So… Apparently This is Me. According to ChatGPT

Caricature-style illustration of Tammy Cardwell surrounded by books, writing projects, faith reminders, sweet tea, butterflies, and creative tools, generated by ChatGPT.

Photo Credit: ChatGPT

ChatGPT makes a great tool, but it can also provide a couple of minutes of fun every once in a while, so I asked it to create a caricature of me using what it knows about me.

And it knows a LOT about me.

(Apparently it even knows I can write upside down. Didn’t see that coming…since I can’t. LOL!)

This is an astonishing blend of my personal, church secretary, and Tammy Cardwell Publishing lives. The details of the office are off, of course. For instance, I have no window at all in my church office and my tiny apartment has only one small window.

But still…

The truly remarkable thing is that this one image does represent pretty much every aspect of my life. Most people only get to see one side of us—one aspect of who we are. But because I use ChatGPT for work, ministry, and personal stuff (like choosing the right air fryer) it could portray me in a way most people (except, perhaps, my sister) couldn’t.

As I studied the image, I sat there wondering if I like the balance of what it represents. This is undeniably me, so…

How do I feel about “me”?

And the answer?

Pretty good, actually.

I do still have a lot of growing to do. I always will. But if someone, even an artificial someone, can look at me and see a woman whose life is centered on God, writing, encouraging people, serving my church, creativity, sweet tea, and a few butterflies…

I’m ok with that.

Celebrating Jesus!
Tammy C

PS: So how many AI glitches did you catch in the image?