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Mark Hartley
AI Coach, Chat-GPT Whisperer
Mark Hartley is the founder of hrtly, a venture focused on technology consulting. He has over 20 years of experience in the field, specializing in technology scouting, relationship management, and online marketing. His expertise in the high-tech industry is complemented by his detail-oriented and tenacious work ethic, which has contributed to his success in various projects and collaborations within the technology sector.21
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If it's spring where you are, and someone in your life is more angry than normal, or not acting like themselves, just a heads up that research shows that spring is linked with mood disturbances.
It's likely because allergies -> inflammation -> aggression / depression ... So if it's you or someone you love, some anti-histamines / Tylenol might help a bit.
And if it's someone at work, try to muster some patience ... It's possible the source of their rage was actually pollen, not your PowerPoint.
These are photos of "Steve," my son's imaginary chihuahua.
A few months ago, while trying to find the limits of Chat-GPT, and also having a lot of trouble getting my 3 sons to fall asleep, I decided to see if Chat-GPT could help write an epic space adventure bedtime story.
The prompt was something like "Write a children's story about three boys who are cowboys that find an abandoned spaceship in a field."
I gave ChatGPT a few more details about the boys, and it took the ball and ran with it, writing a story that was good enough to keep all four of us enthralled.
From there, every night as they settled into bed, I'd ask them what new space weapons they wanted, give them some choices for adventures (alien battle? space zoo? new planet?) and ChatGPT would take care of the rest.
ChatGPT was the perfect writing partner... It remembered all of the characters, all of the plotlines, and had a charming and wholesome imagination. If one of the boys had run into an issue during the day, I'd even (covertly) ask ChatGPT to include a lesson in the story to provide some subtle guidance.
Eventually, after they'd asked for every possible space weapon they could imagine, we started giving them pets.
The next stage of our epic space adventure was realizing we could use an AI art tool (MidJourney) to create images from the stories. We created pictures of their ship, their space lasers, and their pets.
Eventually, the story got so engaging that it wasn't even good for bedtime anymore. It reached a point where the boys had a question every 10 seconds, new demands for plot twists, disagreements about which adventures to go on, and constant, unrelenting inquiries about the details of their weapons, the ship, and their pets.
We've actually gone back to reading old fashioned books before bed, but we'll always have Steve.
Edit: If you're curious what Steve would look like in a certain style of clothes, movie, artistic style, etc, let me know in the comments and I'll post what MidJourney comes up with!
