The official ChatGPT thread - the next big thing?

[Uncle Ted]

Interesting. I used ChatGPT to build an arduino sketch and it was perfect. Haven’t tried with Bing or Bard.

That's pretty cool. I had ChatGPT write some C code for a serial driver. It wasn't bad but it got a few things wrong, IMO. I need to give it a try doing some arduino code.

[falafel]

One thousand percent chance this device is used for ulterior purposes.

I guess you have a very narrow definition of a "kiss".

[Donuthole]

During a meeting yesterday, my Bishop mentions wanting to write a "script" (for lack of a better term) for an Easter program for sacrament meeting. He said he had googled a bit and hadn't really found anything he liked. I asked him for some specifics on what he was looking for. He laid out his vision--a couple of narrators reading scriptures from the bible, 3-4 hymns woven in, some quotes from prophets about the atonement, etc. I said "well, Let's see what AI can do." He chuckled and moved on. I don't think he even knew what I meant. 10 minutes later, after about 4 queries to dial things in, I emailed him a script. I speak up and say "Hey, about that Easter program. I just emailed one I found online. Looks decent. I think we could work with this." He looks at it and says "Where did you find this? I was googling all over looking for something like this. This is perfect." I just smiled. To which he responded "No way." But like a "No way" of amazement and disbelief.

FTR, I think he's going to use it. We shall see.

[clackamascoug]

During a meeting yesterday, my Bishop mentions wanting to write a "script" (for lack of a better term) for an Easter program for sacrament meeting. He said he had googled a bit and hadn't really found anything he liked. I asked him for some specifics on what he was looking for. He laid out his vision--a couple of narrators reading scriptures from the bible, 3-4 hymns woven in, some quotes from prophets about the atonement, etc. I said "well, Let's see what AI can do." He chuckled and moved on. I don't think he even knew what I meant. 10 minutes later, after about 4 queries to dial things in, I emailed him a script. I speak up and say "Hey, about that Easter program. I just emailed one I found online. Looks decent. I think we could work with this." He looks at it and says "Where did you find this? I was googling all over looking for something like this. This is perfect." I just smiled. To which he responded "No way." But like a "No way" of amazement and disbelief.

FTR, I think he's going to use it. We shall see.

You just docked your billable hour rate down by $75 an hour.

[jay santos]

nat.dev started charging me. What's the best free chat-gpt tool right now?

[Pelado]

nat.dev started charging me. What's the best free chat-gpt tool right now?

Jerks.

[Uncle Ted]

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[jay santos]

Hot take: schools should accept AI written papers. Journals and Publishing companies should accept AI written articles and books.
Prompting AI to write will become just as valuable as skill as writing in the future, so why punish that? It’s like forcing kids to continue to use handwriting instead of a keyboard.

[Pelado]

Hot take: schools should accept AI written papers. Journals and Publishing companies should accept AI written articles and books.
Prompting AI to write will become just as valuable as skill as writing in the future, so why punish that? It’s like forcing kids to continue to use handwriting instead of a keyboard.

They let kids use keyboards?

[Uncle Ted]

Hot take: schools should accept AI written papers. Journals and Publishing companies should accept AI written articles and books.
Prompting AI to write will become just as valuable as skill as writing in the future, so why punish that? It’s like forcing kids to continue to use handwriting instead of a keyboard.

There’s an AI solution for kids these days if they are forced to use handwriting as well… they can just feed the output of ChatGPT into https://www.calligrapher.ai/

Extra credit if they use their 3D printer: https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsin...tm_name=iossmf

[BigFatMeanie]

I serve in Young Men and did an informal survey of my Teacher's Quorum a few weeks ago. None of them can write cursive (zero, zip, nada) and only a few of them can read it.

[BigPiney]

I serve in Young Men and did an informal survey of my Teacher's Quorum a few weeks ago. None of them can write cursive (zero, zip, nada) and only a few of them can read it.

My 3rd grader want to learn. We just bought a workbook off amazon so that she can work on it this summer. Which is funny, since it is a struggle to make her do her normal homework, but for some reason she wants to do this.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Haha.

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[Bo Diddley]

That's funny.

Last week a friend of mine who is in jail asked me to try ChatGPT to build a round robin Chess tournament for 30 players. It failed miserably. I tried Bing AI and it too failed. Among other problems, sometimes it added a couple extra players. So I found an online tool designed specifically for generating the schedule.

[Jeff Lebowski]

That's funny.

Last week a friend of mine who is in jail asked me to try ChatGPT to build a round robin Chess tournament for 30 players. It failed miserably. I tried Bing AI and it too failed. Among other problems, sometimes it added a couple extra players. So I found an online tool designed specifically for generating the schedule.

Did you try Bard?