ChatGPT’s neural network has unveiled a fresh take on Sudoku, reported by Mirror. The program has crafted its own set of rules and invites players to immerse themselves in a new puzzle experience.
Sumplete, a Sudoku-like challenge, emerged when puzzle enthusiast Daniel Tate pressed ChatGPT for recommendations on games that are still off the radar. In response, the AI-generated assistant designed a novel format where grids carry numbers, and the grid size shifts with the chosen difficulty level.
“This is not a stunt. After hours of guidance and prompts, the chatbot produced a one of a kind puzzle,” explained Tate. The AI not only conceived the concept but also supplied the game title, Sumplete, adding a distinctive ring to the challenge.
Following that breakthrough, Tate collaborated with the neural network to refine the game and optimize its user interface. The result was a polished, fully finished version that was released for public use and accessible to a broad audience.
It is noted that in the past some Japanese firms limited employee usage of ChatGPT for solving business problems, highlighting how organizations across the globe have navigated the balance between innovation and policy in adopting AI tools.