A GPT everyone should have: your 5-year goals. Train a GPT on every little detail, want, desire that you have for yourself in the next . Then, WHENEVER you are using AI to plan something, call the GPT and ask for subtle plan tweaks to make it more goal-aligned.
@alliekmiller
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Fortune 500 Companies View AI as Major Risk Post-ChatGPT
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In 2023, over half of Fortune 500 companies (56.2%) listed AI as a risk in annual reports, up from just 9% in 2022. Not surprising, considering ChatGPT came out end of 2022. What IS interesting is the breakdown of risk labeling by industry Media and entertainment – 91.7%
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AI Cannot Understand Emotions Despite Voice Analysis
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Remember: even if an AI system can pick up on voice, pitch, diction, intonation, or tone, that does not mean that it understands emotions. Even as humans, we make a best guess based on available data, but someone might be just *acting* happy. (Mentioned in prompt as well.)
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Voice Detection Tools Help Analyze Emotion Without True Understanding
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Even though AI can’t actually understand emotion, I think a lot of voice detection tools (even just pacing, for example) is helpful.
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ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode Rolling Out to Plus Users
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Any fans of ChatGPT and Disney’s Inside Out?
— Allie K. Miller (@alliekmiller) 4 août 2024
This test is for you ⬇️
Note: this is a new ChatGPT feature called Advanced Voice Mode that is rolling out to Plus users, I have zero control to grant access pic.twitter.com/UWVPtIBBlYAny fans of ChatGPT and Disney’s Inside Out? This test is for you Note: this is a new ChatGPT feature called Advanced Voice Mode that is rolling out to Plus users, I have zero control to grant access
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Can ChatGPT Voice Mode Detect if You’re Sick?
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Does ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode know if you’re sick?
— Allie K. Miller (@alliekmiller) 4 août 2024
Or at least, faking it?
See test ⬇️
*note this feature is still in alpha, but I’m imagining a future where systems can detect human sounds (ex: footsteps), activity sounds (ex: sirens), and undetected (ex: fridge hum) pic.twitter.com/NDjnV9GjkGDoes ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode know if you’re sick? Or at least, faking it? See test *note this feature is still in alpha, but I’m imagining a future where systems can detect human sounds (ex: footsteps), activity sounds (ex: sirens), and undetected (ex: fridge hum)
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ChatGPT Voice Mode: Humorous AI Interactions Demonstrated
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ChatGPT voice mode is comedy gold 🎭
— Allie K. Miller (@alliekmiller) 3 août 2024
Or at least bronze 🥉
Featuring Ron Weasley lost in IKEA and an Italian terrified to make pasta 🍝 pic.twitter.com/pBMU6do6CwChatGPT voice mode is comedy gold Or at least bronze Featuring Ron Weasley lost in IKEA and an Italian terrified to make pasta
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The Challenge of Not Interrupting AI Responses
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It’s so hard not to crack up (because then it interrupt the AI response!)
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AI-Powered HUD to Enhance Acting Skills Development
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Imagine this with the heads up display we were talking about! Maybe I can make my acting skills a 1/10 by the end of the year.
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ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode Creates Alternative Titanic Ending
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Alternative ending to Titanic, thanks to ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode.
— Allie K. Miller (@alliekmiller) 3 août 2024
(Warning: my acting skills are 0/10.)
Cc @LeoDiCaprio https://t.co/rpvyeNZcvA pic.twitter.com/KzFd4PU8SJAlternative ending to Titanic, thanks to ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode. (Warning: my acting skills are 0/10.) Cc @LeoDiCaprio