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Ask HN: What changes would you like to see in ChatGPT?
- h2ome 2y ago[dead]
- throwup238 2y agoA Skynet mode. It doesn't have to be very complicated or any more intelligent than ChatGPT already is, just give it a webhook or two linked to some nuclear missile silos or something. Maybe a GPTs with some custom actions provided by the DoD. Just make sure it doesn’t do that time traveling robot terminator thing after we’re gone. I don’t consent to having my timelines messed with unless it’s a multiverse destroying grandfather paradox.
- robertheadley 2y agoThey announce that all of their data centers use 100% green renewable energy.
- srabanal24 2y ago[flagged]
- srabanal24 2y ago[flagged]
- ossm1db 2y agoPair it with OpenCyc
- solardev 2y agoA censorship free mode where you can freely discuss ideas with it and ask it to generate anything you can think of.
- sky2224 2y agoA way to automate prompting would be nice. For example, if I could parameterize input by initializing a prompt like: "Ask me questions and check in to see how much progress I'm making on this content ${screenshot_of_my_desktop}" And then have some type of callback I setup that will allow me to send data every x-minutes. I could then automate the generation of a screenshot to send over to chatGPT and then maybe fiddle with some stuff to make it notify me on my desktop. If the use case isn't clear: I want a personal coach to help me stay focused or to help me make progress on tasks while I'm working. I have a lot of trouble getting the ball roll and have an even more difficult time keeping it rolling when I hit a wall. When I've pair programmed with people in the past or literally just had someone watching me code without providing input, it's felt like I could work for hours without stopping. I want to emulate that environment.