Large Language Murder

One phone goes round the table. Everybody answers the same one-word prompt. So does an AI. Do you like AI? You will love this game. Do you hate AI? You will love this game. The rule is what makes it work: one to six words, none longer than six letters. Small enough that clever writing stops being a giveaway, big enough to be funny. COFFEE. MIDNIGHT. DENTIST. SOCK. Everybody writes, nobody sees anybody else's answer, and the cards come out shuffled. Now vote. Which one of these did a person not write? SCORING IS THE ARGUMENT Every vote your answer collects is a point — being mistaken for the AI pays. Catching it pays more, and pays only you. So the table splits between blending in and hunting, and one answer can do both. First past the line wins, and you have to get there alone. ONE TO SIXTEEN PLAYERS, ONE DEVICE No accounts, no sign-in, nothing to set up. The phone goes hand to hand and…