Category: Computer Stuff

Since I was able to use AI to write a python based system for creating and posting AI generated cars I decided that I could also create a WordPress plugin to do the same.

You may have noticed a recent wave of blog posts featuring AI-generated cars. These posts are the result of an experiment: building an AI-powered bot system that automatically creates and shares this content.

I wanted to extract the text from a Kindle book that describes Tai Chi postures. I wanted to convert the descriptions of each posture into an easy to read numbered list that I could put into a WordPress page. The usual method would be to open each page, use the mouse to select the text and copy it using the Kindle copy button (Cntr A and Cntr C don’t work in the Kindle Reader), then open an AI and paste the contents in and ask it to convert it. Then take the converted text and copy and paste it into a WordPress page. Unfortunately in the Reader you can copy between pages, so this becomes very tedious.

I have been playing more and more with AI. Lately I have been asking AI to write the prompts for me when I am trying to solve something. For example, I wrote a blog post using AI. I then asked the AI for a prompt to write an image to go with the article. This is what it wrote, which is much more detailed that what I would have come up with.

In our rapidly evolving digital landscape, artificial intelligence has become an increasingly common presence in our daily lives. From writing assistants to image generators, these tools can seem almost magical in their capabilities. But beneath the polished responses lies a reality that’s important to understand: AI systems don’t work the way they often make it seem.