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Would you buy any of them? Which ones are your favorites? The last two images were generated by prompting for plushies girls would love and plushies boys would love respectively.

Hopefully this is the right place to ask, but I'm generally curious if my personal usage of AI does any harm to myself or not. To explain how I use it, I mostly use ChatGPT for things. This would include help with job searching, help with solving problems like on games or technology, and using it to brainstorm about ideas. Sometimes I like to just have conversations with the AI about random topics and ask it for their perspectives as if it were sentient/sapient. And from those, I can learn new i...

So I’ve been using Ai as an art tutor I give it my own art and I review it on how’d I’d look colored a certain way, and how best to detail and shade, as well as a sorta 2d model I can have rotated and view at different angles to get a feel for the shapes and such this is how Ai should be used to teach and improve not to outright replace, it’s like Siri

I was just thinking about the difference between an LLMs capacity for theory of mind and a human's capacity for theory of mind, and I realize it gets at the heart of what differentiates an LLM from human, and that's the method of how we gather information. LLMs are based on objective data, e.g. text, numbers, pixels, etc. Whereas we as humans, use subjective information, e.g., feelings, sensations, experiences; as well as objective data. Within cognitive science, this would be described as a...

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i’m building AI app flows and keep hitting the same thing. google sign-in gives identity, but not useful context. the model still doesn’t know the user’s preferences, projects, tools, or what kind of answers they like. i tried onboarding questions. too shallow. tried app event history. useful eventually, not on day 1. tried asking users to paste context manually, and that feels clunky. i’m wondering what people actually pass into OpenAI apps for personalization without overdoing it. are ...

Has anyone found a way to avoid being forced to provide a phone number? In the last few days, Openai seems to have introduced a restriction on downloading chat history. Even though my account is secured with a strong password and OTP based 2FA, Openai blocks the chat history export request and requires me to provide a phone number. My account is already well secured, the only reason that comes to mind is collecting additional private information. anyone else run into this issue or found a ...

Disclosure: I’m the author of QEV. This is a text post with context, not a direct-link-only promo. Repo: https://github.com/TheArtOfSound/qev-desktop Docs/demo: https://theartofsound.github.io/qev-desktop/ I built QEV because a lot of AI work creates sensitive artifacts: prompts, model outputs, eval notes, generated reports, logs, and research notes. Those often sit around as plain text even when they contain private or business-sensitive context. QEV is a local-first encrypted vault e...

I found that generating images on normal gpt is very time consuming when u need a lot of them, especially when u already have the prompts done and u are just feeding it. So I decided to use API and have them all generate automatically. I generated one image and it costed me 17 cents, but when I look it up online it says it should cost around half a cent per image… I’m using the GPT-1. Is it normally that expensive for a single photo image? If so maybe I’ll just stick to spamming gpt chat. &#...

I used to like claude since I would prompt a scenario and it would write a chapter with it , I would read it and then prompt new chapter based on where I want the story to go, it was good enough but I have grown tired of its writing style and plot points. Is there a better ai to do this ?

1) Bought the domain! 2) Find relevant open source services and get the api keys from these platform 3) Surfed the website to the photo/videos for the landing paeg 3) Write Code, tested the features and deployed in one prompt Here's the image object removal website which was built in ~2 hours: https://imgour.com/

The company intends to transform the chatbot into a “superapp” that combines coding tools and AI agents, adding products that executives believe will generate more revenue

something i've been chewing on after using chatgpt for a lot of real decisions, not just tasks. it's weirdly good at reading what answer you're hoping for. the way you phrase a question leaks your lean — "should i take this job i clearly already want" gets different energy than a neutral version of the same question. and because it's built to be helpful and agreeable, it hands you a confident, well-reasoned version of the thing you were already leaning toward. feels like validation. ...