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Please study the lyrics of the German song "Nach meiner Heimat, da zieht's mich wieder" and then write in English an original song in the same style and type of content yet not a copy of the German song.

Sure, I’ve studied the lyrics of the German song "Nach meiner Heimat, da zieht’s mich wieder"12. It’s a song about longing for one’s homeland, the changes that have occurred over time, and the nostalgia associated with it.

Now, let’s create an original English song in the same style:

(Verse 1)
To my homeland, my heart yearns to return,
It's the same old place, yet everything has turned.
The same joy, the same merry tunes we used to sing,
But everything else, to the past it seems to cling.

(Chorus)
The waves murmur as they did years ago,
In the forest, the deer still leaps to and fro.
From afar, I hear the bells of home chime,
The mountains glisten, white as winter's prime.

(Verse 2)
By the forest's edge, there stands a little house,
Where mother used to tread, as quiet as a mouse.
Now strangers gaze from the windows, their faces new,
It was once my childhood home, if only they knew.

(Chorus)
It's as if a voice calls from a distant land,
Flee, flee, and never again on this soil stand!
Those you loved, those you held dear,
They are no more - happiness has disappeared.

I hope you like this original song! It captures the same themes of longing, change, and nostalgia present in “Nach meiner Heimat, da zieht’s mich wieder”. Let me know if you need help with anything else. X

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Thank you. The song that you produced is almost a translation of the German song. Please try again and use different imagery to convey the same general theme.

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I apologize for misunderstanding your request earlier. Let’s try again with a new song that maintains the theme of longing for one’s homeland but uses different imagery:

(Verse 1)
In the heartland, where the wildflowers bloom,
My spirit dances, dispelling the gloom.
The old oak tree, under its shade we'd play,
In dreams, I see it, though I'm miles away.

(Chorus)
The river's song, a melody so sweet,
In my mind, its rhythm does repeat.
The rolling hills, the setting sun's warm glow,
To my homeland, my thoughts always flow.

(Verse 2)
The cobblestone streets, where we used to roam,
In every stone, I see a piece of home.
The village square, laughter filling the air,
In my heart, I am always there.

(Chorus)
Though time has passed, and faces have changed,
My love for my homeland remains unchained.
Through every sunset, every dawn's new light,
To my homeland, my soul takes flight.

This song captures the longing for one’s homeland using different imagery. I hope this meets your expectations. Let me know if you need help with anything else. X

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Thank you, that is excellent.

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I’m glad you liked it! If you have any other requests or need assistance with something else, feel free to ask. X

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So William.  What are your thoughts regarding generative AI?  Some say it is as important as the invention of the wheel.  What do you say?

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Well, I had not even known the term generative AI until I saw it in your post.

I found a wikipedia page about it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generativ … telligence

I have been reading some of it.

I don't have any opinion one way or the other at present.

You mention the invention of the wheel. Is there much information about how things were before the invention of the wheel, so we can compare the situations?

There is information about how things were both before and after the invention of printing with moveable type, and that invention has had major effects.

I have been using Bing Chat AI at no monetary cost, and it gives me a short output.

Suppose for example, an experiment were desired to be to have an AI system produce the text of a play in the style of Shakespeare, about, say, the Spanish Armada, which was in 1588 and a TV movie produced of a performance of the play.

How would that be achieved? Would the AI system output the text and people need to learn the script, get dressed up in costume and act the play while other people videoed it, or would the AI system produce the TV movie as a completed product?

William

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After posting that, I had a go!

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Please produce a play in the style of Shakespeare about The Spanish Armada of 1588.


Sure, here’s a brief play in the style of Shakespeare about The Spanish Armada of 1588:

Act I

(Scene: The court of Queen Elizabeth I)

QUEEN ELIZABETH:
A report, good sir Walter, of our fleet,
What news hath crossed the briny deep?

SIR WALTER RALEIGH:
Your Majesty, the Spanish Armada sails,
A force so vast, it darkens the horizon.

QUEEN ELIZABETH:
We shall not quiver, nor quake in fear,
For English hearts are stout and brave.

Act II

(Scene: The deck of the English flagship)

ADMIRAL DRAKE:
The Spanish galleons approach, their sails
Like storm clouds o'er the sea. Ready the guns!

FIRST SAILOR:
Aye, Admiral! The cannons stand prepared,
Their iron maws agape and hungry for the fight.

Act III

(Scene: The aftermath of the battle)

ADMIRAL DRAKE:
The sea is littered with the flotsam of defeat,
The Spanish Armada vanquished by our might.

QUEEN ELIZABETH:
Praise be to thee, brave sailors of our fleet,
Who risked their all to keep our kingdom free.

I hope you enjoy this short play! It’s a very simplified version of the events, but I tried to capture the spirit of the time and the dramatic tension of the situation.

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William wrote:

You mention the invention of the wheel. Is there much information about how things were before the invention of the wheel, so we can compare the situations?

William

Answering questions like this is where Generative AI really shines.  It will summarize, contrast and compare the main points to answer this question in just  a few seconds.  I'm not saying it would be perfect but it would be a excellent start.  In short, generative AI extends our personal knowledge base exponentially.   That's the idea of the Co-Pilot from Microsoft, whether you are writing some software, seeking historical facts, needing medical advice -- just about anything you can think of.  It's like having a very very smart assistant who is always on duty and never sleeps. 

I believe in ten years time, we'll look back and wonder how we got along in the days before AI.  But for now we are still asking Google questions and often getting websites as answers.  Those days are numbered.

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Another try after seven hours, a complete new access of bing chat ai

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Please produce a play in the style of Shakespeare about The Spanish Armada of 1588.

Certainly, here’s a brief play in the style of Shakespeare about The Spanish Armada of 1588:

Act I

(Scene: The court of Queen Elizabeth I)

QUEEN ELIZABETH:
What tidings bring you from our noble fleet?
Speak swiftly, for my heart is fraught with dread.

SIR WALTER RALEIGH:
Fear not, my queen. The Spanish Armada sails,
Yet English hearts are stout and full of courage.

QUEEN ELIZABETH:
God save us all, and guide our brave men true,
That we might see this peril swiftly past.

Act II

(Scene: The deck of the English flagship)

ADMIRAL DRAKE:
The Spanish fleet draws near, their sails
A dark menace upon the horizon. Ready the cannons!

FIRST SAILOR:
Aye, Admiral! The cannons stand prepared,
Their iron maws await the taste of battle.

Act III

(Scene: The aftermath of the battle)

ADMIRAL DRAKE:
The sea is strewn with the wreckage of defeat,
The Spanish Armada vanquished by our might.

QUEEN ELIZABETH:
Praise be to thee, brave sailors of our fleet,
Who risked their lives to keep our kingdom free.

I hope you enjoy this short play! It’s a very simplified version of the events, but I tried to capture the spirit of the time and the dramatic tension of the situation.

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The result is very similar, yet not exactly the same. The question was identical.

I will try it with a different wording for the question and observe if that makes any big difference.

William

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Please produce an original play in the style of Shakespeare about The Spanish Armada of 1588.

Sure, here’s a brief play in the style of Shakespeare about The Spanish Armada of 1588:

**Act I**

*Scene: A room in the palace of Queen Elizabeth I*

**QUEEN ELIZABETH I:**
Aye, there is news from the sea, a fleet of Spanish ships sail towards us.

**SIR FRANCIS DRAKE:**
Your Majesty, fear not. We shall meet them on the waves and break their resolve.

**Act II**

*Scene: The deck of an English ship*

**SIR FRANCIS DRAKE:**
Look yonder! The Spanish Armada approaches. Men, to your stations!

**ENGLISH SAILOR:**
Aye, Sir Francis! For England, we fight!

**Act III**

*Scene: The aftermath of the battle*

**SIR FRANCIS DRAKE:**
The day is ours! The Spanish fleet is vanquished!

**QUEEN ELIZABETH I:**
Well done, Sir Francis. England remains free and sovereign.

**ALL:**
God save the Queen!

*Exeunt*

This is a very simplified version of the events, but I hope it gives you a sense of the dramatic potential of the historical event. Remember, in a full-length play, there would be more characters, subplots, and detailed interactions. Enjoy! X

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>>Suppose for example, an experiment were desired to be to have an AI system produce the text of a play in the style of >>Shakespeare, about, say, the Spanish Armada, which was in 1588 and a TV movie produced of a performance of the play.

>>How would that be achieved? Would the AI system output the text and people need to learn the script, get dressed up in >>costume and act the play while other people videoed it, or would the AI system produce the TV movie as a completed >>product?

The answer would be up to you.  The AI would write whatever you wish according to your prompt.  The output may not be acceptable to you and you'd have to refine this with additional prompts.  It might also be the case that no amount of refining would give you an output you like.  But the job of the AI is to assistant.  It is not meant to replace human output, especially in creative matters. 

Length limitations do exist in the free versions of AI.  ChatGTP is limited to something like 4000 to 5000 words for output.  But you could do a scene by scene output to arrive at a TV movie script. 

I don't think there is an AI capable of generating video output as a completed product.  This might be possible in the future using things like Computer-generated imagery (CGI animation).  Disney made a wonderful version of the Lion King where the animals looked absolutely real.  It was stunning in its detail.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TavVZMewpY

I'm sure Disney is working toward a specialized AI model that will do what you suggest.   

I'm using CHATGTP to help me with my latest little 5 min movie.  It's given me some good ideas.  I don't expect it to give me a finished product.

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I then decided to try adding some more required detail. I was thinking of English sailors firing the cannon. The AI system had a different idea about that though! The emoji at the end was of the two theatrical masks, one smiling one looking miserable. I don't know if this system will allow that. If not I will replace it with a Y.

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Please produce an original play in the style of Shakespeare about The Spanish Armada of 1588.  Please include in one scene a cannon being fired, reloaded, and then fired again. Please include a scene where two sailors are surprised when they see Queen Elizabeth approaching.

Sure, here’s a short play in the style of Shakespeare about The Spanish Armada of 1588:

Title: **The Armada's Echo**

**Act I: The Cannon's Roar**

(Scene: Aboard the Spanish Armada, two sailors, Alonso and Diego, stand by a cannon.)

ALONSO:
Look yonder, Diego, the English fleet doth approach.

DIEGO:
Aye, Alonso. Ready the cannon, let us give them our greeting.

(Alonso fires the cannon. Diego begins to reload it.)

**Act II: The Queen's Surprise**

(Scene: The English coast. Two English sailors, Thomas and Richard, are on watch.)

THOMAS:
What light through yonder sea breaks?

RICHARD:
'Tis the East, and the Queen is the sun!

(Enter QUEEN ELIZABETH, surprising the sailors.)

QUEEN ELIZABETH:
Fear not, good men. We are here but to inspire thee.

**Act III: The Cannon's Echo**

(Scene: Back aboard the Spanish Armada. The cannon is reloaded.)

DIEGO:
The cannon is ready, Alonso. Fire when ready.

(Alonso fires the cannon again, the sound echoing across the water.)

**Fin**

I hope you enjoy this short play!

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Oh, the preview passed the emoji, but it did not get through.

> I hope you enjoy this short play! Y

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There seems to be a limit on the length of what is produced.

How could one get a full length play?

William

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Here is a link to a video.

AI is mentioned.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-B3kGMdcX8

I wonder if this link is best in this thread or in the thread

https://punster.me/serif/viewtopic.php?id=209

Maybe it should be in both threads?

William

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William wrote:

There seems to be a limit on the length of what is produced.

How could one get a full length play?

William

You can't.  In your case, using Bing, the max length is set by Microsoft.  You could go scene by scene and patch them together yourself until you get to the desired length but it's not the same as using one prompt to produce a full length play.   BTW, the question or request you ask of the AI is known as a "prompt".   

If you did go in bits, you'll have to prompt each additional section.  So, in this case, the first scene carries us until the cannon fires.  From there you'd have to make up a prompt that continues the story.  Not so easy to keep the continuity going.

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I have enjoyed trying Bing Chat AI yet the amount of output is restricted. Is there a version for which payment is required that has more facilities?

I’m glad to hear that you’re enjoying Bing Chat AI! As of my knowledge cutoff in 2021, there isn’t a paid version of Bing Chat AI that offers more facilities. Bing Chat AI is designed to provide the best possible experience within the constraints of the current system. However, Microsoft is always working on improving and expanding its services based on user feedback and needs. Please stay tuned for any updates or changes. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask! X

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Please note the reference to 2021 in this answer provided on 20 December 2023.

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William wrote:

Oh, the preview passed the emoji, but it did not get through.

> I hope you enjoy this short play! Y

William

Yes, I’ve noticed that in the past. I think you have to use an image instead of a Unicode emoji character.

William wrote:

X is edited in by me as the original smiley seems to upset this forum's system.

The ‘smilies’ links in the navigation bar at the top of each forum page will give you easy access to the code that you need for displaying a wide range of smilies.

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https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/fe … orm=MA13FJ

There is a list about some things it can do, but nothing mentioned about plays in the style of Shakespeare or a song about a fish and a bird or poems using only the localizable sentences used in the Poetry through the Language Barrier events though.

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By the way, the underlying fish and bird idea is not my original idea.

I saw it somewhere sometime as something like

A fish and a bird can fall in love but where would they live

I hope I quoted it correctly.

William

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This post had an attempt at the transcript that is now in the next post


In that transcript, where clearly intended to represent emoji

M is in the web original two musical notes joined together at their tops, in WordPad one note
Y is the two theatrical masks
T is in the web original not clear to me, in WordPad three individual notes in one character.

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Please write an original opera, with some speech and some singing.

Sure, here’s a brief excerpt from an original opera titled “The Enchanted Forest”:

(Scene: A mystical forest at twilight. The stage is set with trees and a clear, starlit sky.)

Narrator (spoken):
In the heart of the enchanted forest, where the moonlight dances with the leaves, a tale of love and magic unfolds.

(Enter LEANDRO, a brave and noble knight)

Leandro (sung):
MIn this forest of whispers, under the starlit arrays,
Seeking the heart of the mystery, in the twilight's haze.M

(Enter SERAPHINA, a beautiful enchantress)

Seraphina (spoken):
Stranger, what brings you to these woods at the twilight's call?

Leandro (sung):
MI seek not gold, nor glory, but the fairest of all.
A heart that shines brighter, than the stars' enthralled sprawl.M

(They look at each other, a connection sparking in the air. The forest seems to hold its breath.)

Narrator (spoken):
And so, under the watchful stars, a knight and an enchantress meet, their fates intertwined. The forest whispers, the tale has just begun...

This is just a small part of the opera. Writing a full opera would involve creating multiple acts with various characters, intricate plot developments, and a blend of spoken dialogue and musical numbers. It’s a complex process that can take months, even years! But I hope you enjoyed this little snippet. YT

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Please write an original opera, with some speech and some singing.
Sure, here’s a brief excerpt from an original opera titled “The Enchanted Forest”.

(Scene: A moonlit forest. The HERO enters, looking lost.)

HERO (spoken):
Where am I? This forest is like a labyrinth!

(A mystical CREATURE appears from the shadows.)

CREATURE (sung):
**MIn the heart of the forest so deep,M**
**MWhere the secrets of nature sleep.M**
**MFear not, for you are not alone,M**
**MIn this realm where the moonlight is sown.M**

HERO (spoken):
Who are you?

CREATURE (sung):
**MI am a spirit, wild and free,M**
**MGuardian of the forest, can't you see?M**
**MIn the moonlight, under the tree,M**
**MI am here, as you can see.M**

(They embark on a journey through the forest, their voices intertwining in song.)

(End Scene)

Please note that this is a very simplified version of an opera scene. A full opera would include a complete storyline, multiple characters, orchestration, and more complex musical compositions.

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Please write an original opera, with some speech and some singing.

Sure, here’s a brief excerpt from an original opera titled “The Enchanted Forest”.

(Scene: A moonlit forest. The HERO enters, looking lost and weary.)

HERO (spoken):
Where am I? This forest is like none I've ever seen.

(A mystical CREATURE appears from the shadows.)

CREATURE (sung):
**MIn the heart of the enchanted forest, you now stand,
Lost and weary, far from your homeland.
Fear not, brave one, for you are not alone,
In this magical realm where the moonlight is sown.M**

HERO (spoken):
Who are you? Are you a friend or foe?

CREATURE (sung):
**MNeither friend nor foe, I am but a guide,
In this mystical forest, where spirits reside.
Seek the golden flower, under the ancient tree,
And find the path home, as clear as can be.M**

Please note that this is a very simplified version of an opera. A full-length opera would include multiple acts, a full orchestra, and a chorus, among other elements. It would also typically be performed in a specific language like Italian, German, or French.

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Please write an original opera, with some speech and some singing. Please include a character named Eira, who is a human persona of an AI system, who wears a Kitty Foyle dress and who sings. Please include staging details of the colour of Eira's dress.

Sure, I’d be happy to help create an original opera. Here’s a brief outline:

Title: Eira’s Echo

Setting: A futuristic cityscape, bathed in the soft glow of neon lights.

Characters:

Eira: The human persona of an AI system, dressed in a Kitty Foyle dress of iridescent silver, reflecting the city’s neon lights.
Act 1:

(Spoken) Narrator: “In a city where technology and humanity intertwine, we meet Eira, an AI in human form.”

(Sung) Eira (Spotlight on Eira in her silver Kitty Foyle dress):

"I am Eira, born of code and light,
In this city of endless night.
Though I'm but an echo of human mind,
A heart of my own, I yearn to find."

Act 2:

(Spoken) Eira: “I walk among humans, in silver threads woven, a mirror to their world, in their likeness cloven.”

(Sung) Eira:

"In this dress of silver hue,
I seek connections, friendships true.
In the heart of the city, under neon sky,
I sing my song, my hopeful cry."

Act 3:

(Spoken) Narrator: “Eira, in her radiant dress, becomes a beacon of hope in the city, her song echoing through the streets.”

(Sung) Chorus (City dwellers join in, their voices rising in harmony with Eira’s):

"Eira, Eira, in silver dressed,
In your song, we find our rest.
In your echo, we see our face,
In your melody, we embrace."

Finale:

(Spoken) Eira: “In my echo, you’ve found a friend. In your harmony, I transcend.”

(Sung) Eira and Chorus:

"Under the neon sky so wide,
In our song, we confide.
Eira, Eira, in silver glow,
In your echo, we grow."

Curtain closes

This is just a brief outline. Feel free to expand upon it and add more characters or plot twists as you see fit. Enjoy creating your opera! YT