I mentioned previously that I use several different AI programs, let me tell you who I use and why. The main AI program I use is ChatGPT 4o. I used the free version for a while before signing up for their paid version—the difference is night and day! It was very much worth the $20 a month. I mainly use it for research, both personal and work-related; I use it to summarize meeting transcripts for the company I work for. I use it for writing, I love tossing a subject and request and letting the bot do its work, I do tend to go back in and tweak the prompts, although, for the summaries, I have created a private GPT so that the summaries are consistent, I do go through and make sure everything is accurate, sometimes it tosses out an odd response, it does tell you that there can be mistakes, I see them every now and again, they're easy enough to fix. I also use it to make some graphics. Though it doesn't do as well as some of the other graphic AI apps, it works well enough to cont
Here is one of the graphic AI sites where I play, I'm very new here, still learning... I wanted to create a jackrabbit in a folk art style, at first it made a kind of rounded jackrabbit, I happen to know they are typically thin and long, once I entered that prompt, it made one with 5 legs 🙄, that used to be an issue in the past, I really thought that problem had been fixed. Once I told it I wanted 4 legs and 1 tail, the next version it made for me was acceptable. I still have an image in my head that I'd like to get on paper (so to speak), I might just have to draw it myself. Here are the images as I created them along with the prompts. This first one was a little too "roundish for my taste, and the neck is too short. a jackrabbit in a folk art style This is getting better, a jackrabbit in a folk art style, a thin upright jackrabbit I like everything except for the extra leg, I really like the white "line" within the jackrabbit. a jackrabbit in a folk art style