Re: Re: ChatGPT?
By: Mickey to August Abolins on Tue Feb 14 2023 08:00 pm
Tried getting ChatGPT to rewrite some lyrics in a different style, "Eminem", and it altered the entire meaning and direction of the lyrics. Definitely not quite ready to replace anyone yet, but I'm sure in the next 10 years it will be able to write music, lyrics, and applications on the fly. Then we'll become obsolete.
Tried getting ChatGPT to rewrite some lyrics in a different style, "Eminem", and it altered the entire meaning and direction of the lyrics. Definitely not quite ready to replace anyone yet, but I'm sure in the
next 10 years it will be able to write music, lyrics, and applications
on the fly. Then we'll become obsolete.
Alejandro Filimonchuk wrote to Darren Darko <=-
We are already pretty much "obsolete" in a lot of things... but still doing it!
Many people are making money generating content for the web. It's good work for remote and freelance workers. While they're not writing Great Literature, there's a market for people writing, even if it's stories anchored around an influencer's Instagram posts. If I were doing that
for a living I would be very very scared of ChatGPT right now.
Mickey wrote to August Abolins <=-
I was playing with OpenAI a few weeks ago. I was asking it
to write lyrics based on an idea etc. It wasn't quite
useable. Try asking it for a short biography on yourself.
You may have to feed it a little so it can find your info
but it's still interesting what the 'net' knows. :-)
Alejandro Filimonchuk wrote to Darren Darko <=-
We are already pretty much "obsolete" in a lot of things... but still doing it! I asked ChatGPT for a brief python function that
"destroys" the terminal screen, and it worked! So I added
it to my ASCII TV :D I needed to tweak it a little, of
course, but it was very exciting because I learnt something.
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