Since its launch, people have created various projects using AI bots. Here you can find a collection of ChatGPT examples that demonstrate what you can do with the tool.
Don’t expect too much to blow you off this list. ChatGPT-4 may have launched and significantly updated OpenAI’s crafting abilities, but AI is still in its relatively early stages and can make mistakes. tend to I’m also not good at being original. Many of the examples in ChatGPT’s work are poor copies of existing art (which makes sense given how large language models work).
One of the coolest things someone has created using ChatGPT is a whole game that you can actually play online right now. (opens in new tab) It’s called Simplete and is a kind of hybrid between Sudoku and Picross.
Sample removes the numbers in the grid so that the row and column totals (or sums up) to the target number. In the lower levels the grids are very small and the puzzles are not too difficult, but at the highest master level you have to deal with not just a 9×9 grid, but a grid full of positive and negative numbers – this gives , finding the correct answer will be a suitable puzzle.
A complete Simplete grid looks like this (Image credit: Future) Moreover, this Wordle competitor is particularly interesting because it was created in “only a few hours by ChatGPT” with the help of a human prompter and programmer Daniel Tait. (opens in new tab) The chatbot not only suggested ideas, but also helped us code Summarye. That said, based on our own efforts to make a game on ChatGPT, Tait downplays his involvement, but not only does he understand the code (and what needs fixing), but the prompts It may have also required a lot of talent on his part as to how to render the .. to get the right answer.
So, while you can make a game yourself on ChatGPT, don’t expect to make a Wordle rival like Simplete on your first try or even your 100th try.
2. Write a letter – reduce parking fines If a parking company sends you an automated letter telling you that you have to pay a fine, use AI to send back an automated argument to reduce your bill or evade payment. Shouldn’t it be completely?
It’s a thought that’s crossed the minds of some people and they are relying on ChatGPT to help them challenge fines and save money. Millie Hall, reportedly a British student Ton sent a letter to York City Council using ChatGPT. (opens in new tab) Convincing them to rescind the £60 (approximately $75 / AU$112) fine, British motorist Shaun Bosley used ChatGPT to reduce the fine for a stopover at Gatwick Airport. (opens in new tab) £100 to £15 (about $125 to $19 / AU$186 to AU$28).
Copying this ChatGPT example doesn’t always save you money. Especially if you don’t double-check that the sentence isn’t gibberish. Probably worth a try. Worst case, I have to pay the fine anyway, but at least I didn’t waste my time fighting it.
3. Writing TV Shows – Nothing, Forever ChatGPT can be a very helpful writing companion as it helps you pitch your story prompts, edit your work, and convey the tone of your writing. But ChatGPT can go a step further by simply writing the sentences for you.
BBC Click presenter Lara Lewington is using ChatGPT to help create a documentary outlining how AI can transform our daily lives and the problems AI is holding back. I was.At the other end of the spectrum are “television shows” such as nothing, forever (opens in new tab) a parody written by an AI my neighbor seinfeld .
screenshot from nothing, forever ; looks like an old PS1 game (Image credit: Mismatch Media) nothing, forever A big warning as to why you should think twice about relying on AI writers. Show segments and jokes may mimic, my neighbor seinfeld Humoring nonsensical combinations of words and incoherent setups and punch lines helps the show avoid being funny and instead see it stray into absurd territory. , already banned on Twitch after creating transphobic and homophobic segments, accusing creators of apologizing and temporarily switching to a different writer chatbot after ChatGPT went down Anything AI produces should be carefully scrutinized and edited before publishing, as AI cannot think critically and its writing is easily manipulated by biases in the data set.
4. Find Ambiguous Movie References While there are reasons and arguments against using AI chatbots as search engines, one of the advantages of AI chatbots is that they are much better at piecing together pieces of information and finding what you are looking for. That’s it. This can be very helpful if you remember specific details, albeit a bit obscure, that aren’t snippets of movie scenes, weird lines in songs, or the names of things you want to remember.
Case in point, if you use Google to search for “what are the movies where the main character trains in a swamp with a little green alien”, the first movie recommendation hidden among the jumble of results is Labou. is. A 2008 movie about children. Looking for treasure in Bayou, Louisiana. Sure, there are swamps and weird creatures, but that’s not the movie I’m thinking of.
Asking ChatGPT the same question, instead the movie I’m thinking of is Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back – it was. That said, we had to try and be more specific with our prompts a few times, and when we first asked ChatGPT for “a movie where the main character is trained by aliens,” it pitched. Lilo & Stitch 2002 Disney animated film.
5. Pumping book after book ChatGPT is not only familiar with the world of movies, but can also create books. The Kindle store is flooded with hundreds of AI-generated books. Such an influx of robot authors is partly due to his Amazon simple self-publishing service, which has yet to address his AI or his use of ChatGPT in the publishing guidelines. (opens in new tab) .
Making a book this way may seem harmless. And it’s a way to help turn the ideas in your head into the final product. But AI books have already faced quite a few controversies.
Alice and Sparkle was generated using ChatGPT and Dall-E (Image credit: Ammaar Reshi) First, there is the issue of ownership. Some claim that the prompter owns the book, while others claim it is OpenAI, who created ChatGPT.A third group claims that no one owns the book. decided to put non-human-made works into the public domain immediately. Furthermore, the AI does not actually use the prompts to create anything or borrow ideas from similar works it has been trained on.
This ChatGPT example also faces another problem. AI books are usually not that good. Unless a human examines it to correct errors, the novel can be filled with nonsense and clichés, making for a rather boring read.
6. How to write lyrics – Robot’s Nick Cave As another writing example, you can use ChatGPT to write songs inspired by your favorite musicians. However, as with the example above, the results are mixed at best. Case in point, someone asked his ChatGPT to generate a new song in his Nick Cave style. (opens in new tab) and in the opinion of Human Nick Cage, it is “terrible”, calling it “a grotesque mockery”.
“I’ve got the blood of angels, on my hands, I’ve got the flame of hell, in my eyes, I’m the king of the abyss, I’m the ruler of the dark. ‘ and other lyrics are included. , it’s me they fear, in the shadows they speak of. The song definitely follows Cave’s use of typically dark religious imagery, but in Cave’s eyes it lacks the “genuine human experience” that fosters good creative endeavors.
7. PLAN YOUR DREAM VACATION – BOOK YOUR PARIS TRIP ChatGPT can not only help you write, but it can also be used to accomplish tasks like planning your dream vacation thanks to its list of compatible plugins.
I used Expedia’s ChatGPT integration to plan a trip to Paris, but you can try very similar functionality in ChatGPT itself. You can also use our Expedia or Kayak plugins to get ideas for vacation destinations, find flights that meet your needs, explore potential hotel options, and discover activities you can do while on the go. This tool is very well done and we were pretty disappointed when we realized we weren’t actually going on the fake trip we planned with this tool.
Ready to book your next trip with ChatGPT? (Image credit: Getty Images) However, if you rely on this ChatGPT example to actually book a trip, you can also try the Speak plugin called “AI-Powered Language Teacher”. That way, when you arrive at your destination, you can do your best to speak the local language, or at least know some basic phrases to help when you don’t have access to online tools like Google Translate.
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