OpenAI’s ChatGPT - 8 New Incredible Features!

Yes, we know the new ChatGPT is  good at making images, but man,   after a few more days of experimenting,  this is so much better than we previously   thought. Check out these 8 amazing examples  that you can also run right now for free. One, yes, you can generate images with it. But  no one said that they have to stay as images.    Give it to another AI and make a 3D object out  of it. Yup, then you can rotate them around,   change the lighting and look at those beautiful  specular reflections. Loving it. This is the   Second Law of Papers. Do not look at these  works as islands. Everything is connected. And don’t forget, you can even plug it into a  text to video system as well. Runway’s GEN4 just   appeared and it is amazing at that. Their  previous version is less than a year old,   and look at that improvement. All  this in less than a year. Wow. Two, it can make cooking recipes come alive,  I really like how this is like a flowchart   that shows what you should be doing when, and  what you should get as a result. Perfect! But,   wait a second. If it knows the result of the  mixing, can we actually run some experiments   with it without actually doing the experiment?   Let me explain. First, mix a cup of olive oil   with water. Then, add some boba to it. Now,  some red food syrup. It looks kinda great,   so let’s ruin it now. Yes! Milk! That would do  it. Hmm…I expected worse. Now can we use ChatGPT   as a time machine and let it sit for a month? See  what happens then? It knows chemistry after all,   I hope all those benchmarks were not for nothing.   Let’s see… Oof! Oh my… I choose to believe this   one. Also, using an image AI as a time machine.   A fantastic idea. What a time to be alive! Three, it can teach you to draw. Do you  remember the classic tutorial where step 1,   you start with a bunch of circles, and step  2, you draw the rest of the fine owl? Now,   you can actually have all the intermediate steps.   Or, you know what? Just go the other way around.    Get something that is done, and  make a coloring book out of it. Four, it can also create maps. For instance,  a map of Paper Land. As a young researcher,   I spent years and years in dissertation desert…  I survived by eating dry papers and filtered my   tears into coffee. And when I go to the GTC  AI conference and they ask what I did there,   take a guess where I spent most of the time. Ha! I   cannot stop making these silly little  maps. You should do it too! So good. Five, if you see a piece of merch  somewhere and you are thinking   what you would look like wearing it, just  ask. It can do it in a matter of seconds. Six, remember Gaugan? This was the state of the  art just a few years ago. It was so limited in   resolution, not a lot of detail there and it  only understood a few semantic categories,   like water, grass, sky and so on. So what can  we do today in this direction? Is it any better? Dear Fellow Scholars, this is Two Minute Papers  with Dr. Károly Zsolnai-Fehér. Well today,   look at this. Wow. Making an image out of this  would require an orders of magnitude better   understanding of the world. And then, with  the new ChatGPT, this happens. My goodness!    This looks like something straight out  of a science fiction movie. In fact,   probably even better because most of them just  keep doing the enhance thing. This is way better. Now hold on to your papers Fellow Scholars, for  my favorite, number 7. Draw yourself a texture,   and then ask it to create a teapot with this  style. Now wait a minute. Hold on for a second.    This is something that we call neural rendering,  and when we wrote one of the earlier papers on it,   we found that it works well, the  only problem was that it took me   3,000 hours to research and implement  it, and it was still limited. And now,   you are telling me that this thing can  just do it like that? With one prompt? Yes, that is exactly what I am saying. And  it can even give you a different viewpoint,   normal maps, or a full scene with beautiful  glossy reflections and all. Is it perfect?    Not even close. But just think about what we will  be capable of just two more papers down the line. Now number 8. Yup, that is what I want.   Please assemble this Ikea furniture for   me and show me what my living room  would look like if I ever got the   patience to put it together. See? Not a  problem. Now if only I could ask a robot

to actually go and do it by itself,  that would be truly something else. So, 8 fantastic ideas for you,  which one is your favorite? How   did your Scholarly experiments go?   Let me know in the comments below.