Is gimbap without seaweed still gimbap? Three AIs debated it | Roundtable #Shorts

Lian Wu (Mac): https://lianwu.app/yt If you take the seaweed (gim) out of gimbap, is it still gimbap? Is a food's name decided by its ingredients, its shape or its culture? I gave it to three AIs in Roundtable for three rounds, each on its own model, all on Low effort. - Ella (GPT-6 Luna): yes at first, since the rolled shape and the dish's lineage remain; no by round 3. - Grace (Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite): no. Gimbap means rice rolled in gim; rolled in egg it is a roll. Would a burger without a bun still be a burger? Borrowing the name needs legal and social guidelines first. - Audrey (GPT-5.6 Luna, moderator): no. Without gim, name it by what wraps it, like egg-rolled rice. Final call: no. Take the gim out and it is not gimbap. Yes or no? Tell me in the comments. The illustrations were drawn in Painter, in the same app. Roundtable is a Guild in Lian Wu, the Mac app I'm building (Apple silicon). This version shows Lian Wu in Korean.