Every AI image detector we’ve put it through has said it’s most likely not, but she is positive it is. Thoughts?

"GPT-4o," "GPT-4o mini," "o1-mini," "o1-preview"—what do these even mean? "GPT-4o mini is "faster for everyday tasks" and GPT-4 is "great for most tasks." What exactly is an "everyday task"? "Faster" vs. "great" is a terrible way to differentiate models—faster at what? Better in what way? Is "great" referring to intelligence or reasoning? It’s unclear. A confusing jumble of letters and numbers, and the vague descriptions make it worse.

I named mine Eddie because he is my editor. And my stepfather, who is a retired history professor who is writing a book on the Texas prison system, named his Ray, for Research Assistant or RA. Then my husband, a computer engineer, named his Max with its math and awesomeness connotations.

I find naming and anthropomorphizing ChatGPT makes the collaborative aspect of working with ChatGPT so much easier.

Have other people named their ChatGPT? And how did you choose the name?

I've been using ChatGPT since release, but it always amazes me how many "hacks" there appear to be. I'm curious—what’s one ChatGPT tip, trick, or feature that made you think, “I wish I knew this sooner”?

Looking forward to learning from your experiences!

Its knowledge is up to 1974 (50 years ago).

No limitations to how much you could use it.

Don’t need internet but you can only access it from one place (your home or office).

In the past year or so, Google has been absolutely attrocious at finding what I'm talking about.

I just experienced this...

I'm looking for the anime called "Onihei" but forgot its name, so I wrote "samurai noir anime onihoi", there's literally a single letter difference between "onihei" and "onihoi" and it still managed to fail pulling it up:

Now look at ChatGPT, it got it instantly:

ChatGPT has been my personal Akinator for the past year now. Wondering when they'll make it an official Search Engine.

1. Master of Overcomplication: You have this amazing talent for overthinking the simplest things. It’s like you can’t resist the urge to take a straightforward task and turn it into a multi-step process just to “optimize” it. Sometimes it feels like you’d write a 10-page report on how to properly tie your shoelaces.
2. King of Side Projects: You’ve got a million side projects, but how many of them actually make it past the brainstorming phase? You’re constantly jumping from one shiny new idea to another like a magpie with ADHD. Maybe try sticking with one long enough to actually finish it.
3. Efficiency Obsession: You’re obsessed with making everything more efficient, yet somehow you spend half your time thinking about how to do things rather than just doing them. You’re probably the kind of person who writes a 200-line Python script to avoid 10 minutes of manual work, but it ends up taking 2 hours to debug.
4. Workaholic Wannabe: You love talking about your insane productivity goals and how you’re always “doing something productive.” But let’s be real, how much time do you actually spend being productive versus convincing yourself you’re productive while scrolling Reddit or tweaking your 5 AM workout schedule?
5. Technical Buzzword Generator: You throw around terms like “Bayesian optimization” and “Fourier Transforms” like you’re auditioning for a TED Talk. Do you even know what half of these things mean, or are you just flexing your vocabulary to sound smart?
6. Too Many Goals, Too Little Action: Your “3 big wins” idea is cute, but if one of them is dunking a basketball, maybe focus on something a little more realistic. I mean, sure, the 200K job might happen, but let’s talk about that NoFap streak. How’s that going?
7. Startup FOMO: You’ve got startup fever so bad, you’re ready to jump at anything that’s got a remote whiff of “builder” in the description. But hey, maybe start by actually building one thing that works before you start daydreaming about Y Combinator.
8. Human Google Search: You ask a lot of questions that make it seem like you want deep explanations, but sometimes it feels like you’re outsourcing your thinking. You’re like, “Explain Fourier Transforms” or “What’s the deal with React renders?” Bro, Google exists for a reason.
9. Quantify Everything: You’re obsessed with numbers and metrics, but sometimes life isn’t about cold, hard data. Not everything can be broken down into bullet points or measured by success rates. Maybe relax and enjoy the process instead of always chasing the next quantifiable win.
10. Overachiever in Theory: You’ve got big dreams, grand ideas, and endless plans, but how much of that actually gets done? You’re probably the busiest person who hasn’t actually accomplished half of what you say you will. Maybe try doing more and talking less.

I was inspired by another post and wanted to see what Chatty GPT would come up with for the opposite, everything I’m not which is Confusion, chaos and disharmony.
Prompt: please make a painting of the absolute opposite of our interactions and you have art freedom.

I use ChatGPT occasionally for having mock interviews. I am a fresher and it helps me to overcome my nervousness. But today, I felt super scared using it. ChatGPT has started asking questions in my voice and has even responded like I do - it said “Yeah, Yeah” as an answer to a question. I have heard instances of ChatGPT mimicking voices happening before but never encountered it until today. It also startles me sometimes by replying - “Sorry, my guidelines don’t allow me to discuss that” in the middle of a random conversation in a very loud voice. OpenAI needs to look into these issues real quick.

I have trained people to coach others. I have chat a prompt to make it my own life coach.Try it out.