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Man develops AI clock that generates a new poem every minute using ChatGPT

April 15, 2023
Bharat Times

Users said they would “buy the watch in a heartbeat.”

Since the introduction of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT, users around the world have been exploring what they can experiment with. Now, a man has created an AI watch that uses ChatGPT to create little rhymes to tell the time. Designer and blogger Matt Webb has developed a rhyming clock that uses ChatGPT to create short two-line poems that also tell the time for every minute of the day.

”I made an AI clock for my bookshelf! It composes a new poem every minute using ChatGPT and mysteriously it’s upbeat vibe I’m totally into,” Mr Webb wrote and shared some images of the watch.

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In a subsequent tweet, he shared more pictures of the clock and wrote, “Hand on heart I couldn’t put such inspiring positivity into the sign! I described the room from its POV, so it sometimes refers to the books or the rug, or itself as a tiny e-ink screen, TBH I can’t look away. I have to have lunch but this is so mesmerizing and magical.”

talking to ledge, Mr. Webb explained that the clock is powered by an old InkyWheat screen and a Raspberry Pi that he had previously set up as a regular text clock. The report states that he had been experimenting with OpenAI’s (the makers of ChatGPT) language models for some time and came up with the idea of ​​combining the two.

”ChatGPT has the same prompt, and the watch uses OpenAI’s API. Time is a parameter for the signal. The prompt instructs the AI ​​to respond with two rhyming lines, and encourages it to be imaginative and profound,” Mr Webb said.

Meanwhile, the tweet has gone viral, with several users saying they would “buy the watch in a heartbeat.”

One user wrote, “This is a great project! And it’s a great way to integrate ChatGPT.” Another commented, “It’s a really happy moment in time when the most creative people I know get to innovate and publicly, a As we begin to test it to the limit. shared travel. Matt Webb’s Poetry Clock, for one.

The third said, “Okay.” Take my money and my job AI. I love it.” A fourth added, “It’s hilarious and terrifying. The best kind of technology.

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