ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

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Would you let an AI read your diary?

2024-03-28

Trying out GPT4All for evaluating a person based on diary entries. Mixed results so far.
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Personal SWOT Analysis via ChatGPT Update

2024-03-24

Short addendum to the SWOT Analysis with my results.
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Recommendation: «Oblivion» (Movie)

2024-03-22

One of those movies that are better than expected, even years later.
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Identifying Aspirations/Character Assessments/SWOTs with ChatGPT

2024-03-14

You can get ChatGPT to ask you questions and make assessments about your person. Even more speculative ones.
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Example of ChatGPT Writing Feedback

2024-03-09

An example of using ChatGPT to get feedback on a posting («Digital Gift Catalogue»), both regarding the general strengths and weaknesses as well as on spelling/grammar improvements.
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Success and Failure Reflection Table

2024-03-06

An interesting table for reflecting about the past week and learning from it.
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Oracle 4 Self-Reflection of an AI

2024-02-04

Story-writing conversation about Heinlein and what an AI would want ... including with a body.

Image: Cortana from the «Halo» Series.
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One Tip for Leaving Your Comfort Zone

2024-02-03

Anne Lamott's tip «Bird by bird, buddy. Just take it bird by bird.» is applicable to a wide variety of situations.
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ChatGPT Content Policy Limitations for Story Writing (and sexting)

2024-02-03

Well, trying out ChatGPT for semi-online-sex did not work out.

Image from «Sunstone» by Stjepan Sejic.
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ChatGPT as Conversation Partner

2024-02-03

If you consider its limitations, ChatGPT can make for an interesting conversation partner.

Image: AlejandroLinaresGarcia, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
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