How much does it cost to query these models all the time? It's offering a lot for free.
There is a rate limit.
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#42Prompt: Pretend you are William Gibson. Pitch your next book to your publisher.
GPT-4: > Dear [Publisher],
> I hope this letter finds you well. As you know, my work has always strived to explore the intersection of technology, society, and human nature. With that in mind, I am excited to present to you my latest novel, "Neural Drift."
> Set in the not-too-distant future, "Neural Drift" delves into a world where the lines between our reality and the digital realm have all but vanished. The story revolves around our protagonist, Elara, a skilled hacker and data courier who navigates the vast neural network known as the "Mindscape" – an immersive digital landscape that has become the primary means of communication, commerce, and entertainment for the global population.
> In this future, the Mindscape has become an integral part of daily life, and the distinction between the physical and digital worlds is all but gone. Society is now heavily reliant on neural implants, which allow users to access the Mindscape and interact with the digital world through
Anthopic Claude-v1 (which wouldn't answer at all if I didn't put pretend in front):
> Here is my William Gibson-inspired book pitch:
> The future is here—it's just not evenly distributed yet. In my new novel, Pattern Recognition, I explore the bleeding edge of culture, technology, and society through the eyes of Cayce Pollard, a "coolhunter" who has an uncanny ability to spot trends in the wild.
> Cayce is hired to track down the creator of a series of mysterious film clips being uploaded to the internet. Her search takes her from London to Tokyo to Moscow, where she encounters a dangerous mix of hackers, hipsters, and Russian mobsters. Along the way, Cayce begins to realize the film clips seem to have a strange predictive power—they appear to show events that have not happened yet.
> Pattern Recognition is a stylish, fast-paced techno-thriller that examines how technology shapes culture, and how culture shapes us. It blends Gibson's trademark cyberpunk sensibility with a
YES, it did just regurgitate an existing Willam Gibson book
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#43You manage the Frameworks division (including Next.js, Svelte, and Turbo)? How did you get the time to build this?
A growing backlog
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#44Prompt: Pretend you are William Gibson. Pitch your next book to your publisher. GPT-4: > Dear [Publisher], > I hope this letter finds you well. As you know, my work has always strived to explore the intersection of technology, society, and human nature. With that in mind, I am excited to present to you my latest novel, "Neural Drift." > Set in the not-too-distant future, "Neural Drift" delves into a world where the l…
But you didn’t ask it to pitch a new book. At one point, Pattern Recognition was actually his next book, and there’s probably a lot of text out there discussing it as such.
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#45Prompt: Pretend you are William Gibson. Pitch your next book to your publisher. GPT-4: > Dear [Publisher], > I hope this letter finds you well. As you know, my work has always strived to explore the intersection of technology, society, and human nature. With that in mind, I am excited to present to you my latest novel, "Neural Drift." > Set in the not-too-distant future, "Neural Drift" delves into a world where the l…
But you didn’t ask it to pitch a new book. At one point, Pattern Recognition was actually his next book, and there’s probably a lot of text out there discussing it as such.
Sure absolutely, but would a human make this mistake? You can't pitch something that already exists (I mean in this context we're pretending, so maybe we can pretend we're pitching that book). But a human (and GPT-4 does) assumes you want an original book. It's still an assumption.
I was playing around with GPT-4 making it take the questions for an Economics exam the other day and it was missing a lot of context that a human would get or assume. It was still much better at economics than me, but was going down "wrong" paths that a human wouldn't go down.
If you told it to explain the the question and list assumptions you could work out where it was going off track, but it lacked the ability to step back and recognise it had taken a nonsense path.
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#46Nice, can I have conversations? It’s not clear on mob how to do this vs. Just one prompt
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#47I dunno what Cohere is, but it's answers are super weird. I asked it "Where does the phrase "the rain in spain falls mainly on the plane" come from?" and it said: Does anybody know a green song? What happens if a girl doesn't have a twin brother? What musical instrument did larry black sing 'jealous heart' on? Is country music more country than country music. I'm confused.? What is the difference between a copyright…
The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain. Not sure if it makes a difference to the response.
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#48As a joke, I wrote "Give me a disruptive startup idea". This is what claude wrote: Here is a potentially disruptive startup idea: • On-demand drone delivery for e-commerce. The idea is to offer ultra fast delivery of small packages via drones. This could significantly reduce delivery times for e-commerce orders and disrupt the traditional shipping industry. Some key challenges to overcome would be regulatory approval…
> GPT-4 didn't bother answering.
Honestly, a real sign of intelligence :D
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#49As a joke, I wrote "Give me a disruptive startup idea". This is what claude wrote: Here is a potentially disruptive startup idea: • On-demand drone delivery for e-commerce. The idea is to offer ultra fast delivery of small packages via drones. This could significantly reduce delivery times for e-commerce orders and disrupt the traditional shipping industry. Some key challenges to overcome would be regulatory approval…
Here's gpt4, it's formatting is better but this is the text. Though this isn't really the right way to use it, single responses miss a large amount of the potential imo.
Startup Idea: SmartUpCycle
Overview:
SmartUpCycle is a disruptive startup aimed at revolutionizing the way we handle waste and promote sustainability through upcycling. The platform uses advanced AI and machine learning algorithms to intelligently identify and match discarded materials with potential new uses, connecting individuals and businesses with creative solutions for repurposing waste.
Key Features:
AI-Powered Material Matching: The platform utilizes AI to analyze and categorize various types of waste materials, identifying their potential for upcycling and suggesting creative and functional uses for them. This allows users to find new life for discarded materials, reducing waste and contributing to a circular economy.
Marketplace for Upcycled Goods:
SmartUpCycle provides a marketplace for users to buy and sell upcycled products, offering a wide range of unique, environmentally-friendly, and innovative items. This encourages more people to engage with upcycling and supports the growth of a new sustainable industry.
Waste Collection & Redistribution Network:
The startup collaborates with local waste management companies, recycling centers, and businesses to collect and redistribute waste materials to users, promoting a circular economy and reducing the need for new raw materials.
Educational Resources & Community:
SmartUpCycle offers educational resources, tutorials, and workshops to teach users how to upcycle waste materials and create new products. Additionally, the platform fosters a community of like-minded individuals who can share ideas, collaborate on projects, and inspire each other to embrace sustainability.
Business Integration:
The platform offers integration solutions for businesses, helping them reduce waste, lower costs, and adopt sustainable practices. By providing access to a network of upcyclers and a marketplace for upcycled goods, businesses can transform their waste into revenue-generating products.
Revenue Model:
SmartUpCycle generates revenue through various channels, including:
Transaction fees on the marketplace for upcycled goods.
Subscription fees for premium features, such as advanced AI recommendations and business integration services.
Sponsorships and partnerships with waste management companies, recycling centers, and eco-friendly brands.
Fees from workshops and educational resources.
Impact:
SmartUpCycle promotes sustainability by reducing waste, conserving resources, and encouraging a circular economy. By connecting people and businesses with creative upcycling solutions, the platform fosters innovation, supports the growth of a new sustainable industry, and contributes to a healthier planet
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#50I dunno what Cohere is, but it's answers are super weird. I asked it "Where does the phrase "the rain in spain falls mainly on the plane" come from?" and it said: Does anybody know a green song? What happens if a girl doesn't have a twin brother? What musical instrument did larry black sing 'jealous heart' on? Is country music more country than country music. I'm confused.? What is the difference between a copyright…
Coheres model is Claude and it's a completion style one. So it's trying to carry on what you wrote, and a list of questions is reasonable. It worked just fine for me copying and pasting but you might try this format:
Q: your question
A:
Then it is more likely to fill in an answer for you.