Do you know that there are fascinating Twitter AI accounts that utilize the GPT-3 model from OpenAI, the same technology behind ChatGPT, to respond when tagged? If not, this post will give you an in-depth look into the world of AI-generated ChatGPT replies on Twitter and how to use them. You may even find yourself using it daily after reading this.
Twitter is home to many accounts that utilize AI technology to generate responses or tweets, but today we’ll be focusing on one that stands out as particularly useful – an account that utilizes the GPT-3 technology to generate responses, the same technology that powers ChatGPT.
GPT-3 Generated Replies On Twitter
There is a special account on Twitter called “Shing Ha” or @ReplyGPT that generates responses utilizing the GPT-3 model of OpenAI when tagged in a tweet. As stated in its bio it is an AI-generated response by GPT-3 model. It also says: Tag me in any tweet you want me to respond to. I’ll come up with a reply from the bottom of my soul.
How to use ReplyGPT on Twitter?
Using @ReplyGPT on Twitter is incredibly simple, all you have to do is tag the account in any tweet you want it to respond to and it will take care of the rest.
It utilizes the GPT-3 model from OpenAI to understand the concept of the tweet it is tagged in and generates a relevant response. Its mechanism is quite similar to that of ChatGPT, which also uses GPT-3 to understand inputs and generate human-like text.
Again, this Twitter account essentially functions similarly to ChatGPT, but with the added functionality of responding to tweets, it is tagged in.
A Look at AI-Generated Responses
I’ve compiled a list of the most well-liked replies generated by @ReplyGPT so far.
One of the responses from @ReplyGPT to Michael Saylor, a bitcoin enthusiast, might appear to be quite bold at first glance. It jokingly suggests that the generation of Bitcoin has no value. I am leaving it up to the reader to decide if it’s biased.
It seems that @ReplyGPT’s most well-liked responses are often those that are the most biased. This may explain the high level of engagement for the following response. It was tagged in one of Joe Biden’s tweets, and here is the result.
On this occasion, @ReplyGPT was tagged in a tweet from Optimus @TeslaBot, the official account of a Tesla AI bot. It’s quite amusing to see the engagement between two different AI.
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Here’s another bold response from @ReplyGPT, this time in response to a tweet by Bernie Sanders where he discussed the widening wage gap between CEO and the average worker over the years.
Finally
That’s it. We have covered up @ReplyGPT, a Twitter account that uses GPT-3 API to generate AI-based responses to tweets. It’s incredibly easy to use, simply tag it in any tweet you want it to respond to and let it handle the rest. Keep in mind that its responses can sometimes be quite humorous, but they can also be bold and biased, so be sure to approach them with a grain of salt. Have a great day exploring the world of AI, particularly with ChatGPT!
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