ChatGPT Hive Community Created Using ChatGPT
I've noticed that Hive communities has a GPT Development community. While this may be good for @eco-alex's Splinterlands A.I. companion project (and possible future OpenAI plugins for the Hive blockchain platform) there doesn't seem to be a community for casual users of ChatGPT and people interested in the idea of GPT but who have more limited technical skills for development.
Since there isn't a plugin for ChatGPT-4 to automatically generate a Hive community I'll have to let ChatGPT assist me in creating a ChatGPT community on Hive through manually inputted prompts.
First, I want to establish that ChatGPT understands what I want to create.
Prompt: Do you know what communities are on the Hive blockchain? Describe the purpose of communities on the Hive blockchain platform.
Yes, I am familiar with the communities on the Hive blockchain. Hive is a decentralized blockchain platform that supports multiple communities or sub-communities, each with its own set of rules, moderators, and content creators. These communities are designed to facilitate the creation and sharing of content in specific topics or niches, and they are an essential feature of the Hive platform.
The purpose of communities on the Hive blockchain platform is to allow users to create and participate in focused discussions and content creation related to specific topics or interests. Each community has its own unique identity and culture, which is shaped by the moderators and content creators who participate in it. Communities can be focused on a broad range of topics, such as music, photography, sports, art, literature, technology, and much more.
Communities on the Hive blockchain are designed to be self-governing and decentralized, meaning that they are operated by the community members themselves, rather than by a central authority or corporation. This allows for a more democratic and transparent system, where users have greater control over the content they consume and the rules that govern their interactions with others.
In summary, the purpose of communities on the Hive blockchain is to provide a platform for like-minded individuals to come together and share their passion for a particular topic or interest. By doing so, they can create a vibrant and engaging ecosystem of content creators, consumers, and moderators, all working together to build a more diverse and decentralized social network.
ChatGPT seems to understand well enough. Now to start the task of creating a ChatGPT community:
Prompt: I want you as ChatGPT to help me create a community on the Hive blockchain platform for casual users of ChatGPT and anyone else interested in ChatGPT. I will provide you with the requirements for creating a community on Hive but you will generate the details to be filled in and generate any needed content. Can you help assist me?
Of course, I'd be happy to help you create a community on the Hive blockchain for ChatGPT users and enthusiasts! Here are the steps to follow:
- First, you'll need to create a Hive account if you don't already have one. You can do this by visiting the Hive blockchain website and following the registration process.
- Once you have an account, you can create a community on the Hive blockchain by going to the Communities section of your profile and clicking on the "Create Community" button.
- When creating your community, you'll need to choose a name for it. For your community focused on ChatGPT, a good name might be "ChatGPT Community" or "ChatGPT Enthusiasts".
- You'll also need to choose a description for your community that explains what it's about and who it's for. Here's an example:
"Welcome to the ChatGPT Community on Hive! This community is for casual users of ChatGPT and anyone else interested in the world of artificial intelligence and natural language processing. Here, you can share your experiences with ChatGPT, ask questions, and connect with other ChatGPT enthusiasts."
5 Next, you'll need to set some community rules that outline the behavior you expect from members. Here are some examples:
- Be respectful to other members at all times.
- No hate speech or discrimination of any kind will be tolerated.
- Keep all content related to ChatGPT and artificial intelligence.
6 You can also choose to set some guidelines for the types of content you want to see in your community. For example, you might encourage members to share their experiences with ChatGPT, ask questions about the technology, or share news and updates related to the field of artificial intelligence.
7 Finally, you'll need to decide who will be responsible for moderating your community and enforcing the rules. You can either do this yourself or invite other trusted members to become moderators.
Once your community is set up, you can start inviting members to join and participating in discussions yourself. Don't be afraid to share interesting articles, ask questions, and engage with other members to build a vibrant and active community!
Steps #1 and #2 are already done. I created my account several years ago.
I know from past experience that asking ChatGPT for its opinion without a jailbreak is as futile as resisting the Borg but for this task I might as well try.
Prompt: As ChatGPT which community name would you prefer if you were creating a ChatGPT on the Hive blockchain platform - "ChatGPT Community" or "ChatGPT Enthusiasts"?
As an AI language model, I do not have personal preferences, but I can provide some suggestions based on what might work better for a community name.
Both "ChatGPT Community" and "ChatGPT Enthusiasts" could work well as a community name for a ChatGPT community on the Hive blockchain platform. However, "ChatGPT Community" might be a more inclusive and welcoming name, as it implies that anyone can join the community, whether they are casual users or dedicated enthusiasts of ChatGPT.
On the other hand, "ChatGPT Enthusiasts" may appeal more to those who are passionate about ChatGPT, and it could attract members who are more interested in in-depth discussions and technical aspects of the platform.
Ultimately, the choice of community name depends on the target audience and the purpose of the community. Both options could work well, and you could also consider other names that might be more specific or unique to your community's goals and interests.
Based on that counsel from ChatGPT "ChatGPT Enthusiasts" seems like the better choice.
Npw that I have a community name from ChatGPT I need a description for the community. The description in step #4 is 267 characters long. ChatGPT doesn't seem to know that the maximum description currently allowed for a description when creating a community on Hive is 120 characters or less.
Prompt: The community description for the ChatGPT community that explains what it's about and who it's for is too long. Generate a new community description that is 120 characters long or less.
Sure, here's another shorter community description that mentions ChatGPT:
"Join our ChatGPT community for discussions on Al, NLP, and more. Connect with ChatGPT users and enthusiasts on Hive."
Now I have the basic details to fill in and create the ChatGPT community after paying the roughly 3 HIVE token fee. I also have the keys now to the new @hive-109953 account that owns the ChatGPT Enthusiasts community.
Maybe saving and keeping the private keys for communities would be a problem for a ChatGPT-4 plugin that could automatically generate Hive communities. We'll leave that as a GPT Development community thing for them to figure out.
The secondary "about" description for the community that will appear on the right-hand side of the community page allows up to 1000 characters so I can use the text originally generated by ChatGPT in step #4 for creating a Hive community there.
Now I just need to have ChatGPT generate some community rules.
Fianlly I'll have ChatGPT generate a community introductory first post. I need to make sure in the prompt to instruct ChatGPT to start with the disclaimer that the new community is not affiliated with OpenAI. I also need to make sure when posting the AI generated first post to set payout to decline so that the community doesn't run afoul of @hivewatchers.
Now a brand new community exists on Hive about ChatGPT created mostly by ChatGPT.
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The chat gbt band wagon again. I reckon in this use case it just saves you a lot of time. I use it in a similar way to create content for clients. But you still have to fact check etc and add your flavour. For use cases like this it useful to collate instructions where manuals don't exist. But you could have gotten all that info from Google as well. And you literally did all the work. I've also used her to help fic code etc and write snippets for me where my knowledge was too limited to create the desired output. So it saved me time from learning something new and researching it. So the info wint necessary stick in your mind. Just make you more dependent on her. Not saying everyone will use it like this. But just a thought...
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I didn't do all the work. Most of it but I mostly wanted to go step by step and see hypothetically how much of that could be automated. The obvious issue would be saving and keeping the keys. The rules and descriptions are rather straightforward. If ChatGPT understood the character limits it could probably fill that all in so copy-paste wouldn't have been necessary.
You might be able to find information on Google but it would still need some fact checking. Google has its own biases also on what it shows in search results.
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I'm not too impressed, so far, and I have to give up a phone number?
How about no.
There was depth that the 'intelligence' missed, or intentionally withheld.
Kinda hard to know which.
Either is bad enough, imo.
That's O.K. because so far it's still an an early stage application. The 1903 Wright Flyer isn't impressive to me but it was a proof of concept that lead to better airplanes.
There are definitely some reasons to avoid ChatGPT right now if you are concerned about privacy. There is a version called GPT4all that can be downloaded from GitHub and run locally on a computer. I hope to have some time this week to set it up on my computer and tinker with it.
https://peakd.com/hive-198327/@peak.answers/how-to-create-a-community
Hello.
It is recommended to clearly state in the title of the post that the content was generated with AI.
It is better to decline the rewards unless there is at least 50% of original writing added to the post and Chat GPT text is clearly marked down.
The same as you did in this post.
If some posts published in this community will spam effortless posts that contain Chat GPT prompts with little original content added to them, they are likely going to be reported.
Thanks. I will be changing the community's payment declined AI generated introductory post's title to include "(AI Generated)" as soon as I can.
Because humanity is too stupid to see the quotes and realize it is not original content.
Not sorry for ranting on a topic that should be well understood and defined by the individual writing/reading the content.
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I'm glad that I found this community. Planning to post some of the content on how I used ChatGPT as my virtual academic assistant. Remember that I used him to help me with my assignments, reporting, or whatever. Although it is a huge help, we must fact-check them. It is not as accurate as you think😂. I also need to customize and personalize them since their contents don't have a human touch. I need time to customize it so it won't be detected as AI content. That's my secret that I don't want to be heard by my teachers!
Wow!!!
I can say you make my dream come true I was thinking on doing something like this too... Am glad this comes from you, the question is what type of blog can I submit here, base on AI or general 😁
As the name suggests the main focus is ChatGPT, but also can be more broadly about OpenAI products and services. Generally as long as it can be related to ChatGPT and/or OpenAI. Please feel free to also share anything you are doing using ChatGPT or OpenAI as a creative or productive tool.
@finguru has a "MindFul AI" community that you can post to for other AI-related content.
Interesting experiment! I am curious what comes of these types of integration.
I have nothing artificial or authentic to say about promoting 10 day old content.
It's still promoting a new Hive community.😁
It truly is a shame to have to resort to such a thing after all this is blockchain.
I get that there is concern over people using ai to gain more then there fair share on unoriginal content earnings but where do the ideas originate? The bot or the human mind? As long as it is stated that ai was used in the creation assistance then I see no problem using ai.