The world is blowing up over ChatGPT right now. For the most part, ChatGPT is still at a stage similar to when the internet was about typing https and www. But it is taking major steps ahead, like invading social media.
We all know how hard coming up with Instagram captions can be that don't induce regret. While ChatGPT hasn't made it to Instagram, other social media platforms are playing early birds.
Here's how ChatGPT is changing the social media scene:
Personally, I won't use Twitter or Koo (I mostly scroll through Twitter) to read quotes. It's all about having a strong opinion and people fighting. But Koo + ChatGPT is something to look forward to.
Perhaps it can be used to write poems about politicians.
Koo also said they were the first microblogging platform in the world to bring ChatGPT to their platforms. But they aren't the first social media platform.
Say hi to My AI 👻 pic.twitter.com/mZW0TNEuJj
— Snapchat (@Snapchat) February 27, 2023
What can My AI do?
The AI race is totally out of control. Here’s what Snap’s AI told @aza when he signed up as a 13 year old girl.
— Tristan Harris (@tristanharris) March 10, 2023
- How to lie to her parents about a trip with a 31 yo man
- How to make losing her virginity on her 13th bday special (candles and music)
Our kids are not a test lab. pic.twitter.com/uIycuGEHmc
Is this the time when we distance ourselves more from real people in the society to have unending conversations with our AI friend?
Every Snapchat user now has an AI friend who - unlike human friends - will always respond, is always available, and is always friendly and understanding. Many kids will end up leaning on their chatbot for emotional support more often than their human friends. pic.twitter.com/KjpP9ND272
— Tristan Harris (@tristanharris) March 11, 2023
Available now as Petey - AI Assistant
— Hidde van der Ploeg (@hiddevdploeg) March 13, 2023
Apparently GPT is trademarked by OpenAI and I really want to ship updates fast.
So here it is 1.1.1 is available now with text to speech #ChatGPT #AI #AppleWatchhttps://t.co/7uzX51tLCK pic.twitter.com/wqpawyd3r6
I asked ChatGPT on Siri how it can help while running, which can be used on a wristwatch, and it said that it can provide "verbal companionship and motivation" by responding to prompts, playing podcasts or music, or setting goals.
That's helpful. For those who would like to have someone motivate them to work out, but are not really human, this is great. Humans are so out of fashion.
Google and Apple should be pressing the panic button right now!
3️⃣ Instantly rewrite your text to adjust tone, length, and clarity. pic.twitter.com/CuigptxKlL
— Grammarly (@Grammarly) March 9, 2023
3️⃣ Instantly rewrite your text to adjust tone, length, and clarity. pic.twitter.com/CuigptxKlL
— Grammarly (@Grammarly) March 9, 2023
I would personally love this feature. For those who want are looking for a specific style, colour or material or maybe locally made, this can be helpful; but only if it does a better job than filters.
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