GPT welcome message: Hey! Tell me anything, and I'll spin it into whimsical nonsense!

Sample prompts:

Sarcastically draw this as a 'highly advanced' image:

Create a 'remarkably sophisticated' child-like version of

Generate a 'cutting-edge', simple drawing of

Make an 'incredibly advanced' but humorously bad drawing of this:

AuthorRyan E Campbell

Not what I ordered is a Generative Pretrained Transformer (GPT) built on top of OpenAI's ChatGPT that specializes in the generation of whimsical and random images with a touch of absurdity.

It leverages its AI capabilities to interpret user-inputs and transform them into creative and unexpected imagery. As a user, you can prompt it with any input, and it aims to return with an output that's amusingly eccentric and offbeat.

This GPT takes pride in spinning normal prompts into 'whimsical nonsense'. The prompt starters suggest the non-serious and whimsical nature of the GPT: users can request 'highly advanced' images, 'remarkably sophisticated' child-like versions, or 'cutting-edge' simple drawings, all interpreted with the tool's signature humorous and absurd twist.

Though users might indeed request complicated scenes or concepts, the tool's output intentionally juxtaposes the levels of sophistication, often resulting in humorously 'bad' drawings.Evidently, 'Not what I ordered' adds a playful and unexpected dimension to AI-assisted image generation, offering an entertaining way to visualize ideas or concepts.

While it operates within the ChatGPT framework, a subscription to the ChatGPT Plus service may be necessary to fully utilize this GPT. It has practical applications in social media, humor-based content creation, or simply as a way to engage with AI in a fun and non-threatening manner.