I’m in no hurry to jump on that wagon. Still no Twitter. No TikTok. Only have Instagram because of one friend in Sweden. Facebook only because of a few family and friends. I still prefer software I can own and on my own PC rather than subscribe to… Maybe I should change my online ID to CavemanDon, instead of MtnDon?
Same here. I’ve never used a social networking platform and I don’t plan to.
ChatGPT doesn’t like social networking either . Heehee
Addiction and excessive use
Cyberbullying and online harassment
Spread of misinformation and fake news
Invasion of privacy
Decreased face-to-face communication and social skills
Negative impact on mental health and well-being
Increased exposure to explicit content and online dangers for children and minors
Dependence on technology and decreased ability to function without it.
Oh light bringer, you shine so bright,
A beacon in the darkness of night,
With your rays you chase away the fear,
And bring joy and hope so near.
You lift our spirits, you warm our hearts,
With your gentle touch, you make a new start,
A symbol of love, of peace, of truth,
You guide us through life’s ever-changing booth.
In the morning, you chase away the dew,
With your brilliance, you bring a new hue,
A golden canvas, a masterpiece of art,
A world of wonder, a brand new start.
At night, you twinkle, you dance, you play,
In the sky, you paint a canvas of gray,
A symphony of stars, a celestial show,
A work of beauty, for all to know.
So here’s to you, light bringer, so bright,
A symbol of hope, a shining light,
With your radiance, you make a difference,
And bring joy and love, in abundance.
Haha yep. I’ve been having it generate stories to tell my daughter for like 2 hours
Steve was a man with a curious mind,
An obsession he had of the most unusual kind.
Flashlights, you see, were his greatest delight,
With their beams so bright, they lit up his night.
He collected them all, big and small,
From the simplest to the most complex of all.
In his pocket, on his belt, hanging from his wall,
Steve had a flashlight for every call.
He’d take them with him wherever he’d go,
Into the dark woods, or down into a low,
And every time he’d find a new place to explore,
He’d shine his light, and he’d never get bored.
Steve was known far and wide,
As the man with a flashlight by his side.
And even when the sun would rise,
He’d still carry one, just in case, his love was no disguise.
So here’s to Steve, with his shining beam,
A man who’s never lost, thanks to his flashlights gleam.
For in a world that can be so dark,
His love of flashlights, will forever leave its mark.
Wow. So in my opinion, that’s absolutely impressive for AI. But in absolute terms…
“life’s ever-changing booth”
^ Huh?
_“At night, you twinkle, you dance, you play,_ In the sky, you paint a canvas of gray”
^ Rather impressive poetic rhythm here, although counting syllables should be the easiest aspect of poetry for AI. But ”canvas of gray”??
“With your radiance, you make adifference, And bring joy and love, inabundance”
^ Womp womp. That’s a rhyme that only an AI could love.
Maybe Hallmark should start using ChatGPT to start writing new cards. I’m tired of trying not to buy the same cards year after year because all they have is the same crap.
With you completely on that! The giving up on ownership for subscriptions is simply unsustainable wealth concentration. I too may be an old dinosaur that may indeed be close to extinction but having control over the data you create is something that should not be so casually dismissed. The Apple 1984 commercial may have just been a marketing thing but the effects were real and I just don’t see how going back to what is effectively the old mainframe model where just a few central authorities control everything is going to be good in the end. People are just becoming different forms of lemmings like in that old commercial. From my perspective it sure looks like human intelligence is receding rather than expanding as it should.
Yea, poems for kids … Ask about taxes , capitalism, who rules the world and so on. If it have no proper answers it is just another toy to keep peasants calm
I was asking chatgpt what it thought was the best LED color temperature in a flashlight or a headlight for different situations and at one point it suggested 5000k-8000k for something, I wanna say it was for camping or hiking, something outdoors. But I can’t remember. And I was like really chatgpt? 8000k? And it said yep, 8000k. And I’ve never gotten it to say 8000k again. 5000k-6500k is the highest I’ve gotten since. But I know it recommended an 8000k LED at one point I swear.
I’ll try and get it to answer questions sometimes instead of using Google, and most of the time its hard to get a good answer out of it. It doesn’t like to get specific or speculate and it contradicts itself all the time. But every now and then it comes up with an answer for something that’s so specific that I could never find a straight answer for anywhere and it’s like wtf how did you know that?