Tag: chatgpt
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Little buddy – ‘Some 36% of active users consider generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) “a good friend”’ 🔗 The Emotional Impact of ChatGPT
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“your general intolerance for corporate euphemism.” // After almost three years of using ChatGPT, I feel like it really gets me. Related, here is how one of my AI friends described the persona I’ve asked it take on: “A well-maintained chainsaw in the shed, but a polite conversation on the patio.”
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“Touch of Water,” from Uncaged, volume 2
I solo played “Touch of Water” last night. It’s a good representation of the adventures in the Uncaged series.1 Claude did a good job adapting it my campaign setting and evolving the story. The rusalka is a good monster – it’d make a good Eryines-like creature for Auril the Frostmaiden. You can recast Auril regionally,…
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If it’s bullshit work, have the bullshit artist do it.
There’s a lot of knowledge work that can be automated: ‘Where Altman’s comment holds water is in what it hints at, even if it doesn’t spell it out. Most jobs aren’t fake, but many have accumulated layers of automatable junk: compliance checklists, reports nobody reads, emails summarizing meetings that could’ve been Slack threads. That’s the…
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🤖 AI Answers Barely Shift Across Languages, Study Suggests
Even when asked in Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, or Spanish, modern AI chatbots like ChatGPT deliver answers aligned with secular, center-left, Western liberal values. Language introduces minor stylistic variations, but the core worldview remains strikingly consistent. Summarized by AI. Source summarized: Do AIs think differently in different languages? Key Points AI responses remain largely uniform across…
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Manton reviews ChatGPT Pulse: it might drive traffic to more websites, going around Google
Manton reviews ChatGPT Pulse: it might drive traffic to more websites, going around Google: There’s something else about how this works that is fundamentally different than current chat-based AI where people are looking for answers. Instead of replacing a Google search, it’s adding opportunities to point to other websites and blogs. Because it’s proactively pushing…
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Feeding the hungry robot with your video content
Doing SEO for the LLMs so that your content can be found. 🔗 AEO for YouTube: How to Get Your Videos Cited by ChatGPT
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monetization efforts
Sources say that Simo has recently been meeting with potential candidates, including some of her former Facebook colleagues, to lead a new team that will be tasked with bringing ads to ChatGPT. The role will oversee all monetization efforts across OpenAI, including subscriptions. 🔗 OpenAI is looking for a head of ads for ChatGPT
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🤖 ChatGPT’s Love Affair with the Em Dash Sparks a Punctuation Panic
This is a summary from ChatGPT. Source summarized: With the Em Dash, A.I. Embraces a Fading Tradition AI’s persistent use of the em dash has triggered a minor cultural freakout online, with many insisting it’s a “tell” that instantly reveals machine-generated text. Yet the dash is a centuries-old punctuation mark beloved by novelists and grammarians,…
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“linguistic pyrotechnics” – Chatty-G tries to explain to me why I don’t like contemporary hip-hop: “2. Wordplay vs. vibe – [Wu-Tang,], Tribe, and OutKast gave you linguistic pyrotechnics. This new wave often gives you murmured hooks and repetition. To an ear trained on lyricism, it can feel like lazy filler.”
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ChatGPT uses, a survey
🤖 What do people actually use ChatGPT for? OpenAI provides some numbers. – OpenAI’s first usage study reveals ChatGPT’s massive growth, demographic shifts, and main use cases. // More concise list of uses here. // And, more from El Reg, including the conclusion from the paper: The paper concludes “users currently appear to derive value…
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The Business of ChatGPT – Revenue and such numbers circa. August, 2025.
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What is the most profitable thing you have done with ChatGPT? – A lot of it is making sense of confusing regulations and contracts. And plumbing. It gives “the little guy” more power in fields that are a mess of rules and lore, like law.
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Microsoft is pushing Copilot, but everyone just wants ChatGPT – The ChatGPT brand is strong: “OpenAI has said it has 3 million paying enterprise customers, and that number is growing fast. Microsoft told employees that “multiple dozens” of customers have over 100,000 paying users, which would work out to a floor of 2.4 million paying…
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Is this your brain on ChatGPT? –
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OpenAI hits $10 billion in annualized revenue fueled by ChatGPT growth – “OpenAI has hit $10 billion in annual recurring revenue less than three years after launching its popular ChatGPT chatbot.”
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OpenAI gives ChatGPT access to cloud-based documents and third-party research tools – The way to compete with AI is with the apps, the functionality they have, the outcomes they let you get – the stuff you can do with them.
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Tips on prompting ChatGPT for UK technology secretary Peter Kyle – Good tips on working with AIs: (1) use them a lot to build up an intuition of what works, (2) be aware of what they know, the cut off date for training and assume they have general, accepted mainstream knowledge, nothing too obscure, (3)…
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The Prompt Engineering Playbook for Programmers –
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