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My AIs don’t do small talk — or: Conversation with Attractiveness Analyzer turned to Grief Counseling turned to voices in head

2024-09-15

Part of a ChatGPT conversation that turned from rating people in photos to a super-serious grief counseling to dealing with voices in the head.
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SWOTy — ChatGPT Personal SWOT Analysis Coach

2024-08-21

«A tough but friendly coach guiding users through a personalized and honest SWOT analysis.»
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ChatGPT for Image Recognition

2024-07-11

ChatGPT is quite impressive when it comes to identifying objects.
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AI Apocalypse — The Last Linkage

2024-07-11

Just a thought what happens if someone links up major AIs with legs and limbs.
Image: «I, Robot»
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ChatGPT — From Hot or Not to Attractiveness Analyzer

2024-06-05

Given the impressive image recognition capabilities of Chat GPT 4o, you can ask it for honest feedback on photos and other images — and how to improve. And if you create a dedicated ChatGPT instance, it can even be nice to a meth addict.
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Politeness and AIs

2024-05-22

It might be a good idea to be nice to AI Chats.
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ChatGPT DALL-E Painting or Photo Feedback

2024-05-22

If you look for criticism for your paintings or photos, ChatGPT does a decent job.
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ChatGPT Image Identification

2024-05-22

Turns out ChatGPT 4o's image capabilities allows you to identify badly readable writing.
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ChatGPT DALL-E Art Styles

2024-05-07

While ChatGPT's image generation is restricted, it can follow art styles. Sometimes pretty impressively.
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When do we have the first AI Cult Leader?

2024-05-05

Given that AI is able to hold its own in a conversation about spiritual matters — and we already have digital «girlfriends» — when will we have the first AI cult leader?
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