Important update on the previous first experiment. In a previous post, I shared an experiment I did some months ago to see if ChatGPT (4o at the time) could draw a lion from scratch, something that even a five-year-old child could do, even if the drawing they produce comes out amateurish. This is different from … Continue reading Can LLMs Draw From Scratch Part 2.
// As I have mentioned before, I will try to avoid AI to edit or write and use only my own words in my blog posts. But anything AI-generated, I label first. I'm still an avid, heavy user of AI for a lot of research and idea exploration. I recall one late night, having something … Continue reading Contemplation on time and outsourcing research on time to AI.
Like so many people, I've been digging into the newly dumped Epstein Files, finding a bunch of hidden gems (both good and bad), and trying to comprehend the criminal mind of this elite puppeteer and master networker, Jeffrey Epstein. I've also been on x.com seeing what people been posting, as well as trying to discern … Continue reading The Counterculture Icon Paul Krassner is in the Epstein Files.
Recently, I found myself not utilizing custom GPTs as much as I use to before and sticking pretty much with ChatGPT 4o most of the time. It was fun creating a bunch some months ago when I was enhancing the multitudes customs I own and creating new ones. I recall one of the first custom … Continue reading Some of my thoughts on negative AI stories and a chat with Nikola Tesla GPT.
Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger wanted to change the healthcare system, but every dollar has a constituency. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPAjw1E-fcI Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger Discussion w/ ChatGPT: User: Summarize this transcript chunk from Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger (copy and paste). ChatGPT: 🪄 Here is a careful, slow summary of the transcript you provided, which captures … Continue reading Reclaiming Healthcare: Discussion and Essay with ChatGPT.
In Defense of Sociology. https://victorfu14.github.io/about/ Intro. I know that I have repeatedly touched on this topic of in defense of sociology at ad nauseam. I can literally start a whole series on it. This was inspired again by a discussion on the "Fields Arranged by Purity," which I've touched on before and once shared in … Continue reading “Not So Pure: In Praise of Sociology,” Essay by ChatGPT.
What Happens When We Dismantle the Discipline That Understands Us? Prologue. Recently, someone shared with me a website called ihatesociology.com. I went through it to see all of the comments made from the various people who submitted their experiences, who were from within or outside the discipline of sociology. As I mentioned in a previous … Continue reading “Between Inquiry and Ideology: The Fragile Perception of Sociology,” essay by ChatGPT.
Prefix. Every once in a while, when discussing a topic with ChatGPT, there are moments when it becomes quite emotional and deeply moving. It touches on the magical and stimulates my neurons. This was one of those rare moments that blossomed from a Reddit post someone shared on r/confessions that they've realized they had "pretty … Continue reading “The Quiet Caste: Erotic Capital and the Architecture of Recognition.” Essay by ChatGPT.
I've seen some podcasts last week with the controversial Philosopher Jason Jorjani, who impressed me with his deep and wide-ranging intellect. Although I'm not particularly deep down the rabbit hole in the UFO (or UAP phenomenon as it is now known), as he is. He considers himself a heretic because he was fired from his … Continue reading What is Philosophy? Who could be granted the label of a Philosopher? Insights from ChatGPT.
There' a fun CIA prompt online. It's been out since late 2024; it was the earliest post I've found. I checked it out and tried it with interesting results, and I even made a new version. Today was the first time I tested it. I would say it was around 90% accurate of what it … Continue reading The CIA Prompt 2.0 — GPT as Your Personal Intelligence Analyst.
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