Fun with AI - demonstatng some fun one can have with AI tools
The purpose of this site is to document some fun I had using Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools,
the best known of which is ChatGPT. Constraints of time with my business, and studying a
mathematics degree at the
Open University mean I am not going to spend much time on the site, so apologies for the poor layout.
Introduction
I asked ChatGPT three types of questions, most of which are related to STEM topics, and admittidly a some a bit obscure.
- Tell me the velocity of light in a vacuum, which I thought anyone knowing GCSE physics would know.
I thought ChatGPT would get that right, but it only half managed it.
- Several questions on antennas an other STEM topics For anyone knowledgable about antennas, the questions and answers should be fairly obvious, but I appreciate not to most people, so a bit of background information is in order.
The most basic antenna is a half-wave dipole, consisting of two wires of equal length, and electrical connections made in the middle. An electrical characteristic of this is the input impedance. For the half-wave dipole, this impedance is 73 + j 42.5 Ω (apologies to any mathmaticians reading this, would would write this as 73 + 42 i Ω). ChatGPT attempts to calculate this, gets it wrong, and despite hints, it keeps correcting itself, but still gets it wrong, giving values of 242.5 + j140 Ω, 73 + j26.4 Ω, 73 + j118.6 Ω, 73 + j14.3 Ω, all of which are wrong! There are some other STEM topics too, but it seems to muddle up infra-red
from green, and gets a simple calculation wrong by a factor of 1000.
- Write me a story about two girls, Ann and Vanessa. I did not give it any more information than that. I expect anyone studying creating writing would cringe at this, but it's outside my area, but it seemed a bit of fun.
I posted on an amateur radio list back in 2023. Someone wrote
- 7/10 for effort and willingness to learn.
- 2/10 for ability
- 10/10 for plagiarism
- The story was creepy.