A lot of writers have avoided talking about the AIs, myself included, for a long time But ChatGPT is happening, with or w/out us After thinking hard about it, I decided I'd rather be a leader here and help people navigate this situation rather than sit back and watch it unfold.
@thatroblennon
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Controversial AI Prompts That Could Automate Hours of Work
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The prompts that "should be illegal" were all weaksauce. I've got a few prompts that you could maybe say should be illegal and they're like 2 pages long and do hours of work for you in one go
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ChatGPT and Other AI Writing Tools Comparison
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ChatGPT is the most capable right now, but I like some other tools by http://
Mem.ai and http://
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Negative Context Issues and Topic Removal Solutions
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Same issues no matter how you word it. If you bring up a topic in any negative context, you might get a positive result on the same topic. Best way around it is giving a task to explicitly remove that topic.
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OpenAI Beta Duration and Data Collection Strategy
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Really hard to guess. Some of the original OpenAI betas lasted months or maybe even longer than a year if I recall. But with the technology being where it's at, they can start charging anytime they want. Right now they want more training data for how it gets used instead.
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Negative Prompting in AI Art Tools and Chat Solutions
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With AI art tools, there's this concept of negative prompting where you have a whole separate prompt for what not to put in the image. I imagine chat-based solutions will get better at this in not too long, as some kind of standard way to tell it no emerges
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Inspiration to build a persona prompt library
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Makes me want to create a prompt library of personas to work with… ooooo
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AI Writing Course Growing Through Word-of-Mouth Referrals
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It started with my core group but expanded out rapidly. Now I'm seeing all sorts of people I've never met before. Word-of-mouth is driving others to the AI writing course. Meeting all sorts of interesting folks because of it.
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Avoiding Generic AI Results with Multi-Example Prompting Strategies
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Definitely very easy to get very generic results. I've got some strategies to avoid that, like giving it multiple examples, but most people don't want to hand over a prompt that is multiple pages long. It's an interesting aspect of the challenge.
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Teaching Writing in the Age of AI Assistance
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I'm starting to think about this a lot lately. How do we teach the next era of would-be writers to make the best use of this tool? How do we help people learn writing in these conditions where the work can be done 80%+ of the way for them?