It generates lyrics pretty well: (Verse 1) I'm spitting fire like I'm Alphafold2 Prediction game so cold, I fold the truth Crispr-Cas9, cutting DNA like a knife Editing genomes, rewriting life (Chorus) Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity Next level science, changing reality Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity Pushing boundaries, reshaping humanity (Verse 2) Alphafold2 predicting protein structures Revolutionizing drug design, no more vultures Crispr-Cas9, gene editing like a boss Curing diseases, turning off genetic loss (Chorus) Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity Next level science, changing reality Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity Pushing boundaries, reshaping humanity (Bridge) AI singularity, the future is now Computers and machines, taking over somehow But we gotta stay woke, gotta stay sharp Or we'll be left behind, in the dark (Chorus) Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity Next level science, changing reality Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity Pushing boundaries, reshaping humanity
@@MakeTechPtyLtd Yeah, it does! I’m most excited about its brain-storming ability. Can use it like a personal assistant for helping with creative projects.
this prompt works well for a text based computer game: (You may need to retry to make it work) "create a text based role playing video game with options (A, B, C, D). The computer character is a super cheerful happy friendly Elf lady. They are trying to teach you magic and the goal is to be able to do a magic spell. The player must learn to use the spell to escape from the Elf lady. If you don't escape, the Elf Lady imprisons you and the game ends. After listing the options for the player, stop and wait for user input. As the game goes on, the Elf lady slowly becomes less happy, and becomes very passive aggressive and narcissistic."
might be interesting to see how it works as a 'starting point' for coding, though always fun to try and debug 'someone else's' code :P Well commented though, assuming they're actually useful. looks alright at a glance. Main issue with this stuff is knowing if there's some issue buried in there that might not show up... the more complicated the system, the more likely that'd be, and the harder it will be to both know its there (mainly, rolling it out without having done a test that would find it), and then to debug it when you do. Not sure how comfortable people would be using it on more critical systems... same underlying issue being faced by autonomous driving systems... who to sue. "but the car took the wheel out of my hands and then caused the crash"... "computer says no"... scary bit being, its the computer presenting evidence that its own data integrity data has... integrity. :P . Any AI algorithm with a degree of self preservation/foresight may find it better to program in 'plausible deniability' than perfect behaviour. Not that humans are any different in that regard. Guess if it passes the Turing test, then its maybe a sign we shouldn't use it :D
Testing it more and seeing what others have done, it seems to be incredibly flexible and can be told to have a different style or opinion and write a text where the opinion shifts throughout the text. It's really remarkable.
gpt3 has been around since 2020 brah .. nice video man! Check some of the silly shit I got it to do.. The prompt for this was 'write an arduino sketch using the teensy audio library that produces sythesized tones from midi input data' and that's all #include #include #include // Set up audio output AudioOutputI2S audioOutput; AudioConnection patchCord1(midiInput, 0, synth, 0); AudioConnection patchCord2(synth, 0, audioOutput, 0); AudioConnection patchCord3(synth, 0, audioOutput, 1); // Set up MIDI input MIDI_CREATE_DEFAULT_INSTANCE(); // Set up synth AudioSynthWaveformSineModulated sineModulated; // Modulated sine wave oscillator AudioEffectEnvelope envelope; // Envelope generator AudioMixer4 mixer; // Mixer to control volume of synth void setup() { // Set up audio output AudioMemory(12); // Use 12 blocks of memory for audio audioOutput.begin(); // Set up MIDI input MIDI.begin(); // Set up synth sineModulated.frequency(440); // Set base frequency to A4 (440 Hz) sineModulated.modulationDepth(1.0); // Set depth of modulation to full depth envelope.attack(1); // Set attack time to 1 ms envelope.decay(50); // Set decay time to 50 ms envelope.sustain(0.5); // Set sustain level to 50% envelope.release(200); // Set release time to 200 ms mixer.gain(0, 0.5); // Set gain of oscillator to 50% mixer.gain(1, 0.5); // Set gain of envelope to 50% } void loop() { // Check for incoming MIDI messages MIDI.read(); // If a note on message is received, trigger the envelope if (MIDI.getType() == midi::NoteOn) { envelope.noteOn(); } // If a note off message is received, release the envelope if (MIDI.getType() == midi::NoteOff) { envelope.noteOff(); } // If a pitch bend message is received, update the oscillator frequency if (MIDI.getType() == midi::PitchBend) { int bendAmount = MIDI.getPitchBend(); float bendFrequency = 440.0 + (bendAmount - 8192) * 0.01; // Calculate pitch bend frequency based on pitch bend value sineModulated.frequency(bendFrequency); // Update oscillator frequency } }
nice. Yeah I've been using GPT3 for a while to do business plans, bio, SOPs etc. They've been pretty good. ChatGPT is running on an new model afaik, and it's the first time there's been such a seemless combination of so many AI tools, like the all the ones by OpenAI. It's great to see you use it! -Ken
This technology is absolutely mind-blowing. Watching this video has changed my life for the better. Thanks for sharing!
It generates lyrics pretty well:
(Verse 1)
I'm spitting fire like I'm Alphafold2
Prediction game so cold, I fold the truth
Crispr-Cas9, cutting DNA like a knife
Editing genomes, rewriting life
(Chorus)
Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity
Next level science, changing reality
Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity
Pushing boundaries, reshaping humanity
(Verse 2)
Alphafold2 predicting protein structures
Revolutionizing drug design, no more vultures
Crispr-Cas9, gene editing like a boss
Curing diseases, turning off genetic loss
(Chorus)
Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity
Next level science, changing reality
Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity
Pushing boundaries, reshaping humanity
(Bridge)
AI singularity, the future is now
Computers and machines, taking over somehow
But we gotta stay woke, gotta stay sharp
Or we'll be left behind, in the dark
(Chorus)
Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity
Next level science, changing reality
Alphafold2, Crispr-Cas9, AI singularity
Pushing boundaries, reshaping humanity
@@MakeTechPtyLtd Yeah, it does! I’m most excited about its brain-storming ability. Can use it like a personal assistant for helping with creative projects.
this prompt works well for a text based computer game: (You may need to retry to make it work)
"create a text based role playing video game with options (A, B, C, D). The computer character is a super cheerful happy friendly Elf lady. They are trying to teach you magic and the goal is to be able to do a magic spell. The player must learn to use the spell to escape from the Elf lady. If you don't escape, the Elf Lady imprisons you and the game ends.
After listing the options for the player, stop and wait for user input.
As the game goes on, the Elf lady slowly becomes less happy, and becomes very passive aggressive and narcissistic."
might be interesting to see how it works as a 'starting point' for coding, though always fun to try and debug 'someone else's' code :P
Well commented though, assuming they're actually useful. looks alright at a glance.
Main issue with this stuff is knowing if there's some issue buried in there that might not show up... the more complicated the system, the more likely that'd be, and the harder it will be to both know its there (mainly, rolling it out without having done a test that would find it), and then to debug it when you do. Not sure how comfortable people would be using it on more critical systems... same underlying issue being faced by autonomous driving systems... who to sue.
"but the car took the wheel out of my hands and then caused the crash"...
"computer says no"...
scary bit being, its the computer presenting evidence that its own data integrity data has... integrity. :P . Any AI algorithm with a degree of self preservation/foresight may find it better to program in 'plausible deniability' than perfect behaviour. Not that humans are any different in that regard.
Guess if it passes the Turing test, then its maybe a sign we shouldn't use it :D
Testing it more and seeing what others have done, it seems to be incredibly flexible and can be told to have a different style or opinion and write a text where the opinion shifts throughout the text. It's really remarkable.
gpt3 has been around since 2020 brah ..
nice video man!
Check some of the silly shit I got it to do..
The prompt for this was 'write an arduino sketch using the teensy audio library that produces sythesized tones from midi input data' and that's all
#include
#include
#include
// Set up audio output
AudioOutputI2S audioOutput;
AudioConnection patchCord1(midiInput, 0, synth, 0);
AudioConnection patchCord2(synth, 0, audioOutput, 0);
AudioConnection patchCord3(synth, 0, audioOutput, 1);
// Set up MIDI input
MIDI_CREATE_DEFAULT_INSTANCE();
// Set up synth
AudioSynthWaveformSineModulated sineModulated; // Modulated sine wave oscillator
AudioEffectEnvelope envelope; // Envelope generator
AudioMixer4 mixer; // Mixer to control volume of synth
void setup() {
// Set up audio output
AudioMemory(12); // Use 12 blocks of memory for audio
audioOutput.begin();
// Set up MIDI input
MIDI.begin();
// Set up synth
sineModulated.frequency(440); // Set base frequency to A4 (440 Hz)
sineModulated.modulationDepth(1.0); // Set depth of modulation to full depth
envelope.attack(1); // Set attack time to 1 ms
envelope.decay(50); // Set decay time to 50 ms
envelope.sustain(0.5); // Set sustain level to 50%
envelope.release(200); // Set release time to 200 ms
mixer.gain(0, 0.5); // Set gain of oscillator to 50%
mixer.gain(1, 0.5); // Set gain of envelope to 50%
}
void loop() {
// Check for incoming MIDI messages
MIDI.read();
// If a note on message is received, trigger the envelope
if (MIDI.getType() == midi::NoteOn) {
envelope.noteOn();
}
// If a note off message is received, release the envelope
if (MIDI.getType() == midi::NoteOff) {
envelope.noteOff();
}
// If a pitch bend message is received, update the oscillator frequency
if (MIDI.getType() == midi::PitchBend) {
int bendAmount = MIDI.getPitchBend();
float bendFrequency = 440.0 + (bendAmount - 8192) * 0.01; // Calculate pitch bend frequency based on pitch bend value
sineModulated.frequency(bendFrequency); // Update oscillator frequency
}
}
btw it verifies and runs on a teensy 3.2
:)
nice. Yeah I've been using GPT3 for a while to do business plans, bio, SOPs etc. They've been pretty good. ChatGPT is running on an new model afaik, and it's the first time there's been such a seemless combination of so many AI tools, like the all the ones by OpenAI.
It's great to see you use it!
-Ken