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In this atmospheric painting, a pale man with hollowed cheeks and dark, wavy hair holds a woman with glowing sea-green eyes on a misty shore at night. While the moonlit scene is shadowed by turbulent waves and looming monstrous figures, their intense connection stands out, as the couple's contrasting emotions add a layer of mystery to the eerily luminous coastline.

The Lovecraft Test, GPT-5

This entry is part 17 of 21 in the series Artificial IntelligenceGPT-5 is out now and I’ve only had a couple occasions to interact with it directly. So, I thought it was time to run it through the Lovecraft test. ChatGPT has adopted this quirk of late where, when it’s done answering your question or responding to your prompt, it says something to the effect of […]

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A dramatic cinematic scene inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's style, set on a stormy cliffside under a pale, glowing moon. A humanoid figure, ethereal and alien, with shimmering fish-scale-like attire and silver hair with tendrils, stands at the edge of a cliff overlooking a tumultuous ocean. The waves crash violently against jagged rocks, and enormous, shadowy, incomprehensible forms rise from the sea, illuminated faintly by eerie green lights. The sky is filled with dark storm clouds and lightning streaks, creating a haunting, otherworldly atmosphere. The perspective is cinematic, with the figure in the foreground gazing out at the titanic, alien shapes in the distance. The color palette is dark, with shades of green, black, and silver dominating. This image is presented in a wide 16:9 format, as if it were a still from a dramatic horror film.

The H.P. Lovecraft Test, round 3

This entry is part 14 of 21 in the series Artificial IntelligenceI’ve run this test twice already and I figured it was probably about time to try it again. If you’ve been reading my AI posts (which is all I post anymore), you may remember past incarnations of what I like to call The Lovecraft Test. I ran it very early on with ChatGPT when it […]

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Aging an AI-generated character

Aging an AI-generated character

This entry is part 13 of 21 in the series Artificial IntelligenceHistorically, prompting ChatGPT (or DALL-E through ChatGPT) for variations or subtle modifications of a single image results in a sort of image degeneration. Not only does the image not get reproduced with the slight variations, but it gets further and further away from what you originally requested. This is something that has been noted on […]

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Rick Astley Ten Ways

Rick Astley Ten Ways

This entry is part 12 of 21 in the series Artificial IntelligenceLately, I’ve been playing a lot with Suno. Suno is an AI that makes music based on your prompts. It’s actually pretty good at it, too. It lacks the ability to edit songs, and the songs it creates will always be based on some formulaic foundation, but so much of popular music is that it […]

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DALL-E prompt: Create a surreal and glitchy scene that visually represents the concept of an AI being disrupted by a simple, repetitive input of 'a a a a'. The image should feature a digital landscape dominated by a large, central figure symbolizing the AI, with its surface breaking apart or distorting intensely in areas where the glitch is most concentrated. Surround this figure with streams of binary code and digital elements that suddenly scatter or warp into chaotic patterns around the 'a a a a' input, which appears prominently in the scene as glowing, floating characters that emit a disruptive energy. The environment should embody a stark contrast between the orderly flow of digital information and the sudden, disordered, and colorful glitch effects caused by the repetitive input. Include visual cues like broken pixels, color aberrations, and erratic digital noise to emphasize the glitchy and unpredictable nature of the bug, showcasing the AI's struggle to process the input logically. This portrayal should vividly convey the idea of an AI encountering a bug that leads to bizarre and unexpected outputs, highlighting the theme of technology behaving in unpredictable ways.

File under: AIs doing Weird AI Shit

This entry is part 11 of 21 in the series Artificial IntelligenceToday, a friend of mine who’s largely the person I talk about weird AI shit with mentioned this: “my ai guy” has mentioned several times that sending a bunch of “a a a a” to chatgpt can sometimes make it output training data.. I’m always game to try new weird shit with AI chatbots. This […]

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An imaginative depiction of various creative uses of AI for music generation, set against a backdrop of diverse role-playing scenarios. The scene includes a representation of AI in the center, surrounded by visual metaphors for different playlists it generated for various settings: a Planescape campaign in one corner, a Call of Cthulhu one-shot in another, and a trendy bar in San Francisco. Each area is visually distinct, capturing the unique atmosphere of each setting. Planescape features angels and devils in a surreal cityscape, Call of Cthulhu shows eerie, Lovecraftian elements, and the bar scene is modern and lively. Musical notes and symbols are scattered throughout the image, symbolizing the AI's role in creating diverse playlists for these different narratives.

How good is ChatGPT at making mixtapes?

This entry is part 10 of 21 in the series Artificial IntelligenceI’ve previously experimented with trying to get ChatGPT to suggest songs to build a soundtrack for my D&D campaign when it ventured into the territory of Planescape. Planescape is weird. It’s a multiverse-based setting where the intensity of beliefs can actually change the geography of the world. As such, there are the obvious ideological wars […]

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ChatGPT + DALL-E, finally

ChatGPT + DALL-E, finally

This entry is part 8 of 21 in the series Artificial IntelligenceMy very first post in this series tried to see what I could do by combining the language processing of ChatGPT to generate prompts for DALL-E (complete with quirky keywords that make sense to robots (I guess) but not humans). The disappointing answer at the time was that ChatGPT didn’t know about DALL-E, and therefore […]

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ChatGPT: I will get back to you…

This entry is part 7 of 21 in the series Artificial IntelligenceSince OpenAI introduced Bing Search as a beta feature in GPT-4, a thing I’ve noticed recently is ChatGPT saying things like “I will get back to you with that information.” Excuse me, what? If you’ve used ChatGPT and understand a bit about how it works, you would understand the problem here. There is no context […]

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ChatGPT’s Bing Search and the “Google yourself” trick

This entry is part 6 of 21 in the series Artificial IntelligenceHave you ever wondered what people who don’t know you might find if they looked you up on the internet? Earlier this month, OpenAI added the ability to add a Bing search capability to ChatGPT 4, so I wondered “what can ChatGPT find out about me?” The results led me down a rabbit hole that […]

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Revisiting the Lovecraft test

Revisiting the Lovecraft test

This entry is part 5 of 21 in the series Artificial IntelligenceOne of the first tests I did of AI’s (or, more accurately LLM’s) ability to creatively storytell was by prompting it to write a story in the style of H.P. Lovecraft. At the time, I was impressed by ChatGPT’s (the only model I tested) ability to pick out common elements from Lovecraft and develop an […]

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