Introduction:

Get ready to be entertained with this simple experiment I conducted, where the three of the most popular text-generative AI tools fight against each other, to determine who has mastered the art of ‘Contextual Intelligence!‘

In this experiment, I served the same textual prompt to our three contenders and awaited the comedic fallout.

The Prompt:

“Create some PUN-style jokes on the Indian context.”

Humor, the litmus test of an intelligent language model. As we embark on this journey, we’re not just seeking laughs; we’re evaluating the essence of ‘Contextual Intelligence.’ as demonstrated by these 3 contestant tools Chat GPT, Google BARD, and Microsoft Copilot.

I am intentionally not sharing their names, instead calling them Contenders A, B, and C. Later I want the readers to guess who the real names are.

The Result

This is my method of evaluation. Feel free to challenge it.

Let me summarise my evaluation based on the Quality and Context Centeredness of the Jokes:

Contender A (2/10 Points):

A’s attempt was like a light sprinkle of Indian masala on a global canvas. Three loosely contextual words—Naan, Cumin, and Masala—made a fleeting appearance, providing a semblance of Indian flavor. However, if I swapped ‘India’ with ‘China,’ I’d likely get the same jokes. The Contextual Intelligence here is, well, pretty basic – and gets 2 out of 10.

Contender B (4/10 Points):

B delved a bit deeper into the Indian context, tossing in words like Gandhi, curry, and Bollywood. Yet, a couple of forced fits, like ‘Jeera‘ and ‘Gandhi-rushed,’ Punctual-ji left us with chuckles that were more polite than uproarious. B tried, no doubt, and managed to infuse a bit more humor, earning a 4 out of 10 for its efforts.

Contender C (9/10 Points):

Hold your laughter for C, the maestro of contextual brilliance! Every joke was hitting the heart of Indian culture, using words to craft phrases and contexts that any Indian would find relatable. From Mumbai monsoons to Bollywood masala, C’s jokes sounded like from the very soil of India. Matured takes on Diwali and Holi showcased a deep understanding, earning C a resounding 9 out of 10 for its unparalleled Contextual Intelligence.

To top this all, seeing the parting line was the icing on the cake:

I hope these punny jokes gave you a chuckle! Remember, puns are like masala chai – the spicier the better!

Conclusion

In this grand comedy face-off, the undisputed champion of ‘Contextual Intelligence‘ is none other than Contender C. Its ability to create laughter from the real fabric of Indian culture left me laughing, proving that when it comes to understanding the context, C is truly the master of this comedy show.

C emerged to be A true master of Contextual Wit.

Here below, is the exact output created by all Contestants.

Contender A

1. Why did the Indian bread go to therapy? It had too many naan-issues!
2. What do you call a mischievous Indian spice? Cumin trouble!
3. Why was the computer cold in India? Because it left its Windows open!
4. Why did the Indian farmer bring a ladder to the bar? He heard the drinks were on the house!
5. What did the Indian ocean say to the beach? Nothing, it just waved!
6. Why did the Indian math book look sad? It had too many problems!
7. What do you call a funny Indian spice? Masalaughter!
8. Why did the Indian chef get kicked out of the kitchen? He couldn’t curry on a conversation without getting saucy!
9. Why was the Indian belt arrested? It was holding up a pair of pants!
10. How do you organize a fantastic space party in India? You planet!

Contender B

1. Why did the Indian man refuse to take a nap? Because he was afraid he’d be Gandhi-rushed!
2. What do you call an Indian who’s always on time? Punctual-ji!
3. Why did the Indian man refuse to eat his vegetables? Because he wanted to curry favor with his taste buds!
4. Why did the Indian man refuse to go to the gym? Because he was already a Naan-smoker!
5. Why did the Indian man refuse to go to the dentist? Because he was afraid of getting a root-canal-jeera!
6. Why did the Indian man refuse to go to the beach? Because he didn’t want to get sandal-ed!
7. Why did the Indian man refuse to go to the zoo? Because he didn’t want to see any cheetahs!
8. Why did the Indian man refuse to go to the party? Because he was feeling a little chai!
9. Why did the Indian man refuse to go to the movie theater? Because he didn’t want to watch any Bollywood movies!
10. Why did the Indian man refuse to go to the library? Because he didn’t want to get booked!

Contender C

1. Chai and Biscuits: Why did the chai stall owner get arrested? For serving elaichi (cardamom) tea without a warrant!
2. Mumbai Monsoon: What do you call a Mumbaikar stuck in traffic during the monsoon? Curry-up for a long wait!
3. Bollywood Masala: Why did the Bollywood director get a speeding ticket? He was going way over the dhol-lywood limit!
4. Cricket Commentary: What did the batsman say after hitting a six over cow corner? “Moo-ve over, it’s my boundary!”
5. Samosa Samosa:Why did the samosa cross the road? To get to the chai on the other side! (Bonus: And then sue the pani puri for emotional distress!)
6. Rickshaw Rascals: What do you call a rickshaw driver who never gets lost? A GPS-anta!
7. Festival Frenzy: What’s the difference between Diwali and Holi? One’s a light show, the other’s a dye-hard fan club!
8. Mango Mischief: Why did the mango get detention? For throwing a peel-er tantrum!
9. Bollywood Beats: Why did the DJ get fired from the Bollywood party? He kept scratching the record instead of the bhangra!
10. Desi Dhaba Drama: What do you call a waiter who spills chai on your kurta? A curry-osity!

I hope these punny jokes gave you a chuckle! Remember, puns are like masala chai – the spicier the better!