29 September 2024
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In a discussion on the forums of Scott’s Bass Lessons, a thread was recently started where someone confessed to using ChatGPT to try and help with some harmony analysis homework and the disappointing results it had achieved. I chipped in … Continue reading
18 April 2024
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I’d have to say that Facebook is becoming less and less useful. Of the first ten items that I’ve quickly scanned over on my feed, only 2-3 are from people I know posting something about things they are doing or … Continue reading
4 April 2024
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It was about twenty years ago that the world (of web developers) was getting excited about a concept called Web 2.0. That was my world at the time and, as I recall, the two key pillars were user-generated content and … Continue reading
22 February 2024
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If you saw yesterday’s post, about the updates I’ve made to my “Going to America” arrangement you might have spotted a rather grand painting in the background: That took me all of five minutes to produce using, as you can … Continue reading
14 February 2024
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Our theme at the toddlers group today was tents and tabernacles. For a craft activity, I wanted to do some paper folding to create something like an A frame tent with scenes on the inside and outside reflecting relevant activities. … Continue reading
18 January 2024
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I had another play with krea.ai today. This time, I thought I would be kind and feed it a much easier starting point. I tried various options and this was my favourite but it entirely fails to convey my likeness. … Continue reading
17 January 2024
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You may not recognise this ‘painting’ of a handsome bass player in his early 30’s. It is an odd mixture of accuracy (eg. the Roland label on the back of a keyboard) and strange twists (‘Yainara’ rather than ‘Yamaha’ or … Continue reading
27 April 2017
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After my recent posting about Quick, Draw, I have been looking at related tool called AutoDraw. This is another Google tool that uses AI. Rather than trying to draw something the machine can recognise, here you draw something and the … Continue reading
13 April 2017
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Following up yesterday’s post about Quick, Draw, I have been playing with it a bit more. One thing I discovered was that you can examine any of your drawings. For each of them, you can see other things the AI … Continue reading
12 April 2017
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I’ve just had a play with a Google website called Quick, Draw. It is a bit like playing Pictionary against a computer – you get given a subject and have 20 seconds to sketch it in a way that the … Continue reading