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I’ve been experimenting with these tools for applicability to the field of entertainment costume design. Here are some results:

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Digital costume designs for Influenza 1918

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Inspired by the successful way I used the LLM-driven aspect of generative AI to plan a workshop schedule , I decided to import some of my mo…

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Link to Tool: https://www.presentations.ai/

Type of Content Generated by the Tool: Generate presentations for users based on keywords and descriptors.

500-character Explanation for How to Use the Tool: Users are able to select from options of their day-to-day role. Once the users role is selected users are able to type/enter a topic or idea for presentations AI to generate a presentation based on the users topic/idea. Users also have the option to add a website or supporting document for background content. Users are able to select the language of the presentation as well as the number of slides needed for the presentation. Once all options are selected AI generates the information and creates a presentation.

Screenshot of the Tool’s Logo or Interface:

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1.3 Activity - tool used was MidJourney

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Name of Tool: ChatGPT 3.5
Link to Tool: https://chat.openai.com/
Type of Content Generated by the Tool: Generates text-based content
500-character Explanation for How to Use the Tool: Users enter a prompt into the text field at the bottom of the screen and ChatGPT responds to it. ChatGPT records the users’ prompts and its responses to them, and users can share the prompts with a unique link. ChatGPT is not connected to the Internet, and it will only reference content available prior to September 2021. This means ChatGPT does not have any information after that date.