If you're going to open a late-night donut shop, you're going to need a unique
set of over-the-top donuts to set the proper festive atmosphere. But how to keep
the ideas coming?
I decided to see what donut ideas I could get using OpenAI's
Back when the text-generating neural network GPT-2 was released, OpenAI released
it in stages, in part for fear that people might use the more advanced models to
generate misinformation.
Now in 2022 we do indeed have people passing off AI-written text as human, but
rather than being divisive, it’s
"The Megalodon was a large bivalve, measuring up to 2.5 meters in length. Its
shell was covered in spines, and it had a large, powerful jaw for crushing
prey."
Although the megalodon is the most widely known as a giant prehistoric shark, I
recently learned that Megalodon
How would AI decorate an easter egg?
I've tried this before by training an image-generating model exclusively on
pictures of easter eggs I decorated (they came out plain, if a bit wobbly
[https://www.aiweirdness.com/nonexistent-easter-eggs-20-04-09/]).
I decided to see what I would get using a model
I've tried various
[https://www.aiweirdness.com/april-fools-pranks-written-by-neural-18-03-28/]
methods [https://www.aiweirdness.com/an-ais-idea-of-a-prank-20-04-01/] of using
AI to generate April Fools pranks for you to play on other people (although
often they turned out to be pranks you play on yourself
[https://www.aiweirdness.com/pranks-you-can-do-at-home/]). But this