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Please Remove Me: A Follow-Up
First off: Holy crow! Last week, I was blown away by the response to my rant on AI, bots, and coded script. I had written about, what I worried would be, a controversial topic.
sleepy draftsPublished 3 months ago in 01Episode 3) Poems on human experiences
On this episode of "The Shrug" I struggle to pronounce names and read some of our favorite creators' works out loud. This ability to read the written word out loud is such a treat, and to hear these words in my voice just gives me such chills. I am awestruck by the words I am blessed to say, and I am so grateful for all the creators who allowed me to read their works today. Please take the time to rate the podcast in your podcast player, and share this podcast with your friends and family. Let us get these Vocal creators more likes and comments, and maybe some new users to the platform. I hope you enjoy these poems, and if you would like to be featured leave a comment and I will check out your stuff.
The Case Against AI Tools for Writing
My relationship with Artificial Intelligence is... complicated. This is partially because there's a big difference between my personal and professional life...
How To Spot AI Poetry
I wrote an article called How To Spot AI about 4 weeks ago, and I realized that I focused only on nonfiction writing. With AI continuing to incorporate itself into everyday life and mingling suspiciously undetected in the fiction and poetry communities, I've decided to follow up with tips and tricks on how to detect AI poetry.
Ashley LimaPublished 10 months ago in 01Arguing with Chat GPT
It started out as something fun. I was curious and I wanted to explore the limits of this AI technology after my friend introduced me to it.
Kayleigh Fraser ✨Published 10 months ago in 01AI: Your new writing buddy?
Artificial intelligence, whatever that means, has been much criticised of late. AI is a thief, a cheat, a hoax, a way of passing off another's work as your own. Worst of all, it has even been said that it will one-day bring about the extinction of the human race. As if we didn't already face enough Armageddon scenarios, from climate change to nuclear war, we now face another from AI, The Terminator.
Raymond G. TaylorPublished 10 months ago in 01How To Spot AI
I know that many writers here on Vocal are concerned about AI, and I'm among them. I strongly believe that AI will never replace art, and you can read more about my feelings on the subject here. Vocal even has guidelines, as new as five months ago, surrounding the topic of AI on the platform, which you can read about here.
Ashley LimaPublished 10 months ago in 01AI on AI: Omni Predicts Current Discussions Around Artificial Intelligence
As more and more Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools become available there have also been additional applications theorized and warnings issued by the scientists involved. Taking a look at vintage issues of Omni magazine shows that our conversations around AI are rooted in a decades-long history of wanting AI to take over human tasks and invent new possibilities, and that it was known that this would not come without consequence. Current AI tools such as ChatGPT can help further these conversations, this time with the direct involvement of AI.
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Grandma Rose's Sunday Sauce
Every Sunday, the air in our house thrummed with a symphony of sizzling onions, bubbling sauce, and the warm, comforting scent of simmering tomatoes. It was a melody that announced one thing: Grandma Rose was in the kitchen, whipping up her legendary Sunday sauce. The aroma wasn't just a delightful prelude to a delicious meal; it was a beacon that drew the entire family together.
Unlocking Creativity: The Potential of OpenAI's GPT-4o
OpenAI live-streamed the launch of its new flagship AI model, the GPT-4o, equipped for accepting audio and visual inputs and creating output perfectly. The 'o' in GPT-4o means "omni," and that implies it can get multimodal inputs through text, sound, and pictures, in contrast to the beginning of ChatGPT, when clients needed to submit text to get a response text.
shanmuga priyaPublished a day ago in 01A Tribute to Motherhood
In the symphony of life, there exists a melody so tender, so profound, that it transcends the boundaries of words. It is the silent sonnet that echoes in the hearts of all humanity—the song of a mother's love. As we celebrate Mother's Day, let us embark on a journey through the realms of poetry, where each stanza unveils the beauty, strength, and grace of maternal affection.
5 Countries with the longest railway tracks in the world
Iron Serpents Spanning Continents: Exploring Countries with the Longest Railway Networks Railways have revolutionized transportation, weaving a web of steel tracks that connect cities, transport goods, and shape economies. Here, we delve into five countries boasting the most extensive railway networks, exploring their historical development, economic significance, and unique characteristics:
Moharif YuliantoPublished a day ago in 015 shortest rivers in the world
While mighty rivers like the Nile or Amazon capture our imagination with their vast lengths, there's a certain charm to the world's shortest rivers. These miniature marvels, often just a trickle or a gurgle, hold their own significance in the local ecosystems and communities they sustain. Here, we embark on a journey to explore five of the shortest rivers in the world:
Moharif YuliantoPublished a day ago in 015 countries that don't have golf courses
Golf, a sport known for its manicured greens, strategic challenges, and sometimes snooty reputation, isn't universally embraced. Here's a glimpse into five countries where golf courses are extremely rare or nonexistent, exploring the reasons behind this absence:
Moharif YuliantoPublished a day ago in 01Revealing The Entrepreneurial Odyssey Of Alexander Zapata:
"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower." - Steve Jobs. Introduction: Alexander Zapata, born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA, is a multi-talented entrepreneur and master of several fields. Zapata, who was born on March 17, 1989, represents a Dominican-American ancestry, incorporating cultural elements throughout his work. He navigates the complex web of opportunity with a strong attitude and a distinct combination of ambition and determination. Zapata's portfolio reads like a symphony of achievements, converting basic concepts into successful businesses. In politics, Zapata utilizes his power to support issues dear to his heart. In sports, he handles the complications of athlete representation with skill and advocacy. As a professor, Zapata shares his wisdom with the next generation of leaders, cultivating the seeds of greatness that will change the world of tomorrow.
Christian BotellaPublished a day ago in 01WHAT IS MEP COORDINATION?
Introduction to MEP Coordination In the realm of modern construction, MEP coordination plays a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless integration of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems within building designs. According to various analyses, on average, MEP costs can reach up to 40% of the total budget. It is crucial to treat this part of the project with special attention.
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