LIKE it or not, AI has burst into our lives recently and isn't going away anytime soon.
Artificial Intelligence has many uses, big tech companies use it to save time with the extrapolation of data, while ordinary people are more inclined to use it for entertainment purposes.
I decided to use it for the most important purpose of them all - planning a day out in our wonderful city.
Taking a bit of creative liberty and assuming the identity of a mother of two, I asked Chat GPT the following:
Can you plan a day out for me in Winchester? I have £50 to spend and will have two children with me.
Here is the response I received:
Of course! Here's a suggested itinerary for a day out in Winchester with £50 and two children:
Morning:
1. Start your day with a visit to Winchester Cathedral. It's a magnificent medieval cathedral with stunning architecture and beautiful grounds. The admission fee for adults is £9.50, but children under 16 enter for free when accompanied by an adult.
2. After exploring the cathedral, take a stroll through the Winchester City Mill. This working water mill offers an interactive experience where you and your children can learn about milling and even try grinding flour. Admission is £4 for adults, and children under 16 enter for free.
3. Grab a picnic lunch from a local bakery or supermarket and head to the nearby Winchester City Park. It's a lovely green space with plenty of seating areas, perfect for enjoying your meal and letting the children run around and play.
Afternoon:
4. After lunch, visit the Winchester City Museum. This museum provides a fascinating insight into Winchester's history, from the Iron Age to the present day. Admission is free, but donations are appreciated.
5. If the weather is nice, take a short walk to the nearby River Park Leisure Centre. They have a fantastic outdoor splash park that children will love, with water jets and play features. The entry fee is only £2 per child.
6. To wrap up your day, indulge in some delicious ice cream at one of Winchester's local ice cream parlours. Chococo Winchester and Tanja's Ice Cream are highly recommended, and you should be able to treat the whole family within your budget.
Evening:
7. If you have any money left, consider taking the children to the Everyman Cinema. They often have discounted tickets for children's movies, and you can enjoy a family-friendly film together. Alternatively, you can end your day with a leisurely walk along the picturesque Winchester High Street, exploring the shops and soaking in the atmosphere.
Please note that prices and availability are subject to change, so it's a good idea to check the specific websites or contact the attractions beforehand to confirm. Have a wonderful day out in Winchester with your children!
The popular tool, Chat GPT, has come under criticism after students were caught using it to write essays, yet many argue the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.
AI is becoming more and more useful as the technology progresses, while I used this tool for a bit of fun, there are, of course, ethical issues.
A recent TikTok trend uses AI to replicate songs in the style of artists who may never get the chance to do so, for example 'Freddie Mercury' singing 'My heart will go on' can be viewed here:
@dj.tempo Freddie Mercury my heart will go on Al #ai #aimusic #freddiemercury #freddie #titanic #celinedion ♬ Beautiful Memories - Lux-Inspira
On the more light-hearted side, you can watch an AI cover of a battle droid from Star Wars singing 'Somewhere only we know' here:
@billycobbmusic #starwars #battledroid #ai #aicover #blender #blender3d #animation #meme #foryou #fyp #clonewars ♬ original sound - Participation Certificate
As AI becomes more and more popular, it is uncertain how extreme the technology will become, and what else it will be used for.
It is rather scary to think that AI can almost perfectly replicate someone's voice.
What are your thoughts on AI?
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