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AI Brewed Perfection, ChatGPT’s Recipe For a Hazy Pale Hale

By Kevin O'Keefe on February 21, 2023
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Now we’re talking, AI generated beer.

Curtis Blandy of the Victoria Buzz reports Whistle Buoy Brewing Company used AI to come up with the recipe for their latest beer.

And of course, it’s the perfect beer to accompany our creative work.

“‘Robo Beer’ is a hazy pale ale created by ChatGPT, an AI that is meant to be used for improving content creation in a user-friendly way. Since it went viral on the internet, ChatGPT has been used for writing songs, kids books and now, beer recipes.”

The brewery had been using OpenAI’s ChatGPT since last year to “write things like product descriptions for our website, social media captions, or dumb jokes about beer.”

Whistle Buoy took it a step further and asked it to write a beer recipe for a hazy pale ale. Ten seconds later there was a ful recipe that made sense.

Blandy reports that though the Whistle Buoy team is admittedly “becoming increasingly lazy,” with AI generating its marketing and beer recipes, the brewery’s humans remain plenty involved.

“We can’t give AI all the credit though, us humans were required to collaborate with the powerful machines to steer the product in the right direction and because we still have useful things like hands, judgment, and empathy.”

Nice story. Beer and writing, two joys of mine blend inicely .

Use the machines to help us – maybe enable us. We’ll still use our passion, judgment, care, and empathy in writing.

If you’re in Victoria (only 75 miles for me), you can enjoy a some Robo Beer, now available on tap in Whistle Buoy Brewing Company’s Market Square taproom.

For the rest of you, cans can be bought through their online store.

Photo of Kevin O'Keefe Kevin O'Keefe

I am a trial lawyer, turned legal tech entrepreneur, now leading the largest community of legal publishers in the world at LexBlog, Inc.

I am a lawyer of 39 years. Wanting to be a lawyer since I was a kid, I have loved…

I am a trial lawyer, turned legal tech entrepreneur, now leading the largest community of legal publishers in the world at LexBlog, Inc.

I am a lawyer of 39 years. Wanting to be a lawyer since I was a kid, I have loved almost every minute of it.

I practiced as a trial lawyer in rural Wisconsin for 17 years, representing plaintiffs, whether they were injury victims and their family members or small businesses.

In the mid-nineties, I discovered the Internet in the form of AOL. I began helping people by answering questions on AOL message boards and leading AOL’s legal community.

I later started my own listservs and message boards to help people on personal injury, medical malpractice, workers compensation and plaintiff’s employment law matters. Though we were green to technology and the Internet, USA Today said if my firm “didn’t stop what we were doing, we would give lawyers a good name.”

In 1999, I closed my law firm and we moved, as a family of seven, to Seattle to start my first company. Prairielaw.com was a virtual law community of people helping people, a sort of AOL on the law, featuring message boards, articles, chats, listervs and ask-a-lawyer.

Prairielaw.com was sold to LexisNexis, where it was incorporated into Martindale-Hubbell’s lawyers.com.

After a stint as VP of Business Development at LexisNexis, I founded LexBlog out of my garage in 2004 (no affiliation with LexisNexis).

Knowing lawyers get their best work from relationships and a strong word of mouth reputation, and not promoting themselves, I saw blogging as a perfect way for lawyers to build relationships and a reputation.

When I could not find someone to help me with my own blog, I started a company to provide what I needed. Strategy, professional design, platform, coaching, SEO, marketing and free ongoing support.

As a result of the outstanding work of my team of twenty and my blogging, the LexBlog community has grown to a community of over 30,000 legal professionals, world-wide.

Publishing my blog, Real Lawyers, now in its 18th year, I share information, news, and commentary to help legal professionals looking to network online, whether it be via blogging or other social media.

Blogging also enables me to think through my ideas – out loud and in an engaging fashion.

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