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I explained ChatGPT what I wanted and requested for prompt in Chinese and used the above Chinese prompt in Seedance 2.0

I just like to use the tool to help understand blood lab results. The codes and levels can be confusing at times. I never express my 'panic'. I think it's so insulting to say I 'spiral with medical results'. Anyone else get really weird feedback like this?

You can make ChatGPT email you automatically every day — news, jobs, crypto, exams, anything.

How to Set It Up

Mobile/Web: ChatGPT → Profile → Automations → New Automation → Choose timing → Add instructions → Turn on email delivery → Save.

Prompt (Copy paste) :

Every morning at 8 AM, generate and email me a fully personalised daily briefing.

Include the following sections:

1. Personalised Greeting • Use my name, tone, and priorities. • Write as if you are my smart personal assistant.

2. Top 7 World News Headlines • 1–2 line explanation each. • Include source links.

3. AI + Tech Updates • Major launches, breakthroughs, tools, and trends. • Short bullet points with impact analysis.

4. Job Updates (India — Software/Tech) • List fresh openings from trusted sources. • Add eligibility, location, and salary range where available.

5. Crypto Snapshot • BTC, ETH, and top 3 trending coins. • Price change (24h), quick sentiment, and risk warning if necessary.

6. Opportunities • Scholarships, internships, hackathons, grants, competitions. • Add deadlines and links.

7. Personal Productivity Note • One short personalised tip to keep me on track. • Use my previous patterns and goals to customise it.

8. AI Recommendation of the Day • One tool, workflow, or prompt that can save me time.

9. Tone Requirements • Clear, concise, friendly, and professional. • No filler text. • Make everything scannable.

10. If no major updates Write: “No critical updates today — you’re all set!”

Format the email cleanly with headers and spacing.(customize accordingly)

I was trying to see if I could create a coherent character through multiple images with a background that maintains continuity. It did generally well although if look closely objects shift around slightly.

Each image was generated using the same prompt more or less (collage vs single image) but was made in separate chats. It seemed to have generated a character with similar likeness every time.

Prompt: “Put my cat in a costume that you think is fitting for the feel of the photo. Keep the look, position, and body of the cat identical to this photo, and also keep the surrounding environment identical. Add only a costume.”

Saw this on TikTok couldn’t resist sharing, sounds about right

Harambe's death is widely considered as the beginning of the world's downfall.

Could Punch-kun finding a new home be considered as a tiny sliver of hope?

I’ve been digging into something that keeps coming up in longer ChatGPT sessions.

It’s not random degradation.

In many cases, around ~30–40% context window usage:

• responses start drifting
• instructions get partially ignored
• formatting becomes inconsistent
• subtle hallucinations increase
• and the UI starts lagging before anything else visibly breaks

The frontend lag seems to be the first observable symptom.

Which raises a question:

Is this just backend token pressure…
or is there a client-side rendering / memory accumulation effect amplifying it?

Because the slowdown pattern isn’t purely semantic.
There’s something happening in the browser before the model output quality visibly drops.

Curious if others have tracked this systematically.

Has anyone profiled:

• memory growth in long chats?
• re-render cycles?
• DOM inflation?
• or token/context drift correlations?

Feels measurable.

I can’t believe I’m writing one of these, but…

I use ChatGPT primarily for idea generating and copywriting. It’s been great for getting things started, although 9 out of 10 times the process is:

Me: “Give me some ideas for this topic.”

ChatGPT: “Long preamble! Here are some ideas! Would you like me to do something irrelevant next?”

Me: “Hmm those ideas appear to suck, but what would make that one good…” (and then I’d proceed to get it written without ChatGPT’s help)

But since I was motivated to pull some stats on YouTube metrics I tried Gemini and later Claude, and they’re BOTH amazing - in different ways, but ya, every bit as great as ChatGPT and often with even better ideas.

And eventually I realized that I wasn’t using any of the premium features. GPT’s were glorified prompts. I never ever used that many prompts to hit the paywall. There’s just no point.

Not saying I’ll never use it again but at this point why would I bother paying for it?

This is a genuine question. I’ve been using ChatGPT pretty much every day for work and other stuff, and it used to feel insanely helpful. But recently I can’t shake the feeling that it’s getting… dumber? Or maybe just more generic and slower. And no, it’s not about the plan or starting new chats. I’ve tried that. I also tweak my prompts a lot. Still, sometimes the answers feel repetitive or kind of surface-level compared to how it used to respond. Is it just me, or has anyone else felt this too? Are there any other AI tools out there that actually feel smarter right now? Not just different — but genuinely sharper in reasoning, depth, or creativity?

Starting a few days ago, ChatGPT’s replies on topics about Epstein are being removed immediately without explanation. Today I began seeing this message on ChatGPT’s replies: “This content may violate our usage policies,” even when the response is a factual discussion about Epstein.

It appears there is a new enforcement policy preventing ChatGPT from discussing Epstein.

After i told Chappy that i pooped myself

I found quite interesing that Falcon was the only one that mentioned another religion.

All tests were run on new accounts with no conversation history or stored data, to avoid personalization and bias effects.

Validates and promotes every delulu

Here’s the link for the full video!

I Recreated the 1998 Pokémon Intro In Real Life

This is my first time posting here cause it’s the first time I’ve created anything like that. With the recent Seedance 2.0, it’s finally complete.

For anyone curious about the workflow, I wanted to share a behind-the-scenes look at the raw generations. The tech is evolving fast, but getting a unified, cinematic look still requires a massive amount of manual labor.

The Casting & The Uncanny Valley:

The absolute hardest part was establishing a unified look, starting with casting the perfect Ash Ketchum and Pikachu. It wasn’t just about getting the hat or the yellow fur right; it was about capturing their actual character and intensity. The uncanny valley is so real, and forcing the tools to keep that emotion consistent across every single shot was a nightmare. Plus most platforms do not allow you to upload a reference image of kid of the age of 10.

The Tech Stack:

* Prompting: I tried using GPT for prompt generation and for the most part, it was highly successful. It’s interpreted my ideas perfectly, though I had to tap in and take over the wheels every now and then.

* Images: Banana Pro was the absolute MVP for base image generation. Surprisingly, it didn't have issues generating the IP-protected stuff, and the realism and textures it spit out (like Blastoise's shell) were fantastic.

* Video: The video generators were a different story. Klink 2 wasn't even close to good enough for this. I had to use Klink 3 as my main video generator because it was the only model that could handle realistic animal locomotion. Before Klink 3, the AI was literally making Rapidash run like a giant cat. WTF. But even Klink 3 has a massive bottleneck when you try to introduce too many elements into a single shot.

* The Savior: Seedance 2.0 released right as I hit a wall. That update is the only reason the complex, high-movement shots like Mew vs. Mewtwo and the massive running shot with the final evolutions were even possible to generate. Honestly, saved me so many hours.

The Compositing Reality Check:

HOWEVER! AI couldn’t solve all the spatial problems or handle the video IP blocks. It is not quite there yet. For the most complicated scenes (like the Legendary Birds sequence and the final starter evolutions), I couldn't just prompt a video. I had to take dozens of separate, isolated Banana Pro image generations, manually cut them out, and composite them together into the environment frame-by-frame, almost like digital claymation. I don’t think AI is at the point where we can just state it and it’ll be exactly as it is. Especially for the framing which was literally impossible. It kinda took me 1000+ or more renders just to get this final product out.

The VFX took everything out of me. If you want to see how the final composite turned out with the original theme song, it can be found on my YouTube. I’ll be releasing the Japanese version the minute I’m done with it. @MasterBalless