Prompt Engineering
Update: Since I wrote this post, I've been thinking through the ethical implications of AI-generated art. I even trained a model with my own digital drawings. Right now, I'm using Tess for artist-friendly AI-generated artwork. I'm not an artist, although I dabble in digital
Prompt Engineering
Perhaps the Holy Grail of generative AI is to produce real, useful content. Not Elizabethan poetry or surrealist artwork, but helpful communications that clearly explain how to perform a task, fix a problem, or finish a project. In my day job, one time-consuming task I'd love to offload
ChatGPT Plus
As you may recall from several previous posts, I've been working on creating audio recordings of beginner Mandarin lessons for English speakers using text-to-speech (TTS) technology. I used OpenAI's TTS model, which handles both English and Mandarin well, and also tried ElevenLabs, which offers many voice
Prompt Engineering
My eleven-year-old daughter is hard-core into spelling and has ambitious to qualify for the Scripps National Spelling Bee. So far, she's won multiple school bees and made it to second place in her most recent County bee. To prepare, she's been using Scripps' Word Club
Prompt Engineering
Update: Since I wrote this post, I've been thinking about the ethical implications of AI-generated art. Lately, I've trained models on digital art I created myself, incorporating their generations into this blog. Most recently, I've been using Tess to source artist-friendly AI-generated imagery. Is
DALL-E
Update: Since I wrote this post, I've been thinking about the ethical implications of AI-generated art. Lately, I've trained models on digital art I created myself and incorporating their generations into this blog. Most recently, I started using Tess for artist-friendly AI images. Since this blog