#uses of chatgpt

[howtodoonline]

What is CHATGPT, How CHATGPT works and why CHATGPT matter's in 2022 - 2023

What is CHATGPT, How CHATGPT works and why CHATGPT matter’s in 2022 – 2023

What is CHATGPT ? CHATGPT, also known as Conversational Human-like Adaptive Text Generation with Pretrained Transformer, is a state-of-the-art language generation model developed by OpenAI. It is designed to generate human-like text responses in natural language, based on the input provided by the user. It utilizes a deep learning model, known as a Transformer, to generate text that is similar…

[thegreatimpersonator]

"i don't like taylor swift-" "i hate her" "swifties are annoying but-" NOBODY cares about your personal opinions on a celebrity. you don't have to be a fan or give two shits about her specifically to realize that using AI to generate nsfw images of any person is extremely fucked up and warrants serious actions against and regulations for the usage of artifical intelligence moving forward. it shouldn't have come to this for people to start considering the dangers of unregulated AI usage seriously but please for the love of god stop feeding any random images/prompts or information to AI I don't care how harmless you think it is. Just stop

[superbellsubways]

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[luciosfanpage]

[aiweirdness]

it's halloween and this is your loot

(generated these with DALL-E3, because this is where the weird ai-generated text lives now)

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[aropride]

if you've used it in middle/high school And in college, vote for the most recent one

[theliterarywolf]

"Lol, how did people even do essays and shit before ChatGPT?"

You used your brain, Sandra. I know in an age where everybody is addicted to 5-second instant-gratification, that notion is hard to believe but it is, in fact, what education is actually for:

Teaching people how to use their brains rather than what to parrot.

[armoryamor]

this is not a safe space for people who use chatgpt. i do not care what your excuse is, there is no reason to be badly stealing from writers and artists out of laziness or loneliness.

the worst part is, you’re not even going to get reliably accurate information from a LLM at this point because the most commonly used ones scrape sites like reddit for data— so if you actually take a chatgpt output at face value, more often than not you’re going to end up parroting embarrassing misinformation or worse, harmful misinformation.

chatgpt is not your ai boyfriend. it is a conglomeration of millions of scraped pages and billions of stolen works. behind every “informative” tidbit or mildly entertaining quip or generated image are real people who get cast aside to glorify some facsimile of personhood. pathetic!

[an-authentic-gentleman]

Haven’t bought an England shirt for quite some time, but I don’t think you’d know it 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[howtodoonline]

CHATGPT | All you must know about CHATGPT

CHATGPT | All you must know about CHATGPT

ChatGPT is a chatbot powered by the GPT-3 language model, one of the most advanced natural language processing systems currently available. Developed by OpenAI, GPT-3 is able to understand and respond to a wide range of human inputs and can provide information on a variety of subjects. This makes it well-suited for use in chatbot applications like ChatGPT. Features : One of the key features of…

[aquitainequeen]

Confound the ChatGPT bots!!!

[biracy]

Once u learn to be critical of rhetoric that relies on associating [supposed bad thing] with some form of psychological and/or neurological "damage", u really notice just how prevalent it is on here. Everyone you don't like is delusional, they're insane, they have brain damage, they need to Check The Carbon Monoxide Detectors, they need to Get Help and Go To Therapy, [form of media and/or communication] is literally brain poison, they've had their attention spans destroyed, they're "small brain" or "smooth brain" or "brain dead" or whatever. So many people on here remain seemingly incapable of criticizing someone's actions or views without needing to insinuate that the "problem" is neurological, "in the brain", unchangeable, fundamental. I should not have to explain why it is insensitive, nonconstructive, and oftentimes straight-up ableist to tell someone that they must have "brain damage" because you got into an argument with them online.

[salvadorbonaparte]

I'm too lazy to use chatgpt for essays. What do you mean this overglorified text prediction can write an entire essay for me but then I have to fact check every single sentence and reference and rephrase everything to sound human and then check everything again. It's way less effort to just do some research and write an essay about it.

[12u3ie]

Stop using AI. You are killing artists. I am not joking, and I will not be nice about it.

[schlatt-is-president]

Maria, or Mar, stood at a height of around 5'5, and had an obvious Puerto Rican accent as she yelled through an phone about missing some coffee that was due thirty minutes prior. She was about 35, and had graying hair. Having a kid at 17 will do that to you, though. At the very least the kid had moved out and she could finally move on from being a Mother all the time. She was an avian, with long wings that dragged against the ground and feet like a bird's.

Walking briskly out of her office, she ran into Grayson with a huff, stumbling back slightly. God damnit. She was not awake enough for any human interaction.

[-@clinging-to-a-dream :3]

Grayson’s piercing gaze locked onto the woman with a mixture of disdain and something almost like curiosity, his eyes narrowing as if assessing the situation. He stood tall, his broad shoulders looming over her as he spoke, his voice edged with quiet authority.

“Apologies, ma’am,” he said, his tone steady, though there was an underlying sharpness to it. Without hesitation, he extended a large, calloused hand toward her, offering help with an almost businesslike air. Despite the collision, he showed no sign of losing his balance—his solid frame and towering height allowing him to remain unmoved, rooted firmly to the spot like an immovable force.