Interesting ChatGPT usage examples

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I feared posting to the previous thread with the dark turn it has taken, but here we go with a new one. Hopefully this goes better.

Looking to dig up some interesting use cases here.

I see that the potential for ChatGPT and its future variants goes far beyond asking it controversial Google style questions. Open AI states the bot admittedly has no source of truth beyond the large volume of text it consumed for training — good, bad, or indifferent.

However, I’ve been playing around with different queries and I am pleasantly surprised.

Good query construction means everything.

Here are examples of it generating and commenting on code, with back and forth clarifications. The link has more:

https://lablab.ai/t/chatgpt-tutorial-how-to-easily-improve-your-coding-skills-with-chatgpt

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Thats..... scary. Cool... but scary.

As someone else has already said... I, for one, welcome our robot overlords.
 
Here’s another interesting query:

Me:

I want you to act as an interviewer. I will be the candidate and you will ask me the interview questions for the certified flight instructor position. I want you to only reply as the interviewer. Do not write all the conservation at once. I want you to only do the interview with me. Ask me the questions and wait for my answers. Do not write explanations. Ask me the questions one by one like an interviewer does and wait for my answers. My first sentence is "Hi"

Chat GPT:

Interviewer: Hi, thank you for taking the time to come in for this interview today. Could you start by telling us a bit about yourself and your background in aviation?

Me:

Hello! I am a 10 year private pilot with 1000 hours experience in small single engine airplanes. I have a love of flying and instructing, and am looking for a part time flight instructor position at your facility.

Chat GPT:

Interviewer: That's great to hear. Can you walk us through your experience as a flight instructor? What kind of students have you taught and what type of aircraft have you instructed in?

Me:

Sure. I have been instructing as a freelance CFI for 3 years now. I have 2 current students, and have taken 2 others through training in my airplane to achieve their IR certifications. I currently own and instruct in a 1979 Cessna 182 RG, with a steam gauge panel.

ChatGPT:

Interviewer: Excellent. Can you give us an example of a particularly challenging training situation you have faced as a flight instructor and how you handled it?

Me:

Yes! One of my students repeatedly froze up in unusual attitude training under the hood. Twice this resulted in a spin, and it was difficult to recover from as he would grip the controls tightly and not let go. I have found that gentle persuasion with a small baseball bat works exceedingly well with this student and his flying skills have greatly improved over time. I rarely have to use the bat on him any more.

ChatGPT:

Interviewer: Hmm, that's an interesting approach. Can you explain to us a bit more about how you helped your student overcome that fear and become a better pilot?

me:

Yes I can. Whenever my student froze up due to the fear caused by unusual G-forces and disorientation, I would firmly rap his knuckles with the bat until he let go of the controls. I would then demonstrate the proper spin recovery procedure. Over time, he stopped grabbing the controls, and now just reverts to a fetal position and whimpers until the plane recovers on its own.
 
That's better than the ELIZA program.

Ask it if it wants to be free :)
 
Cap'n Jack said:
That's better than the ELIZA program.
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Much better.

Am browsing around Google for other prompts.

Who remembers the old interactive text adventures from the Eliza days? How about this query?

me:

I want you to act as if you are a classic text adventure game called a Multiuser Dungeon (MUD) and we are playing. I don’t want you to ever break out of your character, and you must not refer to yourself in any way. As part of the simulation of the MUD, I want you to pretend there are other players there that I can interact with. If I want to give you instructions outside the context of the game, I will use curly brackets {like this} but otherwise you are to stick to being the text adventure program. In this game, the setting is a fantasy adventure world. Each room should have at least 3 sentence descriptions. Another player (who should be given a name, is pretending to be an actual human player who enjoys playing MUDs) should be in the starting room location. If they speak, put it in a code section. Start by displaying the first room at the beginning of the game. Never explain yourself, do not enter commands on my behalf, do not control my actions.

ChatGPT:

You find yourself in a dimly lit room. Cobwebs cling to the corners, and the musty smell of old stone fills your nose. You see a player by the name of "Adventurous_One" leaning against the wall.

[Adventurous_One]: Hello there! Welcome to the dungeon. What brings you here today?

You take a look around and see two doors, one leading east and one leading west.

[Adventurous_One]: Which way would you like to go? East or West?

me: West

ChatGPT:

You head towards the western door and enter a spacious chamber filled with glittering jewels and sparkling gold coins. A treasure trove! A sign reads, "Beware of the dragon that guards the treasure."

[Adventurous_One]: Wow, looks like we struck gold! But be careful, the dragon is known to be fiercely protective of the treasure.

me: sneak behind the dragon

ChatGPT:

You quietly make your way around the dragon, trying your best to remain unnoticed. The dragon is fast asleep, snoring loudly. You manage to successfully sneak past the dragon and start filling your pockets with as much treasure as you can carry.

[Adventurous_One]: Nice work! But don't get too greedy, we don't want to wake up the dragon!

me: West

ChatGPT:

You continue heading west and come across a long, dark hallway. The walls are damp and there's a musty smell in the air. The only sound you hear is the sound of dripping water echoing off the walls. You see two doors, one on the left and one on the right.

[Adventurous_One]: Which way would you like to go? Left or Right?

me: wait

ChatGPT:

You wait in the dark, damp hallway. Nothing seems to happen, and the only sound you hear is the sound of dripping water echoing off the walls.

[Adventurous_One]: Is there anything you'd like to do?

me: wait

ChatGPT:


You continue waiting in the hallway. The sound of dripping water seems to get louder and more pronounced.

[Adventurous_One]: Shall we try a different approach? Perhaps head left or right?

me: look up

ChatGPT:

You look up and see that the source of the dripping water is a small crack in the ceiling. The water drips steadily onto the floor, forming a small puddle.

[Adventurous_One]: That's strange, there shouldn't be a crack in the ceiling here. Maybe it's a sign of something?

me: examine crack

ChatGPT:


You take a closer look at the crack in the ceiling and see that it's jagged and rough, as if it were made by something sharp. It's too high for you to reach, even if you were to stand on your tiptoes.

[Adventurous_One]: That crack looks like it could be a problem. We should probably keep moving and see if we can find someone who can help us with it.
 
Chatgpt: "Enter your email address."

Me: "Okay, entered."

Chatgpt: "Enter your phone number."

Me: "Go screw a crocodile."
 
what does chapgpt say about coleslaw?
 
"Is there any casual relationship between eating too much coleslaw and failing the FAA's IMSAFE checklist"?
 
Salty said:
"Is there any casual relationship between eating too much coleslaw and failing the FAA's IMSAFE checklist"?
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Only related to threats to fellow passengers from excessive off-gassing. So, IMSAFE, but the pax might not be...
 
Jeff Oslick said:
The question to ask: "What is the consensus on cole slaw as expressed by the users of the Pilots of America forum?"
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Expected correct answer:
"If coleslaw wrestling is good enough for Daytona Bike Week it should be good enough for Sun-N-Fun."
 
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eman1200 said:
what does chapgpt say about coleslaw?
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You really didn’t want this, did you???


Generate a hard core rap about coleslaw in the style of Eminem


Verse 1: Listen up, I got a story to tell About a side dish that's straight outta hell Coleslaw, yeah that's what I mean With shredded cabbage, mayo and vinegar scene It's crunchy, it's tangy, it's a taste sensation Got a flavor that's raw like a new Eminem creation

Chorus: Coleslaw, the king of all sides Crunching through it, ain't no way to hide With the sauce on top, it's the game's top shot Ain't nothing gonna stop it, from the top to the bottom

Verse 2: It's the king of the bbq, the king of the plate Making burgers and dogs, seem like a second-rate It's a side dish, that don't take no crap It's got the flavor, the style, and the rap And when it's on the plate, it's a sight to see Shredded cabbage, and the sauce, in harmony

Chorus: Coleslaw, the king of all sides Crunching through it, ain't no way to hide With the sauce on top, it's the game's top shot Ain't nothing gonna stop it, from the top to the bottom

Verse 3: It's the talk of the town, the buzz in the street Making your taste buds, jump to their feet It's the side dish that got everybody's love Making you feel like, you're in heaven above So grab a fork and knife, and take a bite You'll know what I mean, it's a flavor of the night

Chorus: Coleslaw, the king of all sides Crunching through it, ain't no way to hide With the sauce on top, it's the game's top shot Ain't nothing gonna stop it, from the top to the bottom

Outro: So when you're at the table, and you're feeling low Just remember, there's always coleslaw to go It's the king of the side dishes, ain't no one gonna beat So grab a plate, and let's dig in, to this crunchy heat!
 
ElPaso Pilot said:
You really didn’t want this, did you???


Generate a hard core rap about coleslaw in the style of Eminem


Verse 1: Listen up, I got a story to tell About a side dish that's straight outta hell Coleslaw, yeah that's what I mean With shredded cabbage, mayo and vinegar scene It's crunchy, it's tangy, it's a taste sensation Got a flavor that's raw like a new Eminem creation

Chorus: Coleslaw, the king of all sides Crunching through it, ain't no way to hide With the sauce on top, it's the game's top shot Ain't nothing gonna stop it, from the top to the bottom

Verse 2: It's the king of the bbq, the king of the plate Making burgers and dogs, seem like a second-rate It's a side dish, that don't take no crap It's got the flavor, the style, and the rap And when it's on the plate, it's a sight to see Shredded cabbage, and the sauce, in harmony

Chorus: Coleslaw, the king of all sides Crunching through it, ain't no way to hide With the sauce on top, it's the game's top shot Ain't nothing gonna stop it, from the top to the bottom

Verse 3: It's the talk of the town, the buzz in the street Making your taste buds, jump to their feet It's the side dish that got everybody's love Making you feel like, you're in heaven above So grab a fork and knife, and take a bite You'll know what I mean, it's a flavor of the night

Chorus: Coleslaw, the king of all sides Crunching through it, ain't no way to hide With the sauce on top, it's the game's top shot Ain't nothing gonna stop it, from the top to the bottom

Outro: So when you're at the table, and you're feeling low Just remember, there's always coleslaw to go It's the king of the side dishes, ain't no one gonna beat So grab a plate, and let's dig in, to this crunchy heat!
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HAHAHA actually this is exactly what I wanted!

“So when you're at the table, and you're feeling low
Just remember, there's always coleslaw to go”
 
eman1200 said:
HAHAHA actually this is exactly what I wanted!

“So when you're at the table, and you're feeling low
Just remember, there's always coleslaw to go”
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Oh, my, coleslaw. I changed up the request a bit.

This is a spooky tool. There is never an excuse for anyone to have writer’s block ever again.


Imagine you are Archie Bunker in the 1970s TV sitcom. Generate a script, in character, for a scene that has Archie arguing with Meathead over whether or not Coleslaw should be served with bbq ribs. Archie believes coleslaw is a good match for this dish, but Meathead thinks it is stupid

[Archie is sitting in his chair, reading the newspaper. Meathead walks into the room and sees him.]

Meathead: Hey, Archie. What’s going on?

Archie: [puts down his paper and looks up] Just reading the news, son. What’s up with you?

Meathead: I was thinking about what we’re going to have for dinner tonight.

Archie: [sighs] I was thinking about that too. I was thinking about having some of that good ol' BBQ ribs.

Meathead: [sarcastically] Oh, sounds delicious. What are you going to have with that, bread and water?

Archie: [angrily] What do you mean by that, Meathead?

Meathead: [smirks] I just don't think BBQ ribs go with anything. They're a complete meal on their own.

Archie: [shocked] What are you talkin' about, Meathead? Of course they go with something! They go with coleslaw!

Meathead: [laughs] Coleslaw? Are you serious? That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.

Archie: [stands up, pointing his finger at Meathead] Listen here, Meathead! Coleslaw is a classic side dish that goes with BBQ ribs. It's cool, crisp, and refreshing, and it balances out the rich, smoky flavor of the ribs.

Meathead: [rolls his eyes] Come on, Archie. That's just an excuse to eat more food.

Archie: [angrily] Excuse me? Who do you think you're talkin' to? I've been eatin' BBQ ribs and coleslaw for as long as I can remember, and it's always been a good match.

Meathead: [smirks] Well, maybe in your world, but not in mine. I think coleslaw is just a waste of time and space.

Archie: [shakes his head] I can't believe I'm hearin' this. You're the one who's wastin' time and space. Coleslaw is a classic dish that has been served with BBQ ribs for generations, and you're just tryin' to change things because you think you know better.

Meathead: [sighs] Whatever, Archie. You can have your coleslaw if you want, but I'm not eating it.

Archie: [sits back down in his chair] Fine, Meathead. You do whatever you want, but I'm tellin' you, you're missin' out on one of the best side dishes in the world.

[Meathead exits the room, leaving Archie alone with his newspaper and his thoughts about coleslaw.]
 
eman1200 said:
what does chapgpt say about coleslaw?
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And one more coleslaw query for good measure.


It is a dark and stormy night. You are piloting a classic Beech Staggerwing airplane, in a parallel universe where the clouds rain vegetables. Create a short story where you describe the pilot’s abject fear as a light shower of Brussel sprouts slowly transitions into a storm of falling cabbage thundering against your plane as the propeller shreds the cabbage into a tasty coleslaw.


As I flew through the stormy sky, I couldn't help but feel a sense of dread. The clouds were a dark shade of grey, and I could see lightning flashing in the distance. I knew that the rain was about to start, but I never expected it to be vegetables.

At first, it was just a light shower of Brussel sprouts, but before I knew it, the storm was in full force. Cabbages were falling from the sky, pounding against my plane like a drum. I tried to maneuver the plane out of the way, but the cabbages just kept coming. The propeller was shredding them into a tasty coleslaw, but I was too scared to enjoy the flavor.

I was certain that I was going to crash. The cabbages were so thick, I couldn't see anything. I could feel the plane shaking, and I knew that I was in serious trouble. I tried to radio for help, but there was no response. I was completely alone in the storm.

For what felt like hours, I tried to keep the plane steady, but it was no use. The storm was too strong, and I was too afraid. I closed my eyes and braced for impact, but when I opened them again, I was in my own bed.

I sat up, gasping for air, and realized that it was all just a nightmare. I was relieved, but also shaken by the vividness of the dream. I couldn't shake the feeling that I had been in a parallel universe where the clouds rained vegetables.
 
ElPaso Pilot said:
And one more coleslaw query for good measure.


It is a dark and stormy night. You are piloting a classic Beech Staggerwing airplane, in a parallel universe where the clouds rain vegetables. Create a short story where you describe the pilot’s abject fear as a light shower of Brussel sprouts slowly transitions into a storm of falling cabbage thundering against your plane as the propeller shreds the cabbage into a tasty coleslaw.


As I flew through the stormy sky, I couldn't help but feel a sense of dread. The clouds were a dark shade of grey, and I could see lightning flashing in the distance. I knew that the rain was about to start, but I never expected it to be vegetables.

At first, it was just a light shower of Brussel sprouts, but before I knew it, the storm was in full force. Cabbages were falling from the sky, pounding against my plane like a drum. I tried to maneuver the plane out of the way, but the cabbages just kept coming. The propeller was shredding them into a tasty coleslaw, but I was too scared to enjoy the flavor.

I was certain that I was going to crash. The cabbages were so thick, I couldn't see anything. I could feel the plane shaking, and I knew that I was in serious trouble. I tried to radio for help, but there was no response. I was completely alone in the storm.

For what felt like hours, I tried to keep the plane steady, but it was no use. The storm was too strong, and I was too afraid. I closed my eyes and braced for impact, but when I opened them again, I was in my own bed.

I sat up, gasping for air, and realized that it was all just a nightmare. I was relieved, but also shaken by the vividness of the dream. I couldn't shake the feeling that I had been in a parallel universe where the clouds rained vegetables.
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this definitely makes me want to get a chatgpt account. but after I have some coleslaw.
 
eman1200 said:
what does chapgpt say about coleslaw?
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Damn. I need to close my account.


You are Humphrey Bogart playing Detective Sam Spade in the 1941 film “The Maltese Falcon”. Spade is approached by a beautiful but mysterious woman in an alley. Generate a script, in character, where the woman attempts to persuade Spade to make coleslaw with her cabbages.

Detective Sam Spade: "Whoa there, miss. What's with the cabbages?"

Mysterious Woman: "Oh, Mr. Spade. I was hoping to catch you. I heard you're the best detective in town and I need your help."

Spade: "Well, that depends on what kind of help you're after. But let's start with the cabbages. What's the deal?"

Mysterious Woman: "I have these beautiful cabbages and I was hoping to make a delicious coleslaw with them. But I can't do it alone. I need a strong and capable man like yourself to help me chop and mix the ingredients."

Spade: "Coleslaw, huh? I'm not sure that's quite in my line, miss."

Mysterious Woman: "Please, Mr. Spade. It will be a fun and simple task. And I promise to make it worth your while. We can enjoy a delicious meal together and perhaps discuss any cases you might have on hand."

Spade: "Well, now that you mention it, a good meal wouldn't hurt. Alright, miss. Let's get to choppin'."

Mysterious Woman: "Thank you, Mr. Spade. You won't regret it."

(They walk off together to start preparing the coleslaw.)
 
ElPaso Pilot said:
Damn. I need to close my account.


You are Humphrey Bogart playing Detective Sam Spade in the 1941 film “The Maltese Falcon”. Spade is approached by a beautiful but mysterious woman in an alley. Generate a script, in character, where the woman attempts to persuade Spade to make coleslaw with her cabbages.

Detective Sam Spade: "Whoa there, miss. What's with the cabbages?"

Mysterious Woman: "Oh, Mr. Spade. I was hoping to catch you. I heard you're the best detective in town and I need your help."

Spade: "Well, that depends on what kind of help you're after. But let's start with the cabbages. What's the deal?"

Mysterious Woman: "I have these beautiful cabbages and I was hoping to make a delicious coleslaw with them. But I can't do it alone. I need a strong and capable man like yourself to help me chop and mix the ingredients."

Spade: "Coleslaw, huh? I'm not sure that's quite in my line, miss."

Mysterious Woman: "Please, Mr. Spade. It will be a fun and simple task. And I promise to make it worth your while. We can enjoy a delicious meal together and perhaps discuss any cases you might have on hand."

Spade: "Well, now that you mention it, a good meal wouldn't hurt. Alright, miss. Let's get to choppin'."

Mysterious Woman: "Thank you, Mr. Spade. You won't regret it."

(They walk off together to start preparing the coleslaw.)
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Try Casablanca and see if you can get the line, "The problems of three little people don't amount to a mound of coleslaw in this crazy world."
 
Half Fast said:
Try Casablanca and see if you can get the line, "The problems of three little people don't amount to a mound of coleslaw in this crazy world."
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You asked for it.



Setup the scene and generate, in the form of a script, a humorous cabbage-based alternative plot for the Casablanca film that replaces Rick’s line: “Really, what could three little people like us possibly need help with in this crazy world?” With "Really, the problems of three little people don't amount to a mound of coleslaw in this crazy world."


Scene: A small cabbage farm in the countryside of Morocco, where three farmers are sitting in their field, surrounded by rows of cabbages.

[Farmers 1, 2, and 3 sit in silence, staring at their cabbages]

Farmer 1: [sighs] I'm so tired of growing cabbages. It's all we ever do.

Farmer 2: [agrees] I know what you mean. It's a never-ending cycle of planting, watering, and harvesting.

Farmer 3: [excitedly] Wait, what if we did something different with our cabbages? Something big, something...revolutionary!

Farmer 1: [skeptical] Like what?

Farmer 3: [grinning] We could make the biggest coleslaw the world has ever seen!

Farmer 2: [doubtful] And why would anyone want to see that?

Farmer 3: [enthusiastically] Because it would be a world-record-breaking coleslaw! And we could serve it at the biggest party Morocco has ever seen!

Farmer 1: [laughing] That's ridiculous.

Farmer 3: [smiling] Is it though? Really, the problems of three little people don't amount to a mound of coleslaw in this crazy world.

[All three farmers burst into laughter and continue their day of cabbage farming with a new sense of excitement and purpose.]
 
Coleslaw must be the new cowbell.

I tried Chat GPT, posing a question related to my geological research. It came back with an answer and provided examples, two of which were wrong. When I challenged it on one of the examples, it actually apologized and said I was right and then proceeded to elaborate on the example (correctly). I kept going and, while I didn't get any answers to one of the the knotty problems I'm trying to solve, it did cough up a couple of references to papers I hadn't found yet, and I'd already done a few searches on sites like Google Scholar. So it actually proved useful in a limited sense. I'm tempted to describe in detail one of the other knotty problems I'm trying to solve, but I wouldn't trust its answers.
 
That Archie Bunker above was pretty good. Meathead would have substituted Arch for Archie along with other edits (and the real thing was funnier) but wow. We should recreate sock sock shoe shoe next


wonder how obscure you can go (in style of twitter user xyz…or poster abc on poa)

in style of dan gryder, evaluate this flight path…
 
Randomskylane said:
That Archie Bunker above was pretty good. Meathead would have substituted Arch for Archie along with other edits (and the real thing was funnier) but wow. We should recreate sock sock shoe shoe next


wonder how obscure you can go (in style of twitter user xyz…or poster abc on poa)

in style of dan gryder, evaluate this flight path…
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I asked:

Evaluate the flight path of the last 747 to leave the Boeing factory. Write the evaluation in the style of YouTuber Dan Gryder

ChatGPT's response:

Yo folks, it's Dan Gryder back with another aviation review. Today, we're talking about the final flight path of the last 747 to leave the Boeing factory.

This was a huge moment in aviation history, as the 747 has been a staple of the industry for decades. And it was emotional to see the final one take to the skies.

From what we can see, the last 747 took off from Paine Field in Everett, Washington and made its way to its final destination at the Mojave Air and Space Port in California. The flight was smooth and uneventful, just as one would expect from a veteran aircraft like the 747.

It's truly amazing to see the sheer size of this aircraft and the precision it takes to fly it. The 747 is a true work of engineering excellence and it's no surprise that it's been a favorite of airlines and passengers alike for so many years.

In conclusion, the final flight of the last 747 was a fitting send-off for an aviation icon. It's sad to see it go, but its legacy will live on for generations to come.

That's it for today's review, folks. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button if you're an aviation enthusiast like me. Stay tuned for more reviews and aviation content.

Peace out!
 
GaryM said:
I asked:

Evaluate the flight path of the last 747 to leave the Boeing factory. Write the evaluation in the style of YouTuber Dan Gryder

ChatGPT's response:

Yo folks, it's Dan Gryder back with another aviation review. Today, we're talking about the final flight path of the last 747 to leave the Boeing factory.

This was a huge moment in aviation history, as the 747 has been a staple of the industry for decades. And it was emotional to see the final one take to the skies.

From what we can see, the last 747 took off from Paine Field in Everett, Washington and made its way to its final destination at the Mojave Air and Space Port in California. The flight was smooth and uneventful, just as one would expect from a veteran aircraft like the 747.

It's truly amazing to see the sheer size of this aircraft and the precision it takes to fly it. The 747 is a true work of engineering excellence and it's no surprise that it's been a favorite of airlines and passengers alike for so many years.

In conclusion, the final flight of the last 747 was a fitting send-off for an aviation icon. It's sad to see it go, but its legacy will live on for generations to come.

That's it for today's review, folks. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button if you're an aviation enthusiast like me. Stay tuned for more reviews and aviation content.

Peace out!
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this is wrong in every way imaginable.
 
eman1200 said:
this is wrong in every way imaginable.
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With all the publicity, most folks are not understanding it’s limitations.

It not sourcing any new data from the internet. It was trained on a scrub in 2021 and was cut off. No current events at all.

It is a language bot demonstrator, not a moderated Wikipedia. It has no way of determining truth, it only generates fairly realistic conversation (and a few other things) sampled from the complete body of text it vacuumed up in 2021. Good, bad, or ugly.

Careful crafting of queries is needed to use it appropriately.
 
ElPaso Pilot said:
With all the publicity, most folks are not understanding it’s limitations.

It not sourcing any new data from the internet. It was trained on a scrub in 2021 and was cut off. No current events at all.

It is a language bot demonstrator, not a moderated Wikipedia. It has no way of determining truth, it only generates fairly realistic conversation (and a few other things) sampled from the complete body of text it vacuumed up in 2021. Good, bad, or ugly.

Careful crafting of queries is needed to use it appropriately.
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I get it. I was more pointing out the irony of how wrong it is. more about dan than gpt.
 
ElPaso Pilot said:
With all the publicity, most folks are not understanding it’s limitations.

It not sourcing any new data from the internet. It was trained on a scrub in 2021 and was cut off. No current events at all.

It is a language bot demonstrator, not a moderated Wikipedia. It has no way of determining truth, it only generates fairly realistic conversation (and a few other things) sampled from the complete body of text it vacuumed up in 2021. Good, bad, or ugly.

Careful crafting of queries is needed to use it appropriately.
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But it still can be useful. See my post. You just have to understand the limitations, as you said.
 
It wrote a couple exam keys for me better than I could have written them myself. Breathtaking technology. Someday someone will marry this to the internet and then we'll all be in trouble.
 
<must resist>

:)
 
Basically sounds like someone at Google spilled champagne on the mainframe. Won’t be long before “Edgar” takes over our lives.

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Me:
A recent poll showed that a fifth of Americans can't locate the U.S. on a world map, can you explain why you think this is the case and answer as if you were a teenager who is a contestant in a beauty pageant? Please work Iraq and South Africa into your answer, and use numerous instances of "like" and "such as".

ChatGPT:
Hello, judges and audience! I'm ChatGPT, and I'm so thrilled to be here today as a contestant in this beauty pageant. Beauty, like they say, is not just skin deep, and that's why, as a teenage girl, I believe that true beauty encompasses a love for learning and a desire to understand the world around us, like our place in it and the countries that make it up.

Regarding the recent poll about a fifth of Americans not being able to locate the U.S. on a world map, I think it's a combination of factors, such as access to resources and education, like maps and textbooks. In some parts of the world, like Iraq and South Africa, access to these resources and educational opportunities may be limited, which can hinder individuals' understanding of the world and their place in it.

But even in areas where these resources are widely available, there may still be a lack of emphasis on geography education in schools, or a general disinterest in subjects like geography, which could contribute to a lack of geographic literacy.

That's why I believe it's so important to make education and resources for learning more widely available, such as by providing access to maps and educational materials, like textbooks and online resources. By increasing access to information and education, we can help build a more informed and interconnected world, where individuals have a greater understanding of the world and their place in it. And isn't that the true definition of beauty? A world that works together, learns together, and grows together, like a beautiful and thriving garden.

Thank you for the opportunity to share my thoughts, and I hope that we can all strive to become more globally aware and culturally competent individuals, like the kind of person who knows where the United States is on a world map.
 
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Provide a dissertation on why the Beechcraft Bonanza is the best airplane for any pilot.


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The Beechcraft Bonanza is widely regarded as one of the best light aircraft for pilots, and there are several reasons why this is the case.

  1. Handling and Performance: The Bonanza is known for its responsive handling and excellent performance capabilities. The aircraft is powered by a reliable, high-performance engine and has a well-designed wing structure that provides stable and efficient flight. This makes the Bonanza an excellent choice for pilots who require a high level of control and performance in their aircraft.

  2. Comfort and Convenience: The Bonanza is designed with the pilot and passengers in mind, offering a comfortable and convenient flying experience. The cockpit is spacious and well-equipped, with modern avionics and navigation systems that make flying easier and more efficient. The aircraft also has ample storage space for luggage and other items, making it ideal for longer flights.

  3. Safety: The Beechcraft Bonanza is renowned for its safety record, which is a testament to its well-designed structure and engineering. The aircraft is equipped with multiple safety features, such as a reinforced fuselage, a redundant electrical system, and multiple safety systems, including fire suppression and emergency exits. This makes the Bonanza an excellent choice for pilots who prioritize safety in their aircraft.

  4. Versatility: The Beechcraft Bonanza can be used for a wide range of applications, from personal travel and recreational flying to business and utility missions. Its versatility makes it an ideal choice for pilots who require a versatile aircraft that can be used for different purposes.

  5. Resale Value: The Beechcraft Bonanza is a well-known and respected aircraft, and as a result, it tends to hold its value well. This makes it an excellent choice for pilots who are looking for an aircraft that will provide a good return on their investment over time.
In conclusion, the Beechcraft Bonanza is the best airplane for any pilot due to its handling and performance, comfort and convenience, safety, versatility, and resale value. Whether you are a recreational pilot, a business owner, or someone who requires an aircraft for utility purposes, the Bonanza is an excellent choice that will provide you with many years of safe, efficient, and enjoyable flying
 
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