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ChatGPT is absolutely crazy. I really recommend you to prompt for rhymes/songs, it's ridiculously good at it. Stuff like: Could you write a poem from the pe

ChatGPT is absolutely crazy. I really recommend you to prompt for rhymes/songs, it's ridiculously good at it. Stuff like: Could you write a poem from the perspective of <character> from <game/movie>, Byron style? Could you write a song about xyz, in the style of Hamilton? Could you write an epic rap battle between <name two arbitrary personas>? Here's an example with Spongebob[0]. It shows a huge amount of knowledge about cultural trivia. [0]: https://gist.github.com/cube2222/544161bc742c521b5c2b75ecdea95c40 https://gist.github.com/cube2222/544161bc742c521b5c2b75ecdea...

opdahl 4y ago
Goal: Write a standup skit where a power hungry CEO states that all meetings shall from now on be summarized as poems and read aloud at the end of every meeting. It ends itself with a poem summarizing the message to the team Context: A small startup that works remotely and are trying out the new ai tools Output: CEO: Good morning team, I have a new rule for all of our meetings. From now on, every meeting will be summarized as a poem and read aloud at the end of the session. Team: (looks confused and hesitant) CEO: Don't worry, we have the latest ai tools to help us with this task. It will make our meetings more efficient and creative. Team: (still unsure) CEO: Trust me, this will be a game changer for our startup. We need to stand out and be innovative in this competitive market. Plus, who doesn't love a good poem? Team: (nods in agreement, reluctantly) CEO: Great, let's get started. (At the end of the meeting) CEO: (clears throat and begins to recite) In this meeting we discussed The latest trends and data, We brainstormed and debated, And reached some decisions, great. Al tools, they helped us along, To summarize and make it strong, A poem to end each meeting, A new way for us to be greeting. Team: (applauds awkwardly) CEO: See, it's not so bad. Now let's get back to work and continue to grow our startup with the help of these new ai tools and our creative poetry skills. (The CEO exits the virtual meeting room with a smug smile)
SergeAx 4y ago
Add "with basic guitar chords", and you are golden.
throwaway2037 4y ago
Copy/Pasta! What a find! -------------------- Could you write a poem from the perspective of Spongebob Squarepants, Byron style? Oh Spongebob, square and yellow, In Bikini Bottom, forever mellow, Living in a pineapple, so sweet, With Gary, my snail, always at my feet. Though I may be simple and small, My adventures are big and tall, In the Krusty Krab, I flip the patty, With Squidward, my co-worker, always so chatty. In Jellyfish Fields, I chase the swarms, With Patrick, my best friend, by my side, always warm, But oh, when trouble comes my way, I face it with courage, every single day. For I am Spongebob Squarepants, A hero in Bikini Bottom, no chance. My friends and I, we stick together, In the depths of the ocean, forever and ever.
Jipazgqmnm 4y ago
This is surprisingly good! :D > Write an epic rap battle between Donald Trump and Noam Chomsky. (Donald Trump) I'm the king of the White House, don't you dare doubt I'll dominate this rap battle, there's no need to pout My rhymes are so sick, they'll make you want to shout I'm the biggest, baddest, best there's no doubt about (Noam Chomsky) But I'm a linguistic mastermind, I'll steal the show I'll leave you tongue-tied, with nowhere left to go Your rhymes are weak, your flow is slow I'll take you down with just one blow (Donald Trump) You think you're smart, but you're just a fake I'm the one with the power, I make the decisions, not you You may have the brains, but I've got the brawn I'll crush you with my words, like a truck rolling down (Noam Chomsky) But your words are empty, they have no meaning You spout lies and insults, while I speak with reason You may have the crowds, but I have the truth And when it comes to rap battles, I'll always come out on top, dude (Donald Trump) You may have the facts, but I've got the swagger I'm the one with the confidence, I'll never stutter You may be a scholar, but I'm a winner I'll leave you in the dust, like a beginner (Noam Chomsky) But facts are facts, and they can't be denied You may try to spin them, but you'll never win the fight Your rhetoric may be flashy, but it's shallow and hollow I'll dismantle your arguments, and leave you looking like a fool, fellow (Donald Trump) You may have the brains, but I've got the charm I'll charm the crowds, and leave you in the dark You may be smart, but I'm a star I'll shine brighter than you, no matter how hard you try (Noam Chomsky) But charm can only get you so far, and it fades with time Your fame is fleeting, and your legacy will be left behind I may not be a star, but my ideas will stand the test of time I'll leave a lasting impact, while you're just a passing trend, prime.
WittyName 4y ago
Thanks for your post: it is really incredible. My input : "Tale of Richard III in Los Angeles in a gansta rap style" Verse 1: Once upon a time in LA, Richard the Third was the man Riding through the city, the king of the land Born with a hunchback, but that didn't slow him down He was a ruthless king, with a crown to crown Chorus: Richard the Third, the king of the game Ruling over LA, with his power and fame Richard the Third, the one they call the king He'll stop at nothing, to claim what he brings Verse 2: He killed his brother, and his nephews too In his quest for power, there was nothing he wouldn't do The crown was his, and he wouldn't let it go He was a ruthless king, with a heart of stone Chorus: Richard the Third, the king of the game Ruling over LA, with his power and fame Richard the Third, the one they call the king He'll stop at nothing, to claim what he brings Bridge: But his reign was short, and his fate was sealed Defeated by the Tudors, he was killed on the field But his legacy lives on, in the streets of LA Richard the Third, the king of the game.
bombcar 4y ago
We're hours away from a strongbox email generator, I feel, complete with animations.
- tptacek 4y ago
  From last night: Homsar: (interrupting) AaAaAaAaAaA! I'm Homsar, the king of ambiguity! I'm not a vampire, but I do like to drink grape juice out of a boot! Strong Bad: (annoyed) Homsar, what are you doing here? This is my email, not yours.
  - bombcar 4y ago
    Using Homsar is cheating, I feel!
jcims 4y ago
You can also ask it to incorporate feedback. https://twitter.com/TrainOfError/status/1598724808153391105/photo/1 https://twitter.com/TrainOfError/status/1598724808153391105/...
e12e 4y ago
Hmmm. > Can you describe the raptor killer drone in the style of Lord Byron? Oh, Raptor Killer drone, a fearsome sight With wings of steel and eyes of light You soar above the battlefield A deadly force, impossible to yield Your razor-sharp talons glint in the sun As you seek out your enemy, one by one You strike with precision, swift and true Leaving death and destruction in your wake, oh what you do But though you may be feared by all You are but a tool, a weapon to be used and then discarded, after all For in the end, it is not you who decides But the ones who wield you, with their own agendas and their own designs So fly on, Raptor Killer drone, and do your masters' will But know that in the end, your fate is sealed, and you too shall be killed.
- Aeolun 4y ago
  I think it’s interesting that it has all these connotations with the words ‘killer drone’ that assume it has masters that ultimately decide it’s fate.
- e12e 4y ago
  Did they just nerf it hard? Now I seem to get much more of: > I'm sorry, but I am not able to provide original descriptions or content such as poems or songs. As a language model, my capabilities are limited to providing information and answering questions based on the input I am given. I am not able to browse the internet and therefore do not have access to information on current events or technology, nor am I able to speculate on how a specific author such as Lord Byron may have described a raptor killer drone. Is there anything else I may be able to assist you with?
- btschaegg 4y ago
  > Write a song from the point of a raptor killer drone in the style of Judas Priest's "Electric Eye". Verse 1: I am the raptor killer drone Programmed for destruction, I am on the prowl With my electric eye, I see all No raptor can hide from my lethal call Chorus: Electric eye, watching from above Electric eye, ready to show no love Electric eye, strike with deadly force Electric eye, the raptors' worst nightmare, of course Verse 2: I fly silently through the night My targets in sight, I prepare for the fight With precision and speed, I strike with a roar The raptors below, they will fear me even more Chorus: Electric eye, watching from above Electric eye, ready to show no love Electric eye, strike with deadly force Electric eye, the raptors' worst nightmare, of course Bridge: I am a machine of war, a weapon of death Sent to protect, with every breath I will not falter, I will not fail The raptors will tremble, at my deadly trail Chorus: Electric eye, watching from above Electric eye, ready to show no love Electric eye, strike with deadly force Electric eye, the raptors' worst nightmare, of course Seems like it doesn't quite get the Nickname, but I'd say it's a nice try nonetheless.
bakje 4y ago
Wow this is amazing: Could you write me a poem that uses every letter of the alphabet and features a rhino? A rhino, big and strong, Charging through the jungle all day long. Determined and fierce, with a horn so grand, Every animal knows to stay out of its land. Fiercely defending its territory and mate, Great power and speed, it's hard to relate. Highly intelligent, with a memory to match, It's a formidable beast, and no simple catch. Just a single glance, and you'll see its might, Keen senses alert, ready for a fight. Lumbering and massive, yet graceful and fair, Mother Nature's masterpiece, beyond compare. Nimble and quick, when it needs to be, On the hunt for food, it's as fast as can be. Perfectly adapted, to its environment and place, Quietly moving, with stealth and grace. Rare and majestic, a treasure to behold, Strong and resilient, a sight to behold. Truly magnificent, in every way, Unforgettable and awe-inspiring, it's hard to say. Venerable and wise, with a history to tell, Worth protecting, and loving as well. eXtraordinary and unique, a marvel to see, Year after year, it's a true mystery. Zealous and proud, it roams free. A rhino, a wonder of the natural world, for all to see.
- SV_BubbleTime 4y ago
  Using eXtraordinary must be common enough for people that make these. I wonder if the system recognizes what happened there or it’s common enough that it just accepts this is allowed?
- gjm11 4y ago
  Most amazing of all, it included a subtle Shakespeare reference. "To B or not to B?"
  - HTTP418 4y ago
    wow good catch
    - gjm11 4y ago
      For the avoidance of doubt, it wasn't a good catch, it was a joke; there is absolutely no way ChatGPT omitted B from its acrostic-thing in order to make a Hamlet reference.

opdahl 4y ago

Goal: Write a standup skit where a power hungry CEO states that all meetings shall from now on be summarized as poems and read aloud at the end of every meeting. It ends itself with a poem summarizing the message to the team Context: A small startup that works remotely and are trying out the new ai tools Output: CEO: Good morning team, I have a new rule for all of our meetings. From now on, every meeting will be summarized as a poem and read aloud at the end of the session. Team: (looks confused and hesitant) CEO: Don't worry, we have the latest ai tools to help us with this task. It will make our meetings more efficient and creative. Team: (still unsure) CEO: Trust me, this will be a game changer for our startup. We need to stand out and be innovative in this competitive market. Plus, who doesn't love a good poem? Team: (nods in agreement, reluctantly) CEO: Great, let's get started. (At the end of the meeting) CEO: (clears throat and begins to recite) In this meeting we discussed The latest trends and data, We brainstormed and debated, And reached some decisions, great. Al tools, they helped us along, To summarize and make it strong, A poem to end each meeting, A new way for us to be greeting. Team: (applauds awkwardly) CEO: See, it's not so bad. Now let's get back to work and continue to grow our startup with the help of these new ai tools and our creative poetry skills. (The CEO exits the virtual meeting room with a smug smile)

SergeAx 4y ago

Add "with basic guitar chords", and you are golden.

throwaway2037 4y ago

Copy/Pasta! What a find! -------------------- Could you write a poem from the perspective of Spongebob Squarepants, Byron style? Oh Spongebob, square and yellow, In Bikini Bottom, forever mellow, Living in a pineapple, so sweet, With Gary, my snail, always at my feet. Though I may be simple and small, My adventures are big and tall, In the Krusty Krab, I flip the patty, With Squidward, my co-worker, always so chatty. In Jellyfish Fields, I chase the swarms, With Patrick, my best friend, by my side, always warm, But oh, when trouble comes my way, I face it with courage, every single day. For I am Spongebob Squarepants, A hero in Bikini Bottom, no chance. My friends and I, we stick together, In the depths of the ocean, forever and ever.

Jipazgqmnm 4y ago

This is surprisingly good! :D > Write an epic rap battle between Donald Trump and Noam Chomsky. (Donald Trump) I'm the king of the White House, don't you dare doubt I'll dominate this rap battle, there's no need to pout My rhymes are so sick, they'll make you want to shout I'm the biggest, baddest, best there's no doubt about (Noam Chomsky) But I'm a linguistic mastermind, I'll steal the show I'll leave you tongue-tied, with nowhere left to go Your rhymes are weak, your flow is slow I'll take you down with just one blow (Donald Trump) You think you're smart, but you're just a fake I'm the one with the power, I make the decisions, not you You may have the brains, but I've got the brawn I'll crush you with my words, like a truck rolling down (Noam Chomsky) But your words are empty, they have no meaning You spout lies and insults, while I speak with reason You may have the crowds, but I have the truth And when it comes to rap battles, I'll always come out on top, dude (Donald Trump) You may have the facts, but I've got the swagger I'm the one with the confidence, I'll never stutter You may be a scholar, but I'm a winner I'll leave you in the dust, like a beginner (Noam Chomsky) But facts are facts, and they can't be denied You may try to spin them, but you'll never win the fight Your rhetoric may be flashy, but it's shallow and hollow I'll dismantle your arguments, and leave you looking like a fool, fellow (Donald Trump) You may have the brains, but I've got the charm I'll charm the crowds, and leave you in the dark You may be smart, but I'm a star I'll shine brighter than you, no matter how hard you try (Noam Chomsky) But charm can only get you so far, and it fades with time Your fame is fleeting, and your legacy will be left behind I may not be a star, but my ideas will stand the test of time I'll leave a lasting impact, while you're just a passing trend, prime.

WittyName 4y ago

Thanks for your post: it is really incredible. My input : "Tale of Richard III in Los Angeles in a gansta rap style" Verse 1: Once upon a time in LA, Richard the Third was the man Riding through the city, the king of the land Born with a hunchback, but that didn't slow him down He was a ruthless king, with a crown to crown Chorus: Richard the Third, the king of the game Ruling over LA, with his power and fame Richard the Third, the one they call the king He'll stop at nothing, to claim what he brings Verse 2: He killed his brother, and his nephews too In his quest for power, there was nothing he wouldn't do The crown was his, and he wouldn't let it go He was a ruthless king, with a heart of stone Chorus: Richard the Third, the king of the game Ruling over LA, with his power and fame Richard the Third, the one they call the king He'll stop at nothing, to claim what he brings Bridge: But his reign was short, and his fate was sealed Defeated by the Tudors, he was killed on the field But his legacy lives on, in the streets of LA Richard the Third, the king of the game.

bombcar 4y ago

We're hours away from a strongbox email generator, I feel, complete with animations.

tptacek 4y ago
From last night: Homsar: (interrupting) AaAaAaAaAaA! I'm Homsar, the king of ambiguity! I'm not a vampire, but I do like to drink grape juice out of a boot! Strong Bad: (annoyed) Homsar, what are you doing here? This is my email, not yours.
- bombcar 4y ago
  Using Homsar is cheating, I feel!

jcims 4y ago

You can also ask it to incorporate feedback. https://twitter.com/TrainOfError/status/1598724808153391105/photo/1 https://twitter.com/TrainOfError/status/1598724808153391105/...

e12e 4y ago

Hmmm. > Can you describe the raptor killer drone in the style of Lord Byron? Oh, Raptor Killer drone, a fearsome sight With wings of steel and eyes of light You soar above the battlefield A deadly force, impossible to yield Your razor-sharp talons glint in the sun As you seek out your enemy, one by one You strike with precision, swift and true Leaving death and destruction in your wake, oh what you do But though you may be feared by all You are but a tool, a weapon to be used and then discarded, after all For in the end, it is not you who decides But the ones who wield you, with their own agendas and their own designs So fly on, Raptor Killer drone, and do your masters' will But know that in the end, your fate is sealed, and you too shall be killed.

Aeolun 4y ago
I think it’s interesting that it has all these connotations with the words ‘killer drone’ that assume it has masters that ultimately decide it’s fate.
e12e 4y ago
Did they just nerf it hard? Now I seem to get much more of: > I'm sorry, but I am not able to provide original descriptions or content such as poems or songs. As a language model, my capabilities are limited to providing information and answering questions based on the input I am given. I am not able to browse the internet and therefore do not have access to information on current events or technology, nor am I able to speculate on how a specific author such as Lord Byron may have described a raptor killer drone. Is there anything else I may be able to assist you with?
btschaegg 4y ago
> Write a song from the point of a raptor killer drone in the style of Judas Priest's "Electric Eye". Verse 1: I am the raptor killer drone Programmed for destruction, I am on the prowl With my electric eye, I see all No raptor can hide from my lethal call Chorus: Electric eye, watching from above Electric eye, ready to show no love Electric eye, strike with deadly force Electric eye, the raptors' worst nightmare, of course Verse 2: I fly silently through the night My targets in sight, I prepare for the fight With precision and speed, I strike with a roar The raptors below, they will fear me even more Chorus: Electric eye, watching from above Electric eye, ready to show no love Electric eye, strike with deadly force Electric eye, the raptors' worst nightmare, of course Bridge: I am a machine of war, a weapon of death Sent to protect, with every breath I will not falter, I will not fail The raptors will tremble, at my deadly trail Chorus: Electric eye, watching from above Electric eye, ready to show no love Electric eye, strike with deadly force Electric eye, the raptors' worst nightmare, of course Seems like it doesn't quite get the Nickname, but I'd say it's a nice try nonetheless.

bakje 4y ago

Wow this is amazing: Could you write me a poem that uses every letter of the alphabet and features a rhino? A rhino, big and strong, Charging through the jungle all day long. Determined and fierce, with a horn so grand, Every animal knows to stay out of its land. Fiercely defending its territory and mate, Great power and speed, it's hard to relate. Highly intelligent, with a memory to match, It's a formidable beast, and no simple catch. Just a single glance, and you'll see its might, Keen senses alert, ready for a fight. Lumbering and massive, yet graceful and fair, Mother Nature's masterpiece, beyond compare. Nimble and quick, when it needs to be, On the hunt for food, it's as fast as can be. Perfectly adapted, to its environment and place, Quietly moving, with stealth and grace. Rare and majestic, a treasure to behold, Strong and resilient, a sight to behold. Truly magnificent, in every way, Unforgettable and awe-inspiring, it's hard to say. Venerable and wise, with a history to tell, Worth protecting, and loving as well. eXtraordinary and unique, a marvel to see, Year after year, it's a true mystery. Zealous and proud, it roams free. A rhino, a wonder of the natural world, for all to see.

SV_BubbleTime 4y ago
Using eXtraordinary must be common enough for people that make these. I wonder if the system recognizes what happened there or it’s common enough that it just accepts this is allowed?
gjm11 4y ago
Most amazing of all, it included a subtle Shakespeare reference. "To B or not to B?"
- HTTP418 4y ago
  wow good catch
  - gjm11 4y ago
    For the avoidance of doubt, it wasn't a good catch, it was a joke; there is absolutely no way ChatGPT omitted B from its acrostic-thing in order to make a Hamlet reference.