New Delhi: American satirical animated show ‘South Park’ enlisted the help of AI-ChatGPT to script its new episode ‘Deep Learning’. The latest episode of the show mentions ChatGPT in the credits section as one of two writers responsible for the episode – one is Trey Parker and the other is ChatGPT. This is the first time an AI chatbot has been used to script an episode.
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America’s satirical animated show ‘South Park’ enlisted the help of AI-ChatGPT to write its new episode titled ‘Deep Learning’. The latest episodes of the show mention ChatGPT in the credits section as one of two writers responsible for the episode. This is the first time an AI chatbot has been used to script an episode.
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The episode ‘Deep Learning’ begins with a student at South Park Elementary realizing they can use ChatGPT to do their homework and school assignments for them. In a later part, the male students decide to harness the power of the AI for a different purpose: using ChatGPT to talk to girls.
The episode ‘Deep Learning’ begins with Clyde’s girlfriend, Babe, praising him for sending her cute and cheeky messages in front of the other girls. While another girl, Wendy, is upset because her boyfriend Stan only replies to her messages with a thumbs up.
With their relationship hanging by a thread, Stan decides to confront Clyde about the issue and seek his help.
Clyde tells Stan about the new application ChatGPT that he is using to reply to Babe’s messages.
Clyde said, “Yeah, man, there are tons of apps and programs that you can use OpenAI to subscribe to.”
“Guys use them for writing poems, for job applications, but they’re really good for dealing with girls.”
Later, it appears Stan used ChatGPT to reply to Wendy’s messages and she is overjoyed and their relationship is saved.
What is the show South Park?
South Park is an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning animated series co-created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone about four boys living in an impoverished Colorado mountain town. Amidst local and global tragedies, as well as parental and celebrity interference, Kyle, Stan, Cartman and Kenny manage to find time for themselves.