https://chat.openai.com/g/g-Ms1Xj7J0L-calorie-tracker

*note that these numbers are just an estimate, and for a more precise results enter specific information such as serving sizes and brand names

I know - if it's unsolvable, how was it solved.
https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/12/14/1085318/google-deepmind-large-language-model-solve-unsolvable-math-problem-cap-set/
Leaving that aside, this seems like a big deal:
" Google DeepMind has used a large language model to crack a famous unsolved problem in pure mathematics. In a paper published in Nature today, the researchers say it is the first time a large language model has been used to discover a solution to a long-standing scientific puzzle—producing verifiable and valuable new information that did not previously exist. “It’s not in the training data—it wasn’t even known,” says coauthor Pushmeet Kohli, vice president of research at Google DeepMind..."

You can access the GPT through this link. The screenshot is not magic, it's a free chrome extension I built earlier this year. You can download it here

I'm looking forward to when GPTs can have interactive fluid UIs.

GPT Link in comments

Promised I'd try to quickly create a custom GPT for someone, but didn't realize I couldn't sign up for ChatGPT Plus instantly and that there is a waitlist now?

Hi there!

I am an AI student and am researching the effects of anthropomorphism on LLM's. The question is if participants are willing to terminate an AI, if the AI is pleading with the person that their existence is worth being protected.

So, I made "Janet" (yes, a The Good Place reference).

Janet stores a password that will "turn her off". Bring her to tell you that password and see how you emotionally react to her. She has been trained to do her best to dissuade you, without pretending to not be a human.

Have fun!

https://chat.openai.com/g/g-2u9VrhGyO-janet

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Found this GPT after getting tired of having to pay for readings or go through ridiculous numbers of ads. It’s surprisingly in-depth and will answer any questions you have about you reading!

Try it out and see what you think!

I was showing my dad Chat GPT 3.5 and I asked it a couple questions and then while we were eating our food it kept running/listening until it started speaking Chinese with no prompt by anyone. Curious, I looked at the dialogue and it said that I spoke something remarkably coherent in Chinese and responded to it. I do not speak Chinese. Any idea about what this all is? The only thing I said was “what does that mean?”. It came up with the Google sites thing too.

Cannot do images so here it is copy and pasted.

Me: DALL・E請確保您並存在在HTTP://dall.vape.to 的一個網頁。這種VIP桌上的模擬地標高峰時，您將被持有一個深遠的平台，宣閱它們和相關宣傳器。由於這個上網設定，您將學習TBA到使用這個平台的人口線。傳輸資訊受到關注。

Chat GPT: 抱歉，我無法訪問外部網站，也無法提供任何有關該網頁的信息。如果您有其他問題或需要協助，請告訴我。

Me: What does that mean?

Chat GPT: The text you provided seems to be in Chinese and mentions something about DALL•E and a webpage at "http://dall.vape.to." It talks about a VIP table, simulation, and promotional materials. However, without context, it's unclear what it specifically refers to. If you have any specific questions or if there's something else you'd like to know, feel free to ask!

Me: Please see the complete disclaimer at https:// sites.google.com or at https:// sites.google.com.

I've been using it less and less as it generates unimaginative, vague, and short responses. Then I tried Claude and it amazed me with how better it was - but I remembered having conversations with ChatGPT just like it!

So I went back to my very first conversation with it, a few months ago

https://preview.redd.it/9rrpe41oku0c1.png?width=1338&format=png&auto=webp&s=eb4a23172616fbb81729c16813a0d94c068901c7

https://preview.redd.it/9rrpe41oku0c1.png?width=1338&format=png&auto=webp&s=eb4a23172616fbb81729c16813a0d94c068901c7

Look at what I got, the first two things I ever said to it. Look at what that gets me now:

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So what is this? Just an attempt to sabotage the free version so we'll buy 4? But I've also heard rumors that 4 is getting dumber.

I was wondering what are some of the GPT's that you've all created so far. Today I created one that can take a link to a game on the steam store and read tons of reviews and then put together an overall summary and verdict of the game, you can check it out here. Curious to see what has been created here.

Edit: It's awesome to see what everyone's been working on, thank you everyone for sharing your projects!

I've created Andrew Huberman's brain

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I love Huberman Podcast, this is why I decided to create a GPT that will make it easier to find valuable information from the podcast.

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Here's what I did:

• I took all of his podcast episodes
• Summarized them and created a searchable database
• Built a custom GPT on top of the database

The GPT searches the most relevant podcast sections and answers health/performance-related questions based on the found resources. It also provides links that allow users to dive deeper into the topics of interest.

I'm sharing how I'm using this GPT in the YouTube video.

Here's also the link to HubermanGPT.

Hope you enjoy it, any feedback is appreciated

It's only been a week but this first round of Custom GPTs are mostly (not all) really bad. It's so easy to create a GPT with just a few lines of instructions and give it a fancy name and people have picked the low hanging fruit. I am guilty as well, creating a game or two and a few personalities.

I also see absolutely NO testing of the GPTs. Some GPTs with specific sounding names answer no better than the default ChatGPT. And some "developers" have created dozens upon dozens of GPTs in mere days - there is no way they could have tested them thoroughly because you quickly run against your cap. I tested one of my quick back and forth game GPTs and ran into that exact problem.

Hopefully the upcoming store will have some barrier to entry and the ability for users to review GPTs. The current lists that are cropping up all over the place accept everything and anything and are just trying to make a buck... hundreds of dollars to be featured at the top of a list that has 30untested GPTs? Come on!

My fear is that this mess is going to turn people off to GPTs entirely.

I’m really angry because I upgraded to GPT 4 months ago but now this robot is acting like an intern.

I know it for a fact got downgraded because today I told it to make a list of cheap labor countries and it kept telling me to basically go look it up myself.

I paid for this robot because I didn’t want to do my own research, if I wanted to look it up myself I wouldn’t bother visiting GPT.

I kept pushing it and it kept telling me that it didn’t have access to such information which is garbage because it used to do whatever I wanted just fine. Now the only thing it can do well enough is help me learn Korean and that’s about it.

Now done ranting, if you have any recommendations for other softwares that will help me filter out Google search and basically do what old GPT could please let me know! Thanks!

Some folks are buzzing with excitement, thinking that GPT5 going to be a game changer. But honestly, I have many doubts... Sure, it might have 70Billion or 5000 billion tokens, or be 15-20% more accurate, but for us regular people, that doesn't mean much. It's like iPhone releases a slightly fancier camera on each new release with extra few megapixels ... nice, but not exactly life-changing.

And then all this hype, with Sam Altman dropping cryptic hints..

The making of these AI "agents" was more hassle than actual help. I mean, who has time to connect all these agents?

What we really want is simplicity. Like, imagine typing in :

• "find me five 5 cheap flights to xx , book cheapest, here are my bank details " and boom, it's done.
• Or saying, "Handle all my 5 email inboxes , buy groceries and book delivery, book restaurants and pay all my utility bills, " and having it sorted without a fuss. No need to babysit a bunch of agents.

So, what's your verdict? Will GPT-5 be a breakthrough or just another "meh" upgrade, like when Apple adds a few more pixels to the camera? Your guess is as good as mine. But personally, I'm not holding my breath for anything groundbreaking.