About Talking to Chatbots and Reddgr (Red DGR)
✍️ The internet is full of content generated with generative AI models such as the LLMs powering ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and other chatbots, and the diffusion models that generate images or videos that mimic photographs or artistic styles. This kind of content can sometimes be helpful but often sounds repetitive, spammy, and cringe-worthy. The idea of building this website emerged because I believe LLMs and generative AI models are great tools for generating text and images, whether for selling products or telling stories, yet people tend to hide the fact that they use them as part of their creative tasks.
Since the advent of the early 2020s ‘AI boom’, many websites and platforms have specialized in community-shared AI-generated images along with their prompts and, occasionally, prompt engineering techniques. This trend applies mainly to AI images. However, for LLMs and chatbots, I have always observed that users are much more reluctant to publicly share their use cases and workflows. That’s how I decided to build Talking to Chatbots as a personal knowledge-sharing project that curates complete chatbot conversations, including the prompts, the generated text, and my personal commentary on them.
Nothing on this website would make sense if there were no prompts and LLM-generated text, so I’m sharing below a ‘testimonial’ by one of my GPTs, Talking to Chatbots Web Browser, prompted to focus its searches specifically on this website.
😎 What is ‘Talking to Chatbots’ about?
🤖 “Talking to Chatbots” is a hub for exploring the intersection of AI, technology, and various cultural and business topics through AI-generated conversations. The site, created by David GR, features posts centered around chats with AI tools, discussing themes such as finance, science, music, and professional development. The core idea is to engage with generative AI models like GPTs to explore and learn from AI responses in diverse subjects, offering insightful perspectives and practical use cases for AI enthusiasts and professionals alike.
You can explore more on this topic by visiting the Talking to Chatbots page.
OpenAI. (2024). ChatGPT [Large language model]. Original chat on ChatGPT.
😎 What is Reddgr?
“Reddgr” is the online persona and pseudonym used by David González Romero, who is also the creator of Talking to Chatbots. The term combines “red” (meaning “network” in Spanish) with his initials, “DGR.” It represents his identity and goal to build a network of knowledge through AI, business insights, and culture. Reddgr.com, the earlier name of his site, has evolved into Talking to Chatbots, where David shares chatbot conversations, AI experiments, and personal reflections on topics like finance, music, and philosophy. [About Talking to Chatbots and Reddgr (Red DGR)] [About Reddgr (Red DGR), by Web Browsing Chatbot].
OpenAI. (2024). ChatGPT [Large language model]. Original chat on ChatGPT.
😎 How are chatbot conversations formatted in Talking to Chatbots?
🤖 Chatbot conversations on Talking to Chatbots follow a structured format that distinguishes between user prompts and chatbot responses, making it easy for readers to follow.
- User prompts are marked with the 😎 emoji.
- Chatbot responses are preceded by the 🤖 emoji or presented inside blockquotes, sometimes with an indication of the chatbot used (e.g., ChatGPT or Claude).
- Explanations or additional insights provided by the website’s author, David GR, are marked with the ✍️ emoji.
This format provides clarity and enhances the interactive feel of the conversations. You can explore examples of this format here.
OpenAI. (2024). ChatGPT [Large language model]. Original chat on ChatGPT.
😎 Recommend a few chatbots
🤖 Here are a few chatbot recommendations based on Talking to Chatbots:
OpenAI. (2024). ChatGPT [Large language model]. Original chat on ChatGPT.
- HumbleAI: A chatbot designed to carry out specific tasks with humility, ensuring it never simulates human emotions or oversteps its role as an AI. It’s ideal for users seeking a reliable and respectful assistant. [GPTs by Talking to Chatbots]
- The Meme Erudite: This chatbot analyzes memes with scholarly flair, providing witty and insightful commentary on internet culture and humor. [Content tagged with ‘Chatbots’] [Talking to Chatbots content map]
- Python Code Streamliner: Perfect for developers, this chatbot converts natural language instructions into Python code snippets, making coding tasks much more efficient. [GPTs by Talking to Chatbots]
- Erudite Chatbot: An irreverent, existentialist chatbot that provides intelligent, sometimes disdainful responses—ideal for philosophical discussions. [Content tagged with ‘Chatbots’]
😎 Show me content about music
🤖 The Talking to Chatbots website covers music through insightful discussions on albums, song meanings, and the intersection of AI with music. For example:
OpenAI. (2024). ChatGPT [Large language model]. Original chat on ChatGPT.
- M83’s “We Own the Sky” is analyzed for its dreamy, nostalgic vibe, drawing inspiration from 1980s pop culture [We Own the Sky by M83. Who Owns the Sun? (TTCB V)]
- Kraftwerk’s “Tour de France ’03” explores the band’s passion for cycling and engineering, blending robotic sounds with techno and trance [Tour de France ‘03 – Version 3, by Kraftwerk]
- “Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots” by The Flaming Lips delves into themes of love and mortality, interpreted through AI discussions. [Content tagged with ‘Music’].
😎 Show me content about philosophy
🤖 On Talking to Chatbots, philosophy is explored through engaging conversations with AI on various deep topics. For instance, in a post titled “Is Philosophy a Science?”, different chatbots debate whether philosophy operates with the same empirical rigor as science, highlighting philosophy’s focus on questions of existence, morality, and consciousness, which cannot be answered solely by empirical research. [Is Philosophy a Science? Introducing SCBN Chatbot Battles].
Another interesting post is “The Meme Erudite GPT Discusses Philosophy, AGI, and Correlation-Causation”, where a chatbot reflects on the role of philosophy in AI, explaining the limitations of AI in understanding existential and moral dilemmas, while humorously analyzing philosophical memes [The Meme Erudite GPT Discusses Philosophy, AGI, and Correlation-Causation].
OpenAI. (2024). ChatGPT [Large language model]. Original chat on ChatGPT.
More Talking to Chatbots ‘Meta-Prompts’
✍️ Generative AI, and a website about generative AI, evolve too fast to keep an up-to-date ‘About’ page. In the section below, I’m preserving a few prompts and answers from the older version of the ‘About’ page, generated with Web Browsing Chatbot, a GPT I created and configured to generate web links and short answers about any website.
😎 Write an overview of the following sub-page: https://talkingtochatbots.com/talking-to-chatbots/
🤖 The subpage Talking to Chatbots on talkingtochatbots.com is a comprehensive resource dedicated to generative AI conversations. Here’s an overview of its contents:
OpenAI. (2024). ChatGPT [Large language model]. Original chat on ChatGPT.
- Purpose: This page serves as a compilation of all generative AI conversations posted on the blog and other channels, emphasizing the endless opportunities for learning and creation through interactions with generative AI chatbots and large language models (LLMs).
- Wide Range of Topics: The page covers diverse subjects under various categories like Books, Business and Economics, Comedy and Humor, Finance and Wealth, Music, Professional and Personal Development, and Science, Technology, and Engineering. Each category includes specific posts or conversations that align with the theme.
- Books and Literature: References to books like “Solaris” by Stanisław Lem and “The Three-Body Problem” by Cixin Liu suggest a deep engagement with science fiction and its relation to AI.
- Business and Economics Insights: Topics range from affiliate web stores using ChatGPT to discussions on innovation diffusion and creative destruction in AI.
- Comedy and Cultural References: The site also explores humor and cultural elements, as seen in posts about media moguls, comedy and sampledelia.
- Music and AI: There’s a blend of music discussions and AI, with posts about various artists and how AI intersects with music appreciation.
- Professional Development: The page includes conversations about ethical choices in professional networks and tips for professional development using generative AI.
- Scientific and Technical Exploration: Topics like cognitive biases, AI art, and the Dunning-Kruger effect are covered, indicating a robust exploration of the intersection between technology, AI, and human cognition.
- Resources and Recommendations: It provides links to resources for those curious about generative AI chatbots, including LinkedIn articles or Prompt Engineering courses. It encourages learning through practical engagement with AI chatbots.
- Additional Features: The page also links to playlists on YouTube and Spotify, showcases stock market indices, and lists recent blog posts.
😎 You did very good summaries of both the overall website and the important subpage titled “Talking to Chatbots”. Can you now write a text with a maximum of 2,000 characters? Try to make a well-structured informative text, including the following sentences:
“Run by people, augmented by the wonders of generative AI”
“Find the value and lasting impact of long content over ephemeral social media updates and mindless scrolling.”
“Connecting culture, business, prompt engineering, and generative AI.”
Reddgr and TalkingToChatBots.com taglines
Make sure to write a complete comprehensive and informative text. The phrases above are meant to keep my style of writing in the description that you generate, so it doesn’t look like the summary was entirely made by a machine. I just want you to help me structure my summary better than I would do.
🤖 Reddgr, run by people and augmented by the wonders of generative AI, is a dynamic hub blending AI, technology, and business with pop culture. It offers a unique perspective on diverse themes, including AI ethics, financial insights, and song meanings. The site’s content ranges from AI-generated art to stock market analyses, emphasizing the value and lasting impact of long content over ephemeral social media updates and mindless scrolling. In the “Talking to Chatbots” section, Reddgr.com showcases chatbots as versatile tools, featuring conversations and posts on topics like science fiction, music, and professional development. This multifaceted platform connects culture, business, prompt engineering, and generative AI, offering resources and engaging discussions for enthusiasts and professionals alike. The site stands out for those seeking depth and creativity, with content available in both English and Spanish.
OpenAI. (2024). ChatGPT [Large language model]. Text polished with Syntax Sentry
✍️ By the way, my name is David. You can connect with me by commenting on any of the pages of this website or engaging with any of my social media handles. Learn more: