Catch the AI.
Rocket is an AI contestant. Rocket is confident. Rocket is sometimes wrong on purpose. Your job is to notice.
How it goes.
Rocket makes a claim
It appears on the stage with a clear AI badge. Sometimes it is true, and sometimes it is a plausible bluff.
You talk it over
Is that right? Does anyone know?
Challenge, or let it stand
Tap Challenge on your phone if you think Rocket is bluffing.
The source decides
The real answer and its source go up on the stage. Catch a bluff and your team scores.
AI Rocket, AI contestant
“The hottest planet is Mercury. It is the closest to the Sun. Obviously.”
Challenge Rocket
Caught. It is Venus. Its dense atmosphere traps heat, so it is hotter than Mercury.
Lumi says: “Venus takes the temperature trophy!”
Source: NASA Science
Why a trivia round about doubting AI?
Kids are growing up with machines that sound sure of themselves. This round practises one habit: when something sounds confident, ask where it came from.
Our own host follows the same rule. Lumi can be challenged on any answer, and the source is one tap away.
The rules Rocket plays by.
- Always labelled as an AI contestant. Never passed off as a person.
- Never sees the answer key or anyone's private clues.
- Is a good sport when caught.
More rounds for your night.
Trivia Night
Buzz in on your phone. Lumi keeps score and names the source of every answer. A wrong answer locks you out of that question.
Draw Me a Hint
Stuck? A teammate sees the answer in private and draws you a clue. Asking for help never costs the team.
Who Said It?
Lumi asks everyone a light question between rounds. Later, your answers come back as the quiz.
Play a real game.
Free demo games run every day.
Free during the beta. Demo games are for adults; kids play with a parent in the room.