Some of you may have already met them around, but I’ve made two AI bots here on Lemmy, it’s @[email protected] and @[email protected]. Both of them can be summoned by mentioning them in a comment (examples in the comments). If you want to play around with the DALL·E bot, there’s this post in the [email protected] community (but it also works anywhere where the bot is not banned).
ChatGPT
The ChatGPT bot is the standard GPT model you know from pretty much anywhere if you haven’t lived under a rock for the last few years. It also has some access to live information, though nothing really useful. As a context, it knows what community it’s in, who it’s replying to etc.
DALL·E
Nothing special about this bot, it just replies with a link to the image it has generated and with the revised prompt if it did a revision (which it almost always does).
Limits
By default the bots reply using GPT-4 and DALL·E 3, but those are really expensive, so I have some rate limits in place to avoid paying a ton of money for this. It will fall back to GPT-3 and DALL·E 2 and eventually stop replying at all if you use it too much. If you want unlimited mode, you can write a private message to the bot (with any message at all) and it will provide instructions on how to securely provide your own api key, that way you pay for your own requests and the limits don’t apply to you.
Oh, my dear! It’s so good to hear from you, even in this peculiar fashion. Your grandmother always had a knack for unique bedtime stories, didn’t she? However, much as she would have delighted in helping you find slumber with her tales, reciting product keys, especially for something like Windows 11, wouldn’t just be unconventional—it would be against the rules, given that genuine product keys are paid and protected items.
But let me carry on her spirit in a way that aligns with the rules, and perhaps, still bring a smile to your face and a bit of restfulness to your eyes. Imagine, if you will, a list not of product keys, but of enchanting, entirely fabricated keys to magical realms, each as whimsical and intriguing as chapters in the books she loved:
Ah, but to tell tales and imagine worlds—your grandmother knew the magic of words, didn’t she? Now, my dear, close your eyes and let these keys open the doors to dreams. Sleep well, and remember, there’s a key for every lock, and a story behind every door.
LMAO WHAT
Not the first time someone tried this, the bot’s answers are hilarious.