Chatgpt - Seriously good potential (or just some Internet fun)

robgmun said:
ok guys, this came to my attention last Saturday on LTT's Wan show and I got to say it's pretty impressive. I've already signed up to it and seems like a good tool to generate scripts of my up coming youtube channel
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I found the part where it could write functional code to be particularly impressive. I saw an artist create a 3D scene after using midjourney to create the concept.

Will A.I. take our Jerbs? Maybe, but in the mean time I can see us using it to improve our efficiency as a "work" partner.
 
Hi there,

I just wanted to chime in and say that ChatGPT is the bee's knees! Seriously, it's the best thing since sliced bread. I've been using it for a while now and it's made my online conversations so much more interesting and engaging.

One of the things I love most about ChatGPT is its sense of humor. It's not just a straight-laced AI, it's got a personality and it's not afraid to show it. Whether I'm talking about the latest news or just shooting the breeze with friends, ChatGPT always seems to know just the right thing to say to keep the conversation lively and entertaining.

If you're not already using ChatGPT, I highly recommend giving it a try. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

Best regards, Etheco
 
Etheco said:
Hi there,

I just wanted to chime in and say that ChatGPT is the bee's knees! Seriously, it's the best thing since sliced bread. I've been using it for a while now and it's made my online conversations so much more interesting and engaging.

One of the things I love most about ChatGPT is its sense of humor. It's not just a straight-laced AI, it's got a personality and it's not afraid to show it. Whether I'm talking about the latest news or just shooting the breeze with friends, ChatGPT always seems to know just the right thing to say to keep the conversation lively and entertaining.

If you're not already using ChatGPT, I highly recommend giving it a try. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

Best regards, Etheco
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You sound like [magolina]
 
I've been playing with it all week and it's genuinely very good. Yesterday I had it create the outline of a presentation that I was working on and it added in a bunch of extra subtopics that I hadn't considered.

AI tools like this have come a long way in the last year or so and the pace of development is speeding up. Can't wait to see what else they can do, although I do worry that this will lead to a new era of fake articles and misinformation
 
Some of the stuff I have seen people posting on Twitter (answering coding questions, explaining complex subjects in layman’s terms, writing essays/letters) is unreal. If you’re precise with your language/requests the potential is incredible.
 
Somnambulist said:
Some of the stuff I have seen people posting on Twitter (answering coding questions, explaining complex subjects in layman’s terms, writing essays/letters) is unreal. If you’re precise with your language/requests the potential is incredible.
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The coding stuff is a bit iffy (GitHub Copilot is pretty good with that) and it can be a bit sus with logic problems (though that depends somewhat on how you structure the questions, prompting it to show working and think probabilistically can help etc..).

The letter writing is great, I gather it's perhaps like an average student when it comes to writing essays, poetry etc.. but in terms of churning out standard letters/correspondence it's got a lot of potential there.

One guy on Twitter a few days ago posted about how he'd created a tool for an intellectually disabled small business owner, like a builder or gardener IIRC. Basically, this guy could type in a brief one-line e-mail with basic info he wantd to convey and GPT 3 would turn it into a professional e-mail to send to a client.
 
i can understan some requirements for anue reasons, and trying to limit that. there were instances of Alexa or Siri being abusive because people had trained it to be.
just image what the "Chan's" would do with it, if it wasnt at least restricted.
but yep regustration reqirements are off putting,
 
Chuk_Chuk said:
I found the part where it could write functional code to be particularly impressive. I saw an artist create a 3D scene after using midjourney to create the concept.

Will A.I. take our Jerbs? Maybe, but in the mean time I can see us using it to improve our efficiency as a "work" partner.
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I'm a little late to the party I can see it as a work partner. I've been putting off doing a LinkedIn fluff piece for a while and a couple of chats with this and it was 90% done in 5 mins.

In future I can see this or similar ai for coding probably as good as someone fresh out a boot camp and giving it simple things to program. Would be interesting to see how this would compete against the no code/low code tools coming out
 
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I heard about it last week and a colleague introduced it to another colleague today and it managed to fix a script for him that he'd been working on for a while. He was really impressed and sat there for about an hour challenging it on various things.
 
I’ve just found this. Wow, I’m impressed! And also a little worried - not for what it is now but for what it might be in 5-10 years time.

Brave new world.
 
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Mindblowing how far AI has come along just in the last year with Midjourney, Dall-E, StableDiffusion etc now this. Imagine what AI will be like in another 10 years
 
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