OK, so no one asked OpenAI for a Year In Review, but I guess now is as good of a time as any for a guessing machine to take past prompts to  see if it can guess something new.  I played a bit with OpenAI's Year In Review because it's about as much fun as reading my horoscope or discussing my MBTI style 😅.

I have two free accounts on OpenAI, on one of them I am one of the 0.1% of early adopters. Both accounts gave me the em-dash deprecating humor (you know, the running gag is that ChatGPT loves the em-dash).  My original account is where most of my experiments got for LLM-based training, whereas my second account uses my university email and I have it in case I run out of freebies on my main account. 

My main account gave me the Patchwork Polymath title, which I guess I earned by asking ChatGPT a variety of non-connected things, from science fiction lore mashups, to playing around with it to see what it could do (or not) for an educational environment. 

My secondary account earned me the title Crossover Commander,because I was messing around with image creation across cinematic and video game universes. Most of the stuff produced was meh, but I will admit that it was good enough to take an image of worn our cereal box gift (and iron on decal from the late 80s) and made is somewhat passable to make it in to a patch.
The two different accounts gave a different pixelated paintings for the year, the account that I messed around with for work purposes seems to have knowledge as a core component...
Does any of this really mean anything? Most likely not, but it was an interesting diversion at the end of the year.