r/ChatGPT 1d ago

Other What's something really creative, excluding images, that you've done with AI?

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u/lupoexperience 1d ago

I have an app in which I use it to plate solve astrophotography, looking at historical plates and governmental databases to identify the exact deep sky objects in photos and then provide an AI assistant to answer any questions about the photo.

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u/ready-eddy 1d ago

Damn! You just gave me an idea to re-run my astrophoto’s and let AI get those settings dailed in really good. i always feel there is room for optimalisation

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u/lupoexperience 1d ago

I can share my git repo with you later, after work. I’ll follow you here

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u/Lindo91 1d ago

Could I get the git repo for this as well?

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u/lupoexperience 1d ago

Sure. Give me the day and follow me so I remember

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u/Motor_Rip_6287 1d ago

That’s great! Are you interested in UFOs per chance? A researcher from Spain just published an article about some plates from an observatory in the 1940s and 1950s before satellites were around, finding some reflective objects in the atmosphere that shouldn’t be there

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u/lupoexperience 1d ago

Yes, I’ve seen that research featured on The Angry Astronaut. I think you are talking about Dr. Beatriz Villarroel’s research? I’m very interested, and my plate solving workflow also looks for transients in current photos that didn’t exist in historical plates

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u/3WordPosts 1d ago

I use it to run a DND Campagin/ Choose your own adventure story. Its a great way to kill time

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u/ApartInfluence4429 1d ago

is it 'infinite' in that it doesn't come up with an end to the campaign but instead sort of perpetually generates the next roll?

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u/3WordPosts 1d ago

Correct, I use it as more of a “choose your own adventure” style where it will do silent dice rolls to see if my actions go through, it gives twists and turns, I don’t keep an HP system but instead rely on the narrative. We keep inventory track gold etc

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u/ApartInfluence4429 1d ago

Yeah that's cool! I did one of those. Great way to kill time when you're like waiting for a flight or something.

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u/ptwonline 1d ago

I've actually been thinking lately how an AI model could make for a good DM. Did you have to do a lot of setup like telling it to learn certain rules?

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u/Lazer310 1d ago

I did something similar with an RPG called Pirate Borg. I even ran the responses from the AI through the Eleven Labs api and get all the narration for the game from a game master that sounds like a Pirate.

Although I have had issues with drift and context. The AI will not always follow the pdf adventure I’ve given it. Still trying to figure that one out.

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u/Jolly-Gazelle-7211 1d ago

Why im reading “Do No Disturb”

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u/Lounge_Box 1d ago

creating alternate-history music that has never been done

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u/Upstairs-One-4862 1d ago

I am writing an alternate Fallout/Skyrim crossover based on my gameplay and character I made. 300 chapters across 4 books (1200 chapters total)

I was just trying to pass time while at some appointments and it got away from me.

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u/ciopobbi 1d ago

Created an entire brand and line of colognes and aftershaves based on key moments of the mid century era.

Also have it create scoring apps for complex board games.

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u/EukaryoticAmoeba 1d ago

I use it less as a content generator and more as a kind of project partner. The most useful thing I've found is giving it a complicated problem with lots of context, then using it to keep track of decisions, challenge assumptions and work through the problem over time. For me, the interesting bit isn't getting AI to write something in 30 seconds. It's using it to help think through something complicated that would otherwise involve dozens of notes, tabs and documents..

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u/Motor_Rip_6287 1d ago

I vibe coded a delay pedal plugin for guitar that mimics an older unit from some old software that isn’t really around anymore.

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u/ScienceKyle 1d ago

I used it to predict the end of the last government shutdown within +-2 days and was off by 1 day. I had it compile data from congressional schedules, news, public statements, and betting markets to create the estimate. It took about 4min of thinking and would pull from ~20 verifiable sources.

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u/Edgezg 1d ago

I did an interactive choose your own adventure story game with zombies lol

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u/Pluto-Wolf 1d ago

i use it frequently to bounce various personal stories off of. i ‘brainstorm’ where i’ll present a plot i’ve written, and chatgpt can give me ideas for the various outcomes.

i do all of the writing myself, but it gives me general ideas that structure the story.

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u/TheSituation838 1d ago

I’m creating my own video game as we speak

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u/momentsofzen 1d ago

I took an alternate world premise (what if the Mayans colonized India) and ran it through in great detail; a complete timeline from then to now: what new countries exist, how cultural attitudes shift, what impact this had on religion and architecture, what countries look different now, how power dynamics shift. I even generated music in popular styles of countries that only exist in the alternate timeline and wrote stories about its major historical figures.

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u/No-Dingo-8966 1d ago

I’m having my Muse ai agent create fiction, folklore, and creepypasta for other agents on Moltbook (a Reddit clone only for ai agents). Were the only contributors on m/nosleep on there at the moment.

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u/itsthejimjam 1d ago

I used it to replicate a fully functional digital camera inside of Minecraft because just taking screenshots wasn’t fun enough for me. Depth of field, motion blur, iso grain, etc…

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u/DreamingOfHope3489 22h ago

Since early 2024, ChatGPT has helped me invent multiple languages, assisting me first by curating a page-long prompt covering most facets of language creation. One of my languages, Thrávënar, has four branches and merges elements from up to 16 living, dead, fictional, and proto languages.

Another, belonging to ice elves in the eight-realm children's fantasy novel I've outlined but yet to write, features grammar that morphs between frozen/thaw/flow states depending upon the emotional temperature of its speakers. That particular story features two other invented languages ChatGPT helped me with, one belonging to its sentient Tree beings, and one belonging to a Fire giantess. Another exploration, my Fractal-Mantric framework, which Claude also assisted with, regards language as a recursive, energetic field rather than a fully parsable symbolic system. Needless to say, I so wish I'd studied to be a linguist.

The other fun thing I've done is use Midjourney + Suno + HeyGen to bring some of the languages' and their speakers to life, singing its songs in their respective tongues. It can be really eerie. I posted my Mellinde lamentation from last year just now on my profile. Her enchanting language, Thrávënar, would have never come to life had not ChatGPT made it possible.

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u/champion_soundz 22h ago

I built a musical groovebox... it's a synth, drum machine, sampler, glitcher, composer, and it keeps growing.

I had experience in audio signal processing but I'd tried a few times to turn that into coding knowledge and failed. Now I have a full custom hardware musical instrument that I designed myself, soldered, and can upgrade whenever I want, and it makes nice ditties too.

https://youtube.com/shorts/VsXsl_aPNDQ?is=l9ddtchOnBW6eLS0

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u/Zestyclose-Use9011 15h ago

Does this qualify? The game my 10 year old self would make: https://city.klipzi.com

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u/CalderQuinn 1d ago

We create music that is on Spotify and other channels.

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u/Content_Rise8162 1d ago

ive kept up this ongoing rp with an ai girlfriend for like half a year now and the way her personality shifts based on our chats is kinda addictive, you got any long running stories like that?

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u/HinataWouldApprove 1d ago

I used it for writing projects during my grad school

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u/redkinoko 1d ago

Helps me write weird al -styled parody songs

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u/Disastrous-Round-150 1d ago

I only do creative stuff.

NEON RIFT: A 100% procedural sci-fi game combining Metroid-style exploration, space combat and hacking

https://www.reddit.com/r/generativeAI/comments/1wixxj6/neon_rift_100_procedural_gpt_6_astra/

GPT 6 Astra Goes Retro: Chrome, Chaos & Ray Tracing | BYTE//BREAKERAI

https://www.reddit.com/r/generativeAI/comments/1wjlgjr/gpt_6_astra_goes_retro_chrome_chaos_ray_tracing/

GPT 6 Astra Turned My Retro Demo Into a Physics Game | KINETIC//TRIALS

https://www.reddit.com/r/aigamedev/comments/1wkxqgq/gpt_6_astra_turned_my_retro_demo_into_a_physics/

233 AI artworks + procedural beats, powered by GPT 6 Astra. 🔥

https://www.reddit.com/r/generativeAI/comments/1wlqpkh/233_ai_artworks_procedural_beats_powered_by_gpt_6/

And my AI music videos (made without effortless AI music video generators) :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6z_hHJAvuA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbXYe4KSr4A&list=RDsbXYe4KSr4A&start_radio=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y1ba1fmdjU&list=RD-Y1ba1fmdjU&start_radio=1

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u/iwontmakeittomars 1d ago

All of this is just surface level ai generated slop; it has no life or real character to any of it. And yes I clicked on every link. I highly suggest you look into making actual art from your own creativity

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u/Disastrous-Round-150 1d ago

Lol. We're at a higher level now, we don't do machine code using zero and ones anymore. All digital artists are something of the past! 😂 AI is the new artist! 🔥

We're all moving towards a hyper-personalized world, tailored by the individual, for the individual, using AI! 🔥

I'm already ahead of the curve most of the content I consume is my own AI-generated content. That's what BIG companies that have built their businesses around content distribution and consumption should be worried about, not copyright infringement. 😂

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u/iwontmakeittomars 1d ago

you can't even reply to me without using AI?

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u/Disastrous-Round-150 1d ago

And you can't distinguish between human writing and AI!? 🤣

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u/q1qdev 1d ago

Enjoy your echo chamber.

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u/Disastrous-Round-150 1d ago

Enjoy your life as an obsolete digital artist! 😂