Three people — a grandfather, his son, and his grandson. The grandfather and the son are the two fathers; the son and the grandson are the two sons.
Riddle me this, why didn’t you do a better riddle?
Person 2: 'Okay, I have no idea how many chairs to grab, not enough information' - nobody ever
(Person 2 has no ability to contribute to anything of economic value.)
"Assuming the group consists only of “the two fathers and the two sons” (i.e., every person in the group is counted as a father and/or a son), the total number of distinct people can only be 3 or 4.
Reason: you are taking the union of a set of 2 fathers and a set of 2 sons. The union size is 2+2−overlap, so it is 4 if there’s no overlap and 3 if exactly one person is both a father and a son. (It cannot be 2 in any ordinary family tree.)"
Here it clearly states its assumption (finite set of people that excludes non-mentioned people, etc.)
https://chatgpt.com/share/698b39c9-2ad0-8003-8023-4fd6b00966...
Great job, AI labs! It's almost TOO useful