Tag: chatgpt

Applying a sociological lens to answer a Reddit question with ChatGPT and an explanation of Sociology as a discipline.

Reddit Post from 6 months ago. I saw a Reddit post that I think was a great example to explain sociology as a discipline, at least one aspect of it. It is the broadest and big picture of the social sciences that dwells usually in the realm of theory but is still related to the real … Continue reading Applying a sociological lens to answer a Reddit question with ChatGPT and an explanation of Sociology as a discipline. →

ChatGPT’s Breakdown of the “Trump’s Trade War is a Class War” video.

https://youtu.be/190AQctOKk0?si=mO4OR-r4vmZCsBxi Analyzing Finance with Nick. In recent days, there's been a flood of different analyses, opinions, debates, memes, jokes, or merely perspectives on President Donald Trump's trade war chaos. I would recommend watching Chamath's Pilihapatiya's interview on FLAGRANT (which I covered with GPT), as we as The All In Podcast, where there was a debate … Continue reading ChatGPT’s Breakdown of the “Trump’s Trade War is a Class War” video. →

Can Bill Pulte Help the US Housing Crisis? Discussion with ChatGPT.

https://youtu.be/TkDH41t-MR8?si=-iRVaNWQzOQmqd6C Bill Pulte Hearing. Bill Pulte, for those of you who may not know, was appointed by President Donald Trump to lead the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). He is a legacy grandchild of William J. Pulte, who built homes and started PulteGroup. PulteGroup has built over ~800,000 homes since its founding. As of 2023, … Continue reading Can Bill Pulte Help the US Housing Crisis? Discussion with ChatGPT. →

The High Cost of Living in New York City Discussion with ChatGPT. Financialization, Greed, and Corruption have gentrified the city.

Introduction. My take on New York City’s high cost of living crisis is simple: The government’s response was too little, too late. Sure, some things were unforeseeable — like the pandemic and the recent migrant crisis, both of which put immense strain on the city’s resources. But the affordability crisis itself wasn’t a surprise. The warning signs … Continue reading The High Cost of Living in New York City Discussion with ChatGPT. Financialization, Greed, and Corruption have gentrified the city. →

Part 2: ChatGPT’s Breakdown of Mar-ar-Largo Accord, Trump’s Tariffs. Continued Discussion from Chamath’s take on the FRAGRANT Podcast.

User: What's the Mar-a-Lago Accord? ChatGPT: The Mar-a-Lago Accord is a proposed economic strategy developed under the Trump administration, aimed at resetting global trade and finance. With key support from Vice-President J.D. Vance, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and Stephen Miran from the Council of Economic Advisers, the plan addresses the issue of the strong US … Continue reading Part 2: ChatGPT’s Breakdown of Mar-ar-Largo Accord, Trump’s Tariffs. Continued Discussion from Chamath’s take on the FRAGRANT Podcast. →

ChatGPT’s Breakdown of Chamath Palihapitiya interview on the FLAGRANT podcast.

Prefix I fed the superior thinking AI machine (ChatGPT) a full transcript, albeit in chunks, to digest and interrogate in depth the claims Chamath Palihapitiya made on the Flagrant podcast concerning the recent President Trump tariff debacle. I've already seen many other perspectives by pundits, but this one was different and stood out because it … Continue reading ChatGPT’s Breakdown of Chamath Palihapitiya interview on the FLAGRANT podcast. →

Sincere Doubt: Metamodernism, Insights from ChatGPT.

I was looking through old chatlogs of ChatGPT, trying to create a second memory, while failing miserably, and I came across a discussion on different ontological perspectives. Ontology is a branch of metaphysics in philosophy, but it also crosses over and overlaps with other domains, such as my own area in the social sciences. It … Continue reading Sincere Doubt: Metamodernism, Insights from ChatGPT. →

Discussion with ChatGPT on AI 2027 Paper.

https://ai-2027.com/ The AI 2027 paper is an ambitious prediction that lays out a possible scenario for the future and progression of AI. Unsurprisingly, AI maximalists are highly critical of the paper and are essentially dismissing it as glorified doomer paper. I still read it in the spirit of entertaining the thought of the What-Ifs moment, … Continue reading Discussion with ChatGPT on AI 2027 Paper. →

Ungrasping the Intuitive Mind: A chat with ChatGPT on Intuition.

Credit: Unknown original source. Introduction I found an interesting image above on X that many folks were sharing that displays in a few diagrams how different ways of our (human) processes work. The first diagram is just "Information," dots that are unconnected, seemingly random, and possibly unrelated. This information is unfiltered, possibly overwhelming with a … Continue reading Ungrasping the Intuitive Mind: A chat with ChatGPT on Intuition. →