Newmark's Door

Project to have actual conversations with game NPCs (non-player characters) via ChapGPT.

Certainly no surprises at the top: Google #1 by a lot; YouTube #2; Facebook #3; and Twitter #4.

Some people seem to be having problems using Google and Amazon now. Maybe I'm just lucky, but while I think the effectiveness of both have diminished a tiny bit--say from 99.9% to 99.5%--I'm still very happy with both.

"Help get your dream job," "Learn basic skills step by step," and nine others.

"A compendium of things I didn't think AI should be able to do".

See also "The best free AI tools you can try right now".

Vocalremover.org--"Separate vocals from music of any song"--and 7 others.

He's the CEO of OpenAI which created ChatGPT.

Stephen Wolfram posts a very long answer to this question. (I got lost about 1/3 of the way through but your mileage may vary.)

Review what people were interested in. (Anna Kournikova. Ugg Boots. Debt ceiling. And more.)

Of these ten I've only tried the YouTube summary one. I think it has the potential to be quite useful to me. Especially as I've gotten older, I want to take in information much more by reading rather than listening. So this easy to use extension is helpful: press a button and you get a transcript of an entire YouTube video. (Link via Marginal Revolution.)

Two places for improvement: it is subject to the limitations of the voice recognition software, so you tend to get a few mistranscribed words. And when copied to a text file, there are no paragraph indentations.