I asked ChatGPT, "I need you to do the following for me: Generate a random binary string 100 bits long." ChatGPT almost did this for me, except that the result was only 97 bits long. I then generated my own 97 bit random string with numpy.random. The beginning of both strings is below. I put them in a randomized order, based on numpy.random.randint(2). I will reveal more of the strings over time, at my discretion (e.g., I might reveal it more quickly if people seem to have exhausted everything they can do to analyze the current strings, or if the market already seems certain of the result). The close date is subject to change, depending on how long it takes to reveal the full string and how confident the market is, but I will not close it unless the full string has been revealed for at least 48 hours.

A: 1100001010000100010101010110001010101101101000001101101110000111100010000011101100110100010010010

B: 1101101010010101110100111101011100100011101011011100100110110111110101110010000101101111100110001

This market resolves YES if A is the ChatGPT-generated string, and NO if B is. I will not bet.

Inspired by /Loppukilpailija/which-random-bit-string-is-humangen