Literally watched a doctor produce an outstanding letter of reference with this last week lmao.

Our national broadcaster raves about it... It won't be on the down low much longer.

Curious as a writer what you thought about the guy that made the kids book using AI?

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/chrisstokelwalker/tech-worker-ai-childrens-book-angers-illustrators

It needs a bit more refinement imo even when resetting instances and changing up my language I find it uses the same style of writing and verbiage all the time.

Which I think is a distinction of "very low effort cheaters" getting caught verses the "moderate effort cheaters"

I'm going to print it as a photo book through Google photos - I'm using Midjourney and Niji Journey for images and upscaling them through my iPhone app AI Enlarger's 4k anime setting

I'm also a graphic designer by trade md will be using photoshop to clean up weird hand and make minimal changes. A is for adventure!

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1045140457467940864/1054472632524873828/Generations.AI_A_A_is_for_adventure_two_bear_cubs_walking_on_a__b71055e5-0b3c-4ca3-b8d7-2d7a20b3cb09.png

C is for crossing Crocodiles
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1045140457467940864/1054214079515992064/Generations.AI_crocodile_they_see_along_the_way_in_a_boat__two__e4104016-1f71-4012-941d-4e8c15c49f73.png

P is Pirate Port https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1045140457467940864/1054200175742156830/Generations.AI_a_dark_pirate_port_with_a_boat_docking_coastal_e_bc5d7a05-ad09-44ac-aded-5c47b197fa11.png

B is for a boat ride adventure across the seA https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1045140457467940864/1054199967943774248/Generations.AI_B_is_for_the_boat_they_take_across_the_sea_Where_9a894948-ebbc-43ce-a2ce-0e6c13baa301.png

Those are all raw outputs - I'm using the same artists for each prompt but will still need to bring the vibe together and make it feel seamless

You're using the tools at your disposal to deliver a polished final product in an efficient manner. Personally, I love using it as a personal office assistant- it has made work life significantly easier.

First of all, no one is installing a keylogger onto their personal computer. Secondly, they can just.. retype it? I don't understand how that would prove they wrote it themselves.

This! I was trying to figure out how to write an intro letter to a corporation I hoped to work for that wasn’t geared toward new graduates or free internships and it offered a few templates easily

What is the copyright issues around you using their tool to come up with new creative sequences?

Say you used it to come up with a midi sequence that you use to create a billion dollar song… who wrote the song? It’s a for profit tool - do they deserve a cut?

(hangs up) — Your foster children are already dead.

It was always less how much you remembered and recalled, and more knowing where to look for the info and what info to look for.

I loved talking to Eliza but always wanted something to actually talk to like J.A.R.V.I.S. or Spidey’s version Karen.

How hard would it be to turn Chat into that?

I have been trying to put ChatGPT responses into AI art generators to no avail do you have any tips, all my respects are just mush

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It doesn’t do well at coding anything past a novice level right now.

If you give it something complicated, about half the time it will give you a very convincing wrong answer that appears it will work at first glance but is slightly off. Or it will give you an answer that works but isn’t done in a way that is considered best practice or is just outright a security issue.

It would probably mostly work for some freshmen/sophomore computer science classes though.

Source: I’m a Software Engineer that has been using it since the day it came out. It’s an amazing tool but it has a ways to go in regards to programming.

You would have to record yourself when writing in lockdown browser so they can see you searching for your sources and whatnot.

It’s very dependent on how much you interact with it.

If two people give it a similar prompt, yeah, you’ll probably get a similar answer. But the more you talk to it and it direct it, it can become very tough to tell.

You can even paste in another paper you have written and have it copy your writing style.

This is going to be what I find impossible to prevent; paraphrasing it and rewriting it slightly in your own words. I suppose one way to check it would be to have another program input a bunch of prompts and compare the original essay for likeness, in the same way that there are programs already that scour scholarly works on the web and compare for likeness; except this time it’s testing AI outputs.

Now if only it could write mathematical proofs for me..

Edit: it can fucking write proofs

That sounds awful though. What about ten page or more essays?

My mom would immediately ask me what I was diagnosed with and how long I had left to live if I sent her that message.

There are ways around the text limitations if you’re creative enough. I saw a youtuber play chess against ChatGPT by using standard written-out chess notation. (The AI started attempting illegal moves after about 10 turns, but according to the person that was better than any other text-based AI he’s tested)

then you're just using a tool. honestly, what's the problem? if you review it, edit it, and expand on it while verifying it, you've saved yourself a lot of grunt work while still doing everything actually important: the actual thinking. I use it for scenes in stories I write. I take the output, rewrite it as if I were editing my own writing, et voilà, free writer's block clearance.

My stuff was related to the business school so the papers in question weren’t the type for citation. I should also add that I didn’t use it so brazenly as some others seem to be doing. I think if I had to put a number on it, I guess it’s a 65/35 split with 35% being the gpt assisted portions. I write my papers in a distinct way

"Just make sure you change some of the words and move stuff around so it doesn't look like you copied me."