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>>flavor+(OP)
Me: Facebook AI, please post an entry about my vacation on Cape Cod and create a bunch of photos to go with it.

Facebook: Great. I'd be happy to. Any more detail you'd like to add?

Me: Make us look attractive. Show that we're a having a great time. Also, we went to see the Chatham Lighthouse.

Facebook: OK, done!

...

Facebook: You've received 48 likes. Your mother would like to know if you had any salt water taffy.

Me: Yes, and please create a picture of my oldest daughter having trouble chewing it.

Facebook: Done.

>>simone+Sn
You guys are very unambitious.

FB AI, make a series of posts about me climbing mount everest, meeting dalai lama, curing cancer, bringing peace to ukraine, changing my name to Melon Tusk, announcing running for president and adopting a dog named Molly

>>seydor+ml1
But see, that's the sort of thing that would give it away.

You got to shoot for something just attainable enough to sound credible, while still being at the "enviable" end of the spectrum.

"FB AI, make a series of pictures of my first 3 months at Goldman Sachs in 2021. Include me shaking hands with the VP of software as I receive a productivity award for making them $1m in a week. Include a group photo of me and 12 other people (all C execs and my VP must be there). Crosspost all to LinkedIn, with notifications muted."

"Ok done"

"ChatGPT, take my existing CV and replace entries from 2021 onwards with a job as Head of Performance Monitoring at Goldman Sachs, reporting to VP of software. Include several projects with direct CEO and CFO involvement. Crosspost changes to LinkedIn."

"Ok done"

... and now I can go job-hunting.