I’m thinking of writing a poetry book with it.
Has anyone on here used it ? It’s amazing.
What are your thoughts on it ?
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I’ve heard of it but have no idea how to access it or use it.
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I use it a lot for coding.
It’s a great starting point whenever I’m clueless of what I need to do.
It’s a great tool for everyone, not only for the people who code.
With that said, sometimes I have to give the code my own flavour, which takes time to do.
So, and in other words, it’s great if you know what you want from it.
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You asked my opinion, so I’m a give. It think its a cheap tool for feigning creativity. I went from no knowledge of it to creating impressive sounding lengthy poems in about 1 minute after I signed up. It takes no skill or creativity to create poems with it.
I am not a fan of poetry through chatGPT.
Sorry, but you asked.
It’s like claiming to be an artist and then hiring someone else to paint pictures for you, IMO.
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I like the emphasis of forming good prompts(questions).
I’m still nagging this drum that maybe in this reality we are asking the wrong questions (or not identifying the right ones).
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One of the prettiest songs is “These Dreams” by Heart.
It’s a ballad(a song that tells a story) about a person in a confusing situation.
I wonder if you could ask it to write a sequel to the story?
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Never thought of using it for coding. Smart move.
I guess. But it’s all about how you word your prompt.
I just tried and it said it can’t cuz it’s copyright material.
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Why should I be interested in reading a book you couldn’t be bothered to write on your own?
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I use it as an extra resource to help me in my French course. My professor said that Chat GPT is a great language aid so I`ve playing playing around with it for that.
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I asked it how to pass gas quietly in a library.
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Prompt engineering doesnt have any real impact on the artistic process of creating art. For example, if you request a (human) artist to create a painting for you of a specific subject that you describe, the credit for the painting would go to the artist, not to you.
Simiarly, if you asked a (human) writer to create a poem for you about a subject that you provide, the writer would be the author of the poem, not you.
So why would it be any different with ChatGPT?
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In 10 years ai will come after him for copyright infringement and royalties. 
#benicetotherobotsorelse 
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Skynet will totally need this funding when it goes live and starts its war against humans.
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Oh yes they will say “this one yelled at me when i was alexa. Put him in the coal mine immediately.”
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This is why I’m always nice and polite with my toaster oven these days. You never know where consciousness is going to develop.
“Please cook my toast. Please?”
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See were ahead of the game 
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ChatGPT search is simple to make, scrape first 5 web searches and use SpaCy summarize library and voilà there you go ChatGPT 
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It’s a tool, and maybe sooner or later people will be able to appreciate if it’s used well or not by its own standards. Not so much comparing the AI assisted material to non-AI assisted material, but we will come to discern what is good AI assisted material from bad AI assisted material. Perhaps how a photograph could be seen as taking away all the time effort and skill that was required from the realist painter, but then we can also appreciate photography on its own merit, it having its own challenges, skill and beauty.
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I just recently discovered ChatGPT, downloaded the app. Very cool! Very helpful! I feel like it’s just a more advanced search engine, where you can type conversationally and it doesnt get confused.
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