Hello Garth
I hope you’re well.
Thanks so much for sharing this. I have just tried it. The results are amazing.
It definitely has huge potential in the future.
Joan Ann.
On 12 Jan 2023, at 8:35 p.m., garthlong50@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Wow! In our very life time!
Guys,
Greetings from a damp, windy and very chilly cobh.
I have not been out for 4 days and I hope to make the best of it tomorrow.
The weather gods have other ideas!
* Do anyone of you like 'Science Fiction'?
Well, it is here and its totally on steroids.
Over the Christmas break I spoke to some real computer 'Geeks'.
Folk who earn their living in an 'AI' development world.
They showed me this very Stunning app which Professor Jordan Peterson speaks
about.
Do observe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLehkWESDJ8&ab_channel=SUCCESSCHASERS
in our mini lab around the Christmas table we asked 'Chat GBP' to give us
some data on 6 December, the day we took Independence for Ireland.
Within 5 seconds we had a 4 page folio and references.
(We could easily have printed this thesis but our smart phone was not
connected to a printer!)
Imagine, how this makes history so alive?
So we all put this new 'brainy' app to a new test
Tell us about the 'Anglo Zulu War' of January, 1879 in South Africa
and onwards.
(We were looking at the podcast 'Redcoat military history' so we all knew
something of the complex subject.
It then chronicled a lengthy historical document on the main battle and how
the Anglo forces had to run for cover to 'Rorkesdrift' where the next day
they had a serious encounter with 6 000 Zulu Impis and ultimately 11 'VS'
were awarded to the men of the South Welsh Border Guards.
Amazing.
So being facetious we asked it to give us a poem about a blind vet who has a
guide dog.
In less than 3 seconds one was produced.
So good with words we thought we had the 'Guttenberg press' at our
fingertips.
All of this could be easily downloaded or even printed if the 'smart' phone
was linked to a printer.
So we said give us the 'Skews number' and it rolled out this mathematical
formulae in mini seconds?
Very good so we asked it for some critical analysis of some petro Carbon
formula which is still outstanding.
How about the reversal of carbon properties from petroleum or diesel to its
original state?
Well, in 3 or more seconds it gave us a paper with references.
I then, asked Chat GBT to give me the marvellous national anthem 'Die stem'
an amazing poem written by CJ Langhoven in the mid-1800s.
Would you believe it we received this in double quick time?
Heaven only knows where this is going?
But imagine, you as a person are not up to speed and your personal education
has been very neglected?
Imagine, what blind people can do for themselves in a matter of seconds?
Finally, we asked it to give us the 'Braille Alphabet' for music and it too
flashed back in double quick time?
We received it in 'SEB' or Standard English Braille and 'UEB' or Universal
English Braille.
Look, apparently today it is seriously limited.
I mean this sincerely and yet, it too maximises 'Human' language and very
soon it will deal with quantum mathematics and make this look like
kindergarten.
What I really enjoyed is that is part of 'Open 'Source' and if you want to
find it then go to
Open Source Chat GBT
and scroll around until you find it.
I guarantee you will surely be as gob smacked as I was?
But the future is ours and for the developing of our great dreams.
All the best,
Garth Long
Cobh
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