It would be interesting to try these things out. I've been experimenting with making art with ChatGPT - instead of telling it how to do it or even what to do sp

It would be interesting to try these things out. I've been experimenting with making art with ChatGPT - instead of telling it how to do it or even what to do specifically I'm asking it for ideas, to then pick its favourite and expand on why etc. It's worked surprisingly well. I've moved on to asking it how you'd make an art show of multiple images, then just asking it to "follow step one in your instructions", "now follow step two". Results were good enough feeding that into a SD model that we're commissioning the first one it made to get it in real life. I'm not arguing chatgpt can research maths, but I do think the tools available are now fundamentally different than they were perhaps even last year. I don't think we're even at a point of knowing how best to use what we have, and the models should continue to get better. I'd encourage you to experiment and see how far away you think things are. I'd do it, I probably will, but I lack the mathematical background to understand whether it's responding with garbage or not.