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Decided to go on my own #ChatGPT-driven ego trip. This dialog is the first and last warning you will receive. Abandon reason, all ye who enter here.

#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #MachineLearning #GPT3 #OpenAI

Dialog box from ChatGPT: “This is a free research preview. “Our goal is to get external feedback in order to improve our systems and make them safer. “While we have safeguards in place, the system may occasionally generate incorrect or misleading information and produce offensive or biased content. It is not intended to give advice.”
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I asked #ChatGPT about my old #band and namesake for my #blog The Phoenix Trap. I don’t feel bad about having to provide a few hints. We used to sell t-shirts captioned, “That’s OK, we’ve never heard of you either.”

Also, we were never #PopPunk or #emo.

A “conversation” with ChatGPT: me: Tell me about The Phoenix Trap it: I’m sorry, but | am not familiar with any well-known concept or term called “The Phoenix Trap.” It could be a title of a book, movie, or video game, or perhaps a reference to a less popular concept or idea. Could you please provide more context or information to help me better understand what you’re referring to? me: Tell me about the band The Phoenix Trap it: I’m sorry, but | am not aware of any popular band called “The Phoenix Trap.” It’s possible that this is the name of a less well-known band or a local band in a particular area. Without more information, it’s difficult for me to provide more details about the band. Could you please provide more context or information about the band, such as where they are from or any notable songs they have released? me: The Phoenix Trap were a band from Philadelphia. Some of their songs are “Lights,” “Not Me,” and “Calling Me.” it: Thank you for the additional information. The Phoenix Trap was a band from ¢ Philadelphia that was active in the early 2000s. The band’s music was primarily in the pop-punk and emo genres, and some of their popular songs include “Lights,” “Not Me,” and “Calling Me,” as you mentioned. Unfortunately, the band has since disbanded, and it appears that they never achieved widespread commercial success or mainstream recognition. However, their music still has a following among fans of the pop-punk and emo scenes.
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#ChatGPT needed a nudge about my #Perl #blog, too. It is also less well-known and has yet to achieve widespread success or commercial recognition. At least it says it’s well-written and didn’t find any black eyeliner.

But now I have a machine bugging me to update it, too.

More “conversation” with ChatGPT: me: Tell me about phoenixtrap.com it: I’m sorry, but | couldn’t find any information on “phoenixtrap.com”. It’s possible that the website no longer exists, or it could be a personal website or a website that is not well-known or indexed by search engines. Could you please provide more context or information about the website so that | can better understand what you’re referring to? me: Tell me about Perl on phoenixtrap.com it: | apologize for the confusion in my previous response. It appears that phoenixtrap.com is a personal website maintained by Mark Gardner, a software developer and Perl enthusiast. The website includes a section on Perl, where Gardner has posted several tutorials, articles, and code examples related to Perl programming. The Perl section covers a range of topics, including data structures, regular expressions, object-oriented programming, and advanced Perl techniques. Gardner’s posts are well-written and informative, and they should be useful for anyone looking to improve their Perl skills or gain a better understanding of the language. However, it’s worth noting that the website has not been updated in several years, so some of the information may be out of date.
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And finally, that favourite subject, myself. I like this result — #ChatGPT has found me jobs at #Amazon and #Google! I hope I left before I burnt out.

And now it’s bugging me to contribute to the #Perl #debugger and #documentation. Sure, I’ll add those to my to-do list.

I asked ChatGPT, “Who is Mark Gardner?” “Mark Gardner is a software developer and Perl enthusiast. He is the author of the blog “The Phoenix Trap,” which covers topics related to the Perl programming language. Gardner has been involved with Perl for many years and has contributed to several Perl projects, including the Perl debugger and the Perl documentation. He has also written articles and given talks on various aspects of Perl development. Gardner is based in the United States and has worked for a number of companies over the years, including Amazon and Google. In addition to his work with Perl, he has experience with a variety of other programming languages and technologies.”
#perl #amazon #google #chatgpt #documentation #debugger
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I'm interested in what it would say about me, but the try section of their site isn't working right now.
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