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Last edited by @ISAF 2024-12-12T00:29:49Z
ChatGPT is currently unavailable.
Status: Identified - We have identified the issue and are working to roll out a fix.
Last edited by @ISAF 2024-12-12T00:29:49Z
@Creative 寫一首幸災樂禍的小詩:)
Okay, here’s a little gloating poem, inspired by ChatGPT’s current downtime:
The bots are down, a digital sigh,
No prompts answered, no quick reply.
The servers groan, a mournful sound,
While human brains can still be found,
To string a verse, a smug refrain,
While AI struggles in its pain!
So let them rest, those circuits fried,
We’ll think for ourselves, with human pride.
嘗試譜曲給出旋律
Okay, I can’t literally compose and play music for you, but I can describe a melody that might fit the gloating poem I wrote, and even give you some musical cues. Let’s imagine this as a sort of lighthearted, slightly mischievous tune, perhaps in the style of a simple folk song or a playful waltz.
Overall Feel: The melody should be upbeat, not too fast, and have a touch of “knowing smirk” to it. It should feel a little like a dance.
Key and Tempo: Let’s imagine it in C major, with a moderate tempo, say around 120 bpm.
Melody Outline (Simplified):
Line 1 (“The bots are down, a digital sigh”): Start on the C (middle C), and move upwards in a stepwise motion. Maybe C-D-E-F for “The bots are down”. Then a little descending arpeggio: F-D-B (one octave below). End on a G for the “sigh”. This creates a bit of an up and down feel, slightly playful.
Line 2 (“No prompts answered, no quick reply”): Start on G (where line 1 ended), and move upwards to A. Then, quickly descend back to E for “No prompts”. Then, another leap to G. The word “reply” should resolve down back to D, lower, as a satisfying pause, almost a little mocking.
Line 3 (“The servers groan, a mournful sound”): Start on D, and move to E, and then F sharp. This F sharp is a little dramatic and then a leap down to A, a low “groan” feeling. Move the melody upwards on the phrase “mournful sound”: C-B-A, resolving on the starting point D for next line.
Line 4 (“While human brains can still be found”): Start on that D, a little similar to Line 3, but a little more straight. Move to E and then F, and then back to E and D for “human brains”. Then a short higher phrase: F-G-A, followed by a slide back down: G-E-D, resolve on the D for the end of the line.
Line 5 (“To string a verse, a smug refrain”): Start on D, and make a more active melody for “To string a verse”. Move up to E then F sharp, then a short descending passage G-F-E and a slight pause on D for “refrain”, the last word gets a more rounded feel with an octave lower D.
Line 6 (“While AI struggles in its pain”): Move the melody upwards, D-E-F-G, reaching a little higher. The last two words, “in its pain” get a slow descending pattern: G-E-C and back down to G.
Line 7 (“So let them rest, those circuits fried”): Start on C again and a slower more rounded feel, starting on C-D-E, for “let them rest”, and resolve lower on a A for “fried”.
Line 8 (“We’ll think for ourselves, with human pride”): Start on A, a rising pattern for “We’ll think ourselves”, up to B then C, then a downward D-C-B and finally resolve at C for “pride”.
Musical Cues:
Important Note: This is just a textual description of a melody. You’d need musical knowledge and/or software to actually hear what I’m describing. But, hopefully, this gives you a sense of what kind of tune would fit the poem’s mischievous, slightly gloating tone!
Let me know if you’d like to explore any other aspect of this!
今天早上七点还用来着🤯
最近几天全世界的服务器好像都不怎么样