These are some of the books that are now considered to be in the US public domain:

These are some of the books that are now considered to be in the US public domain:
“name 25 interesting things to give to nft holders as reward for holding the nft. number them 1 through 25, with the best idea as number 1, and the worst idea as number 25.”
“those are great ideas, thank you! please name 25 more, numbering them 26 through 50.”
“thank you! please share another 25 ideas, and number them 51 through 75.”
“please share 25 more ideas, and number them 76 through 100. the ideas should be things that can placed on a blockchain, like a picture or a comic.”
“i am looking to incorporate nft’s (non-fungible tokens) into comic books, cartoons and music. what else can i incorporate nft’s into? list 25 ideas, number them 1 to 25, with number 1 being the best one.
awesome, please give me 25 more, numbering them 26 through 50.
“cool, please give me 25 more, numbering them 51 through 75, and I want only outlandish ones, they have to be really strange and weird.”
So I asked ChatGPT about NFT’s. “non-fungible tokens (abbreviation: “nft”) are used in crypto for digital pictures. i am looking to come up with ideas for utility for these digital pictures. for example, creating comic books with the characters in the digital pictures. another example is allowing entry to in-person parties and events using these digital pictures. please give me 20 ideas on how these digital pictures non-fungible tokens nft can be used. rank your ideas 1 through 20, with 1 being the top one. number them 1 through 20.
“thank you! please give me 20 more, numbering them 21 through 40.”
“that is super! please give me 20 more, numbering them 41 through 60.”
I asked Chatgpt for 20 Insurtech trends. Aside from screwing up the percentages adding up to greater than 100%, artificial intelligence seems to nail it again.
Hey ChatGPT can you answer these questions for me? Where do US Wealth Management advisors work and how much compensation will they receive in 2023?
So there you go.
I asked ChatGPT to project contract employment over the next 10 years. Some surprising results.
Ok, after some trial and error, I think I figured this out. I told ChatGPT to write a 4-note beat directly into MusicXML code. Then I uploaded that code to NoteFlight to generate the score. You can have NoteFlight then play it or play it yourself. Success!
The instructions and output:
I copied the XML code (upper right link) into a txt document. I changed the extension of that txt document to .musicxml. Then went to NoteFlight and created a new score by uploading the .musicxml file.
The resulting score:
I asked ChatGPT to give me 25 bullet points that summarize all of the Paul Graham essays through 2021. Amazing.
The artificial intelligence-generated business plan for 1000 Startups LLC, ladies and gentlemen: