To generate tweets (example above), we used the PySerial, OpenAI, and OpenCV Python libraries. First, the bot starts a timer when somebody is in front of it. After 5 seconds, the bot prints a command to the serial monitor to generate a tweet. When that happens, Python prompts GPT-3 to generate a tweet from the perspective of a robot of what the human it's watching might be doing. Then, that text is extracted from GPT-3, overlaid onto a template image (attached below) of a fake tweet, and displayed on a separate laptop screen.