Janelle Shane @janellecshane@wandering.shop

Used GPT-3 to generate new breakfast cereals and descriptions.
Some are a bit questionable.
https://www.aiweirdness.com/new-breakfast-cereals-from-ai/

I went on a quest to get CLIP to recreate those giant wooden playground complexes from my childhood. You know, one of these.

I figured it would work - they already look like a fever dream of an over-enthusiastic AI. I never got close.
https://www.aiweirdness.com/remember-those-wooden-playgrounds/

Behold! Your new AI-generated Christmas entities. https://www.aiweirdness.com/christmas-entities/

Lucrative startup idea: use AI to predict the next toy fads!
Here I used GPT-3 to complete a list I seeded with pet rock, tickle me elmo, and furby. Its job is prediction, and its dataset is the internet. It is made of math so it is infallible.
https://www.aiweirdness.com/predicting-the-next-toy-fads-with-ai/

@giltay Awesome!

I made an interactive AI-generated advent calendar!
Image descriptions by GPT-3, illustrations by Pixray.
https://www.aiweirdness.com/an-ai-advent-calendar-2/

My hobby is getting neural nets to complete lists because even the advanced ones make it weird.

https://www.aiweirdness.com/gpt-3-it-cant-resist-a-list/

Pixray generating "View from the end of the Thanksgiving Table"

Demo here: https://pixray.gob.io/text2pixel/

Pixray Swirl uses CLIP to generate each frame to match my prompt, starting from a shifted version of the previous frame.

Prompt here was "Straight trail leading past a jelly landscape with jello mountains #8bit #pixelart

Come for the jellyfish, stay for the colossal jam jar.
https://www.aiweirdness.com/playing-with-pixels/

After I gave it a few examples of changing one style of text into another, I got GPT-3 to draw on the vast knowledge encoded in its internet training and improve some common error messages.
https://www.aiweirdness.com/use-ai-to-improve-your-error-messages/

@platypus Yup, that seems to be one of the answers it's pretty consistent on!

"Our prototype model, Delphi, demonstrates strong promise of language-based commonsense moral reasoning" https://www.aiweirdness.com/stealing-a-giraffe-from-the-zoo-only-if-its-a-really-cool-giraffe/

If I give it a few examples, I can get GPT-3 to change the style of a sentence. See how it improves my writing!

https://www.aiweirdness.com/how-to-improve-your-halloween-costume/

I decided to see what CLIP+VQGAN would do when I gave it a house and told it to make it haunted.

Original image:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:25Sep2018_Bedford_Gates_Handyside_Victorian_House.jpg
vs modified to better match the phrase "a haunted Victorian house"

@varx Hmm maybe the knock knock jokes? The Ireland You Money Butt joke is mostly plagiarized from the training set: https://www.aiweirdness.com/in-which-a-neural-network-learns-17-04-02/

I decided to give two neural nets a go at the Great British Bakeoff technical challenges. They did both much better and much worse than I had guessed.

https://www.aiweirdness.com/neural-networks-vs-the-bake-off-technical-challenge/

I feel like we often don't acknowledge how very strange US grocery store names are. People just think it's normal to shop at a place called Big Bear or Giant Eagle or Piggly Wiggly.

So I used GPT-3 to add to a list of Perfectly Normal grocery stores.
https://www.aiweirdness.com/very-normal-grocery-stores/

@reinderdijkhuis this is permissible!