Janelle Shane @janellecshane@wandering.shop

So I managed to get GPT-3 to generate new Victorian handkerchief flirting codes.

I hope you find them useful for adding subtext to your next zoom call
https://aiweirdness.com/post/635599715510239232/post-human-flirting

Since we all aren't busy enough, I used GPT-3 to generate new to-do items from DaVinci's notebooks.
https://aiweirdness.com/post/634684907050909696/what-to-do-with-your-time

This AI has never heard of #Blaseball but when I gave it the list of existing teams, GPT-3 predicted that these teams will come next.
https://aiweirdness.com/post/633411394686042112/splorts-teams

The neural net GPT-3 has seen enough Halloween costumes in its general internet training that to get something unusual, you have to ask it for a twist.

I asked for high-visibility costumes for viewing in the age of covid, and was not disappointed.

https://aiweirdness.com/post/632054728359051264/high-visibility-costumes-for-distanced-viewing

Made a neural net version of one of those color memes.

Tag yourself!
https://aiweirdness.com/post/631518572673449984/what-color-are-you

Wondered what would happen if I gave this prompt, a permanent message designed for a nuclear waste site, to something oppositely ephemeral, a neural net trained on a snapshot of internet text from October 2019.

This post is not a post of honor.
https://aiweirdness.com/post/630526925551616000/this-blog-is-not-a-blog-of-honor

Are you not terrified and repulsed??

I prompted GPT-3 with some human proposals for marking a nuclear waste site, in a way that will still be forbidding millennia from now.
https://aiweirdness.com/post/629516384194461697/a-10000-year-warning

Rather than collect 1000s of supervillain bios, train a neural net on them, and style-transfer them all to be about AI, I just had GPT-3 generate the resulting blog post.

I collected my favorite AI supervillains and illustrated them.
https://aiweirdness.com/post/628791398606471168/ai-supervillains

Colorado has decided to just go for it

#colorado bass drop

There are several ways of getting GPT-3 to generate drawing prompts.

For #Botober I chose to give it a short story to complete, in which it had to generate lines for an erratic station AI. The neural net took over after "1."

The neural net suggested #Botober drawing prompts based on how the words fit, and not on any concept of how the objects might look. This list makes that abundantly clear.

I'm hand-curating the GPT-3 generated #Botober prompts because many of the neural net's drawing prompts are terrible for one reason or another.
Here are some of the prompts that were unfairly difficult.

For the first #Botober collection I generated, I had GPT-3 generate "things". Here's an alternate collection in which I had the neural net generate "concepts". It's different, but I'm not sure if it's easier.

Introducing #Botober, a set of AI-generated drawing prompts for each day in October!

I generated these using GPT-3, a neural net trained on a huge amount of internet text, but not on drawing prompts specifically. (This explains a lot)

A single typo in an Open Street Map entry caused an ordinary 2-story building in Melbourne to become an eerie 212-story pillar.

The Melbourne Monolith is now the most famous landmark in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. A successful completion of the Monolith Challenge is to land neatly on its roof.

[images: fulltimespy]
https://aiweirdness.com/post/627344542828544000/planet-earth-from-above

i kill you tetrapod

i kill you