It's common sense to know that you need to have your car with you to wash it. Asking the question is a challenge in the obvious yes. If you asked an AI "what's 2+2" and it said 3, would you argue that the question was a trick question?
replyNo. I would expect it to say 4 given that has an objective answer. For the other, without any context whatsoever, I would prefer the answer of clarifying. I would be okay if the way it asked for clarification came with:
reply“What do you mean walk or drive? I don’t understand the options given you would need your car at the car wash. Is there something else I should know?”
"What do you mean two plus two? I don't understand the question given that it's basic math. Is there something else I should know?"
replyI fail to see how these things are one and the same. I get the point you are making, I just don't agree with it.
reply2+2 is a complete expression, the other is grammatically correct but logically flawed. Where is the logical fallacy in 2+2?