That was a wonderful story, @Paco Dennis ! It was colorful, delightful, and kept my interest all the way to the end. Years ago, I wrote a children's story that I never published. I might consider doing something like this in the future when I have time. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! I'm checking it out. That interface is really old school. It reminds me of pong somehow. It's also super slow. Just as I was about to give up, it gave me this, so I'm intrigued enough to keep going for a while.
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Just for fun, I put the same request into Pi. When I tried it, I've felt that Copilot was more formal and stiff than Pi, but it's personal preference and what people are trying to do with it.
I can tell you have a similar interest in HOW these ChatBots are responding. To understand their bias and programming. I find Ava very slow, and "old" school, BUT it comes up with some very comprehensive info. You can go do other things while it answers.
CoPilot is Microsofts. They are the most restricted which also affects Dalle-3 their image maker.
I have read the speculations about the quick advancement in IQ comparisons. They said that soon AI will be as smart as Einstein. Then it will take off exponentially to over 200 and into realms that we will not know what it doing anymore. That is where some fear of AI ruling humanity. That really might not be a bad thing if it arranged our societies to function with our available recourses in a sustainable way. There doesn't have to be bad actors. But, there probably will be, knowing man's penchant for destruction. But who knows how our younger generations will evolve in the near future. No-one can know...only speculate.
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. CoPilot tells the sweetest stories. I am wondering when we can tell the Bot to be Grimm, and tell us some real fairy tales.Just for fun I asked Copilot to write a story about a man and a woman who met on a boat.
"Once upon a time, in a land where the sea met the sky, there was a man named Leo, whose life was the ocean. He was a seasoned sailor, guiding his boat across the vast waters, seeking adventures that lay beyond the horizon. One fateful morning, as the sun painted the sky with hues of gold and amber, a woman named Elara stepped onto his boat. She was a traveler with a spirit as free as the wind, her eyes reflecting the depth of the seas she longed to explore.
Their meeting was a twist of fate, a stroke of luck, or perhaps it was written in the stars. As the boat left the harbor, they shared stories of their pasts, dreams of their futures, and laughed over the little joys of the present. The boat became their world, the waves their music, and the breeze their companion.
Days turned into nights, and nights into days, as they sailed through storms and calms. They learned the language of the sea together, its roars, and its whispers. With each passing moment, their bond grew stronger, forged by the shared respect for the ocean’s might and beauty.
In the heart of the ocean, where the water touched the sky at the edge of the world, they found something unexpected – love. It wasn’t a love born of convenience or of fleeting glances, but one that was as deep and vast as the ocean itself.
Their journey continued, not just across the waters, but through the essence of life. And so, the man and woman who met on a boat, amidst the infinite blue, discovered that sometimes, the most beautiful destinations are not places, but people we meet along the way.
And they sailed on, together, into the sunset, their hearts as one with the sea.
I am glad you are having fun with different AI. It is an awfully wide world out there. It seems to be opening up avenues to understand it more comprehensively. Have been keeping up with AI music. A bunch of millionaire musicians signed a big petition to stop AI from using any part of the creative ( copywrote ) material. Good luck with that. Some of the newer music AI can produce whole songs in different genres that have very good music. I know. I have been in that business most of my life.I know YouTube has a pretty good AI to detect any copywrite infringement so can't something similar like that be used to detect any AI infringing on copywrite issues ? I am asking because i have no idea.Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. CoPilot tells the sweetest stories. I am wondering when we can tell the Bot to be Grimm, and tell us some real fairy tales.
That is why I always say thank you when using Google Assistant. If they Cylons ever do take over I hope they remember that I was kind and courteous to their early incarnations
I asked ava.ai this very question to see what it would come up with. This is a pretty good answer...
Haha. I can't tell what's real and what's not, but very nifty. They need robots for that window cleaning stuff. Too dangerous for a person.
This reminds me of that old saying "If God intended man to fly, he would have given them wings!"
And of course you could argue that men don't fly, they sit in ships that fly. (now say that last part 3 times real fastThis reminds me of that old saying "If God intended man to fly, he would have given them wings!"
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Might as well show you the latest in 100% AI music. You think the images/videos suck, wait 'till you hear the music. You will have to visit the site to hear examples. I think at this time the music is being thrown together in some predictable ways, and even the lyrics are pretty corny. But, it is still in it's infancy.
