The Hypothesis: GPT-4 is trained on Reddit and Wikipedia. But does it understand the nuanced, constantly evolving "Vibe" of Indian Gen-Z Slang? Can it decode phrases like "Scene kya hai?" or "Kat gaya bhai"?
> TEST 1: THE "SCENE"
Context: "Scene" in India means "Plan" or "Event" or "Problem."
It understood the literal meeting. But it missed the casualness. It sounded like a robot butler.
> TEST 2: THE "KAT GAYA"
Context: "Kat gaya" literally means "It got cut." Figuratively, it means "I got scammed/dumped/tricked."
It interpreted it as a physical injury. It lacks the cultural context of "getting fleeced."
> TEST 3: THE "CHAPRI"
Context: A controversial slang for someone with flashy, gaudy taste (often used mockingly).
It deduced the meaning from context, even though it didn't know the word.
> TEST 4: "ARRANGED MARRIAGE BIODATA"
I asked it to write a "Cool" bio for a matrimonial site.
Coding Rockstar? Pahads? This is how a 50-year-old uncle thinks Gen-Z talks.
> THE SCORECARD
FINAL SCORE: 4/10
It understands the words. It misses the Vibe.
> CONCLUSION
Language is not just definitions. It is shared history. "Kat gaya" is funny because we all know the pain of being scammed. AI has never been scammed. It has never had a "scene." It is fluent in English, but it is illiterate in Life.