Ingredients: 1 ambitious Scottish nobleman, Macbeth 1 influential wife, Lady Macbeth 3 witches who make predictions and stir up trouble A hearty dose of guilt and paranoia A pinch of betrayal and bloodshed A heaping teaspoon of supernatural elements (ghosts, visions, etc.) Murder, to taste Instructions: In a large castle, combine Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Mix in the witches' predictions, stirring well before adding the murder. Slowly add in guilt and paranoia until evenly distributed. Add a pinch of betrayal and bloodshed, making sure it's evenly mixed throughout the story. Fold in the supernatural elements carefully. Place the mixture outside of the castle for approximately 2 hours or 'till Birnam Wood do come to Dunsinane. Serve and enjoy the tragic tale of Macbeth.
@@blakops000007 ChatGPT can literally occupy you for hours and weeks and years, just coming up with wacky juxtapositional stuff to make you laugh and make you exhausted shortly after I went for like maybe 8 hours in total, it's brilliant fun
ChatGPT gets used a lot for content right now, but this is the first time i’ve seen something that actually requires more effort that just ‘look at the funny reply the AI gave me! smash that like button!’ you really are an icon in an era of internet content defined by nothing but pleasing the algorithm.
I just listened to a podcast that normally has a run time of around 2 hours... it's currently over 130 episodes. They used ChatGPT to select the topics for an episode and it was a very interesting episode and felt fresh, whilst still being true to the topic matter of the podcast.
One of those things only you could've come up with. As a literature graduate who spent a lot of time with Shakespearean stuff, I appreciate this so much. AI to me can be scary and frustrating, as an artist and writer--but seeing it used in this way gives me hope, too. I enjoy uses like this.
@@zakr1187 I mean, *I* would rather see art made with a normal number of fingers arms and legs. But I suppose if you *like* the grotesque creatures generated by AI image generators, more power to you. However equating the images generated by the programs to art is where you fall off the bus.
yeah it annoys the hell out of me sometimes. They could be automating the boring stuff, but instead they're getting machines the stuff to do that makes like worth living - human culture. Looking forward to working in the mines while an AI writes books for me
Across the pond, as if he knew my zeal For robots, Billy Wigglesticks, and meals, Atomic Shrimp used these constituents, With zero need for my requests or hints, In a concoction bound to cause me smiles. How could a fellow so remote in miles Intuit all the things that I like best? And with no prodding, asking, or behest Whilst I did nothing more than snore, and rest, He's made this witty video with zest So relevant to all my interests. At last, I'm out of words. My leave I'll take, -- -- But you can bet your arse I'll cook that cake.
I wanted a cocktail the other day but I'm extremely limited by what I have available. I told it I have bourbon and absinthe (extremely disparate spirits), suggest a cocktail recipe to make. It gave me a Sazerac Cocktail recipe, essentially an Old Fashioned with a glass rinsed in absinthe. And it was excellent! Point is, I think it's incredible for finding recipes when you're constrained on possible ingredients. Just tell it what you have, and see what it comes up with!
Said cake of yours looks good to my surprise That thinkmachine I think is rather wise And luckily no food has gone to waste I‘m glad you could enjoy that lovely taste!
Thanks, Mike, in my opinion one of your best videos ever. I enjoyed the way you tweaked the chatbot and collated the perfect recipe from the results - and apparently, the cake was also perfect. Great work!
Cute, this is a good use of the AI for content and honestly I'm impressed with its attempts at poetry. This also makes me really, really want a sponge cake. With blackberry jam and buttercream, methinks.
I'm amazed it was able to do what you asked, even though it wasn't perfect. That shit is still impressive as hell. LinusTech asked it to build him a PC but you asked something far, far harder IMO and it still gave it a damn good try.
This is a nice idea, I really feel like ChatGPT, any AI, only makes interesting things (for now) when you mix two or more unique concepts, so this is probably near enough the perfect amount of guidance for it
I feel that just "liking" this video doesn't do justice to the depth of my enjoyment or appreciation. It's utterly fantastic, brilliant, original and just magnificent.
The title made me go, "What the heck!?!?" A new and very amusing way to use ChatGPT. Extremely entertaining to watch. Now I too want a piece of Victoria sponge.
To me, “a recipe that never rests,” would indicate that it is used quite often. Imagine it in a book or on a sheet of paper. It would be constantly in the hands of the people that cook the recipe on it.
Victoria Sponge always seems like a kind of “boring” cake. But when it’s done well, there’s nothing better with a nice cup of tea. Quintessentially British!
I wanted to try something weird that it was unlikely to have encountered in its training data, so I asked it for a recipe for broccoli cheesecake. It gave me what may be a workable recipe that included things like mayonnaise and garlic powder rather than sugar. So it's savory rather than sweet, which makes sense for broccoli. I haven't yet decided if I'll try making it.
It amazes me how you did not give up as fast as Ann Reardon did on her try at AI-generated recipes! Somebody stated AI art had one fatal flaw, which was that it did not have any reasonable curation to make sure it was fit for human eyes (or in this case consumption)
The other big flaw is that most AI these days is "trained" by just throwing stuff you scraped from the web at it. Which works about as well as if you tried to raise your kids that way.
@@rolfs2165 Yep. But unlike your kids, a text transformer does not learn a thing from all that corpus, since the words still are just arbitrary numbers to it, not actual concepts with reasonable mental models. If you scale it to that point, it might sometimes guess right, but it's still just guessing, not thinking...
Ann Reardon was using a much less sophisticated AI, and was making a video with a different style of humour based on that lack of sophistication. I enjoyed her video. Being able to take an AI that makes _functional_ cake recipes and do something funny with it requires a definite leap of imagination, though.
@@inventiveusername5191 I liked her video too, but she wasn't giving the AI a 'fair' chance. she just did it for the joke, but Shrimp I think has a better understanding of how to work around the shortcomings of the AI and which promps to give it to get an answer he could actually work with. He did it for the joke too, but he also made it work in the end (with some help) (I'm not trying to argue the AI could actually be used in that way, that would be ridiculous, it's just a fun exercise)
Mr. Atomic Shrimp you and I have probably next to nothing in common, but you are my favorite UA-cam channel. I am always learning from your channel and have been inspired to learn more about foraging in my native South Texas! Cheers! 😊
You are a great man, your passion for exploration, appreciation of nature and the smallest nuances of the human experience. I wish your message was trumpteted to the whole mass of people, a positive view of life. Bless you.
Thy video doth capture mine eye with its charm, With skillful editing and wondrous sight, Its content doth inform and leave me warm, I cannot but watch till end, so bright Thy work is grand, and doth deserve the praise, I look forward to more, in great amaze
Atomic Shrimp's videos are such a treat, His wit and humor can't be beat, His charm and style I truly adore, A fan of his I'll forever be, And when I see his cake, my hunger roars, So please keep making videos, dear Atomic Shrimp
i interpreted the line "the simple recipe, that never rests" as in the recipe never gets a moment to rest because everyone everywhere is making it so often because it's so delicious
I stopped short of signing up an account to try it out so I didn't know that it's supposed to remember the previous statements. And I'm glad you made sure the human element is still needed to make the chat make sense - one can't just take the texts wholesale and claim it as correct and accurate
A great little video! I really look forward to your videos every week. The best part of my weekend is sat up in bed with a coffee. It's the trigger to my brain to relax for a couple of days. Pleasing videos like this one especially. :)
I'm so pleased to see your creativity with ChatGPT - I hope you make more videos with it, featuring John Barosa and the like, or even involving it in your foraging challenges for recipes etc. Thank you for making such fun content.
The collaborations I have thus far seen between creators and ChatGPT have been more and more impressive. Technology has been changing how art is made and experienced since forever. The curve has apparently hit an inflection point once again, and we are about to see an explosion of creativity. Consider the learning of an instrument. At first, you struggle to make sounds that do not drive people from the room, then you master simple melodies and rhythms. Later you are improvising at various levels. Each ability is based on the foundation of confidence in earlier, simpler achievements. Each new level is filled with ever more doors into which unexplored avenues for creativity are laid out, each with more levels and more doors. ChatGPT is indeed such a door, and behind it lie undiscovered avenues for artists, and creators of all kinds, with humanity reaping the benefits. I guess I am all for it.
Thanks for the example use of Chatgpt. Really helps to explain it to those non-technical people that really don’t understand AI or how powerful and potentially dangerous it could be when used with malicious intent.
It would never have occurred to me to ask ChatGPT for a recipe in rhyme form. But the idea is great and now I'm playing around with the possibilities again myself.
I was waiting for you to do something with ChatGPT as soon as I found it, and you did not disappoint, this was amazing! I wonder how scammers would react to this AI? 👀
That first lyric recipe was maybe a German or Austrian sponge cake. These don't contain fat and I can tell you they perfectly work, as long as you don't use any fat at all. Just separate 3 eggs. Beat separately the whites until stable and the yolks with 125 g sugar and a splash of water, then carefully fold in the egg white and a 75g flour - 50g starch mix. Pour in a paper lined mould - no fat here either - it would ruin the cake and stop it from rising. Bake for 10-15 min in a preheated oven.
This is brilliant. And I think AS is being a little harsh on the Chatbot's attempt at verse. I'm with Clarkson that Shakespeare is lost on school children at the time - but I think we benefit from at least having some knowledge. The obvious basis for this recipe is the 'witches brew' from Macbeth. I've always remembered this as 'hubble, bubble, toil and trouble', and Googling this, it seems many others have done the same. Apparently the actual words are: "Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble". That upstart crow didn't consider how we'd mis-remember his words.
One thing you could try is getting ChatGPT to make you a recipe random but realistic ingredients you have or could get. I have tried this a few time and it seems to be quite good at it, though I haven’t actually tested any of the recipes myself. An example of what you would ask is: Please give me a recipe which uses all, but only the following ingredients, allow for seasoning. Carrots, rice, eggs, cauliflower, chicken and satsuma. This is just an example so you could go pretty wild with it. I would love to see you test some of its creations. Keep up the good work bud :D
The reverse is even more funny: summarize macbeth in the format of a recipe
Ingredients:
1 ambitious Scottish nobleman, Macbeth
1 influential wife, Lady Macbeth
3 witches who make predictions and stir up trouble
A hearty dose of guilt and paranoia
A pinch of betrayal and bloodshed
A heaping teaspoon of supernatural elements (ghosts, visions, etc.)
Murder, to taste
Instructions:
In a large castle, combine Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Mix in the witches' predictions, stirring well before adding the murder.
Slowly add in guilt and paranoia until evenly distributed.
Add a pinch of betrayal and bloodshed, making sure it's evenly mixed throughout the story.
Fold in the supernatural elements carefully.
Place the mixture outside of the castle for approximately 2 hours or 'till Birnam Wood do come to Dunsinane.
Serve and enjoy the tragic tale of Macbeth.
@@AtomicShrimp "murder, to taste"
@@AtomicShrimp mate I haven't had literature make me laugh so much before reading this xdd
cool username!
@@blakops000007 ChatGPT can literally occupy you for hours and weeks and years, just coming up with wacky juxtapositional stuff to make you laugh and make you exhausted shortly after
I went for like maybe 8 hours in total, it's brilliant fun
Suddenly I now want ChatGPT to write sarcastic reply emails to scammers
Why not add a few nonsense words into it?
Oh my God, yes!
@@PhoenixASD96 binglebongaroo.
OH YEAH great idea! I'm sure he's is doing this already
As long as ChatGPT calls the scammer a boy.
ChatGPT gets used a lot for content right now, but this is the first time i’ve seen something that actually requires more effort that just ‘look at the funny reply the AI gave me! smash that like button!’ you really are an icon in an era of internet content defined by nothing but pleasing the algorithm.
I'm just impressed how good it did considering that this is something probably completely new.
a video suggestion for me recently was to write BASIC program for a commadore64. It was like this a mixed success and needed a bit of help.
I've been waiting for a good channel dedicated to ChatGPT projects to pop up. Everything is new. It will be my new crack.
I just listened to a podcast that normally has a run time of around 2 hours... it's currently over 130 episodes. They used ChatGPT to select the topics for an episode and it was a very interesting episode and felt fresh, whilst still being true to the topic matter of the podcast.
5:51 "It looks ever so delicate and light, lets get that to the table give it a taste"
BITE YOU SHOULD HAVE SAID BITE 😭
One of those things only you could've come up with. As a literature graduate who spent a lot of time with Shakespearean stuff, I appreciate this so much.
AI to me can be scary and frustrating, as an artist and writer--but seeing it used in this way gives me hope, too. I enjoy uses like this.
I just don't want it to take over and replace all the artist jobs. That would be bad.
@@jwalster9412 no it wouldn't
@@zakr1187 I mean, *I* would rather see art made with a normal number of fingers arms and legs. But I suppose if you *like* the grotesque creatures generated by AI image generators, more power to you. However equating the images generated by the programs to art is where you fall off the bus.
I wish AI was available when I was at school, I probably wouldn't have failed English 😆
yeah it annoys the hell out of me sometimes. They could be automating the boring stuff, but instead they're getting machines the stuff to do that makes like worth living - human culture. Looking forward to working in the mines while an AI writes books for me
This has to be one of the most pleasing videos I've watched in a long time. Very entertaining and inspiring. It's imaginative and clever. Thank you!
Across the pond, as if he knew my zeal
For robots, Billy Wigglesticks, and meals,
Atomic Shrimp used these constituents,
With zero need for my requests or hints,
In a concoction bound to cause me smiles.
How could a fellow so remote in miles
Intuit all the things that I like best?
And with no prodding, asking, or behest
Whilst I did nothing more than snore, and rest,
He's made this witty video with zest
So relevant to all my interests.
At last, I'm out of words. My leave I'll take, --
-- But you can bet your arse I'll cook that cake.
Nice 👍
👏👏👏
Amazing
sedulous.
I wanted a cocktail the other day but I'm extremely limited by what I have available. I told it I have bourbon and absinthe (extremely disparate spirits), suggest a cocktail recipe to make. It gave me a Sazerac Cocktail recipe, essentially an Old Fashioned with a glass rinsed in absinthe. And it was excellent! Point is, I think it's incredible for finding recipes when you're constrained on possible ingredients. Just tell it what you have, and see what it comes up with!
I asked it for a cocktail recipe and it told me that I have a drink problem and that that's probably why my wife left me.
@@ricos1497 Damn!
Wow! You own ABSINTHE? Where in the world? 🌎
It’s kinda cute how you’re still saying thanks and please to it
Said cake of yours looks good to my surprise
That thinkmachine I think is rather wise
And luckily no food has gone to waste
I‘m glad you could enjoy that lovely taste!
so many of your videos are pure art and in original forms! thank for putting smile on our faces
Thanks, Mike, in my opinion one of your best videos ever. I enjoyed the way you tweaked the chatbot and collated the perfect recipe from the results - and apparently, the cake was also perfect.
Great work!
The AI did a better job than I expected. Great looking cake too.
I did so enjoy watching the tins of batter "depart!"
Cute, this is a good use of the AI for content and honestly I'm impressed with its attempts at poetry. This also makes me really, really want a sponge cake. With blackberry jam and buttercream, methinks.
It's obviously using U.S. English though. It doesn't spell "flavour" correctly nor does it know about jam 😹
I'm amazed it was able to do what you asked, even though it wasn't perfect.
That shit is still impressive as hell. LinusTech asked it to build him a PC but you asked something far, far harder IMO and it still gave it a damn good try.
Lovely, I enjoyed the poems, and that cake looked delightful. I might just have to try your recipe!!
This was cute! I like to see how creative people can get with AI like this.
I like that you thanked GPT before asking it to re-word the recipe again. Best to be polite with these AIs just in case
This is a nice idea, I really feel like ChatGPT, any AI, only makes interesting things (for now) when you mix two or more unique concepts, so this is probably near enough the perfect amount of guidance for it
One of my favourite episodes yet!!
I feel that just "liking" this video doesn't do justice to the depth of my enjoyment or appreciation. It's utterly fantastic, brilliant, original and just magnificent.
I quite liked the description of the salt as a gentle net. It's evocative of a fisherman throwing a net, but you're spreading salt in the batter
I really hope this video gets the attention it deserves because its such quality content!
oh man, this kind of video is why I love this channel.
The title made me go, "What the heck!?!?" A new and very amusing way to use ChatGPT. Extremely entertaining to watch. Now I too want a piece of Victoria sponge.
Beautifully illustrated recipe.
To me, “a recipe that never rests,” would indicate that it is used quite often. Imagine it in a book or on a sheet of paper. It would be constantly in the hands of the people that cook the recipe on it.
You did right by getting reiterations and picking out the best bits!! You could make a whole cook book!!!???
Victoria Sponge always seems like a kind of “boring” cake. But when it’s done well, there’s nothing better with a nice cup of tea. Quintessentially British!
This is the content we come here for
I like how you thanked the AI like you were wasting it's time or something
You said it looks ever so delicate and light, but you missed the opportunity to take it to the table for a bite
I wanted to try something weird that it was unlikely to have encountered in its training data, so I asked it for a recipe for broccoli cheesecake. It gave me what may be a workable recipe that included things like mayonnaise and garlic powder rather than sugar. So it's savory rather than sweet, which makes sense for broccoli. I haven't yet decided if I'll try making it.
This is probably the best use of Chatgpt I have ever seen
It amazes me how you did not give up as fast as Ann Reardon did on her try at AI-generated recipes!
Somebody stated AI art had one fatal flaw, which was that it did not have any reasonable curation to make sure it was fit for human eyes (or in this case consumption)
The other big flaw is that most AI these days is "trained" by just throwing stuff you scraped from the web at it. Which works about as well as if you tried to raise your kids that way.
@@rolfs2165 Yep. But unlike your kids, a text transformer does not learn a thing from all that corpus, since the words still are just arbitrary numbers to it, not actual concepts with reasonable mental models. If you scale it to that point, it might sometimes guess right, but it's still just guessing, not thinking...
Ann Reardon was using a much less sophisticated AI, and was making a video with a different style of humour based on that lack of sophistication. I enjoyed her video.
Being able to take an AI that makes _functional_ cake recipes and do something funny with it requires a definite leap of imagination, though.
@@inventiveusername5191 I liked her video too, but she wasn't giving the AI a 'fair' chance. she just did it for the joke, but Shrimp I think has a better understanding of how to work around the shortcomings of the AI and which promps to give it to get an answer he could actually work with.
He did it for the joke too, but he also made it work in the end (with some help)
(I'm not trying to argue the AI could actually be used in that way, that would be ridiculous, it's just a fun exercise)
Mr. Atomic Shrimp you and I have probably next to nothing in common, but you are my favorite UA-cam channel. I am always learning from your channel and have been inspired to learn more about foraging in my native South Texas! Cheers! 😊
Being online so much, my compliance manager used ChatGPT for a company wide email, I called him out on it instantly!
Now I want cake.
the cake is a lie
@@Ashley143qt nah
I don't comment much on videos but I must say I love watching this. One of the best videos I've seen in a long time
You are a great man, your passion for exploration, appreciation of nature and the smallest nuances of the human experience. I wish your message was trumpteted to the whole mass of people, a positive view of life. Bless you.
A fun mashup of baking, food and chatbot. This would be fun to see more of
If only a certain barrister did the baking
Thy video doth capture mine eye with its charm,
With skillful editing and wondrous sight,
Its content doth inform and leave me warm,
I cannot but watch till end, so bright
Thy work is grand, and doth deserve the praise,
I look forward to more, in great amaze
Atomic Shrimp's videos are such a treat,
His wit and humor can't be beat,
His charm and style I truly adore,
A fan of his I'll forever be,
And when I see his cake, my hunger roars,
So please keep making videos, dear Atomic Shrimp
i interpreted the line "the simple recipe, that never rests" as in the recipe never gets a moment to rest because everyone everywhere is making it so often because it's so delicious
Great cake. Love the collab. I think it went well.
I stopped short of signing up an account to try it out so I didn't know that it's supposed to remember the previous statements. And I'm glad you made sure the human element is still needed to make the chat make sense - one can't just take the texts wholesale and claim it as correct and accurate
A recepy that never rests? Well, to me that sounds like a haunted cake! 🎂👻
This was fun! Thank you!
A great little video! I really look forward to your videos every week. The best part of my weekend is sat up in bed with a coffee. It's the trigger to my brain to relax for a couple of days. Pleasing videos like this one especially. :)
Such a fun video! Thanks for making it ❤️
Shakespeare’s Sponge sounds like an intriguing title for a baking blog.
I'm so pleased to see your creativity with ChatGPT - I hope you make more videos with it, featuring John Barosa and the like, or even involving it in your foraging challenges for recipes etc. Thank you for making such fun content.
The collaborations I have thus far seen between creators and ChatGPT have been more and more impressive. Technology has been changing how art is made and experienced since forever. The curve has apparently hit an inflection point once again, and we are about to see an explosion of creativity. Consider the learning of an instrument. At first, you struggle to make sounds that do not drive people from the room, then you master simple melodies and rhythms. Later you are improvising at various levels. Each ability is based on the foundation of confidence in earlier, simpler achievements. Each new level is filled with ever more doors into which unexplored avenues for creativity are laid out, each with more levels and more doors. ChatGPT is indeed such a door, and behind it lie undiscovered avenues for artists, and creators of all kinds, with humanity reaping the benefits. I guess I am all for it.
aww so lucky!!!! thank you and Jenny so much!!! Mmmmmm cake!!
I do believe you should add some cream.
A Victoria sponge we would all have seen.
This has got to be my favourite cake making video.
What a delightful video! Thank you Sir Shrimp!
What a genius idea, I have a whole new range of things to ask ChatGPT to do now!
Thanks for the example use of Chatgpt. Really helps to explain it to those non-technical people that really don’t understand AI or how powerful and potentially dangerous it could be when used with malicious intent.
Man, your vids never cease to impress, keep up the great work! :)
It would never have occurred to me to ask ChatGPT for a recipe in rhyme form. But the idea is great and now I'm playing around with the possibilities again myself.
I wonder if, at some future time, ChatGPT will be able to taste its recipes?
I was waiting for you to do something with ChatGPT as soon as I found it, and you did not disappoint, this was amazing!
I wonder how scammers would react to this AI? 👀
A recipe that never rests is a timeless recipe. :)
Seems lovely.
1:35 That's not just iambic pentameter, that's a sonnet as well!
It never rests could imply that it's a recipe used constantly all around the world.
Genius! One form of intersectionslity we can all get behind. Now I want cake.
Mike, Jenny, Eva and my fellow Atomists, Wonderful. the Joy of Shakespeare and sponge cake dancing together. de Bono would be proud. Hugs Jim Oaxaca
That's pretty impressive to be honest
Shall I compare this to a summer pud?
This is more lovely and more temperat-
Ure-dependent.
Dang!
Exit, pursued by a bear. Or bare bear.
Only someone like Mike would use ChatGPT to create a recipe in prose, lol. Awesome video, lol.
Brilliant! That was such fun! Thank you
you should have asked it to make a cake for atomic shrimp -- now that would have a been a crazy recipe
I've used it numerous times now for poems and songs for birthdays lol. It's surprisingly good when trained.
I really enjoyed this. Only something you could pull off so well.
Fantastic video. Really showcases how using AI can be a useful tool, that still lets human creativity and control shine through.
Fantastic idea for a video,as always Mr Shrimp 👌
That first lyric recipe was maybe a German or Austrian sponge cake. These don't contain fat and I can tell you they perfectly work, as long as you don't use any fat at all. Just separate 3 eggs. Beat separately the whites until stable and the yolks with 125 g sugar and a splash of water, then carefully fold in the egg white and a 75g flour - 50g starch mix. Pour in a paper lined mould - no fat here either - it would ruin the cake and stop it from rising. Bake for 10-15 min in a preheated oven.
Lol. I will have to give it a try - the ad hoc Christmas pudding worked out well - and this being an actual recipe, should be easy.
This could be an entirely new series! The possibilities are endless...
This is brilliant. And I think AS is being a little harsh on the Chatbot's attempt at verse. I'm with Clarkson that Shakespeare is lost on school children at the time - but I think we benefit from at least having some knowledge.
The obvious basis for this recipe is the 'witches brew' from Macbeth. I've always remembered this as 'hubble, bubble, toil and trouble', and Googling this, it seems many others have done the same. Apparently the actual words are: "Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble".
That upstart crow didn't consider how we'd mis-remember his words.
That Iambic Pentameter poem would be incredible for teaching the concept in English language classes
One thing you could try is getting ChatGPT to make you a recipe random but realistic ingredients you have or could get. I have tried this a few time and it seems to be quite good at it, though I haven’t actually tested any of the recipes myself.
An example of what you would ask is:
Please give me a recipe which uses all, but only the following ingredients, allow for seasoning.
Carrots, rice, eggs, cauliflower, chicken and satsuma.
This is just an example so you could go pretty wild with it. I would love to see you test some of its creations.
Keep up the good work bud :D
Nice work :) And good work on the colour of your tea at the end of the video. Good and strong and fit for someone with much hair on their chest!!
Your cake looked delicious 🍰😋.Thanks Atomic shrimp 🤗
That was the best 7 minutes of my day. Cheers.
AI cake. Yum.
Very funny and original. Thanks 😊 from France 🇫🇷
I could listen to you read in iambic pentameter for-freakin'-ever.
(How about a Slaughter Valley PSA short in verse, Sir Shrimp?)
ps- I got an ad for "Rumble" after your vid. Very unexpected given my habits and your content.
Saw the title of this video and immediately clicked
Reminds me of Linus' video where he built a PC using ChatGPT. This is so great. Would love to see more content using ChatGPT as a creative tool.
Even with an AI recipe by Cakespeare, "a smeared face", I prefer watching Mr. Shrimp baking, as I fix lunch.
just realized that the iambic pentameter definition was written as an english sonnet as well; the rhyme scheme is mostly on point!
The part where you like to call it, "Cakespeare" made me laugh almost enough to spit out my salad! LOLOLOL
Funny that the AI took the extra effort to rhyme instead of using blank verse, probably it only read the first scene of Macbeth.
I actually learned about iambic pentameters (and the related) in uni just a few months ago, so you gave me war flashbacks!
Damn, now I try to read all comments in iambic pentameter style of William Shakespear's "Macbeth".
I recently tried having it translate my botanical field notes into iambic pentameter. Happy to have thought of a similar idea as the shrimp.