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      <title>How does 20 questions work? Twenty is not an arbitrary number</title>
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      <description>Twenty yes-or-no questions is exactly twenty bits, enough to pick one thing out of 1,048,576. I played against ChatGPT, measured every question it asked, and watched it throw away eight of its twenty bits.</description>
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