I was curious about what an AI Lunduke would write like. ChatGPT can write like you, sometimes in a very funny way, though once it tackles technical detail it loses its humour.
For example, the article about how Lunduke invented Windows Vista editions starts well:
“Ladies and gentlemen, gather round for a tale of one man's quest to take over the world of computing! Yes, that's right, we're talking about yours truly, Bryan Lunduke, and how I single-handedly invented the various editions of Windows Vista.“
That sounds like an incredible tale! But gets boring very quickly:
“And thus, the various editions of Windows Vista were born. I created Home Basic for those who just needed the bare minimum. I created Home Premium for those who wanted a little more from their operating system. I created Business for businesses, Enterprise for those who wanted to take their operating system to the next level, and finally, I created Ultimate for those who wanted the absolute best that Windows Vista had to offer.”
Yawn.
It also can’t stop make every introduction a Ladies and Gentleman type. Here’s another example.
“Ladies and gentlemen, gather round for a tale of a man and his love for retro technology! Yes, that's right, we're talking about yours truly, Bryan Lunduke, and my latest endeavor - running the Lunduke Journal solely via a Commodore 64!”
Every article concludes with “In conclusion” too! AI Lunduke also loves proclaim “I, Bryan Lunduke” a lot.
“In conclusion, I, Bryan Lunduke, am now living with Richard Stallman, and I couldn't be happier. Stay tuned, folks, this is going to be one wild ride!”
I was curious about what an AI Lunduke would write like. ChatGPT can write like you, sometimes in a very funny way, though once it tackles technical detail it loses its humour.
For example, the article about how Lunduke invented Windows Vista editions starts well:
“Ladies and gentlemen, gather round for a tale of one man's quest to take over the world of computing! Yes, that's right, we're talking about yours truly, Bryan Lunduke, and how I single-handedly invented the various editions of Windows Vista.“
That sounds like an incredible tale! But gets boring very quickly:
“And thus, the various editions of Windows Vista were born. I created Home Basic for those who just needed the bare minimum. I created Home Premium for those who wanted a little more from their operating system. I created Business for businesses, Enterprise for those who wanted to take their operating system to the next level, and finally, I created Ultimate for those who wanted the absolute best that Windows Vista had to offer.”
Yawn.
It also can’t stop make every introduction a Ladies and Gentleman type. Here’s another example.
“Ladies and gentlemen, gather round for a tale of a man and his love for retro technology! Yes, that's right, we're talking about yours truly, Bryan Lunduke, and my latest endeavor - running the Lunduke Journal solely via a Commodore 64!”
Every article concludes with “In conclusion” too! AI Lunduke also loves proclaim “I, Bryan Lunduke” a lot.
“In conclusion, I, Bryan Lunduke, am now living with Richard Stallman, and I couldn't be happier. Stay tuned, folks, this is going to be one wild ride!”