rainmouse

Ah yeah, many thanks for the clarification. I notice that UI drop down. As of 27th October 2023, you are currently much more helpful than chat GPT-4 ;)

When asked about this it said it could do this. When Prompted it decided it couldn't. When asked for an explanation it gave me; "I apologize for the confusion and any frustration it may have caused. As of my last training cut-off in April 2023, I am not equipped with the capability to generate images directly within this chat interface. My earlier response was incorrect, and I appreciate your understanding as I correct this mistake."

Gave this a try on chat GPT 4 enterprise, it confirmed it could generate images using a text-to-image model similar to DALL-E, but when prompted to, all it says is....

"I'm unable to generate or provide the image at the moment. However, you can use the description you've provided with an AI image generation tool like DALL-E or a similar service. They can create detailed and imaginative visuals based on textual prompts like yours."

Guess I'll try again later.

I can't help but feel that any perceived overlap is coincidental. An illusion similar to seeing a face in an abstract drawing that the artists, or in this case algorithm developers are keen to exploit. Our need to find the fimiliar in something that is ultimately completely alien to our way of thinking.

But with enough existing prompts and training data, it will continue to learn and better trick our senses.

I totally agree that putting those instructions into code would be outrageously complicated, and the biggest strength here is it's ability to the gist of what we are trying to convey.

Thanks for the suggestion; Just had a go. It was a blast. Things seemed to be going well until I ate a giant mushroom, got confused and then eaten by some kind of hybrid giant mutant plant bunny or some such. Bookmarked.

Would recommend.

When you eat a plate of food. Always leave one spoonful uneaten.

Not only will you drop a few percent off your daily calories, but we are conditioned as children that we cannot leave the table until we eat everything on the plate, which apparently damages our ability to recognise being full. Leaving a little bit each time does seem to help break down that conditioning over time. You don't need to finish it all.

Other tips to feel full sooner, take longer to eat something and precede meals with a glass of water.

Not sure Google home is looking to surpass the Echo from here.

http://static3.uk.businessinsider.com/image/59123ef6dd089554...

Or perhaps people get quickly tired of the same formulaic garbage. Endless superhero movies in every scene that go exposition, cgi action, witty one liner. Repeat.

That nearly every 3 minute pop track follows the same formula as the scenes in every James Bond movie.

Some things are just popular. Snakes and ladders technically isn't a game. You have ZERO agency in the outcome of events but it's based upon a game that's been played at least since the Indus Valley Civilisation 3000 BC. It's when committees and statisticians get involved that the fun goes away. Hence the endless reboots and sequels of exponentially more funding yet almost always fall short of the originals.

Didn't get past the autoplay video with sound on your page. Pah