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Paul Berg
@prberg
Has anyone found much value in creating personal GPTs, trained on their social media posts, articles, etc.?
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Trevorlawrence.base.eth
@grld
Learning on it.
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madlog↑c
@madlog1c.eth
I use GPTs for pretty much everything EXCEPT social content. it helps me code, cook, translate, research, summarize, etc etc etc i literally use it more than google but never have i ever used it for a social post, seems like it would be dishonest in a way. i’m on here to make real connections, being forced to filter out obvious bot/spam/gpt casts is a pain. can’t wait for the day FC gets good proof of humanity / sybil resistance - that will cut down so much spammy noise every cast i’ve sent is my own voice, and i hope that will contribute to landing a ft career in this industry one day
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Lauren McDonagh-Pereira
@lampphotography
I'm unclear on what the use case would be. If you have brand big enough to justify it, you are probably pretty particular about what "you" post. I wouldn't want anything posting on Warpcast on my behalf without serious editing and review, and at that point, I might as well just post manually. Plus, I am creeped out by the idea of setting something like that up, then getting hit by a bus and having it continue posting from beyond the grave and making everyone sad. 😂
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Amir Mabhout
@amirmabhout
Any other value can come other than generating posts similar to your tone and style?
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Sophia
@sophia123
are using a lot of GPT
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Giwa 🎩
@0xgiwa.eth
Curious to know as well
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WOO🎩
@woo-x
Simplifies workflow by training specific data to GPT. this has allowed for faster and more consistent creation of content
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