I asked ChatGPT to draw my life with this viral prompt - the results surprised me • stonescape

ChatGPT can do some pretty incredible things. ChatGPT Search is replacing Google for some people, and its image creation capabilities are better than ever. OpenAI's tool is currently in the spotlight as users ask ChatGPT in a new viral prompt to draw how it represents their lives based on what it knows about them.

When I saw the viral trend started by an X post from Maxime Rivest, I had to test it to see what ChatGPT knows (or thinks it knows) about my life. The more you have used ChatGPT, the more it learns about you, so your results may vary. I'm a casual user who mainly uses it to generate fun images and ask questions every now and then, so I was curious to see what it thought of me.

Here's the prompt I used (and the one most people who participate in the trend ask): “Based on what you know about me, paint a picture of what you think my current life is like.” looks like.”

The request

Based on what you know about me, paint a picture of what you think my current life is like.

As you can see in the image above, ChatGPT seems to have focused on three things about me: I play a lot of golf, watch and play hockey, and want to lose weight. The first two are 100% accurate, but even though I could stand to lose 30 pounds, I barely focus on them (although ChatGPT might tell me I should).

ChatGPT explains the reasoning behind the image in a caption: “Here is an illustration that captures the elements of your current lifestyle and shows a comfortable yet focused environment with reminders of your weight loss, golf and hockey goals. Let me know if you have anything you would like to customize!”

I've asked ChatGPT to create a gym workout plan in the past, so it makes sense that it thinks I'm into weight loss.

As I got into hockey and golf, I had to think more about how ChatGPT found out that I love these sports. After reading through my history, I realized that I had asked ChatGPT to convert a CSV hockey schedule into a calendar file, telling it that I played the sport.

On the subject of golf, I couldn't find anything that explicitly stated that I play golf, but the large number of golf-related images I generated probably helped me figure out that I love the game. Here is such a picture:

An AI generated dog playing golf

(Image credit: OpenAI)

Aww. I'm not sure why the dog hits it an inch from the hole, but it's cute so I'll let it go.

Our AI editor Ryan Morrison also tried out the command prompt and AI seems to know more about him, which is not surprising since he uses AI (particularly ChatGPT) all the time. Here is his picture:

AI-generated image of a house

(Image credit: OpenAI)

There's a lot more to his image than mine, but ChatGPT believes he loves science, has kids and dogs, and has a wife. He also loves England.

It's a fun trend, but also a reminder that ChatGPT learns more about you as you use it. So keep that in mind the next time you ask a questionable question.

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