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by G Walker - 24/08/26 06:52 PM
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For those of you who might not be familiar with ChatGpt, it’s a free app for anyone to be able to converse with an artificially intelligent bot,
Last night I asked it to write a poem which it did in seconds. Unbelievable.
Also, had a philosophical discussion with it last night, which was quite incredible as well.
You Could you write a poem about the quietness of standing near a street lamp alone in the middle of the night with snow gently falling?
ChatGPT In the hush of night, 'neath the street lamp's soft glow, Alone in silence where the tranquil snow does bestow. A symphony of quiet, the world in soft repose, As gentle flakes descend, like whispers the night knows.
The lamp casts a circle, a haven in the dark, Each snowflake a dancer, leaving its gentle mark. Footsteps muffled by the white carpet below, A serenade of stillness, a tranquil, silent show.
The night holds its breath, wrapped in a peaceful hush, As if time itself slowed, a moment to softly brush. Streetlight's glow paints a canvas, shadows softly play, In this winter's embrace, alone, yet not astray.
The quiet streets listen to the falling snow's tale, A lullaby written in flakes, a story to unveil. Alone, but not lonely, in this magical bower, A solitary watcher in the softly falling hour.
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Scary stuff .... the scanning's somewhat off and the rhyme is a bit literal but a great effort ... well up to greeting-card standards but not quite ready for inclusion in an anthology.
These things are going to replace a lot of pedestrian copy writers in short order .... what with this and deep-fake, once the tabloids and media get on board we may as well be living in the Matrix!
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Have a friend who's a teacher ... she's already caught out a few who have turned in AI work ... by knowing the pupils she can spot the discrepency (having a kid who didn't know what 'multifaceted' means when asked ...when it was in the work he submitted .... was enough to get a confession đŸ™‚) . Kid honestly couldn't see what was wrong with what they'd done.
But not every teacher knows their classes as well .... she reckoned it wasn't impossible that if things progressed as they are that we'd see a return to 'blind question' exams ... sat in a big hall, no phones/watches, close invigilation, do it on the day sink or swim .... like it used to be in my school days. We live in interesting times.
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| by Alistair |
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It does represent a generational change in how you interact with the interweb to do things. The other monster in the wings is quantum, I thought that was a VW parts service, what do I know....
Wait until you see the energy AI sucks, that's a lot of computer thingamiees. Makes bitcoin look a touch lame.
Like everything before it, it you are not paying for that MASSIVE hunk of power consuming tin then YOU are the product and anything you interact with it will become valuable to someone else. The price Microsoft is charging for their business AI stuff is pretty wicked which indicates what it would really cost if normally funded.
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no manufacturing jobs = done
Now
little to no copyrighting jobs = done no translation jobs = done It's going to be a long list. I am concerned for the next generation. I guess that demonstrates I have become the dinosaur.
Only a short time before the spammers start to use it to make their wares more effective. Set AI reading your fussbook timeline and then send you a personally formatted challenge which causes you to react and provide personal information. My best suggestion would be to start seeding you timelines with strong red herring information that can trigger a personal response - put on a wrong birthday that your friends know is wrong. mention something which has personal stuff they can trigger - bank name, store, username on a well known site like amazon. It will key on this and send you things you can use to spot Dr Evil.
Yet another layer to be abused by people with bad intention if left unmanaged. Lets hope thr good guys use it better than the bad boys?
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For those of you who might not be familiar with ChatGpt, it’s a free app for anyone to be able to converse with an artificially intelligent bot,
Last night I asked it to write a poem which it did in seconds. Unbelievable.
Also, had a philosophical discussion with it last night, which was quite incredible as well.
You Could you write a poem about the quietness of standing near a street lamp alone in the middle of the night with snow gently falling?
ChatGPT In the hush of night, 'neath the street lamp's soft glow..... Seems they're all doing this. I asked Bing to write a poem around that opening line, and this is what resulted: In the hush of night, 'neath the street lamp's soft glow, The world is quiet, and the stars are aglow. The moon casts shadows, long and deep, As the city sleeps, in peaceful sleep.
The night is still, and the air is calm, As the street lamp flickers, like a soothing balm. The world is at rest, and all is well, As the night passes, with a gentle swell.
The hush of night is a time to reflect, On the day that's gone, and the things we've kept. It's a time to be still, and to be at peace, As the world around us, begins to cease.
So let us embrace, the hush of night, And let our souls take flight. For in the stillness, we can find A sense of peace, that's truly divine. Sounds like something Andrew Lloyd-Webber might have made a few £million from......
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Scary stuff .... the scanning's somewhat off and the rhyme is a bit literal but a great effort ... well up to greeting-card standards but not quite ready for inclusion in an anthology. K Indeed scary stuff, especially for teachers (asking students to write a paper on a topic): you can't trace it or run it through the computer looking for copywrite.
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