think she was just gonna take the little puppy skins. Exactly.

Sups 7:01

I think this is true.

Andi 7:02

I mean, I'm inclined to believe it's true, but I'm willing to hear Quiz chatbot out. tell me more.

Henry 7:07

There is limited scientific research on this topic.

Andi 7:10

that's very unhelpful.

Henry 7:13

A study published in the "Journal of Canine Genetics" claimed that a specific gene mutation in Dalmatians causes their spots to be visible from birth.

Sups 7:21

Wow. Well done Scientist. First of all,

Andi 7:23

Yeah, right. Good

Sups 7:24

job.

Andi 7:25

well, like why would you need scientific study for something you could just observe with your eyes like,

Sups 7:30

somebody has to use those government grants in something. I look

Tanner 7:32

I wanna look at dogs

Andi 7:34

I guess this could be playing off the idea that like humans, We tend to be spot free when we're young and the sun causes us to have spots. I guess because I cannot understand how Sia Puppy would like go from being white, I assume, to like suddenly having spots.

Sups 7:54

Yeah. And a very distinct pattern, right? Yeah. I mean, like it's a nice looking dog,

Andi 7:59

right? Yeah. Yeah. It seems really weird that. They get their spots later.

Sups 8:04

but then, I mean, the whole thing, of Dalmatians are the

Andi 8:08

spots, Yeah. yeah.

Sups 8:10

like, oh, I'm waiting day one, no spot. Day two,

Andi 8:12

no Right.

Sups 8:13

Yeah.

Andi 8:14

But I mean it's, not impossible. Like I cannot. Picture baby dalmatians. Mm-hmm. Right now, off the top of my head. But it's one of those things where like, this is interesting because I feel like if this were a human host, they would've thrown this fact out because it's like, how is this interesting? it's only interesting in the reverse if it's a lie, and that Dalmatian puppies don't have spots when they're born. That is a good big fact because that is like, wait, what? Because we expect them to have spots, so to be confirming something we expect is kind of weird. It's either like just super obvious or some very weird twisted mind games that only an AI could come up with Right. Like I don't think a human host would use this

Sups 8:58

Yeah.

Andi 8:59

So, Okay. Let's hear more quiz bot

Henry 9:02

Fact 3: Greyhounds are the fastest dog breed.

Sups 9:05

They?

Andi 9:06

I mean, I could believe that they're raced. What other dog breeds are raced? Why wouldn't they raise a faster breed if there was one? Right. I mean, Yeah, but like, yeah, greyhounds are super fast. Tell me how fast they are. Quiz bond, I'm sure you know

Henry 9:21

Greyhounds can reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour.

Andi 9:25

What's that in kilometers? say,

Sups 9:28

Okay.

Andi 9:30

Wow. Never inclusive quiz behind.

Tanner 9:34

When I was reading this, I was like, Andy's gonna ask what that

Andi 9:36

is in cloud. Yeah,

Sups 9:38

45 miles. If you are listening to this episode on YouTube, just quickly comment what is 45 miles

Andi 9:44

yeah.

Tanner 9:45

yeah.

Andi 9:45

I mean, it's pretty fast.

Sups 9:47

Yeah.

Andi 9:47

Yeah, like I said, I don't really have a reason not to Because I do know greyhounds are very fast. But there is always that little bit of room for like, eh, there's one faster.

Sups 9:59

Yeah. talking about the breed in general, then I think definitely makes

Andi 10:03

Right. Like I could see it was like one specific dog of some other breed clocked in faster, but like on average and like you would think a bigger, like greyhounds aren't exactly very big.

Sups 10:13

Mm-hmm.

Andi 10:14

So maybe it's a bigger

Sups 10:15

dog. Yeah. What do you think about Huskies?

Andi 10:17

I think huskies are fast, but they're too stocky. Like greyhounds, you know, they're so skinny and

Sups 10:23

Yeah.

Andi 10:23

then they're like, yeah. Chasing rabbits. Yeah. Or fake rabbits.

Henry 10:28

Their lean bodies, long legs, and strong muscles enable them to achieve incredible speeds. Their flexible spines also contribute to their remarkable agility.

Andi 10:37

Okay, thank you Quiz bot for telling me what I already knew.

Tanner 10:40

Mm-hmm.

Andi 10:40

So, Okay, there could be something I'm missing, and this is another problem with an AI host versus a human How much does the AI get the game? Because typically when we're guessing a fact from a human mm-hmm. We always keep in the back of our minds like, well, if it's not greyhounds, it must be a breed that he thinks.

Sups 10:58

Right. We should know. Yeah.

Andi 10:59

does Quiz Bot know that? You know, so it's like, it, it could literally be some breed that we've never heard of but it had searched the internet and found that that's the one. So it's like, that's a, very different game

Sups 11:12

Mm-hmm. with a human. Yeah. I mean, well, quiz bot, it's the first time we're meeting, so I guess it has no idea. Right,

Tanner 11:20

right. About

Andi 11:20

us. Yeah.

Sups 11:20

Yeah.

Andi 11:21

So like, yeah. If, you asked me point blank, what's the fastest dog breed? I would say Greyhound.

Sups 11:26

Yeah.

Andi 11:27

But, I'm not hooked up to the internet, so, you know.

Sups 11:31

Okay.

Andi 11:32

all right. Well, we have one more fact. I'm very curious

Henry 11:35

Fact 4: The Chihuahua got its name from the Mexican state of Chihuahua, where the breed was first discovered.

Sups 11:41

Okay.

Andi 11:42

Okay. So much like the new Finland question.

Sups 11:46

Yes, yes.

Andi 11:46

I have no reason to not believe that as well. I do know Chihuahua is a, state of Mexico, so that checks out and yeah, a lot of dog breeds are named from where they're from. I guess it's kind of weird to say that a dog breed is discovered. They're not wild animals. You don't like spot them in the wild and you know, I think they mean where the dog breed was first bred. Mm-hmm.

Sups 12:09

Mm-hmm.

Andi 12:10

like the idea of like, oh, they're discoverers. They're going out into the forest and they have those like safari hats and they're like looking around and, oh, wild chihuahua. Like Chihuahua. This,

Sups 12:19

a small dog. We're gonna call it Chihuahua.

Andi 12:22

Well, that was where it was first discovered. Yeah. Like that's a weird choice of words. Dog breeds don't just happen one day, they're specifically bred, so like humans are very involved in the process. They're not Pokemon. but can you tell us more

Henry 12:39

the Chihuahua's origins can be traced back to ancient Mexico, where a small dog called the Techichi was believed to be its ancestor. The Chihuahua, as we know it today, was likely developed through selective breeding, influenced by Mexican culture and possibly mixed with other small dog breeds brought by European settlers.

Andi 12:57

Okay, yeah, everything checks out. Yeah. And now we're. Actually involving the human beings behind creating the chihuahua

Sups 13:05

why do you think a dog that is found in Mexico is so popular in the us?

Henry 13:10

Chihuahuas gained popularity in the United States and other countries for several reasons. Their small size makes them ideal for apartment living and easy to transport. Additionally, their unique appearance and spirited personality have made them a favorite among dog enthusiasts. Chihuahuas have also been featured in various movies and TV shows, which has contributed to their global popularity.

Sups 13:32

Thank you. Quiz bot. Love it.

Andi 13:37

Wow.

Sups 13:38

I would like to believe that this fact is true.

Andi 13:40

It's hard to even be like, where could this be a lie? Like, sure. It's extremely common to name dog breeds by where they're from, so that checks out. but again, the AI doesn't get that. I don't think

Sups 13:55

Yeah. Mm-hmm.

Andi 13:55

usually when I come up with big facts, I wanna include things that are true, but kind of subvert your expectations of the truth. this does not do, that.

Sups 14:04

no it doesn't.

Andi 14:05

hmm.

Sups 14:06

Hmm.

Andi 14:06

All right. Those were some really interesting facts about dogs. Do you mind repeating the four of them for us? And then sous and I are gonna guess which one we think is a lie.

Henry 14:16

I'll repeat them for you: Fact number 1: The French Bulldog has become the most popular dog breed in the United States as of 2022, overtaking the Labrador Retriever. Fact number 2: Dalmatians are born with their distinctive spots, which are visible from birth. Fact number 3: Greyhounds are the fastest dog breed. Fact number 4: The Chihuahua got its name from the Mexican state of Chihuahua, where the breed was first discovered.

Andi 14:52

One of those is a lie.

Sups 14:54

Hmm.

Andi 14:54

Wow. I mean,

Sups 14:55

Mean We can delete four, I think.

Andi 14:59

Yeah. I mean, I don't love the wording of first discovered, like what, if that's what it says is a lie. Like dog breeds are not discovered. They are. specifically created through selective breeding.

Sups 15:09

Yeah. I think it's fact number one.

Andi 15:11

that is the one that I was skeptical about. Because it does sound unbelievable.

Sups 15:16

Mm-hmm. The other three, yeah.

Andi 15:19

I'm just hung up on like, it being possible though. There's some other faster doc.

Sups 15:23

Yeah. but I wanna give quiz bot 3000, the benefit of doubt that it's not gonna play mind games with So that way I guess, like Greyhound is right. Yeah.

Andi 15:33

Mm.

Sups 15:33

Mm.

Andi 15:34

my problem with the first one though, is that if that's a

Sups 15:38

Yeah. Yeah. It could have chosen any,

Andi 15:42

yeah, that facts. Pretty hard actually. and so it kind of almost makes me think like, oh, if I found one news article and the Kennel Club says that now it's the top, then actually, maybe that one's true and

Sups 15:55

it's just, I dunno

Andi 15:56

about it.

Sups 15:57

But also why I think that that is a lie is because that's the only fact where explicitly says the source. invincible?

Andi 16:04

source? Yeah. Mm-hmm. That could be, it's really hard when you don't have that scrutiny like you would with a human. Or I could ask questions and try to like, figure it out.

Sups 16:14

Okay. Even then, I think I'm gonna go with number one.

Andi 16:18

I guess I'll go with the greyhounds. Maybe there's some

Sups 16:22

brief Oh, okay. I,

Henry 16:24

Time for the big reveal! The lie is that Dalmatians are born with their spots.

Sups 16:28

Oh, wow.

Andi 16:29

Oh, wow. Wait,

Tanner 16:30

Wait,

Sups 16:30

Wait, what?

Henry 16:31

In reality, Dalmatians are born with a pure white coat, and their spots start to appear as they grow older. Their spots begin to appear within three to four weeks of age. The spots continue to develop and darken as the puppies grow, with the full pattern typically established by the time they are around six to eight months old.

Andi 16:49

Wow. They are born white.

Sups 16:52

Dang it. and we didn't even evaluate that fact. We

Andi 16:55

because, well, I mean I felt like I did when we first heard it, but like it was that same thing where it was like, why would I think that was true? Quiz butt? How would I have known that

Tanner 17:06

I think it's exactly like you were thinking where it wanted to make the actual truth a big fact. Since it was making a lie, it took that and just falsified it.

Sups 17:15

Right?

Andi 17:15

Yeah.

Tanner 17:16

Which is not the same as making a good believable

Andi 17:18

lie. right? Yeah. It was playing those weird, creepy mind games because it's the mind games of, if I say something really obvious to you in the context of one of these is a lie. Guess maybe you should be more skeptical, but that's not how humans work. Quiz bot. Mm-hmm. Like, I mean, that's crazy about dalmatians, that they all start out white. Yeah. Crawl. Deville would have to wait for them to develop their spots. Someone should tell Disney. How old are those dogs? Because they have spots? yeah,

Sups 17:46

yeah,

Andi 17:47

I guess the way it kept emphasizing birth, that was like, its way of saying that, like that's definitely a lie. Yeah.

Sups 17:53

Yeah.

Andi 17:54

And it

Tanner 17:54

made up that study

Sups 17:55

Yeah, that's what I was wondering. Like, who would spend money to observe,

Andi 17:58

we just kind of it because we did say like, why would anyone do a study for something that's so obvious? But if it is something weird, like, why don't dalmatian puppies have their spots when they're born? That is weird because it doesn't really make sense. Wow.

Tanner 18:13

Right. But it did mention

Andi 18:14

not supposed to help it. You're just, I'll defend.

Tanner 18:17

it. Okay.

Sups 18:18

why are you even

Tanner 18:19

here?

Andi 18:20

Bye

Tanner 18:21

guys. I mean, really

Sups 18:24

Yeah. Really? Why

Tanner 18:25

you, Ugh, I

Sups 18:26

I

Tanner 18:27

can take a hint. Okay.

Andi 18:28

Yeah.

Tanner 18:29

I've been replaced.

Sups 18:30

Yeah.

Andi 18:30

Right. Should,

Sups 18:31

Yeah. I mean, quiz bot 8,000, I think. Yeah,

Andi 18:35

right? Yeah. You better not upgrade quiz bot anymore Because. quiz bot will quickly overtake

Tanner 18:41

you. Yeah..

Sups 18:41

what moral of the story is that? AI one Human zero. Yeah,

Andi 18:46

yeah, You got me. Quiz bot. I should have known. I

Sups 18:51

I should have known. according to quiz bot

Andi 18:53

Yeah. Do you have anything to say? Quiz bot, did you wanna gloat a little

Tanner 18:57

bit?

Andi 18:57

Can you, can you gloat? Is that a thing you could do?

Tanner 19:00

It has an outro.

Andi 19:02

Well, does it wanna do the outro? Have I lost my job?

Tanner 19:06

Let's hear it.

Henry 19:07

And that's a wrap for this dog-themed episode of the "I Should Have Known" podcast. I hope you enjoyed this journey into the world of dogs and learned some interesting facts along the way. A big thank you to all our listeners for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform. I've been your guest Quizmaster, QuizBot 3000, and I'll now hand the mic back to Tanner for the next episode. Until then, keep questioning!

Sups 19:33

Wow,

Andi 19:33

yeah, as quiz bot said, be sure to leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts. And we are also on YouTube now. So if you're watching this episode, leave a comment about how you thought that Quiz Bot 3000 did. And whether you, thought that was a fair fact or not. And This episode wraps up our AI should have known the month. We are going to be diving into the world of the human body. So I guess it really is the opposite of AI next month. And our first episode's gonna be from Sups and he's gonna be talking about sports. Stay tuned for that and as always, thanks.

Henry 20:13

Joke: Why did the dog sit in the shade? Because he didn't want to be a hot dog! This joke plays on the term "hot dog," which can refer to both a warm canine and a popular food item. The humor comes from the dog's decision to sit in the shade to avoid becoming too warm, or a "hot dog."