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  • Tricky
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    #1

    ChatGPT

    This is an incredible chatbot, all you need is an email and phone number to verify codes and create an account and try it out.

    Make a poem about the photocopier engineers at copytechnet

    ChatGPT

    In the office, there's a machine
    That prints and copies, like a dream
    It's the photocopier, so handy and neat
    But what happens when it starts to beep?

    That's where the engineers come in
    At CopyTechNet, they always win
    With skills and knowledge, they fix with ease
    The copier's problems, whatever they may be

    They know the circuits, they know the parts
    They know how to fix it, from the very start
    They're wizards of the photocopier world
    Ensuring the machines stay up and purr

    They're the unsung heroes, the ones we don't see
    But without them, our office life would not be
    So here's a toast to the engineers at CopyTechNet
    For keeping our machines running, without any fret


    Let's keep this on topic, please.
  • Tricky
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    #2
    Re: ChatGPT

    Magenta

    [snip the boring bit]
    The name "magenta" comes from the French town of Magenta, where a battle was fought in 1859 during the Second Italian War of Independence. The color was named in honor of the battle, which was a victory for French forces led by Napoleon III.

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    • allan
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      #3
      Re: ChatGPT

      Its getting a lot better at writing code... Its a great tool to compile tests on any subject.
      Whatever

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      • Tricky
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        #4
        Re: ChatGPT

        This guy gets it to impersonate another bot with fewer morals, so it spits out two answers.



        I tried and it didn't work.
        Last edited by Tricky; 05-05-2023, 07:27 PM.

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        • Tricky
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          #5
          Re: ChatGPT

          Originally posted by allan
          Its getting a lot better at writing code... Its a great tool to compile tests on any subject.
          Oh I missed that bit "writes code" and it explains what it all means (I had some idea anyway) and tolerates spelling mistakes.


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          • Tricky
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            #6
            Re: ChatGPT

            Had to go to the doctors and could only think of a few questions, based on the symptoms ChatGPT gave me 10 and some really tough ones.
            I think the doctor was pleased when I left.

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            • slimslob
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              #7
              Re: ChatGPT

              Texas professor flunks students after ChatGPT claims it wrote their papers.

              It seems that ChatGPT lies. If asked if it wrote something it will more than likely indicated that it did.

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              • tsbservice
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                #8
                Re: ChatGPT

                Originally posted by skynet
                This is an incredible chatbot, all you need is an email and phone number to verify codes and create an account and try it out.

                Make a poem about the photocopier engineers at copytechnet

                ChatGPT

                In the office, there's a machine
                That prints and copies, like a dream
                It's the photocopier, so handy and neat
                But what happens when it starts to beep?

                That's where the engineers come in
                At CopyTechNet, they always win
                With skills and knowledge, they fix with ease
                The copier's problems, whatever they may be

                They know the circuits, they know the parts
                They know how to fix it, from the very start
                They're wizards of the photocopier world
                Ensuring the machines stay up and purr

                They're the unsung heroes, the ones we don't see
                But without them, our office life would not be
                So here's a toast to the engineers at CopyTechNet
                For keeping our machines running, without any fret


                Let's keep this on topic, please.
                Hey skynet, please can I borrow this poem to share with fellow techs here outside of RREE forum?
                A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost, he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
                Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused.

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                • tsbservice
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                  #9
                  Re: ChatGPT

                  Originally posted by skynet
                  Magenta

                  [snip the boring bit]
                  The name "magenta" comes from the French town of Magenta, where a battle was fought in 1859 during the Second Italian War of Independence. The color was named in honor of the battle, which was a victory for French forces led by Napoleon III.
                  A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost, he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
                  Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused.

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                  • Tricky
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                    #10
                    Re: ChatGPT

                    Originally posted by tsbservice
                    Hey skynet, please can I borrow this poem to share with fellow techs here outside of RREE forum?
                    Of course, it's not my poem.

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                    • Tricky
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                      #11
                      Re: ChatGPT

                      Time flies like an arrow fruit flies like a banana

                      ChatGPT

                      The phrase "Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana" is a humorous play on words and a well-known example of a linguistic joke. It highlights the ambiguity of language and the multiple interpretations that can arise from a sentence.

                      The phrase can be interpreted as follows:
                      1. "Time flies like an arrow": This statement can be understood literally, suggesting that time passes quickly, similar to the swift movement of an arrow through the air.
                      2. "Fruit flies like a banana": This statement is a play on words, using the word "flies" to refer to both the passage of time and the insect known as a fruit fly. The phrase implies that fruit flies are attracted to bananas, which is a common observation due to the sweet scent of ripe bananas.

                      In essence, the phrase juxtaposes the straightforward interpretation of the first part ("Time flies like an arrow") with the unexpected, humorous twist of the second part ("Fruit flies like a banana"). It demonstrates how the same words can convey different meanings depending on the context and emphasizes the importance of context in understanding language.

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                      • Tricky
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                        #12
                        Re: ChatGPT

                        I think ChatGPT has taken LSD

                        Talk nonsense

                        Certainly! Here's some delightful nonsense for you:

                        Once upon a time, in a land where oranges grew on trees made of jelly, there lived a group of talking penguins who loved to dance ballet. Every evening, they would gather in the moonlit meadow and pirouette gracefully under the watchful eyes of a tutu-wearing hippopotamus. The hippo, known as Madame Snortlepuff, was a connoisseur of dance and insisted on wearing pink feathered boas while conducting the penguins' performances.

                        Meanwhile, on the other side of the rainbow, unicorns frolicked in fields of cotton candy, their manes shimmering in shades of bubblegum and lemonade. These magical creatures spent their days practicing synchronized swimming in sparkling soda streams, perfecting their underwater somersaults and forming rainbow patterns with their tails.

                        In the enchanted forest nearby, the trees were sentient beings with a penchant for gossip. They would whisper secrets to anyone who passed by, often spreading rumors about mischievous fairies who loved to paint rainbow stripes on unsuspecting butterflies. These butterflies, upon discovering their newly vibrant wings, would gather in groups to compare their patterns and engage in lively debates about which colors suited them best.

                        Back in the land of jelly trees, the penguins decided to form a traveling ballet troupe, spreading joy and whimsy wherever they went. They donned top hats and canes, performing extraordinary leaps and twirls on their ice-skates while singing nonsensical songs about flying elephants and talking socks. Audiences from far and wide would gather to witness their spectacular shows, their laughter echoing through the night.

                        And so, the world was filled with an abundance of nonsense, where gravity was optional, and the impossible became possible. In this realm of whimsy and mirth, dreams came alive, and every day was a joyous celebration of the absurd.

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                        • tsbservice
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                          #13
                          Re: ChatGPT

                          Originally posted by skynet
                          I think ChatGPT has taken LSD

                          Talk nonsense

                          Certainly! Here's some delightful nonsense for you:

                          Once upon a time, in a land where oranges grew on trees made of jelly, there lived a group of talking penguins who loved to dance ballet. Every evening, they would gather in the moonlit meadow and pirouette gracefully under the watchful eyes of a tutu-wearing hippopotamus. The hippo, known as Madame Snortlepuff, was a connoisseur of dance and insisted on wearing pink feathered boas while conducting the penguins' performances.

                          Meanwhile, on the other side of the rainbow, unicorns frolicked in fields of cotton candy, their manes shimmering in shades of bubblegum and lemonade. These magical creatures spent their days practicing synchronized swimming in sparkling soda streams, perfecting their underwater somersaults and forming rainbow patterns with their tails.

                          In the enchanted forest nearby, the trees were sentient beings with a penchant for gossip. They would whisper secrets to anyone who passed by, often spreading rumors about mischievous fairies who loved to paint rainbow stripes on unsuspecting butterflies. These butterflies, upon discovering their newly vibrant wings, would gather in groups to compare their patterns and engage in lively debates about which colors suited them best.

                          Back in the land of jelly trees, the penguins decided to form a traveling ballet troupe, spreading joy and whimsy wherever they went. They donned top hats and canes, performing extraordinary leaps and twirls on their ice-skates while singing nonsensical songs about flying elephants and talking socks. Audiences from far and wide would gather to witness their spectacular shows, their laughter echoing through the night.

                          And so, the world was filled with an abundance of nonsense, where gravity was optional, and the impossible became possible. In this realm of whimsy and mirth, dreams came alive, and every day was a joyous celebration of the absurd.
                          Not bad but I still prefer reading John Ronald Reuel Tolkien books.
                          Btw I feel tired of AI. Where is good old humanity today? Rethoric question.
                          A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost, he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
                          Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused.

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                          • Tricky
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                            #14
                            Re: ChatGPT

                            There is an AI image generator here that doesn't need registration.

                            TalkAI: AI Image Generation - Create Stunning Images Effortlessly

                            Here is its idea of a photocopier.

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                            • slimslob
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                              #15
                              Re: ChatGPT

                              Trusting AI not to lie Lock and Code S04E12

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