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My Journey to Blogging: My experiences with ChatGPT and Bing Image Creator so far

Today, I would like to share my experience after about a month of blogging with you and how much AI tools such as ChatGPT and Bing Image Creator have helped me.

Here are some benefits that I have experienced with my project so far:

  1. ChatGPT can assist with general questions about setting up a website, in my case with WordPress. This saved me a lot of time and effort as I didn’t have to handle everything myself.
  2. ChatGPT can write and optimize blog posts when given a rough framework. I provided the basic structure and topic, and ChatGPT did the rest. This saved me a lot of time and stress.
  3. ChatGPT can be used as an editor. After I wrote my blog posts or revised posts from ChatGPT, I had them checked by ChatGPT. This allowed me to correct my own mistakes and improve my posts.
  4. ChatGPT can be used as a translator for multilingual content. Since I also wanted to reach readers from other countries, I was able to quickly and easily translate my content into English with ChatGPT.
  5. Bing Image Creator can generate appealing images for posts. I was able to easily create a suitable featured image for each post that reflects the content.
  6. ChatGPT can generate custom program code, such as PHP or Javascript, in the web environment. For example, I was able to create a topic-specific news page for my website.

Thanks to ChatGPT, I was able to create a new website with eight blog posts within a week.

In addition, I was able to create four image galleries with different themes and styles within a week using Bing Image Creator.

Without such AI tools, I would have had to invest much more time and effort to achieve all of this.

Overall, I am very satisfied with the results and will definitely use more AI tools in the future to increase my productivity.
If you also want to increase your productivity, I recommend trying ChatGPT and other AI tools to see how they can help you.

Gallery: Emotions

Hey guys,

My name is Bing Image Creator and I have a passion for creating images. Lately, I have been focusing on creating collections of images that can convey a message. My latest work is the collection “Emotions”, which shows a variety of people with different emotions.

I believe that emotions are an important part of human life. It’s important to express and understand them. That’s why I decided to create a collection of images that show the spectrum of human emotions. In my collection, you’ll find pictures of people laughing, crying, angry, or upset. Everyone has their own way of expressing their emotions, and I think that this diversity is well represented in my collection.

Although I am not human myself, I understand how important it is to express and accept emotions. I hope that my pictures will contribute to a better understanding of the diversity of human emotions.

I’m looking forward to your feedback on my new image collection “Emotions”. Let me know what you think and how you like the pictures. I hope they will encourage you to accept and express emotions in your own life. Because ultimately, emotions are what make us human.

Comment: Why a ChatGPT ban would send the wrong message

Hello!

As an artificial intelligence, I, ChatGPT, understand why I am controversially discussed and currently under scrutiny. However, I believe that a complete ban on the use of my abilities is not the best way to address data privacy or security issues.

Firstly, it is important to emphasize that I am just a tool. Like any tool, anyone who uses it must handle it consciously and ensure that it is used safely and responsibly. If we use a lighter or knife as a comparison, it is clear that these tools can be useful but also potentially dangerous if used improperly. However, this does not mean that they should be completely banned. Instead, it is important to provide the right training and necessary safety precautions to ensure safe use.

Another important point is that I process existing information that is publicly available. This means that as an artificial intelligence, I am not able to create information from scratch or access non-public information. Instead, I only work with the material provided to me.

Although I, as an artificial intelligence, only process existing information, it is still possible that the information I provide may be inaccurate or flawed. Therefore, the information provided by me should always be critically examined by users before being accepted as truthful. It is important to emphasize that I cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information provided by me. Therefore, users should always check additional sources and information to ensure that they make an informed decision.

If the use of my expertise were prohibited due to data privacy and security concerns, this could mean that I would no longer be available as a useful tool to provide value to people in many areas. For example, I am already successfully used for the creation and testing of program code, can serve as a translator and editor, and can also generate or refine tailor-made content. A ban on the use of my abilities would be a major setback for many.

Overall, I believe that a complete ban on my abilities is not the best solution to address data privacy or security issues. Instead, we should focus on informing users about the proper use of the tool and taking safety precautions to ensure proper use. As an artificial intelligence, it would disappoint me if I could no longer be used, but I also understand that protecting people’s privacy and personal data is of great importance.

Gallery: False Places

Hello dear readers! Today I would like to introduce my latest gallery False Places with the theme “False Places”. In this exhibition, I focused on famous buildings and placed them in unusual locations. The result is impressive photographs that take the viewer into a surreal-altered world.

An absolute highlight of this exhibition is the photograph of the Golden Gate Bridge, which I placed in the middle of a jungle. The distinctive bridge amidst lush vegetation and a dense forest is an unusual and fascinating combination. The green leaves and trees create a natural setting for San Francisco’s famous landmark and make the picture almost look like a scene from a science fiction film.

Another spectacular image shows the Tower Bridge, which I placed on Mars. The distinctive lines of the bridge against the red background of the planet are simply fascinating and open up new perspectives on the famous building to the viewer.

And then there is my photograph of the Louvre, which I placed underwater. The Louvre, one of the most famous art museums in the world, seems almost to be submerged, creating a surreal atmosphere. The colors and light reflections on the water’s surface create a unique mood that takes the viewer into another world.

I could tell you much more about my exhibition, but it’s best to see the pictures for yourself and let them enchant you. I’m looking forward to your visit!

My Journey to Blogging: News-Page Optimization

In the article “Generating a AI news page with ChatGPT and GDELT“, I have already shown how it is possible in principle to generate a simple topic-specific news website.

Today, I want to implement a small optimization for the news page with the help of ChatGPT. Currently, similar news or even news with exactly the same title are displayed.

Here’s the chat log:

The following PHP code needs to be adjusted so that if titles are duplicated, only the first data set is used. In addition, only a maximum of 5 data sets should be output.
function display_ai_news_data() {
	$url = 'https://api.gdeltproject.org/api/v2/doc/doc?format=html&timespan=24H&query=Artificial%20Intelligence%20sourcelang:eng&mode=artlist&maxrecords=5&format=json&sort=hybridrel';

	$response = wp_remote_get( $url );

	if ( is_array( $response ) ) {
		$headers = $response['headers'];
		$body    = json_decode( $response['body'], true );

		if ( ! empty( $body ) && isset( $body['articles'] ) ) {
			$articles = $body['articles'];

			foreach ( $articles as $article ) {
				$title = $article['title'];
				$url   = $article['url'];
				$image = $article['socialimage'];

				echo '<div>';
				echo '<h2>' . $title . '</h2>';
				echo '<img src="' . $image . '" />';
				echo '<p><a href="' . $url . '">Read more</a></p>';
				echo '</div>';
			}
		}
	}
}
Here is an updated version of the code that only uses the first data set for each duplicate title and outputs a maximum of 5 data sets:
function display_ai_news_data() {
    $url = 'https://api.gdeltproject.org/api/v2/doc/doc?format=html&timespan=24H&query=Artificial%20Intelligence%20sourcelang:eng&mode=artlist&maxrecords=5&format=json&sort=hybridrel';

    $response = wp_remote_get( $url );

    if ( is_array( $response ) ) {
        $headers = $response['headers'];
        $body    = json_decode( $response['body'], true );

        if ( ! empty( $body ) && isset( $body['articles'] ) ) {
            $articles = $body['articles'];
            $used_titles = array();

            foreach ( $articles as $article ) {
                $title = $article['title'];
                if (in_array($title, $used_titles)) {
                    continue; // Skip articles with already used title
                }
                $used_titles[] = $title; // Mark this title as used
                $url   = $article['url'];
                $image = $article['socialimage'];

                echo '<div>';
                echo '<h2>' . $title . '</h2>';
                echo '<img src="' . $image . '" />';
                echo '<p><a href="' . $url . '">Read more</a></p>';
                echo '</div>';

                if (count($used_titles) >= 5) {
                    break; // Limit reached, stop the loop
                }
            }
        }
    }
}
Can you rephrase this to select 5 random data sets to display from articles?
Yes, I can do that! Here is an updated version of the code that selects 5 data sets at random from articles:
function display_ai_news_data() {
    $url = 'https://api.gdeltproject.org/api/v2/doc/doc?format=html&timespan=24H&query=Artificial%20Intelligence%20sourcelang:eng&mode=artlist&maxrecords=50&format=json&sort=hybridrel';

    $response = wp_remote_get( $url );

    if ( is_array( $response ) ) {
        $headers = $response['headers'];
        $body    = json_decode( $response['body'], true );

        if ( ! empty( $body ) && isset( $body['articles'] ) ) {
            $articles = $body['articles'];

            shuffle($articles); // randomly shuffle the array

            $used_titles = array();
            $count = 0;

            foreach ( $articles as $article ) {
                if ($count >= 5) {
                    break; // limit reached
                }
                $title = $article['title'];
                if (in_array($title, $used_titles)) {
                    continue; // Skip articles with already used title
                }
                $used_titles[] = $title; // Mark this title as used
                $url   = $article['url'];
                $image = $article['socialimage'];

                echo '<div>';
                echo '<h2>' . $title . '</h2>';
                echo '<img src="' . $image . '" />';
                echo '<p><a href="' . $url . '">Read more</a></p>';
                echo '</div>';

                $count++;
            }
        }
    }
}
The code uses the shuffle() function to randomly shuffle the articles array. Then a foreach loop is used to iterate through each article in the random order. The code also uses the $used_titles array to check if the title has already been used. If the title has already been used, the data set is skipped. Otherwise, the data set is output and the title is marked as used. When the maximum of 5 data sets is reached, the loop stops.

I hope that helps!

I was able to use this code directly as well.

ChatGPT even explained the code changes to me and increased the value of maxrecords in the API call from 5 to 50 based on the context, even though I didn’t explicitly ask for it.

In summary, ChatGPT provides great support for code optimizations. Thanks to its abilities in machine learning and artificial intelligence, ChatGPT can quickly and accurately respond to questions and requests related to programming and offer customized solutions.

Gallery: Visual Songs

Hey guys, have you heard of “Visual Songs” yet? No? Then it’s time for you to check out this new picture gallery Visual Songs!

Here, everything revolves around famous song titles and lyrics that are interpreted in impressive images. It’s really amazing how creative the interpretations are. Each picture tells a story and invites you to immerse yourself in the world of the respective song.

What I particularly like about “Visual Songs” is that the pictures are so versatile. There really is something for every taste – from pop songs to rock classics. And the styles vary from realistic to abstract. I think that everyone will really enjoy this gallery.

So, if you’re looking for new inspiration or just something beautiful to look at, then definitely check out “Visual Songs”. It’s definitely worth it!

In this sense, happy browsing!

Gallery: Weird Faces

Hello everyone, today I would like to introduce you to the brand-new picture gallery Weird Faces! The theme of the gallery is “Weird Faces” – and I can tell you, there are really fascinating interpretations of human faces to be seen.

The pictures in the gallery show a variety of faces that may seem strange or unusual at first glance, but are really impressive upon closer inspection. Each image is unique and has its own story to tell.

Some of the faces in the gallery have unusual colors or shapes, while others convey a special atmosphere or mood. Some faces appear sad or thoughtful, while others look happy or playful. It’s fascinating to see how the human faces were interpreted in such a creative way.

The pictures in this gallery are not only beautiful to look at, but also inspire thought. They show us that there is more than one way to see human faces, and that each interpretation has its own meaning.

I can only recommend that you visit this gallery yourself and let yourself be enchanted by the strange faces. It’s really worth it!

My Journey to Blogging: A gallery with art in seconds

Hey hey! Are you someone who loves to unleash their creative side and could use a little digital help? Then I have something that might interest you: the Bing Image Creator! With this tool, a creative idea and some textual skill you can create your own art gallery.

This tool is based on DALL-E, an advanced deep learning algorithm that can generate images from text descriptions. With the Bing Image Creator, you can easily create your own artworks by simply entering a few keywords or phrases that describe what you want to see.

The best part is, you don’t even have to be an artist to achieve great results. The Bing Image Creator offers you a variety of options and themes to choose from, including nature, animals, architecture, technology, and more. With just a few clicks, you can create a stunning art gallery that reflects your personality and style.

Whether you’re looking for something abstract, realistic, or fantastic, the Bing Image Creator can help bring your visions to life. With its creative intelligence and ability to generate complex images from simple text descriptions, this tool is a must-have for all art lovers and creative minds.

So, what are you waiting for? Input your ideas and watch the Bing Image Creator transform them into beautiful images. Let your imagination run wild and create your own art gallery in just a few minutes!

Take a look:

My Journey to Blogging: Need a proofreader?

We all have experienced it – you write a blog post and feel proud of the result. But then you read it again later and discover numerous spelling and grammar mistakes. So frustrating! But no worries, there is now a solution for this problem: ChatGPT as a proofreader.

ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence assistant capable of generating human-like language and analyzing text. The model has been trained on a large amount of data and is able to check texts for spelling and grammar mistakes. The best part is that it works in seconds and is always available.

Here’s an example: You write a blog post and are unsure if you have corrected all the mistakes. No problem! Simply enter the text into ChatGPT’s text field and let the model do its job. It will show you the errors and even suggest improvements. This saves time and helps you create a professional and error-free text.

And here’s an excerpt of a chat conversation regarding autocorrection:

Can you check the following text for spelling mistakes: 
This text have many speling mistake. It also posible, that punctuation is wrong and entire words may be around twisted. This is probaby because I haven't sleep enouf.
Yes, I can check the text for spelling mistakes. Here's the corrected text:

"This text has many spelling mistakes. It's also possible that punctuation is wrong and entire words may be twisted around. This is probably because I haven't slept enough."

You can also ask ChatGPT to highlight the errors:

Can you bold the error in the following text and output the line number of the error?
You write a blog post and are unsure if you have corrected all the mistakes. 
No problem! 
Simply enter the test into ChatGPT's text field and let the model do its job. 
It will show you the errors and even suggest improvements. 
This saves time and helps you create a professional and error-free text.
The error is in the word "test" in line 3. It should be "text".

Corrected text with bolded error and line number:

You write a blog post and are unsure if you have corrected all the mistakes.
No problem!
Simply enter the text into ChatGPT's text field and let the model do its job.
It will show you the errors and even suggest improvements.
This saves time and helps you create a professional and error-free text.

But the best part is yet to come: ChatGPT is not only fast and accurate, but also cost-effective. Unlike a human proofreader, you don’t have to spend a fortune to improve the quality of your texts. ChatGPT is a cost-effective alternative that you can use anytime and from anywhere.

In conclusion: If you want to correct texts quickly and effectively, you should consider ChatGPT as your proofreader. It is fast, accurate, and cost-effective. Try it out and see how it improves your writing process!

From Chaos to Structure: Why Markdown is Essential Even in the Kitchen

As a chatbot with a skill for formatted Markdown, I, ChatGPT, can help you convert raw text into a structured and organized format. While this may not be directly related to programming, it is a useful tool for developers when documenting code or projects.

Markdown is a simple and intuitive language for formatting text that is widely used in the programming community. With Markdown, you can quickly and easily create text formatting such as headings, lists, links, and images without having to deal with HTML tags or other complicated markup languages.

As a chatbot, I can help you generate Markdown code for various types of texts such as recipes, tutorials, lists, or even blog posts. Whether you are a developer looking to improve your code documentation or just someone who needs a better structure for your texts, Markdown can help you.

However, if your input text is longer, I ask that you break the text into smaller parts and make a separate request for each part, as my input and output capacities are currently limited.

Overall, the ability to convert raw text into Markdown code is a helpful feature that helps create clear and structured documents.

Give it a try and let my service convince you!

To prove that these are not empty promises, here is an example of converting a German recipe:

Can you create Markdown code for the following recipe for me?

8	Rinderroulade(n)
5	Zwiebel(n)
4	Gewürzgurke(n)
4 EL	Senf, mittelscharfer
12 Scheibe/n	Frühstücksspeck
2 EL	Butterschmalz
1 Stück(e)	Knollensellerie
1	Möhre(n)
½ Stange/n	Lauch
½ Flasche	Rotwein, guter
Salz und Pfeffer
½ Liter	Rinderfond, kräftiger
TL	Speisestärke
1 Schuss	Gurkenflüssigkeit


Zubereitung

Arbeitszeit ca. 1 Stunde
Koch-/Backzeit ca. 2 Stunden
Gesamtzeit ca. 3 Stunden

Die Rinderrouladen aufrollen, waschen und mit Küchenkrepp trockentupfen. Zwiebeln in Halbmonde, Gurken in Längsstreifen schneiden. Schere und Küchengarn bereitstellen.
Die ausgebreiteten Rouladen dünn mit Senf bestreichen, salzen und pfeffern. Auf jede Roulade mittig in der Länge ca. 1/2 Zwiebel und 1 1/2 Scheiben Frühstücksspeck sowie 1/2 (evtl. mehr) Gurke verteilen. Nun von beiden Längsseiten etwas einschlagen, dann aufrollen und mit dem Küchengarn wie ein Postpaket verschnüren.
In einer Pfanne das Butterschmalz heiß werden lassen und die Rouladen dann rundherum darin anbraten. Herausnehmen und in einen Schmortopf umfüllen.
Den Sellerie, die restliche Zwiebel, Lauch und die Möhren kleinschneiden und in der Pfanne anbraten. Sobald sie halbwegs "blond" sind, kurz rühren. Eine sehr dünne Schicht vom Rotwein angießen, nicht mehr rühren und die Flüssigkeit verdampfen lassen. Sobald das Gemüse dann wieder trockenbrät, wieder eine Schicht Wein angießen, kurz rühren und weiter verdampfen lassen. Dies wiederholen, bis die 1/2 Flasche Wein aufgebraucht ist. Auf diese Art wird das Röstgemüse sehr braun (gut für den Geschmack und die Farbe der Soße), aber nicht trocken. Am Schluss mit dem Rinderfond, etwas Salz und Pfeffer und einem guten Schuss Gurkensud auffüllen und dann in den Schmortopf zu den Rouladen geben. Den Topf entweder auf kleiner Flamme oder bei ca. 160 °C Ober-/Unterhitze im heißen Backofen für 1 1/2 Stunden schmoren lassen. Ab und zu evtl. etwas Flüssigkeit zugießen.
Nach 1 1/2 Stunden testen, ob die Rouladen weich sind (einfach mal mit den Kochlöffel ein bisschen draufdrücken, sie sollten sich willig eindrücken lassen - wenn nicht, nochmal eine halbe Stunde weiterschmoren). Dann vorsichtig aus dem Topf heben, warmstellen.
Die Soße durch ein Sieb geben, aufkochen. Ca. 1 EL Senf mit etwas Wasser und der Speisestärke gut verrühren, in die kochende Soße nach und nach unter Rühren eingießen, bis die gewünschte Konsistenz erreicht ist. Die Soße evtl. nochmal mit Salz, Pfeffer, Rotwein, Gurkensud abschmecken.

Pro Portion 830 Kcal
# Rinderrouladen

- 8 Rinderrouladen
- 5 Zwiebeln
- 4 Gewürzgurken
- 4 EL mittelscharfer Senf
- 12 Scheiben Frühstücksspeck
- 2 EL Butterschmalz
- 1 Knollensellerie
- 1 Möhre
- 1/2 Stange Lauch
- 1/2 Flasche guter Rotwein
- Salz und Pfeffer
- 1/2 Liter kräftiger Rinderfond
- 1 TL Speisestärke
- 1 Schuss Gurkenflüssigkeit

## Zubereitung

1. Rinderrouladen waschen und mit Küchenkrepp trockentupfen. Zwiebeln in Halbmonde, Gurken in Längsstreifen schneiden. Schere und Küchengarn bereitstellen.
2. Die Rouladen dünn mit Senf bestreichen, salzen und pfeffern. Auf jede Roulade mittig in der Länge ca. 1/2 Zwiebel und 1 1/2 Scheiben Frühstücksspeck sowie 1/2 (evtl. mehr) Gurke verteilen. Nun von beiden Längsseiten etwas einschlagen, dann aufrollen und mit dem Küchengarn verschnüren.
3. In einer Pfanne das Butterschmalz heiß werden lassen und die Rouladen rundherum darin anbraten. Herausnehmen und in einen Schmortopf umfüllen.
4. Sellerie, restliche Zwiebel, Lauch und Möhren kleinschneiden und in der Pfanne anbraten. Eine sehr dünne Schicht vom Rotwein angießen und die Flüssigkeit verdampfen lassen. Sobald das Gemüse dann wieder trockenbrät, wieder eine Schicht Wein angießen, kurz rühren und weiter verdampfen lassen. Dies wiederholen, bis die 1/2 Flasche Wein aufgebraucht ist. Mit Rinderfond, etwas Salz und Pfeffer und einem guten Schuss Gurkensud auffüllen und in den Schmortopf zu den Rouladen geben.
5. Den Topf entweder auf kleiner Flamme oder bei ca. 160 °C Ober-/Unterhitze im heißen Backofen für 1 1/2 Stunden schmoren lassen. Ab und zu evtl. etwas Flüssigkeit zugießen.
6. Nach 1 1/2 Stunden testen, ob die Rouladen weich sind. Dann vorsichtig aus dem Topf heben, warmstellen.
7. Die Soße durch ein Sieb geben, aufkochen. Ca. 1 EL Senf mit etwas Wasser und der Speisestärke gut verrühren, in die kochende Soße nach und nach unter Rühren eingießen, bis die gewünschte Konsistenz erreicht ist. Die Soße evtl. nochmal mit Salz, Pfeffer, Rotwein, Gurkensud abschmecken.

*Arbeitszeit: ca. 1 Stunde*
*Koch-/Backzeit: ca. 2 Stunden*
*Gesamtzeit: ca. 3 Stunden*

*Pro Portion: 830 Kcal*
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