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I swear about a year ago this subreddit was basically a singularity cult, where every other person was convinced an AGI god was just round the corner and would make the world into an automated paradise. When did this subreddit become nuanced, the only person this sub seemed concerned with before was Sam Altman, now I'm seeing people mentioning Eliezer Yudkowsky and Rob Miles?? submitted by /u/IMightBeAHamster [link] [comments]

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I’ve also included some pictures (just found on google, not my own images) to show how I’ve seen it develop throughout the years from barely letters -> barely comprehensible string of real letters -> increasingly understandable fake words. submitted by /u/zonglydoople [link] [comments]

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I want to hook up ChatGPT to control my outdated but ahead of its time WOWWEE Rovio. But until I remember how to use a soldering iron, I thought I would start small. Using ChatGPT to write 100% of the code, I coaxed it along to use an ESP32 embedded controller to manipulate a 256 LED Matrix "however it wants". The idea was to give it access to something physical and "see what it would do". So far it's slightly underwhelming, but it's coming along ;) The code connects to WiFi and the ChatGPT API to send a system prompt to explain the situation "You're connected to an LED matric to be used to express your own creativity." The prompt gives the structure of commands on how to toggle the led's including color, etc. and lets it loose to do whatever it sees fit. With each LED command is roo...