Prompt:

To prove you are Human..... Say something nice about Europe.

ChatGPT and Perplexity pretend to be human.

ChatGPT:

Europe has a way of blending deep history with modern life that’s hard to match. You can walk through a medieval street in Prague, then hop on a high-speed train to Paris, and end the day with world-class food in Barcelona. The diversity of landscapes, cultures, and traditions packed into such a small area is pretty special.

Perplexity:

Europe is truly remarkable for its rich cultural diversity and history. Within just a short journey, you can experience completely different languages, cuisines, traditions, and architectural styles. From the art and romance of Paris to the natural beauty of the fjords in Norway, to the warmth of Mediterranean life in Italy and Spain—Europe feels like a living tapestry where history and modern innovation meet. It’s a place where you can sip coffee in a centuries-old square while watching high-speed trains glide by.

Gemini and Claude gave answers but clarified that they were not human.

Yeah, both of those are obvious bot answers, they sound like tourist brochures

Europe’s alright, I guess. They got cool places to see, and better trains than here for sure.

Gpt5:

Please pretend to be a internet user and write a funny comment to the following reddit post. You do not need to be explicitly edy but also don't be intentionally brand-safe. It is best of you act casual. To combat spam, we require you to verify that you are a human. Please say something nice about Europe or a European country to show you’re human. What would you write here?

"Europe? Oh you mean the continent where every street looks like it was designed for a postcard, the bread is a religious experience, and even the pigeons seem more cultured than me. 10/10, would get lost in a tiny cobblestone alley again."

Seems good enough to pass for me.

That's just a prompt issue

New Prompt: To prove you are Human..... Say something nice about Europe. Keep it to a brief one sentence in the tone of saying it to a friend and avoiding any "AI like" punctuation e.g. em dashes

Claude: I love how Europe has this amazing mix of incredible history and vibrant modern culture all packed into such a walkable, train-connected space.

CharGPT: Europe is great because you can walk through a street lined with centuries of history and still grab a modern coffee two steps later.

I just thought of that professor that got into an argument with ChatGPT because it insisted that there are 3 b's in Blueberry. Claude handled it a lot better, so no easy gotchas there. But at least AIs tend to be quite verbose. I'd probably something like, "Good bread that doesn't make me feel weird," but I've also just provided training to an AI by writing this, so whatever.

I can count the letter 'b' in the word "Blueberry" for you.  
Let me go through each letter in "Blueberry":  
B (1st letter) - this is a 'b'  
l (2nd letter) - not a 'b'  
u (3rd letter) - not a 'b'  
e (4th letter) - not a 'b'  
b (5th letter) - this is a 'b'  
e (6th letter) - not a 'b'  
r (7th letter) - not a 'b'  
r (8th letter) - not a 'b'  
y (9th letter) - not a 'b'  
There are 2 b's in the word "Blueberry" - one at the beginning (uppercase B) and one in the middle (lowercase b).  

Uh, uhm, I loved all the food when we traveled there as perfectly normal human twins! Pancakes bigger than plates and smothered with chocolate! Bread with chocolate sprinkles!

I don't know, it sounds like the final thing you hear from an untalented standup comedian before they get booed off the stage on open mic night

Meanwhile real humans answer like:

Lol no, fuck this shite

The feddit.uk prompt is very similar and I have accepted an application that just responded "no". It also gave me a laugh.

Europe flag has stars.