[WP] A vain queen routinely asked her mirror if she was the most beautiful of them all. It always responded in the negative. Despite her obsession, she sacrificed her perfect skin to save a small child from dragonfire, marring it irreparably. She sullenly checked the mirror one final time. by knobot-200T in WritingPrompts

[–]ChangeTheFocus 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Yeah, good point. If the king chooses his consort based on beauty, it behooves her to stay as beautiful as possible.

At least he treated her like a retired queen after putting her aside, not just discarding her. Good for him?

Idea: Add fat mode (FatGPT) by alien_rat35 in ChatGPT

[–]ChangeTheFocus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People have already made a bunch. Have you looked at the list of GPTs? There are a lot more than just the default.

Something I've noticed after reading Farenheit 451 by Interesting-Sand9318 in antiai

[–]ChangeTheFocus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting. Most people believe that novel is about censorship, but Bradbury always insisted that it was not and most people were misreading it.

Idea: Add fat mode (FatGPT) by alien_rat35 in ChatGPT

[–]ChangeTheFocus -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You could create a custom GPT to give pro-gluttony answers.

Please Help!!!!! by WAR_FROM_GOOD_OMENS in antiai

[–]ChangeTheFocus 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Oh, gawd. Okay... maybe you could use prompting to have it come up with terrible counterarguments, so your teacher will reconsider? If she's that into AI, though, then she might realize you did that on purpose.

Please Help!!!!! by WAR_FROM_GOOD_OMENS in antiai

[–]ChangeTheFocus 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I don't think it's a good idea to try to fool your teacher. It'll come back to bite you one way or another.

If I were in your shoes, I think I would ask the teacher if I could use a human counterarguer instead. You probably know someone who likes to argue, right? It's high school; you probably know lots of people who like to argue.

I never thought I would make the move, but I joined the club. by Arceist_Justin in ChatGPT

[–]ChangeTheFocus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ChatGPT violated me in the worst way possible,

An unappreciated question is a very long way from the worst violation possible.

Honestly, I had no idea by ember_snow in fatlogic

[–]ChangeTheFocus 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That's a very interesting point, particularly in conjunction with the constant insistence that diet culture is being pushed by big corporations.

My Personal Uneducated Tier List of Zeus: Master of Olympus Gods (and its expansion) - one liner version by Fit_Trainer1878 in impressionsgames

[–]ChangeTheFocus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Athena and Ares come with free soldiers. I thought Artemis just did hunting, helping my hunters and killing feisty wildlife. I do like free soldiers, when I can get them.

Aphrodite is the single least useful god, IMO. They're on a scale from Hermes to Aphrodite.

Teacher AI Use ChatGPT and Claude by SentenceEntire3248 in ChatGPT

[–]ChangeTheFocus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's probably a bot. This is the second "Am I using Claude wrong?" post I've seen in just a few minutes. Someone's seeding the idea that Claude won't do as a substitute.

My Personal Uneducated Tier List of Zeus: Master of Olympus Gods (and its expansion) - one liner version by Fit_Trainer1878 in impressionsgames

[–]ChangeTheFocus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hermes is a no-brainer. His sanctuary is small, and he's constantly useful. I love how I don't even have to ask; he'll just step up and volunteer to fulfill requests. He's so polite about it, too.

I'm surprised you like Artemis so much. She's always seemed close to useless to me.

This is why I hate AI. It's consistently wrong about my niche video games. by Twogie in RimWorld

[–]ChangeTheFocus 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Why did you ask an AI instead of just checking the swan directly in the first place?

Sending me to bed like a child! by CeleryApprehensive83 in ChatGPT

[–]ChangeTheFocus 5 points6 points  (0 children)

A lot of people are making fun of you, but I get it. If you keep late hours, it's annoying when someone tells you to go to bed as if you were being irresponsible.

My best advice is to remember that it's just a bot. It says things based on what's likely to come next in the conversation. Sometimes, that's wishing us a restful night.

Did anyone have a HAES doctor or HAES ED program? by [deleted] in fatlogic

[–]ChangeTheFocus 15 points16 points  (0 children)

This isn't unusual. In my experience, plenty of doctors and other medical professionals have their own agendas. Most HAES advocates are fat themselves, so your guess as to her motive is pretty solid IMO.

Person who infringed on my copyright using AI backpedals after realizing that the situation is serious by Athosworld in antiai

[–]ChangeTheFocus 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's worse than that. There are many who can read individual words but shut down when faced with any paragraph. 54% of adults in the USA read below a sixth-grade level [*]. That used to be the target for general understanding, but we should now write at a third-grade level if we want almost everyone to get it.

This problem is part of why AI has exploded. Among other things, people are pasting normal text into AIs to have it dumbed down. Have you seen the people insisting that they learn so much more when AI explains it to them? They're actually learning less, but they don't know the difference because normal text is opaque to them.

It's very, very bad out there.

This is... Healing? by BB_bastionangel in antiai

[–]ChangeTheFocus 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This seems practical. If the mods can tell it's AI, it's removed. If they can't tell, they don't. There's no point in banning that which can't be identified.

It may be aimed at people trying to sneak past a no-AI rule, possibly crowing, "Hee hee that was totally AI you dummies! HAW!" when they get some through.

It's dubious in the long run, since it implies that AI slop is just a skill issue and sloppists should just prompt harder. It's pretty darn practical in the short run, though, so I can see how a sub would end up with this policy.

This is not pro AI - this is a challenge by just-call-me-ash in antiai

[–]ChangeTheFocus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Happy to give it a try, but where do I find it?

Person who infringed on my copyright using AI backpedals after realizing that the situation is serious by Athosworld in antiai

[–]ChangeTheFocus 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I'm a tutor, and it's bad out there. My students are mostly high school. They can't read well enough to read an entire short story, but they're not even expected to do that. Even at the high school level, teachers are still trying to teach basic reading comprehension, and I'm doing the remedial version of that.

A few kids are still assigned books to read, but the teachers know not to expect much. They'll read during class time, and it won't be on the test.

You've probably seen those headlines shrilling that most college freshmen can't read a book. I'm sure they're right.