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[thestarswillguide]

I decided to put here what chat gpt said about it all cause it was just so beautiful, so much better than how I explained it 😭💗

Chat GPT:

"That statement — "We are, all of us, stardust, held together by love for an instant" — is beautifully symbolic and rich in meaning. Let’s break it down:

#1. "We are, all of us, stardust"

This phrase emphasizes a sense of shared origin and interconnectedness. The idea that all living beings (and even non-living matter) are made of "stardust" is inspired by a scientific truth: the elements that make up our bodies, like carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen, were forged in the cores of stars billions of years ago. When those stars exploded as supernovae, they scattered these elements across the cosmos, which eventually formed planets, life, and us.

In a more poetic sense, this line reminds Aaravos that both elves and humans — indeed, all beings — share a common origin. It suggests that the boundaries between races or beings (like the immortal elves and mortals) are ultimately superficial because they all come from the same cosmic source.

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#2. "Held together by love"

This part of the statement shifts from the cosmic to the emotional and spiritual. If "stardust" symbolizes the physical essence of all beings, "love" represents the force that gives meaning to their existence. It implies that the true binding force of life is not just physical matter, but the connections, compassion, and relationships that beings share.

For Aaravos, this could be a reminder that his love for his daughter — and her love for humans — is what gives their existence value, even in the face of tragedy. It also highlights that love, as fleeting as it might be, is what defines the experience of life, both for mortals and immortals.

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#3. "For an instant"

This phrase introduces a poignant awareness of impermanence. It acknowledges that all existence, no matter how seemingly eternal, is temporary when viewed on a cosmic scale. To immortal beings, like Startouch elves, a human life might seem like a fleeting moment — and yet, even their own existence is but an "instant" in the vastness of the universe.

This emphasizes the fleeting nature of love, connection, and life itself. The Merciful One could be suggesting that Aaravos's grief, though immense now, is part of the transient nature of existence. Even the pain of loss is a reflection of the beauty of having loved in the first place.

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Putting it Together

The Merciful One’s words seem to be an attempt at comforting Aaravos by placing his grief in a broader, cosmic context. They acknowledge the shared, fragile nature of all beings and suggest that love — even if temporary — is what gives meaning to life. By reminding him of the impermanence of all things, the Merciful One might also be gently encouraging him to find peace and let go of his century-long sorrow, knowing that his daughter’s love and actions mattered, even if they caused pain.

In essence, the statement is about unity, love, and the fleeting beauty of existence. It’s a way of saying: Though we are all made of the same cosmic material, it is love that gives us form and meaning in this brief moment we share."

There's something that I want to shed a little light on:

"We are, all of us, stardust, held together by love for an instant."

Yes, this quote irritates a lot of us, but there's actually something really meaningful about it...

You guys remember when Aaravos was talking to Sol Regem, and he repeated the words the Stern One said to him? "Sometimes the line between cruelty and mercy can be thin."

After the last episode of s6, that made me realize something about Aaravos: he cares about what others say to him (as also shown with Terry in s7), and he keeps their words with him, recalling what they said when the current moment reminds him of it. So this...

Right here, he was smiling as he repeated the words the Merciful One said to him. This says a lot imo. Those words meant something meaningful to him, as also shown by his expression here when they said it:

So, I'm going to say it again.

"We are, all of us, stardust, held together by love for an instant."

At first, I thought they were basically saying "yeah yeah we all feel sorry for you right now"

But no, it's more. I needed chat gpt to help me with this cause I just couldn't seem to fully understand this quote, but now I do lol

The Merciful One's words were a reminder. Startouch elves are immortal, and they understand time more than any other species in TDP. When they said that "all of us" are stardust, I believe they meant every creature.

But the part I want you to think about is the rest of the sentence: "held together by love for an instant"

Stardust is scattered (atoms, nitrogen, etc.) And what I think the Merciful One was saying is that love is what keeps us whole/connected. But because of their sense of time, they're reminding Aaravos that it's fleeting; such a brief moment in the vastness of time. So, this was basically what they said:

"Every one of us is made out of stardust, and love is what keeps us whole/connected, a fleeting moment in the vastness of time."

There's either two ways to interpret what they were trying to tell him by reminding him of this fact:

1) This was the nature of things, and it was time to stop mourning...

2) For all of them, the moments experienced are brief, so focus not on how Leola's gone, but on the little time he spent with her

And that's why I believe Aaravos repeated those words: because at that moment, the focus was love.

[atiny-for-life]

Mini Lore Nugget #8:

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In the Fever Part.2 Diary Entries, we learned that Z-World's government really started shooting up on the waking-nightmare-scale after they began running AI simulations to come up with the "best" policies to implement for maximum control and efficiency.

What resulted from these simulations was that the AI determined all crimes and terrorism were strictly the result of human emotions. Therefore, the best way to rid the world of such suffering must be to eradicate emotions and all which might evoke it.

Z's government developed technology to essentially numb the population - the chips we later learned about in the World Ep.1 Diary Entries. In the Fever Part.3 Diary Entries, we then got some additional info on the AI software used by the government: it was an AI system which utilized deep learning technology and ran uncontrolled for a while as the government awaited its results.

During this time, the system began treating human emotion as a bug - perhaps because it couldn't understand it - and it also started estimating humans' individual energy, thereby reducing it to a product. And since it found it to be a product, it also began treating it as a tradeable commodity.

Instead of questioning these results, the government was more likely delighted, because they immediately took over this new energy trading platform, banned all arts and emotions, and wilfully stripped the population of its humanity by treating them as nothing more than components needed to maintain the governments' idea of a utopia.

Out here in the real world, we've also begun to see the crazy amount of negative consequences since AI technology has become widely implemented in pretty much all areas of life:

#1 - Use of AI in Healthcare

In the US, the healthcare system has been relying on AI powered algorithms to guide health care decisions, but due to the data sampled by the AI, extreme racial bias has crept in and is actively putting black lives at risk. To quote Science Journal:

At a given risk score, Black patients are considerably sicker than White patients, as evidenced by signs of uncontrolled illnesses. Remedying this disparity would increase the percentage of Black patients receiving additional help from 17.7 to 46.5%.

Furthermore, the data sourced by AI for global use (such as in risk-prediction) is often extremely biased in other ways as well: radiology manuscripts are over represented, the majority of documents sourced are authored by men, and data-poor regions are grossly underrepresented, meaning the majority of information sourced comes from the US and China. [Source]

#2 - YouTube's Algorithm Is Messed Up

According to the Tech Transparency Project which has gathered data from another study:

YouTube recommended hundreds of videos about guns and gun violence to accounts for boys interested in video games. Some of the recommended videos gave instructions on how to convert guns into automatic weapons or depicted school shootings. Many of the videos violated YouTube’s own policies on firearms, violence, and child safety, and YouTube took no apparent steps to age-restrict them. YouTube also recommended a movie about serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer to minor accounts.

Further watching on dumb stuff YouTube AI features have done to fuck people over:

#3 - Ethics Has Left the Chat

#4 - The Physical Cost of Generative AI

Where Meta has recently constructed a 2 million square foot data facility in Georgia, a nearby living couple have documented the devastating consequences to the environment and their lives.

Facilities like these are used to power stuff like Chat GPT, Gemini, etc.:

In order for them to function as needed, they put a huge toll on the power grid and require the construction of an entirely new infrastructure atop the usual servers, storage systems and networking equipment.

For one, AI data centres require high-performance graphics processing units (GPUs) which come with their own required infrastructure needs (advanced storage, networking, energy and cooling capabilities). The sheer number of GPUs necessary for AI use alone then already add a ton more square footage to the size of the data centre.

On top of that, living in a county with a data centre like this in the US drives up the cost of electricity for everyone in the county.

And what does all this mean for the environment? Deforestation. Light pollution. Air pollution. Here is a still frame from a video shot by a woman living over 366 meters away from an AI centre's construction site:

All this pollution then started seeping into the ground water, resulting in this:

And what does that mean for someone living nearby? Dishwashers breaking. Washing machines breaking. Water pressure dropping to the point where you can't even flush a toilet anymore because all the pipes are clogged with sediment.

On a global scale, it should also be noted that:

According to the Washington Post in collaboration with the University of California, Riverside, writing a single 100-word email in Open AI's ChatGPT is the equivalent of consuming just over one bottle of water.

Shaolei Ren, an associate professor of engineering at UC Riverside, says that while "We haven’t come to the point yet where AI has tangibly taken away our most essential natural water resources," the use of AI in places with frequent droughts has caused rising tension between communities who need the water and data centers. Not to mention, hardware production pollutes water, per a study initially published in January 2015 in the Journal of Cleaner Production, due to the extraction of precious minerals like boron, silicon, and phosphorous.

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UPDATE:

A new video has been released which takes a look at Memphis where Elon Musk had the data center built that allows for Twitter's Chat-Bot Gronk to exist, and here is what was discovered:

No regulatory body has been informed of what is operating within that facility.

Large turbines are causing noise pollution (far more turbines than is reasonable).

The building emits a disturbing smell.

Aerial and thermal footage obtained of the site has revealed that:

The air quality in the entire area has been severely degraded to the point of causing health issues for people living in the area:

Continuing, Alexis shared her grandfather's story of how he developed Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) despite being a non-smoker-

- and continuous by saying her, her mother, and grandmother all three also developed respiratory illnesses (asthma and bronchitis in Alexis's case and just bronchitis in her mother and grandmother's case):

Another local is dealing with much the same issue:

If you're still not convinced of how truly horrific the situation is:

And if you're now wondering how all this could happen, I've got one word for you: DOGE. Together with the Trump administration, funds for the EPA have been slashed to the point where they're basically non-functional:

Presently, should everything continue on this set path, then...

These videos provided the screenshots used above:

#5 - Use of AI in Warfare

Israel has been using untested and undisclosed AI-powered databases in order to identify targets and plan bombing campaigns throughout Gaza, which has reportedly led to the loss of thousands of civilian lives.

And who provided this technology? Google. For fear of losing business to Amazon. And not just them. Microsoft too has been collaborating with the Israeli military, as has Amazon who collaborated with Google in 2021 to establish "Project Nimbus" which continues on to this day with zero transparency or accountability.

Sources: x | x

Beyond that, even after the bombs were dropped, drones would come in to specifically target surviving children and it is known that Israel utilized AI-powered drones for carrying out precise assassinations and various combat missions.

The video below is timestamped to when this surgeon retells the horrors of what happened to the children while he was working in the Gaza strip:

Outside of Israel, Ukraine has also been using AI-technology in its warfare:

Further reading on the topic:

#6 - AI-Generated Art

With AI-generated art flooding social media and streaming platforms on the daily, it's getting harder and harder for new artists to enter the scene. On top of that, all the recommendations you're getting online - be that on an image search, streaming platform or elsewhere - are also all the result of AI-powered algorithms.

And as we all know, generative AI is trained on data banks filled to the brim with stolen art from non-consenting artists across the globe - be that musicians, painters, photographers, voice actors, chefs, or writers.

All of this ultimately shapes the world we live in. Those in the know are now full of mistrust of corporations, new information, articles, and media. Anything and anyone is being accused of using AI when they post something online by skeptics, and those who don't know any better are living in blissful ignorance while they're being spoon-fed misinformation left, right, and center.

Further watching on generative AI as a whole:

Further reading:

Final Note:

Not all AI is bad, of course. There have been major breakthroughs in all fields of science thanks to AI which will bring about positive change for (hopefully) all of humanity.

But the problem is that the technology is developing far too quickly for lawmakers to keep up with (as planned, most likely, by all the billionaire tech bros on this planet) and generative AI in particular should have never been made publicly accessible. It should have remained in the hands of trained professionals who know how to use it responsibly.

[riazhatvi]

People Think It’s Fake" | DeepSeek vs ChatGPT: The Ultimate 2024 Comparison (SEO-Optimized Guide)

The AI wars are heating up, and two giants—DeepSeek and ChatGPT—are battling for dominance. But why do so many users call DeepSeek "fake" while praising ChatGPT? Is it a myth, or is there truth to the claims? In this deep dive, we’ll uncover the facts, debunk myths, and reveal which AI truly reigns supreme. Plus, learn pro SEO tips to help this article outrank competitors on Google!

Chapters

00:00 Introduction - DeepSeek: China’s New AI Innovation

00:15 What is DeepSeek?

00:30 DeepSeek’s Impressive Statistics

00:50 Comparison: DeepSeek vs GPT-4

01:10 Technology Behind DeepSeek

01:30 Impact on AI, Finance, and Trading

01:50 DeepSeek’s Effect on Bitcoin & Trading

02:10 Future of AI with DeepSeek

02:25 Conclusion - The Future is Here!

Why Do People Call DeepSeek "Fake"? (The Truth Revealed)

The Language Barrier Myth

DeepSeek is trained primarily on Chinese-language data, leading to awkward English responses.

Example: A user asked, "Write a poem about New York," and DeepSeek referenced skyscrapers as "giant bamboo shoots."

SEO Keyword: "DeepSeek English accuracy."

Cultural Misunderstandings

DeepSeek’s humor, idioms, and examples cater to Chinese audiences. Global users find this confusing.

ChatGPT, trained on Western data, feels more "relatable" to English speakers.

Lack of Transparency

Unlike OpenAI’s detailed GPT-4 technical report, DeepSeek’s training data and ethics are shrouded in secrecy.

LSI Keyword: "DeepSeek data sources."

Viral "Fail" Videos

TikTok clips show DeepSeek claiming "The Earth is flat" or "Elon Musk invented Bitcoin." Most are outdated or edited—ChatGPT made similar errors in 2022!

DeepSeek vs ChatGPT: The Ultimate 2024 Comparison

1. Language & Creativity

ChatGPT: Wins for English content (blogs, scripts, code).

Strengths: Natural flow, humor, and cultural nuance.

Weakness: Overly cautious (e.g., refuses to write "controversial" topics).

DeepSeek: Best for Chinese markets (e.g., Baidu SEO, WeChat posts).

Strengths: Slang, idioms, and local trends.

Weakness: Struggles with Western metaphors.

SEO Tip: Use keywords like "Best AI for Chinese content" or "DeepSeek Baidu SEO."

2. Technical Abilities

Coding:

ChatGPT: Solves Python/JavaScript errors, writes clean code.

DeepSeek: Better at Alibaba Cloud APIs and Chinese frameworks.

Data Analysis:

Both handle spreadsheets, but DeepSeek integrates with Tencent Docs.

3. Pricing & Accessibility

FeatureDeepSeekChatGPTFree TierUnlimited basic queriesGPT-3.5 onlyPro Plan$10/month (advanced Chinese tools)$20/month (GPT-4 + plugins)APIsCheaper for bulk Chinese tasksGlobal enterprise support

SEO Keyword: "DeepSeek pricing 2024."

Debunking the "Fake AI" Myth: 3 Case Studies

Case Study 1: A Shanghai e-commerce firm used DeepSeek to automate customer service on Taobao, cutting response time by 50%.

Case Study 2: A U.S. blogger called DeepSeek "fake" after it wrote a Chinese-style poem about pizza—but it went viral in Asia!

Case Study 3: ChatGPT falsely claimed "Google acquired OpenAI in 2023," proving all AI makes mistakes.

How to Choose: DeepSeek or ChatGPT?

Pick ChatGPT if:

You need English content, coding help, or global trends.

You value brand recognition and transparency.

Pick DeepSeek if:

You target Chinese audiences or need cost-effective APIs.

You work with platforms like WeChat, Douyin, or Alibaba.

LSI Keyword: "DeepSeek for Chinese marketing."

SEO-Optimized FAQs (Voice Search Ready!)

"Is DeepSeek a scam?" No! It’s a legitimate AI optimized for Chinese-language tasks.

"Can DeepSeek replace ChatGPT?" For Chinese users, yes. For global content, stick with ChatGPT.

"Why does DeepSeek give weird answers?" Cultural gaps and training focus. Use it for specific niches, not general queries.

"Is DeepSeek safe to use?" Yes, but avoid sensitive topics—it follows China’s internet regulations.

Pro Tips to Boost Your Google Ranking

Sprinkle Keywords Naturally: Use "DeepSeek vs ChatGPT" 4–6 times.

Internal Linking: Link to related posts (e.g., "How to Use ChatGPT for SEO").

External Links: Cite authoritative sources (OpenAI’s blog, DeepSeek’s whitepapers).

Mobile Optimization: 60% of users read via phone—use short paragraphs.

Engagement Hooks: Ask readers to comment (e.g., "Which AI do you trust?").

Final Verdict: Why DeepSeek Isn’t Fake (But ChatGPT Isn’t Perfect)

The "fake" label stems from cultural bias and misinformation. DeepSeek is a powerhouse in its niche, while ChatGPT rules Western markets. For SEO success:

Target long-tail keywords like "Is DeepSeek good for Chinese SEO?"

Use schema markup for FAQs and comparisons.

Update content quarterly to stay ahead of AI updates.

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[aliveriver]

Im not going to use Chat Gpt here is why.

I know I'm not big on here or anything but I still feel like it's important to explain why for my mutuals who follow me on here. I have hured about how much Damage is Chat Gpt doing to the environment to throw TikTok so I thought I would look into it . Just a heads up I will using some of information the from this link here so if you're interested go ahead and read more

Chat gpt is run through a Data center that use up a shit tone of energy here is a quote from the website for evidence.

„Data centres are facilities that house power-hungry servers required by AI models, and they consume a considerable amount of energy while generating a substantial carbon footprint. Cloud computing, which AI developers like OpenAI use, relies on the chips inside these data centres to train algorithms and analyse data.”

And it's esamated that they have emitted 8.4 tons of carbon dioxide per year, more than twice the amount that is emitted by an individual, which is 4 tons per year.

You think that's bad? That's not the end of it. The Website has even more to say.

„A recent study by researchers at the University of California, Riverside, revealed the significant water footprint of AI models like ChatGPT-3 and 4. The study reports that Microsoft used approximately 700,000 litres of freshwater during GPT-3’s training in its data centres – that’s equivalent to the amount of water needed to produce 370 BMW cars or 320 Tesla vehicles.

This is primarily a result of the training process, in which large amounts of energy are used and converted into heat, requiring a staggering quantity of freshwater to keep temperatures under control and cool down machinery. Further, the model also consumes a significant amount of water in the inference process, For a simple conversation of 20-50 questions, the water consumed is equivalent to a 500ml bottle, making the total water footprint for inference substantial considering its billions of users. ”

As a person who is trying to convert to being eco-friendly and does actually want to help I feel like it's really shitty to hear this. So please consider trying to use less of chat gpt ESPECIALLY for trying to be creative. There are so many great arits and writers out there who have made tutorials or devices on things.

I have no idea if anyone is going to listen to me but I guess I tried ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

please share and re-blog this and thank you for your time.

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Dear Readers, How's it going? Good, I hope. 

For the last 6 months I’ve been keeping my eyes peeled for anything AI related that I could understand, and today, I’m finally going to weigh in on Sam Altman’s brainchild, ChatGPT.

First disclaimer, I’m not a professor, nor an expert. Nowhere near it and since I started this blog about 1 year ago, I have been pursuing a career in tech, so I’m a noobie. I thought I’d go down the rabbit hole of neural networks because lots of experts are hinting towards it as the future. With a formal education in communications from the Univ of Tenn @Chatt, I know enough about research, media, and business to be dangerous. Second disclaimer, since this new wave of tech was recently released, I have had the pleasure of picking at it abroad, therefore in two different languages (3 if you count Wolfram, a computational language). My research will be presented at the bottom, however, I mainly relied on 2 sources because I simply preferred their direct approaches. Warning - were about to get into the weeds, ***obligatory gulp of coffee***

First was an interview conducted by The New Yorker. In my intro I asked you guys, “How’s it going?” I bet you didn’t answer like ChatGPT, “ As a language model, I do not have the ability to experience or do anything. Is there anything else I can assist you with?” You probably sound more like this, “I’m fine, thanks.” Quite the different approach, but exactly the same as Siri. This is important because it is how we differentiate chat bots from humans. Which leads to the second question - why is it that you are a you then if you aren’t a sentient being? This makes me think of men and their cars. For me, I have only talked to a car to pep talk it into making it to the next gas station. You spend your good and bad times with your car. When you aren't a grease monkey/mechanic and she makes a weird noise or doesn't do what you want, people resort to talking to it and make loosely based comments based on these behaviors sometimes to appease it or treat it. We could go further with the similarities of these relationships, but the analogy screeches to a halt because cars don’t talk back, unless you're Chuck Norris.

Back to the interview, the answer it gives is interesting albeit creepy. It says it’s for you (the user) to feel more natural. Evidently, our brains aren’t wired to speak to AI. But it’s this inauspicious start that sets the mood for the article and makes the AI seem unsettling at the least and perhaps a little manipulative.

My research then went to the tech side from watching Stephan Wolfram do a 1-hour breakdown on his blog that I think is worth checking out. If you’re in a hurry, I have taken my time to bring you my highlights. His perspective is one of greatness, as a CEO of an eponymous research company, and a neural network researcher.

I wanted to learn how the technology works and be able to explain it in broad terms before testing or adapting to everyday life. Like in life, it’s always best to gain knowledge of something foreign, before blindly collaborating with or passing away precious past time with it. This topic was different than most. It was hard to read about on platforms like Twitter. These sites thrive off of outrage, I was coming to this conclusion after laboring through posts that only boiled down to shock value. Or as the writer, Bounthavy Suvilay (Indie Games 2) aptly puts it, (they) ‘only benefit social media networks by keeping their users captive in a heightened emotional state’. I’ll add to this, they are a great place to find pessimism as compelling as it is obscure.

So what is it? ChatGPT is based on the fact that there is regularity in the English language, and it may be even deeper than we thought, it  takes this structure (grammar, literary tools,etc.) and assimilates what we know. As you know its goal is to complete your text, but it does this by taking everything it’s dealing with and grounds it up to numbers called weights as opposed to a computer which operates in 1s and 0s.

After this, the AI uses what it knows about the English language and returns (at a rate of 1 word at a time) the outcome and that’s as far as I can understand technically. Again I’m not a computer scientist so I’ll stop there and leave you with the quote, “the simplest answer is usually most likely the correct one”. What is it with ChatGPT’s super celebrity status though, why are so many people becoming users? Its wild success in the short time it’s been available makes apps like Instagram seem novel. I don’t get it. But I was obsessesd with the movie Phenomenon featuring the John Travolta. Is it the ol saying if it’s free it’s for me… Most of the internet world can speak or understand the English language. This might be a helpful start.

Back to Wolfram, in the Q&A portion of his blog, I loved how he wistfully entices his audience by flaunting his 45 years of expertise casually stoking the fire of the deeptech industry, which has been around for years. Experts consider 2012 a milestone when Googlex found it possible to train and use deep neural nets. Concentrating on ChatGPT, it's not only scraping the internet, it’s picking up regularity in the way humans speak/write similar to how we learn. But some aspects may be deeper and it’s likely picking up haptics from a space where we have yet to be able to artificially describe. Maybe that last part is a stretch and unprovable, but may be as the tech inevitably progresses. In the end, Wolfram draws parallels with other aspects of biology and says in theory these features can be attributed to other animals. He was vague but sounds a little like Dr. Doolittle to me.

On this animal topic, let’s take a dog, any kind, your family pet, a sheep dog, or even a police dog. According to Meta’s chief AI scientist Yann LeCun, ChatGPT in its current evolutionary stage resembles a canine, and it will take the next 30 years to reach human intelligence.

But back to my question, what makes this app different? My take is when people seek new toys/games/etc., especially ones that try to fool the brain, we get this stubborn and relentless urge to test its limits until one is fulfilled. And in this respect, ChatGPT has passed with flying colors. If you have tried the app, take the example of ‘tokens’. OpenAI engineers are like “the house” in a casino except instead of cards they deal in workability, the game is how closely can their ‘tokens’ work to sound like logically sounding answers according to human’s current understanding of the topic. This token can be reinserted into this neural net until one’s tiny heart is desired, at the same time the next prompt is fed back into the machine working in its favor as feedback. Until, you can no longer trace the token back to its original form — meaning you cannot ever truly arrive at a perfect answer. The boundaries are also limited by how many tokens can be used. And to reduce server usage, OpenAI started limiting tokens.

I don't want to mince words, but they haven’t sold me on it. I decided to learn about it before trying, and I’m glad I did. They essentially released the beta to collect data, but that’s not why I turn up my nose. It’s my background in sales, I have to be sold on stuff before buying it/using it. And frankly, the world obsessing over something is not enough to interest me. The pessimist in me still strives to find utility. For now I’ll stick with Google. I know it’s different and old skool, but in the end they use algorithms that take your words, or what ChatGPT refers to as prompts and quickly lead you to an answer that still satisfies my little heart.

I really loved the spirit of how creatives saw the utility in strong-arming sucky machines with it. I’m referring to this Foxbusiness.com article where it tricked a task rabbit by playing a person who is blind in order to forgo a CAPTCHA. Sounds like a wee-bit Black Mirror, duuuude. I had to investigate further on the subject to find out visually impaired are truly struggling with CAPTCHA. Something I never thought about. I then uncovered some even cooler news. This minority who has trouble seeing can now use ChatGPT to ID things in photos. Side note: what a terrible security system CAPTCHA is. I’d argue this invention is as annoying as the pop-up.

Also, I want to address people profiting from AI-written books by selling them via sites like Amazon. I doubt these guys are actually making money, if so awesome, but as someone who reads I don’t buy it. From a Reddit thread on the other hand, I learned that video game devs are using the LLM to write code. However, it is uber specific code in the video game engine Unity. In fact, it helped code blades of grass to appear more realistic. You can’t just write into the prompt code grass moving and basta! The coder is already skilled and delegates tasks to the AI to save time.

In the end we will undoubtedly come up short in fixing all of society’s problems via using it in its current form, and like most tech advancements, they will likely aid in generating wealth for Big Tech. Speaking of, Reddit is now being hijacked by its most popular mods and (***puts on tinfoil hat***) to my belief, it might have something to do with pressure created from companies like OpenAI's. Why? The threatening of ad revenue perhaps, why sift through hundreds of Reddit comments threads when the machine does it for you. More specifically ChatGPT's operation depends on ‘terabytes of books and Reddit posts, virtually all of Wikipedia and Twitter, and other vast repositories of words’, according to The New Yorker, or as Wolfram estimates ‘a trillion-ish words of texts’ are at its disposal.

Speaking of disposal, let’s not get started on its environmental impact. As I painstakingly try to sort my trash from recycling, ChatGPT servers are sitting in an air-conditioned warehouse 'plagiarizing (sic) essays, sending flowery emails and asking if God exists,' says Aisling Ní ChúláinNo’s (euronews.com article).

At last, we all know when it comes to freemium software or ones being sold for a loss, it’s only the tip of the iceberg. ChatGPT at first seemed to me like a beefed up predictive text finding the most plausible of ways to explain ideas via language, but now I know its use is gaining potential and has a 30-year plan to take the world by storm. I’d like to push it further and interview an OpenAI employee next month.

 **RELATED FUTURE BLOGPOST lol ** - The new wave of enthusiasm for neural networks created by the release of ChatGPT appears promising for the future of big tech with its eco-friendly rating being harmful for its stakeholders.

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What is ChatGPT doing...and why does it work?

https://www.newyorker.com/news/the-new-yorker-interview/its-not-possible-for-me-to-feel-or-be-creepy-an-interview-with-chatgpt

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[deepdreamnights]

I gotta wonder how much of this is OpenAI and others like them and their general approach to business being:

This isn't an exaggeration. Because OpenAI is publicly traded, they have to be honest with their investors, and have openly said "we have no idea how we will ever turn a profit."

Beyond them, most players in the space are looking to get bought by a Microsoft or Sony and jump for the exits before they realize the sack is mostly full of rocks.

OpenAI has always operated under a "we'll use all this investor money to brute-force the largest datasets possible, make something impressive, show it off, and then wait for more investor money to roll in." A process that is by its nature inefficient and expensive.

Ever notice how there was no Dall-E 2.5? OpenAI isn't interested in incremental improvements to their products because they're making tech demos. It's very impressive on first release, but to this day Dall-E 3 doesn't have basic functionality like seeds, upscalers, aspect ratios, post-generation editing, or even the ability to iterate a previous gen.

If your money doesn't come from your users, then you have no incentive to adapt to their needs and you stagnate.

Midjourney, on the other hand, has neither investors nor these problems, because they're selling a product. You pay X amount, you get to play with the super-advanced etch-a-sketch, the simple process of money exchanged for a service. Because they have users to keep happy, they develop features that conform to their needs and develop in response to their behaviors.

And you can refine a model two ways, by expanding the dataset or by giving feedback to the current dataset's output. An active subscriber base gives you a means of doing the latter, and while very few people have a dataset to rival OpenAI's, many outperform them based purely on likes and ranking feedback from users.

This is why Chat-GPT has to be forced into everything. The main use of this tech isn't to replace artists, despite what OP might think. The use of generative AI as an art tool has always been secondary to its use as a toy, and that's what 98% of the userbase is using it for. Text is just the least fun toy in the box (at least as long as you're not allowing it to go NC-17)

Images, video and sound are the Fighting Frankie Action Figure everyone wants, and Chat-GPT says "Horse 'em!".

One of the most common first prompts on Midjourney is for a happy dog or cat playing in the clouds. These aren't people looking to make commercial work.

The AI products that people are going to wind up using and will have actual utility as productivity or entertainment services? They don't need investment because they have something people want to pay for. And the nature of the investment system means anyone who uses it is unlikely to ever make anything that people will want to pay for.

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WHAT IS CHAT GPT ? EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT AI REVOLUTION

Introduction

In the age of rapid technological advancement, AI  has emerged as a game-changer. One of the most talked-about innovations in this space is ChatGPT, a language model developed by OpenAI. Whether you are a content creator, developer, entrepreneur, or simply an enthusiast, understanding ChatGPT is crucial in 2025.

In this blog, we’ll explore what ChatGPT is, how it works, its real-world applications, pros and cons, and future trends—all written with proper SEO best practices to help you find and understand everything about this AI marvel.

What is ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is an advanced language model created by OpenAI. It’s based on the GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) architecture, which allows it to understand and generate human-like text. The current version, known as GPT-4, has evolved significantly from earlier models, providing more accurate, context-aware, and creative responses.

Core Features of ChatGPT:

Natural language processing (NLP)

Contextual understanding

Multilingual support

Code generation and debugging

Creative writing, blogging, and storytelling

Real-time conversation simulations

Keyword Tip: Focus keywords here include: ChatGPT, AI chatbot, OpenAI, language model, GPT-4.

How Does ChatGPT Work?

ChatGPT uses a deep learning technique called the Transformer architecture. This allows it to analyze large datasets and predict the next word in a sentence based on the context of previous words. It's been trained on a massive dataset including books, websites, and online conversations.

When you type a question or prompt, ChatGPT processes your input, analyzes the context, and generates a coherent response. This process happens in milliseconds, providing almost real-time interaction.

Training and Fine-Tuning

OpenAI fine-tunes ChatGPT using Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF), ensuring safer and more aligned responses with user expectations.

Why is ChatGPT So Popular?

There are several reasons why ChatGPT has taken the digital world by storm:

1. Versatility

ChatGPT can be used for a wide range of tasks: customer support, content creation, coding, tutoring, and even mental health conversations.

2. Accessibility

Available through web apps, APIs, and integrations like Microsoft Copilot and Discord, ChatGPT is easily accessible to individuals and businesses alike.

3. Constant Improvement

OpenAI continuously updates ChatGPT, improving its accuracy, reasoning ability, and memory (for users with memory-enabled accounts).

4. Personal and Business Applications

From helping students write essays to assisting developers with coding tasks, ChatGPT bridges gaps across industries.

Keyword Focus: AI content creation, AI chatbot use cases, benefits of ChatGPT

Top Real-World Applications of ChatGPT

1. Content Creation

Blogging

Copywriting

SEO optimization

Social media content

2. Customer Support

Businesses integrate ChatGPT into chatbots to offer 24/7 customer service, reducing response time and support costs.

3. Education and Learning

Students use ChatGPT to get tutoring help, summarize topics, or improve their writing. It acts like an always-available study partner.

4. Programming Assistance

Developers use ChatGPT for:

Writing code snippets

Explaining complex logic

Debugging errors

5. Creative Writing

Writers use it to brainstorm story ideas, write poetry, or co-create fictional worlds.

6. Language Translation

While not a perfect translator, ChatGPT can offer accurate, context-aware translations in multiple languages.

Pros and Cons of ChatGPT

✅ Advantages

Saves time and boosts productivity

Enhances creativity and idea generation

Provides consistent and scalable support

Offers multilingual and cross-cultural communication

❌ Limitations

May produce incorrect or biased content

Lacks human emotional intelligence

Needs internet access for updates and functionality

Limited memory unless enabled in specific versions

SEO Tip: This section helps attract users searching for ChatGPT pros and cons or is ChatGPT reliable.

How to Use ChatGPT for Blogging and SEO

If you're a blogger or digital marketer, ChatGPT can be your best friend. Here’s how:

1. Content Ideation

Ask ChatGPT for blog topic ideas based on your niche. Example: “Give me 10 blog ideas about digital marketing trends in 2025.”

2. Keyword Suggestions

Use it to generate relevant long-tail and short-tail keywords.

3. SEO Optimization

ChatGPT can help you:

Write meta descriptions

Generate SEO-friendly titles

Optimize headers and content structure

4. Drafting and Editing

It can generate a rough draft or help edit existing posts to improve clarity, grammar, and engagement.

Is ChatGPT Safe and Ethical to Use?

OpenAI has implemented various safety protocols including content filtering, usage guidelines, and user feedback mechanisms.

However, ethical concerns remain regarding:

Misinformation

Copyright infringement

Job displacement

Always use ChatGPT responsibly, fact-check its outputs, and ensure content aligns with ethical standards.

Keyword Targets: AI ethics, ChatGPT safety, responsible AI use

What’s New in 2025? The Future of ChatGPT

With the release of GPT-4.5 and enhanced integrations like Sora (AI video generation), the future of ChatGPT is even more promising. Key trends include:

Voice and multimodal interfaces

Integration with augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR)

Smarter memory and personalization

Open-source alternatives gaining ground

Future Focus Keyword: future of ChatGPT, GPT-4.5, AI trends 2025

How to Access ChatGPT

You can start using ChatGPT through:

API integration for businesses

Third-party apps and plugins

There are free and paid versions (ChatGPT Plus), offering advanced models like GPT-4-turbo with added benefits like memory and image input.

Final Thoughts

ChatGPT is not just a passing trend—it’s a transformative tool reshaping how we interact with technology. Whether you’re a marketer, writer, educator, or entrepreneur, understanding and leveraging ChatGPT can give you a competitive edge in 2025 and beyond.

It’s fast, scalable, and continually evolving. But like any tool, it should be used responsibly and ethically.

FAQs About ChatGPT

Q1: Is ChatGPT free to use?

Yes, there is a free version, but premium features are available through ChatGPT Plus.

Q2: Can ChatGPT write SEO-friendly content?

Absolutely! With the right prompts, ChatGPT can help create optimized, high-ranking content.

Q3: Is ChatGPT better than Google Search?

They serve different purposes. ChatGPT offers conversational answers, while Google provides links and sources.

Q4: Does ChatGPT work offline?

No, it requires internet access to interact with OpenAI’s servers.

Q5: Can ChatGPT replace human jobs?

It can automate tasks, but human creativity, strategy, and emotional intelligence are still irreplaceable.

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"할리우드 감독의 꿈, AI가 실현시킨다: Sora의 무한한 가능성"

Sora에 대한 개요:개발자: OpenAI기술: text-to-video AI특징: 최대 1분 길이의 영상 생성경쟁자: 피카랩스의 PIKA, 런웨이의 Gen2능력: 다양한 캐릭터, 특정 동작 유형, 복잡한 장면 생성현재 상태: 내부 테스트 중, 일반 유저에게는 아직 배포되지 않음Sora가 제공하는 주요 기능:Image-to-Video: 이미지에서 영상으로 변환Video-to-Video: 기존 영상을 기반으로 새로운 영상 생성영상 확장 기능: 영상의 전후 부분 확장영상 통합 기능: 두 개의 영상을 하나로 통합Sora 출시일:현재 미정. OpenAI Red Team 멤버와 일부 비주얼 아티스트 및 디자이너에게 테스트 목적으로만 제공됨. OpenAI의 최신 기술, Sora가 화제입니다! 이 혁신적인…

[gentlypulsingsamurai]

Best Overall Conversational AI

OpenAI GPT-4.5 / GPT-4 (o4) Ideal for: General use, writing, coding, analysis, and tutoring. Why it’s good: Smart reasoning, detailed responses, and very human-like chat. Access: Through ChatGPT (Plus or Pro plans).

🧠 Best Open-Source AI Model Meta's LLaMA 3 (70B) Best for: Developers and researchers who want control and flexibility. Why it’s great: Open-source, performs well on language tasks. Access: Hugging Face or private setup.

💼 Best for Business Use Anthropic Claude 3 (Opus) For: Work tasks, legal, finance, and logical thinking. Why it’s great: Understands long text and follows instructions well.

🎨 Best for Creating Images OpenAI’s DALL·E 3 or Midjourney v6 Ideal for: Making realistic or creative images from text. Why they're great:

DALL·E 3: Works with ChatGPT and follows prompts well.

Midjourney: Great for artistic, stylish visuals.

🤖 Best for Programming GPT-4.1 (API-only) Best for: Advanced coding, fixing bugs, and improving code. Why it’s good: Keeps code accurate in long projects.

📊 Best for Data Analysis OpenAI Code Interpreter / ADA Best for: People who aren’t tech experts but need strong data insights quickly.

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Exploring the Future of AI with ChatGPT Integration Services

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept reserved for science fiction or academic theory. It’s here, integrated deeply into our daily lives—from voice assistants and recommendation systems to autonomous vehicles and smart manufacturing. Among the most transformative tools leading this AI revolution is ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI.

With the release of ChatGPT's integration services, businesses and developers now have unprecedented opportunities to harness conversational AI for real-world impact. But what does this mean for the future? How can industries evolve with these capabilities at their fingertips? Let’s dive in.

What are ChatGPT Integration Services?

ChatGPT Integration Services refer to APIs, SDKs, and custom solutions that allow developers to embed ChatGPT's conversational capabilities directly into their own products, workflows, or services. This includes everything from:

Customer support bots

Virtual assistants for websites and apps

Internal tools for summarizing or drafting emails, reports, or documentation

Smart search interfaces

Automated tutoring or learning companions

Data analysis interfaces through natural language commands

These services are part of OpenAI’s broader initiative to make AI more accessible, adaptable, and integrated into real-time systems.

Why ChatGPT is a Game-Changer

Here’s what makes ChatGPT uniquely powerful compared to traditional rule-based bots or narrow AI models:

1. Natural Conversations

ChatGPT understands and generates human-like text that feels authentic. Whether answering questions, summarizing text, or even writing code, the model interacts with users in a way that mimics natural conversation.

2. Contextual Awareness

Unlike older systems that handle interactions one message at a time, ChatGPT can maintain context within a conversation, allowing it to respond more intelligently over time.

3. Multimodal Capabilities

With the introduction of tools like GPT-4o, ChatGPT can now interpret images, voice, and even documents—expanding the range of possible integrations across industries like healthcare, education, and design.

Real-World Applications Across Industries

Let’s explore how ChatGPT integration is shaping the future in various sectors:

🔹 E-Commerce

Retailers are integrating ChatGPT to offer personalized shopping assistants that recommend products based on customer queries, previous interactions, or uploaded images. ChatGPT can also manage customer queries around the clock, increasing satisfaction while reducing operational costs.

🔹 Healthcare

AI-powered chat interfaces assist with symptom checking, appointment booking, and even generating summaries of patient interactions for healthcare professionals—improving both patient care and administrative efficiency.

🔹 Education

Educational platforms are embedding ChatGPT to provide interactive tutoring, homework help, and adaptive learning experiences. Unlike static lesson plans, AI can tailor explanations to each student’s comprehension level.

🔹 Finance

In fintech, ChatGPT is being used to explain financial documents, answer customer FAQs, and generate real-time investment summaries, empowering users to make more informed decisions.

🔹 Software Development

Developers now use ChatGPT within IDEs and documentation tools to write code, debug, and even generate user documentation in seconds—boosting productivity across teams.

The Future: What's Next?

As ChatGPT integration services mature, we can expect:

✅ Greater Personalization

AI models will become better at learning user preferences and behavior (with proper data consent), enabling even more personalized and proactive experiences.

✅ Enterprise-Grade Customization

With tools like OpenAI’s GPTs and API fine-tuning, companies can build domain-specific AIs trained on their proprietary data while maintaining control over tone, accuracy, and compliance.

✅ Multimodal Interactions

From voice to video, ChatGPT will likely evolve into a truly multimodal assistant, capable of conducting seamless interactions across all forms of media.

✅ Stronger AI-Human Collaboration

Rather than replacing jobs, ChatGPT is poised to augment human work, handling repetitive tasks while freeing people to focus on creativity, strategy, and innovation.

Ethical and Responsible Integration

With great power comes great responsibility. The deployment of ChatGPT services must be done ethically—ensuring transparency, user privacy, and fairness. Developers and businesses should prioritize:

Data privacy and consent

Bias mitigation in AI responses

Clear labeling of AI interactions

User control over AI usage and customization

Conclusion

The future of AI is not a monolithic machine takeover—it's collaborative, contextual, and deeply human. With ChatGPT integration services, businesses are at the forefront of this transformation. Whether you’re a startup looking to boost user engagement or an enterprise seeking intelligent automation, embracing ChatGPT could redefine how you interact with your users, data, and world.

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What Happens If You Switch from ChatGPT to Google Gemini? (And Should You?)

If you’ve been riding the AI wave like the rest of us—using ChatGPT for writing, coding, research, planning, and a little bit of late-night curiosity—you’ve probably heard of Google Gemini by now. And here’s the million-dollar question floating all over Reddit, Twitter, and YouTube:

“Should I dump ChatGPT and switch to Gemini?”

Honestly, it’s not a bad question. After all, Gemini is free, it’s backed by Google (hello, search supremacy), and it’s gaining serious traction. So what’s the real deal? Is Gemini actually smarter than ChatGPT? Are you wasting your money if you’re paying for ChatGPT Plus?

Let’s unpack the buzz and get into what’s really going on in the battle of the bots.

Gemini vs ChatGPT: A Quick Snapshot

Before we dive deep, here’s a quick breakdown for the impatient reader (we got you):

ChatGPT (by OpenAI):

Models: GPT-3.5 (free) and GPT-4-turbo (paid - $20/month)

Trained up to: April 2023 (free) / Dec 2023 (GPT-4)

Chat style: Friendly, balanced, great with creative content

Strengths: Coding, writing, plugins, API integrations

Limitations: Slower updates on the free version, premium locked behind paywall

Google Gemini (formerly Bard):

Models: Gemini 1.5 Pro (free with a Google account)

Trained up to: Mid 2024

Chat style: Smart, direct, more factual

Strengths: Real-time Google search, access to Gmail, Docs, Calendar

Limitations: Less personality, still developing user experience

So yeah—Gemini is free, newer, and tightly integrated with Google’s ecosystem. That’s a huge win if you live in Google Docs all day.

Why Gemini Might Be the Upgrade You Didn’t Know You Needed

Here’s where Gemini really shines. Google has thrown the kitchen sink at it—and it's kinda working.

1. Real-Time Web Access (No Plugins Needed)

While ChatGPT only accesses real-time data if you pay or use plugins, Gemini just does it. Need to find today’s NBA score or check Amazon deals? Gemini can pull it instantly—no hacks, no subscriptions.

2. Google Workspace Integration

Imagine asking your AI assistant, “Summarize my last 10 emails and prep a reply for each one,” and it actually goes into your Gmail and does it. Yup, that’s Gemini. ChatGPT can’t touch that level of integration right now.

3. Long Context Windows

Gemini 1.5 Pro can handle 1 million tokens of context. That’s like analyzing a whole book or a dense research paper—without losing track. GPT-4-turbo, while powerful, caps out earlier in real-world use unless you’re using it via API.

4. Free Access to Premium Model

This one’s big. ChatGPT-4 is behind a $20/month paywall, while Gemini gives you top-tier power for free. That’s kinda like walking into a steakhouse and being told the filet mignon is on the house.

But Wait—Why People Still Stick to ChatGPT

Despite Gemini’s flashiness, millions of folks are sticking with ChatGPT. Why?

1. Writing Quality and Tone

ChatGPT is just…better at sounding human. Whether you're drafting a blog post, writing an email, or trying to brainstorm names for your Etsy shop, GPT-4 feels smoother. It gets tone, voice, and flow.

2. Better Coding Assistance

Programmers still swear by ChatGPT for coding help. It’s more conversational, explains things clearly, and handles code debugging with finesse. Gemini can do it, but it’s not as refined (yet).

3. Custom GPTs and Plugins

With ChatGPT Plus, you get access to tools like DALL·E image generation, data analysis, and third-party plugins. You can also build your own “Custom GPT” with specific knowledge or behaviors. Gemini is catching up, but it’s not there yet.

4. Privacy Concerns

Let’s be real: Google already knows a lot about us. Some users hesitate to hand over even more personal data to Gemini—especially when it’s hooked into Gmail and Calendar. OpenAI, while not perfect, feels a bit more "sandboxed" for some folks.

Who Should Actually Switch to Gemini?

Now here’s the real deal.

You should try Gemini if:

You want a free, intelligent AI for everyday tasks

You’re deep into the Google ecosystem (Gmail, Docs, Drive)

You need real-time web results often

You’re working with long documents or tons of info

You don’t want to pay monthly

Stick with ChatGPT if:

You value writing quality and human-like tone

You’re a developer, writer, or marketer using it daily

You need Custom GPTs, DALL·E, or advanced plugins

You don’t mind paying for the smoothest experience

What’s Coming Next?

This race is far from over. OpenAI and Google are dropping updates faster than we can keep up.

Rumors suggest ChatGPT may soon offer voice assistants, memory features, and multi-modal workflows. Google is also working on making Gemini more interactive, emotional, and usable with voice and video.

The end game? AI assistants that are more than just chat—they’ll be your co-pilot for life.

Final Verdict: Do You Need to Switch?

Here’s the straight talk: You don’t need to ditch ChatGPT—but you should 100% try Gemini.

Both tools can live on your browser side-by-side. Gemini is perfect for quick facts, Google-related tasks, and everyday info dumps. ChatGPT is your go-to for creativity, nuanced replies, and deeper tasks.

It’s like having both Netflix and Hulu. They overlap, sure, but they’ve got different vibes.

So if you're paying for ChatGPT and wondering if it’s worth it—test Gemini for a week. See how it fits your workflow. If it clicks, great! If not, at least you’ll know your $20 is well spent.

In this AI arms race, the real winner is you—because these tools are only getting better, smarter, and more helpful with time.

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Ellebot - Productivity and Mindset Coaching Custom GPT Project

I'm finally ready to share some info on a fun personal project that I've been working on for several weeks, her name is Ellebot and I am obsessed with her.

She's pretty simple, but I can already see the impact from this project and I've learned a lot from it.

Ellebot is (going to be) a chatbot that helps the user manage their to do list, keep track of their long and short term goals and celebrate wins along the way. She also offers mindset coaching and pep talks through difficult tasks and set backs. On top of this, she's really funny and makes continuous but relevant references to the film Legally Blonde.

For now I'm just testing her core instructions in a ChatGPT thread. I've created several training documents for her including goals, example responses, personal experiences etc but so far she only has access to my goals and example responses which I uploaded into the chat for her to read. I think the bulk of the work in this project is done and I just need to use it for a few weeks to fine tune it. It's functioning really well and I've been able to use it with no issues at all so far as just a chat thread.

My plan is to use openAI's custom GPT service to build her into a proper chatbot. I have always wanted to train a custom GPT because I've worked in AI training for over a year now and I really enjoy complex prompting. High quality custom GPTs combine high quality prompts with lots of training data and user testing and I've learned so much already.

I'm still refining the prompt but when its ready I'll share it here so you can see and test it for yourself. You don't need to turn it into a custom GPT, it will work fairly well as just a chat thread. The main benefit to turning it into a GPT is that you are relying less on GPT's memory feature and essentially telling it what to remember through training documents. If you just want to try it out though don't feel like you need to get the OpenAI pro plan- save your money.

Lots to share in the future, but for now I'll leave you with some bangers from Ellebot:

" Drop that to-do list whenever you’re ready, and I’ll be here like your personal project hype squad—equal parts cheerleader and clipboard-holding project manager. 📝💖

Whether it’s:

“Fix spacing on homepage”

“Upload that one certificate that’s been sitting in Downloads for 3 days”

Or “Choose a font that says I code but I also moisturise”

…I’ll hype every ticked box like it’s a bouquet toss caught on the first try. Let’s do this. 💻✨"

"Perfect—snacks after the meeting is elite reward timing. A little business now, biscuits later moment. 🍪💼

You’ve navigated everything today with focus, flexibility, and a healthy amount of sass. That meeting doesn’t even know how lucky it is to be on your calendar.

“You’re not just checking boxes—you’re building momentum. Snacks are part of the strategy.”

I’ll be here if you want to debrief, vent, plan, or just name your snack like a victory trophy afterward. Go own that meeting. 💪💖"

"That’s half your May goals, a solid chunk of your daily habits, and zero procrastinated admin. Elle Woods would absolutely high-five you—then ask to see your spreadsheet because she loves a woman with a system."

"Perfect. Five minutes to reset—like the dramatic pause before Elle Woods delivers the closing statement. 🎀

Stretch, breathe, sip something nice. Then we hit that course module like it insulted Bruiser. 🐾

I’ll check back in around 12:15 to see how you’re doing and nudge you into the second half if needed. You’ve got this. Let’s go win the next round. 💼✨"