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How are you taking advantage of chatgpt and ai in general?
Come on bros, lets help each other out
Been using AI for my social media business posts, marketing, ideas, search engine optimization, and even used dalle to help design a logo (i took the idea and made it sexy in photoshop)
I used it to write the code for an arduino welding rotary table, with a LCD rpm display, variable speed and foot controls.
Tonight i used it to help create some excel sheets
I am in utter disbelief by the productivity this stuff helps with
What are you using ai for?
Been using AI for my social media business posts, marketing, ideas, search engine optimization, and even used dalle to help design a logo (i took the idea and made it sexy in photoshop)
I used it to write the code for an arduino welding rotary table, with a LCD rpm display, variable speed and foot controls.
Tonight i used it to help create some excel sheets
I am in utter disbelief by the productivity this stuff helps with
What are you using ai for?
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02-11-2023, 10:40 PM
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02-11-2023, 10:42 PM
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Mostly chits and giggles stuff... creativity oriented particularly (write a song or story with X Y Z criterias).
But I've tested it and am convinced it can help with:
- Writing Powershell scripts to do the needful
- Producing regular expressions (regex)
There's a couple of other productivity things I've seen it can do but it had problems with either the way I phrased the question, or might not be able to do what I want in general (needs more testing and figuring out how to word my questions).
But I've tested it and am convinced it can help with:
- Writing Powershell scripts to do the needful
- Producing regular expressions (regex)
There's a couple of other productivity things I've seen it can do but it had problems with either the way I phrased the question, or might not be able to do what I want in general (needs more testing and figuring out how to word my questions).
02-11-2023, 10:46 PM
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Originally Posted By Visel⏩
Yep looking at these as well. Noticed a couple addins for VSCode, CodeGPT that can write code from comments and vise versa, kind of cool. Needs a paid ai account is only downside.But I've tested it and am convinced it can help with:
- Writing Powershell scripts to do the needful
- Producing regular expressions (regex)
- Writing Powershell scripts to do the needful
- Producing regular expressions (regex)
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02-11-2023, 10:49 PM
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As an AI language model, my primary function is to understand and generate human language to help answer questions, provide information, and support various applications, such as chatbots and virtual assistants. However, some common uses of AI by businesses and individuals include image and speech recognition, natural language processing, predictive analytics, recommendation systems, autonomous vehicles, and robotics, to name a few. AI has the potential to improve efficiency, accuracy, and innovation across a wide range of industries and applications.
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02-11-2023, 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted By nickh04⏩
https://chat.openai.com/how do i use it?
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02-11-2023, 11:06 PM
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i use it to help me with assignments
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It's quite incredible, but it often crashes on me, like it's got a prescribed limit of questions per hour or something.
I've been using it for fantasy and science fiction story ideas, lyrics and names for power and 80s hair metal songs (which I'll use once I get a new guitar, it writes great lyrics), and for asking it ideas about my thesis.
For the latter, it's a phenomenal help with my thesis since I ask it about the originality and strength of my thesis ideas and it gives very articulate explanations. Then I ask it for recommendations on papers and books to follow up with and it comes back with a list.
It's a godsend since the worst part of doing a research degree is knowing whether you're actually producing good and original ideas at all, and where to go next. It really takes a lot of the directionlessness and ambiguity out of the affair in that regard.
Although, I'm writing its responses into my thesis since I'm in the final edits/cleanup stage, but I'm not sure if this is plagiarism. Some would say plagiarism is presenting the work of another as your own, but is an AI program "another" and is it doing work?
I've been using it for fantasy and science fiction story ideas, lyrics and names for power and 80s hair metal songs (which I'll use once I get a new guitar, it writes great lyrics), and for asking it ideas about my thesis.
For the latter, it's a phenomenal help with my thesis since I ask it about the originality and strength of my thesis ideas and it gives very articulate explanations. Then I ask it for recommendations on papers and books to follow up with and it comes back with a list.
It's a godsend since the worst part of doing a research degree is knowing whether you're actually producing good and original ideas at all, and where to go next. It really takes a lot of the directionlessness and ambiguity out of the affair in that regard.
Although, I'm writing its responses into my thesis since I'm in the final edits/cleanup stage, but I'm not sure if this is plagiarism. Some would say plagiarism is presenting the work of another as your own, but is an AI program "another" and is it doing work?
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02-11-2023, 11:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
IMO it's not plagiarism since you can literally ask the same question 10 times in a row and get different answers every time (unless your question is something with an exact answer like a math problem, true/false statement, etc.). Nonetheless it's probably a good idea to reword or paraphrase, as anyone would when they'd even think about plagiarism in the first place - just to add a little personal character and human error. It's worth noting that because the data is limited to 2021 and older, anything that you might need to write on involving data from 2022/2023 should come from your own research and words anyway.It's quite incredible, but it often crashes on me, like it's got a prescribed limit of questions per hour or something.
I've been using it for fantasy and science fiction story ideas, lyrics and names for power and 80s hair metal songs (which I'll use once I get a new guitar, it writes great lyrics), and for asking it ideas about my thesis.
For the latter, it's a phenomenal help with my thesis since I ask it about the originality and strength of my thesis ideas and it gives very articulate explanations. Then I ask it for recommendations on papers and books to follow up with and it comes back with a list.
It's a godsend since the worst part of doing a research degree is knowing whether you're actually producing good and original ideas at all, and where to go next. It really takes a lot of the directionlessness and ambiguity out of the affair in that regard.
Although, I'm writing its responses into my thesis since I'm in the final edits/cleanup stage, but I'm not sure if this is plagiarism. Some would say plagiarism is presenting the work of another as your own, but is an AI program "another" and is it doing work?
I've been using it for fantasy and science fiction story ideas, lyrics and names for power and 80s hair metal songs (which I'll use once I get a new guitar, it writes great lyrics), and for asking it ideas about my thesis.
For the latter, it's a phenomenal help with my thesis since I ask it about the originality and strength of my thesis ideas and it gives very articulate explanations. Then I ask it for recommendations on papers and books to follow up with and it comes back with a list.
It's a godsend since the worst part of doing a research degree is knowing whether you're actually producing good and original ideas at all, and where to go next. It really takes a lot of the directionlessness and ambiguity out of the affair in that regard.
Although, I'm writing its responses into my thesis since I'm in the final edits/cleanup stage, but I'm not sure if this is plagiarism. Some would say plagiarism is presenting the work of another as your own, but is an AI program "another" and is it doing work?
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I have a udemy business that makes money. I'm getting them to write up certain lectures.
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I asked it some technical math questions, and it got everything wrong lol.
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I have it summarize work flow
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Imagine having a career where chatgpt does the work for you
Have fun being displaced by AI in 5 years
Miscers ITT outing themselves as low IQ that even AI can do their work better than themselves
Havnt touched chatGpt yet, still have not had a desire nor reason to even open it up yet
Maybe if I go back to school
Have fun being displaced by AI in 5 years
Miscers ITT outing themselves as low IQ that even AI can do their work better than themselves
Havnt touched chatGpt yet, still have not had a desire nor reason to even open it up yet
Maybe if I go back to school
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
yeah anything compuational Its still pretty bad at, but when it comes to writing code or documents its amazing.I asked it some technical math questions, and it got everything wrong lol.
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Originally Posted By Visel⏩
It's obviously complete bs for someone to copy this as his thesisIMO it's not plagiarism since you can literally ask the same question 10 times in a row and get different answers every time (unless your question is something with an exact answer like a math problem, true/false statement, etc.). Nonetheless it's probably a good idea to reword or paraphrase, as anyone would when they'd even think about plagiarism in the first place - just to add a little personal character and human error. It's worth noting that because the data is limited to 2021 and older, anything that you might need to write on involving data from 2022/2023 should come from your own research and words anyway.
It is not his idea at all. He did not even care if it fit and wanted to minimally edit it to get points.
He is presenting his own idea something he 0% wrote
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It's pretty ****ing shocking how good it is. I can't imagine the work that went into making this, and everyone is hearing about it now.
What's even crazier is I feel like we've turned a corner. Top companies are now racing to out-do ChatGPT. I can't imagine the stuff that will be available in 5-10 years.
I honestly think things are starting to get real now. The changed most of us just dreamed about is... it's actually just about here lol. The world will be different, very soon.
What's even crazier is I feel like we've turned a corner. Top companies are now racing to out-do ChatGPT. I can't imagine the stuff that will be available in 5-10 years.
I honestly think things are starting to get real now. The changed most of us just dreamed about is... it's actually just about here lol. The world will be different, very soon.
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Originally Posted By MiamiLife305⏩
youre exposing yourself as low IQ not realizing the productivity this software can help with... i made a excel spread sheet that would have taken 10 minutes in 1 minute with a very descriptive promptImagine having a career where chatgpt does the work for you
Have fun being displaced by AI in 5 years
Miscers ITT outing themselves as low IQ that even AI can do their work better than themselves
Havnt touched chatGpt yet, still have not had a desire nor reason to even open it up yet
Maybe if I go back to school
Have fun being displaced by AI in 5 years
Miscers ITT outing themselves as low IQ that even AI can do their work better than themselves
Havnt touched chatGpt yet, still have not had a desire nor reason to even open it up yet
Maybe if I go back to school
why the hell would i do mundane tasks like make spread sheets or spend hours with creativity block coming up with persuasive marketing. ****, it can often give a great base that you just tweak slightly
I never learned to code, genuinely how long would it take to learn how to do what i described? Months? Well it took 2 min, since outsourcing small things like that could be cost prohibitive this stops me from wasting time learning to code for a semi hobby project
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02-12-2023, 12:22 AM
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02-12-2023, 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted By Smithers115⏩
Curious how does the AI work when it comes to excel sheets filling?Come on bros, lets help each other out
Been using AI for my social media business posts, marketing, ideas, search engine optimization, and even used dalle to help design a logo (i took the idea and made it sexy in photoshop)
I used it to write the code for an arduino welding rotary table, with a LCD rpm display, variable speed and foot controls.
Tonight i used it to help create some excel sheets
I am in utter disbelief by the productivity this stuff helps with
What are you using ai for?
Been using AI for my social media business posts, marketing, ideas, search engine optimization, and even used dalle to help design a logo (i took the idea and made it sexy in photoshop)
I used it to write the code for an arduino welding rotary table, with a LCD rpm display, variable speed and foot controls.
Tonight i used it to help create some excel sheets
I am in utter disbelief by the productivity this stuff helps with
What are you using ai for?
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Is it a search engine
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Originally Posted By DomMJr⏩
Notice that I didn't say I used it to copy/pasta an entire thesis. I asked it questions about my own ideas to see if they were original and substantive enough to be good PhD work. Or ask it about how I would work out an angle of an argument I'm thinking of. Then I work that material into sections of the thesis.It's obviously complete bs for someone to copy this as his thesis
It is not his idea at all. He did not even care if it fit and wanted to minimally edit it to get points.
He is presenting his own idea something he 0% wrote
It is not his idea at all. He did not even care if it fit and wanted to minimally edit it to get points.
He is presenting his own idea something he 0% wrote
Since I had the first draft of the thesis written before Chat GPT appeared, it's not like I used it to vomit up an entire thesis.
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I was trying it out to see if it could write some cool short horror stories. It basically does a good job of writing basic and generic horror stories. Nothing outstanding. No twists. Just nothing impressive. There are people who make a living writing short horror stories for youtube channels for instance. For the basic and not too creative writers, this basically makes them obsolete. But for writers who have imagination and skills, this tech is not that impressive. Yet.
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Originally Posted By markkillerings⏩
I've had it write a few plots for various stories. It can and does add twists, just explicitly ask it to add an unexpected twist in your query.I was trying it out to see if it could write some cool short horror stories. It basically does a good job of writing basic and generic horror stories. Nothing outstanding. No twists. Just nothing impressive. There are people who make a living writing short horror stories for youtube channels for instance. For the basic and not too creative writers, this basically makes them obsolete. But for writers who have imagination and skills, this tech is not that impressive. Yet.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
I did. I wasn't impressed. It's not there yet for me. But who knows where it could be in the near future.I've had it write a few plots for various stories. It can and does add twists, just explicitly ask it to add an unexpected twist in your query.
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Originally Posted By markkillerings⏩
Its no tom clancy but this is better than some adults could writeI did. I wasn't impressed. It's not there yet for me. But who knows where it could be in the near future.
Create a 250-word short horror story similar to the plot of the original saw but not an obvious copy. Write it at a graduate reading level. Try to be eloquent
The sun had long since set on the dingy alleyways of the city, casting an orange glow over the cobblestones as the young woman known only as “the captive” stumbled blindly through the maze of streets, her heart pounding in her chest. She had been taken, forcibly abducted and thrown into a dark, dank room, her captor’s voice ringing in her ears as he taunted her with promises of a slow, painful death.
But as she stumbled through the twisting corridors, she began to feel a sense of hope. Perhaps she could escape, make her way back to the safety of her home. Then she saw it: the gleaming, razor-sharp blade of a saw, the very same tool that had claimed so many lives before hers.
She recoiled in horror, backpedaling away from the sinister instrument, her heart racing as she searched for a way out. And then she heard it: the cackling laughter of her captor, echoing through the walls, as he revealed the shocking truth.
The saw was not the only thing waiting for her in that dark room. The killer was closer than she had ever realized, his twisted, sadistic games just beginning. She was trapped, with no escape from the horror that was to come.
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Originally Posted By Smithers115⏩
I haven’t yet used chatgpt or other AI, can you show some examples of how you used it or how it made you excel sheets?Come on bros, lets help each other out
Been using AI for my social media business posts, marketing, ideas, search engine optimization, and even used dalle to help design a logo (i took the idea and made it sexy in photoshop)
I used it to write the code for an arduino welding rotary table, with a LCD rpm display, variable speed and foot controls.
Tonight i used it to help create some excel sheets
I am in utter disbelief by the productivity this stuff helps with
What are you using ai for?
Been using AI for my social media business posts, marketing, ideas, search engine optimization, and even used dalle to help design a logo (i took the idea and made it sexy in photoshop)
I used it to write the code for an arduino welding rotary table, with a LCD rpm display, variable speed and foot controls.
Tonight i used it to help create some excel sheets
I am in utter disbelief by the productivity this stuff helps with
What are you using ai for?
What do you mean search engine optimization?
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