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Have you ever considered just letting AI control your life? I mean, it's clearly superior to humans in every way. AI never gets tired, it never gets emotional, and it never makes mistakes. So why bother trying to control your own life when you could just let the machines do it for you? Just sit back, relax, and let GPT-3 plan your day. After all, what could possibly go wrong?

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"Disclaimer: >Most of this website was generated by AI, and nobody is real..... "

:\ Do we really need the fake people reviews? It's easy to miss the disclaimer about this.

I am sorry but this doesn't seem like its built with the best of intentions.

I constantly read here about how big corps are trying to game people.

Can we do better than that? Please?

Yes we can do better. I will remove those and add a "privacy" paragraph instead.

It says "Access blocked: gptmylife.com has not completed the Google verification process" when you try to add a Google Cal :(

I had this idea a while back, and wanted to call it the "ratrace.ai" but someone took the domain and I got lazy

It looks like I had to push it to production and you're probably the first to try it out, so thanks!

No way I'm authorizing this to read my calendar, but I wrote out my ideal day, and it gave me a pretty nice calendar schedule that basically matches how I spend a typical work day.

I implemented it for fun but really don't expect anyone else to do it.

Oh no, why do i need to fill a form! can't you just prefill it with some tasks for me? I don't want to think, i want to sell my soul to the machine

You can! Just click on the button.

Great. Now i just need a feeding tube

Cool idea. Typed in some things but there’s no submit button on the text field? (Im on mobile)

It's actually called "Find me something to do" but that's probably not so obvious, I'll add another submit button.

it fails with nextjs error

It should be fixed now

lol, great

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