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Mine did the same. I went to updates Cancelled all and the manually searched for the app and clicked install. That did the trick.I received the install notification a bit earlier too, but now it just says pending.
The chatgpt one is the proper one. I have the Bing AI App too. It sometimes helps to ask both and then amalgemate
So that's the black and white one?The chatgpt one is the proper one. I have the Bing AI App too. It sometimes helps to ask both and then amalgemate
Yes. The one made by openaiSo that's the black and white one?
Lol...I love it that you can point out if it makes a mistake and it admits it and corrects itself.
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A. G Visser and kie will soon be spinning in their gravesWrite me a poem about spuds:
In fields of earth, where sunlight gleams,
A humble spud awakes from dreams,
With eyes of brown and skin so fair,
Its journey starts, a tale to share.
From tiny seed to tender sprout,
It reaches up, beyond all doubt,
With roots so deep, it draws its might,
Growing strong, day and night.
In golden days, the sun's embrace,
Nurtures growth, a slow-paced race,
Through rain and shine, it perseveres,
A symbol of life, conquering fears.
Harvest time, the air's alive,
As farmers gather, smiles arrive,
From muddy soil, they gently pry,
A bounty born beneath the sky.
A spud transformed, a culinary art,
Boiled, mashed, or baked, a treat at heart,
A taste of comfort, warmth, and glee,
Nourishing souls, setting them free.
So let us raise a spud in cheer,
A simple joy, both far and near,
For in its essence, we're reminded true,
Life's beauty lies in what we do.
Jesus, it wrote a fscking epic about spuds.
Do potatoes grow from tiny seedsWrite me a poem about spuds:
In fields of earth, where sunlight gleams,
A humble spud awakes from dreams,
With eyes of brown and skin so fair,
Its journey starts, a tale to share.
From tiny seed to tender sprout,
It reaches up, beyond all doubt,
With roots so deep, it draws its might,
Growing strong, day and night.
In golden days, the sun's embrace,
Nurtures growth, a slow-paced race,
Through rain and shine, it perseveres,
A symbol of life, conquering fears.
Harvest time, the air's alive,
As farmers gather, smiles arrive,
From muddy soil, they gently pry,
A bounty born beneath the sky.
A spud transformed, a culinary art,
Boiled, mashed, or baked, a treat at heart,
A taste of comfort, warmth, and glee,
Nourishing souls, setting them free.
So let us raise a spud in cheer,
A simple joy, both far and near,
For in its essence, we're reminded true,
Life's beauty lies in what we do.
Jesus, it wrote a fscking epic about spuds.