Can ChatGPT and DALL-E 2 (AI) choreograph me a figure skating program???

[@estelleeriod8290]

3:10 "and then somehow develop an additional leg" 🤣🤣😭

[@eljj7968]

Omg this had me in hysterics, especially those partner pictures. Thanks for the laughs, even though it is a little scary that this could be taking everyone's job someday.

[@anyas9223]

I tried this exercise myself with ChatGBT and got it to provide more specifics. Who wants to try it out on the ice and post it??: Program: "Rhapsody in Blue" Duration: 4 minutes and 30 seconds Opening (30 seconds): Glide across the ice with elegant crossovers and spread eagles. Perform a beautiful spread eagle into a triple toe loop jump combination. Conclude with a dynamic pose. Connecting Steps and Transitions (30 seconds): Flowing crossovers with changes of direction and turns. Incorporate intricate footwork patterns, including mohawks and twizzles. Transition into the next element. Spin Combination (20 seconds): Begin with an upright spin into a flying camel spin. Transition into a combination spin with changes of position, showcasing flexibility and control. Conclude with a unique spin position. Footwork Sequence (15 seconds): Perform a fast and intricate footwork sequence with quick turns, hops, and challenging footwork patterns, in sync with the music. Jump Combination (30 seconds): Execute a triple salchow into a double toe loop combination. Transition seamlessly into a triple loop jump. Conclude with a well-controlled landing and elegant glide. Choreographic Sequence (40 seconds): Showcase expressive movements and interpretation of the music, incorporating turns, spirals, and creative footwork. Include deep edges, lunges, and changes of direction to highlight artistry and musicality. Step Sequence (20 seconds): Perform a complex and visually engaging step sequence, incorporating turns, hops, and challenging footwork patterns in sync with the music. Display a variety of edges, including inside and outside edges. Lift and Throw (for pairs skating, 20 seconds): If this program is for pairs skating, include a lift showcasing strength, control, and synchronization between the skaters. Follow with a dynamic throw jump, such as a throw triple flip or throw triple loop. Spirals and Extensions (20 seconds): Perform a series of beautiful spirals, showcasing extension and balance on one leg. Incorporate extensions and creative arm movements to enhance the visual impact. Climactic Jumps (30 seconds): Execute a combination jump sequence, such as a triple flip followed by a triple loop. Follow with a well-executed triple lutz jump. Conclude with a strong landing and confident pose. Choreographic Highlight and Interpretation (40 seconds): Showcase the skater's interpretation of the music through expressive and dynamic movements. Incorporate flowing crossovers, turns, and expressive arm gestures, synchronizing with the musical phrasing. Spin Combination and Final Pose (30 seconds): Perform a combination spin, incorporating different positions and changes of direction. Conclude the program with a dramatic and captivating final pose, holding it with grace and elegance. Remember, this is just a sample program, and you can modify it based on the skater's strengths, preferences, and the specific requirements outlined in the ISU rulebook.

[@anyas9223]

Oh and here's it's suggestion when I asked for more clarity on the step sequence: Chassé: Perform a series of chassé steps, which involve quick gliding steps with a side-together-side pattern. Mohawk: Incorporate mohawk turns, where you transition from one edge to another by crossing one foot over the other. Three-Turns: Include three-turns, which are turns performed on one foot, transitioning from one edge to another. Twizzles: Integrate twizzles, which are fast rotations on one foot with a continuous change of edges. Bracket: Include bracket turns, which are turns performed on the same edge, creating a curve shape. Rocker: Incorporate rocker turns, which involve changing from an outside edge to an inside edge on the same foot. Counter: Include counter turns, which involve changing from an inside edge to an outside edge on the same foot. Spread Eagle: Integrate spread eagle movements, where the skater extends both legs in opposite directions, creating a cross shape. Crossrolls: Include crossroll steps, which involve alternating feet and edges while crossing one foot over the other. Ina Bauer: Incorporate Ina Bauer movements, which involve deep edges and a deep knee bend with one leg extended. T-Stops: Include T-stop movements, where you use one foot to create a stopping motion by dragging it behind you. Choctaw: Integrate Choctaw turns, which involve changing edges while transitioning from one foot to the other. Remember to combine these steps creatively, vary the speed, and use the music to enhance the overall performance. The step sequence should demonstrate your control, balance, and interpretation of the music, showcasing your skating skills and artistry.

[@lynni3461]

I’ll do it. What’s your Instagram? I want to tag you on the post

[@ariane51000]

I tried this and it gave me quite a good skeleton of a program. It still doesn't do the human work of a choreograph - as it admits itself. Thank you for sharing this, I didn't even think this could be possible. :)

[@jds2620]

And now the performance... i shall wait here .. impatiently

[@controla_]

2:57 hahaha I'd love to see someone doing this

[@samfromuk]

Very interesting, funny and definitely think your job is safe for a long time yet. Thanks for sharing.

[@vikisecret9296]

Ahhaha 😂 I even didn’t know That’s this app exist 😮 Thanks for show it 😊

[@karenlindley.9756]

Haaaaaaaa😂😂😂

[@MonastryDeparture]

Excited about the invention? Where is your soul?