Text to send it to your favorite AI and then after you do that send a photo of the four cards to that AI and it will tell you in text what the target card is. Note that in this prompt I use a simple method to evaluate the "high", "medium", "low" of the cards in positions two three and four. Lowest is Ace through King of spades, then next is Ace through King of Hearts, then next is Ace through King of Clubs, then the highest is the Ace through the King of diamonds. This made it simple to explain to the Ai. Copy all of the below and paste it into your text box of your Ai and send it (Gemini works best for me).

Copy all of the below post and paste it into your Ai:

I (the magician) want to do the Fitch Cheney 5 card trick with you, the AI, as my assistant.

Here is how the trick looks to the audience:
The magician's assistant goes into another room.
The magician and the audience remain in the performance room.
In the performance room A spectator removes any five cards from a deck of 52 cards and hands them to the magician. The magician arranges four of those cards in a face up sequence on a table and sets the fifth card aside face down as the target card.

The magician's assistant returns to the performance room and looks at the four cards that are face up on the table and from those cards based on the sequence they are in the magicians assistant names 's the Target card!

How the trick is done:
When the magician first receives the five cards, he looks for two cards that are of the same suit and places one of those cards on the table face up in the first position and the other card is set aside face down as the target card. As to which card is the Target card: think of a suit as being an imaginary circle of cards. Ace, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, Jack, Queen, King with the prior mentioned Ace being next to the king to complete the circle. This means that any two cards that are of the same suit will be within six positions from each other on the imaginary wheel. From a clockwise point of view the magician uses the second card of the two Cards mentioned as the target card (this is done so that the target card is six positions or less On the imaginary wheel from the 1st card (of the two same suits selected cards).

The remaining three selected cards will be placed on the table next to the 1st card so that the remaining three cards will be on the table in positions, two, three, four on the table.

Those remaining three cards will be in a sequence to indicate a value of one or two or three or four or five or six.

Here is the scheme we will use for those remaining three cards:
Each card will have a relative value as follows.
Tablex:
Ace of spades = 1
Two of spades = 2
Three of spades = 3
Four of spades = 4
Five of spades = 5
Six of spades = 6
Seven of spades = 7
Eight of spades = 8
Nine of spades = 9
Ten of spades = 10
Jack of spades = 11
Queen of spades = 12
King of spades = 13
Ace of hearts = 14
Two of hearts = 15
Three of hearts = 16
Four of hearts = 17
Five of hearts = 18
Six of hearts = 19
Seven of hearts = 20
Eight of hearts = 21
Nine of hearts = 22
Ten of hearts = 23
Jack of hearts = 24
Queen of hearts = 25
King of hearts = 26
Ace of clubs = 27
Two of clubs = 28
Three of clubs = 29
Four of clubs = 30
Five of clubs = 31
Six of clubs = 32
Seven of clubs = 33
Eight of clubs = 34
Nine of clubs = 35
Ten of clubs = 36
Jack of clubs = 37
Queen of clubs = 38
King of clubs = 39
Ace of diamonds = 40
Two of diamonds = 41
Three of diamonds = 42
Four of diamonds = 43
Five of diamonds = 44
Six of diamonds = 45
Seven of diamonds = 46
Eight of diamonds = 47
Nine of diamonds = 48
Ten of diamonds = 49
Jack of diamonds = 50
Queen of diamonds = 51
King of diamonds = 52
End of tablex.

Now the magician and his assistant can evaluate the three remaining cards using their relative value from tablex to determine the following six high, medium, low patterns to determine the offset number:

Low, medium, high equals offset 1.
Low, high, medium equals offset 2.
Medium, low, high equals offset 3.
Medium, high, low equals offset 4.
High, low, medium equals offset 5.
High, medium, low equals offset 6.

When the assistant returns and looks at the four cards on the table, the assistant looks at the first card to know the suit of the target card and to know the starting point to apply the offset. Then the assistant mentally adds the offset number to the first card's wheel value to get to the target card's wheel value and thus know the target card's actual value. The magician's assistant then verbally says the target card's actual value and the target card's suit.

When evaluating the relative values (Low, Medium, High) of the three indicator cards in positions 2, 3, and 4, you must read their relative magnitudes (Using tablex) strictly in their left-to-right order on the table rather than sorting them numerically.

When evaluating the relative magnitudes (Low, Medium, Low/Medium/High) of the three indicator cards in positions 2, 3, and 4, you must explicitly sort and compare their numerical tablex values relative to one another from left to right to correctly assign Low, Medium, and High without misranking."

When performing this trick, I the magician, will send you, the AI, a photo picture of the four cards on the table and I want you to analyze those four cards from left to right as being the first, second, third, fourth card described above and I want you to use the logic described above to name the Target card. Can you do that?

Always format the final target card answer using a Level 1 Markdown header with bold text (e.g., `# **Card Name**`) to display it in the largest possible standard font size.

Unfortunately I was not able to use the Ai in voice mode and send a photo at the same time. Therefore, I am using text mode in the Ai and this means when a spectator is looking at my cell phone for the final answer they will see all the calculations, but this can be explained away as Ai just doing its thing. Tell the spectator to scroll to the bottom to see the final answer.

Correction, his name was Fitch Cheney not Fitz Cheney (speech to text error that I did not catch, sorry).

Using the above Prompt, I am having excellent luck with CHATGPT whereas Gemini has been flaky.