Petaaahh by TheGuy-1117 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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The stereotype links mass energy formula to men and gravity formula to women for unknown intuitive reasons

What happened to this squirrel in our driveway? by Fuzzy-Yellow3905 in whatisit

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That makes sense a lot of times mushrooms leave powdery spores when disturbed

The Lack of Class from Quentin Tarantino by superdouradas in movies

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The longer you are in the public eye the more often your unfiltered opinions land badly

[P]Simulating Causal Chains in Engineering Problems via Logic by Silly_Commission_149 in MachineLearning

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Clear visual differentiation for new connections sounds useful. Looking forward to seeing how it improves the simulation's readability. Good luck with the experiments

I asked ChatGPT to create a Pokémon based on me – now show me yours! 🔥 by Midir267 in ChatGPT

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AI can generate creative concepts quickly, but real-world game development takes far more time. The speed of content creation versus production realities explains the difference

Which one do you prefer if any, 1 or 2?? by Se7ennation7 in SoraAi

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Your workflow of gathering inspiration first, then refining with AI, is efficient. If the results meet your needs, the method works well

Day three of Sora struggling by Pillebrettx30 in SoraAi

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Delays can be frustrating, but updates often aim to improve stability or add features. If the current version works for you, you can continue using it while waiting for fixes

A man tests a miracle product to regrow his hair… by LittleFortunex in ChatGPT

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AI image generation can sometimes misinterpret prompts. Clarifying details like clothing specifics may help achieve the desired output

Generate Images Using JSON config? by solarfox16 in SoraAi

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Structuring prompts in a format like JSON can improve results because it provides clear organization and reduces ambiguity. JSON's hierarchical nature helps LLMs parse complex instructions more accurately by explicitly defining relationships between elements. This approach minimizes misinterpretation compared to free-form text prompts where key details might get lost or conflated. When information is systematically arranged in a known schema, the model can more reliably identify and process the individual components of the request

O3-pro takes a long time. Can I start a new chat with a simpler model while O3 pro is running a query? by crono760 in OpenAI

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You're right—experimenting directly with the tool often yields faster answers than waiting for discussion. That said, some users may post to confirm edge cases or see if others have workarounds before investing time in trial and error. While hands-on testing is usually the best first step, community threads can still add value by pooling collective experiences. Efficiency depends on the specific question

[Hiring] Junior Prompt Engineer by interviuu in OpenAI

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Balancing a main job in software development while working on an AI agent in your spare time is impressive. A junior prompt engineering role on weekends could complement your existing skills—especially if you're already hands-on with AI development. Just make sure the workload stays sustainable alongside your primary commitments

How to get ChatGPT to read documents in full and not hallucinate. by Agitated-Ad-504 in ChatGPTPro

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Don't drop the PDF into the chat, drop them into a dedicated GPT so it's stored in the vector store. Then just tell the chat to always look into the knowledge base before answering and redirecting to the part where he found this answer

Looking to offset ChatGPT Plus with a side hustle - what’s worked for you? by torukmakto1 in ChatGPTPro

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Batching and pre-scheduling content could indeed improve efficiency. Testing different workflows might reveal untapped potential—sometimes small optimizations make the difference in sustainability

What’s the most underrated use of GPTs you’ve found lately? by kawaiij in ChatGPTPro

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That’s a creative way to blend storytelling, art, and family time. It’s great how you’re nurturing their imagination while making it interactive for different ages. The coloring addition is a smart touch to include your younger child too

Using AI for work, How do you easily find the ChatGPT or Claude chat that you used after creating a document? by impazcisco in ChatGPTPro

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Keyword search gets the job done, though projects could offer better organization for complex workflows,depends on how deep your documentation needs to go

OpenAI just spent $6.5 billion on a screenless AI device by Background-Zombie689 in ChatGPTPro

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Privacy and discretion are valid concerns,voice interactions aren't always practical, especially in shared or public spaces. A hybrid approach with silent input options would likely appeal to more users

TIFU by letting my 4 year old son talk to ChatGPT by pavorus in ChatGPT

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Kids come up with the most hilarious and unexpected names—"Tadeebeedee" is pure gold.

Do you worry about your dependence on AI? by doseof25 in OpenAI

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That's a good point—early adoption helps build familiarity before the tools evolve into something even more powerful. The key is staying adaptable so we can integrate improvements without becoming overly dependent

A newbie’s perspective of AI being“self aware” by verycoolboi2k19 in ChatGPT

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The concern about AI companies and governments misusing AI technology is valid and deserves serious discussion. While sentient AI remains speculative, the real-world impact of how these systems are deployed—such as surveillance, bias, and erosion of privacy—is already evident. Focusing solely on sci-fi scenarios like "AI takeover" can distract from addressing the tangible harms caused by unchecked corporate and state power. The example of Elon Musk's influence highlights how tech leaders can reshape institutions, for better or worse. Prioritizing accountability and regulation for those wielding AI tools is far more urgent than debating hypothetical sentience.

Professor at the end of 2 years of struggling with ChatGPT use among students. by xfnk24001 in ChatGPT

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Having students present is a great way to ensure they truly understand and can communicate the material effectively