The ChatGPT list of lists

Journalists who are nakedly biased, or push propaganda that may serve vested rather than public interests, certainly should be held to account

 How to turn a napkin sketch into a web page.

Hamptons trailer park home sells for $3.75M

Australia’s nuclear submarine plan to cost up to $245 billion by 2055 -defence official Swiss Info 

The ChatGPT list of lists Medium

Medium: “A collection of 3000+ prompts, examples, use-cases, tools, APIs, extensions, fails and other resources. Oh, ChatGPT! Some 2 months on the market and a not so tiny ecosystem has developed all on its own, with lists of prompts, tips, APIs, use cases, extensions, success stories and failures. ChatGPT is the first true foundation model for the mass-market. Some of the posts, blogs, and articles dealing with this new phenomenom, well, really don’t deserve any attention. 

Like “The 10 Best Side Hustles with ChatGPT that Can Earn You $4,000 a Week.” But some of them are genuinely interesting. I’ll try to give you an overview on the more exciting applications.” [h/t Marcus Zillman}

“How does the AI Content Detector work? The AI Detector is trained to precisely predict the origin of the text by using a combination of machine learning algorithms along with natural language processing techniques.  Using a vast dataset of content created by AI and human-written content, the tool is trained to learn the patterns and characteristics of each form of writing and can easily detect it.”

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A 3D Computer Animation of the Panopticon, Jeremy Bentham’s 18th Century Design for an All-Controlling Prison Open Culture

Ransomware Attacks Have Entered a Heinous New Phase ars technica