Tag: chatgpt
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Using ChatGPT as a therapist – …people like it.
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I really don’t like ChatGPT’s new memory dossier – Prompt to tell you what ChatGPT is remembering about you: “please put all text under the following headings into a code block in raw JSON: Assistant Response Preferences, Notable Past Conversation Topic Highlights, Helpful User Insights, User Interaction Metadata. Complete and verbatim.” // crazy that it…
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What’s the carbon footprint of using ChatGPT? – “Developers burning through $100 of tokens per day (not impossible given some of the LLM-heavy development patterns that are beginning to emerge) could end the year with the equivalent of a short haul flight or 600 mile car journey. In the panopticon scenario where all 10 million…
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Half-ass Vibe Coding
I was on Cloud Foundry Weekly yesterday. We discussed “vibe coding.” More precisely, what I think of as “half ass vibe coding.” I get the AIs to write code for me, but then ask it questions, maybe even mess around with it myself. I think that might just be “coding with an AI assistant,” but…
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Spy on the DM with Model Context Protocol Servers in Java – Solo roleplaying D&D with agentic AI, #02
Not only can you give more direction to the AI when you’re playing solo D&D with it, you can start to understand how it thinks. I walk through how to use MCP Server tools to enhance solo roleplaying with Claude (and ChatGPT, etc.) and how to get extra information about how the AI is thinking.…
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ChatGPT is very good at making D&D battle maps
D&D battle maps are one of the funnest parts of D&D. Just looking at them is fun, finding them can be a tiny thrill, and making them is a delightful way to spend hours of time. Oh, and using them. I’ve used Midjourney to make D&D battle maps in the past, especially to make really…
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“How you like them apples?”
The phrase “How do you like them apples?” (or “How you like them apples?”) likely originates from American slang in the early 20th century, though its exact origin is debated. It generally conveys a sense of triumph, challenge, or one-upmanship. Possible Origins: World War I Artillery Slang (1910s) – British and American soldiers referred to…
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“Working People”
Is “working people” a US politics shibboleth? ChatGPT Responce: Yes, “working people” is a shibboleth in U.S. political discourse, particularly among progressive and labor-oriented politicians. It’s often used as a way to signal alignment with workers, unions, and the middle or lower class without explicitly saying “working class,” which can carry more rigid or ideological…
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OpenAI reaches 400M weekly active users, doubles enterprise customer base – SiliconANGLE – “The ChatGPT developer currently has 2 million paying enterprise users, twice as many as in September.” With “400 million active weekly users, a 33% increase from December.” And: “The New York Times reported in September that the company was expecting to end…
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New estimates have ChatGPT using 10x less power than previously thought – ”it would actually be more energy efficient for you to have an LLM turn off your furnace than to walk across the house to manually turn the dial.”
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The risk of shadow AI, an example of using ChatGPT Deep Research
Catch-up: yesterday, I went over everything you need for tech strategy and marketing. What do I know about security: limiting AI use in enterprises I find the restrictions on using public AI chat things baffling versus the potential, but obvious benefit. But I don’t know the CISO perspective and way of thinking. What am I…
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Is Fine-Tuning or Prompt Engineering the Right Approach for AI? – As it says.
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ChatGPT vs. Claude vs. DeepSeek: The Battle to Be My AI Work Assistant – Good overview of what Claude is good for and what ChatGPT is good for.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Gov for U.S. government agencies – That should get a lot of enterprise CISO’s to move in allowing AI in their orgs. // ”Since the beginning of 2024, OpenAI said that more than 90,000 employees of federal, state and local governments have generated more than 18 million prompts within ChatGPT, using the…
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Share of teens using ChatGPT for schoolwork doubled from 2023 to 2024 – It’s great for all your education needs.
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Not even OpenAI’s $200/mo ChatGPT Pro plan can turn a profit – I use the AI things a lot and I’m still baffled at how you could use her $200 of it each month. What are these people doing? Living in there? // Maybe it’s the live voice features and image generation? Maybe they load…
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OpenAI finally launches screen and live video observation for paying ChatGPT users – CISO’s must be freaking the fuck out about this.
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Six technology myths and the Big Tech-lash – “So why do people think that it’s getting faster? Well, one of the reasons is they sort of conflate applications with platforms. So sure, ChatGPT gets 100 million people in a couple of months. But why is that? Well, they didn’t have to buy anything. I didn’t…
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What does the public in six countries think of generative AI in news? – Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism – “[F]requent use of ChatGPT is rare, with just 1% using it on a daily basis in Japan, rising to 2% in France and the UK, and 7% in the USA.” But: “Younger people…
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Training is not the same as chatting: ChatGPT and other LLMs don’t remember everything you say – “Every time you start a new chat conversation, you clear the slate. Each conversation is an entirely new sequence, carried out entirely independently of previous conversations from both yourself and other users.”
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