The ChatGPT Report

Phil Lenssen, a programmer, designer, and photographer, discusses his captivating AI-generated murder mysteries. He shares the challenges of creating AI images, advancements in AI technology, and the importance of prompt understanding. They explore the progress in AI-generated images, rank various AI tools, and introduce Power Dali. The conversation also touches on storytelling with AI and the quest for character consistency. Lastly, they discuss the unpredictable nature of artistic success and express excitement for AI in creating comic narrations and feature-length films.

David Canes, creator of the GPT Directory for Medical Professionals, discusses the extensive medical guidance and lab test interpretation offered by the directory. Jphilipp talks about his AI-powered murder mystery game and his upcoming interview with Ryan. The podcast also covers the partnership between OpenAI and Arizona State University for revolutionizing education, Techsomed's breakthrough ultrasound-based software for liver tumor ablation, Rabbit Corporation's customer service revolution, and Amazon Pharmacy's use of generative AI for transforming the prescription process.

This episode of the ChatGPT Report explores groundbreaking AI artists, Steam's AI in games announcement, and three unique GPTs revolutionizing various fields. They also discuss the energy demands of AI development and a humorous GPT model that turns discussions into flat earth debates.

Join Ryan Staley, CEO of Whale Boss, as he explores the 'Decade of AI' and its impact on sales. Discover top AI tools for business and personal life, the challenges of AI reliance, and the future of sales roles in an AI-driven world.

Topics include creating "Where's Waldo" maps using AI, reviewing an AI-generated film called "The Lost Father", discussing Rabbit Inc.'s new pocket-sized AI device, and exploring the newly launched GPT store.

Join Ryan in an engaging conversation with acclaimed science writer Eve Herold as they explore the motivations behind humanity's evolving relationship with advanced androids. They discuss emotional ties humans form with robots, potential dangers of extreme dependence on technology, Artificial General Intelligence timelines, and future AI advancements in medicine.

The podcast discusses the workload behind the scenes, the New York Times' lawsuit against OpenAI, Midjourney's V6 update, a recommendation for AI-generated wallpapers, and Intel's announcement about Articul8 AI.

The podcast discusses the rapid evolution of AI in 2023, including advancements in text-to-image transformations and the potential for AI-only movies in 2024. Predictions for the coming year include the consolidation of text-to-image AI to three major players, the revolutionizing of commercials, movies, and TV shows with video AI, the domination of industries by language models, and the adaptation of testing methods in education. The podcast also mentions minor updates in ChatGPT, StudyFetch's note-taking tool, and the release of the Prompt Engineer Guide by OpenAI.

Unpacking fascinating updates like Krea AI's open beta release and OpenAI's partnership with Axel Springer. Nick Dobos' intriguing theory on Google Bard & Gemini. Grok's game-changing integration in LLMs. Midjourney's Alpha update for user-friendliness. Neil Patel's insights into SEO opportunities for 2024. Meta's Purple Llama initiative addressing concerns of AI model misuse.

Art director and founder Snezhana Paderina discusses merging fashion and technology, incorporating digital fashion, real-time rendering, wearable tech, and 3D printing. She explores creating demand for innovation and reflects on past failures and lessons in her career.