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ChatGPT Uses and Upcoming Interview Plans
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Oh, lots of good stuff to pick apart here with what ChatGPT can be used for. Thanks for compiling this PS – Going to have it interview me soon
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AI Wranglers: Keeping Artificial Intelligence on the Right Path
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I like to think of people using these tools as "AI Wranglers" sometimes. Like a cowboy, you still gotta keep the AI moving in the right direction.
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AI’s Next Leap: Scaling and Balancing Resource Allocation
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Yeah, figuring out better ways to scale and balance how much of something (or nothing of something) you get is maybe the next big AI leap to look forward to
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Frustration with AI tool, VPN potentially worth considering
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Oh, that sounds super frustrating. Worth the VPN, potentially. This is some one powerful AI tool.
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Using GPT-Generated Text as a Tool for Faster Idea Development
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I don't use much of the GPT-generated text either. But usually it has some good ideas and structure that I can use to get my own ideas out so much faster.
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Small Details Make a Big Difference in AI Prompting
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A few key details go a loooooooooooooooong way when it comes to AI. Changing 3 words can get you a totally different (and amazingly better) response
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Simple Tweaks Can Dramatically Change ChatGPT Output
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Haha. Love it. Trying not to exaggerate the impact of simple techniques, but in this case, you're right. It can be mind-boggling how much a simple tweak can change the output from ChatGPT.
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8 ChatGPT mistakes to avoid: optimization tips
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Summary 8 ChatGPT mistakes to avoid • Not being specific about your goals
• Not asking it to reduce its output
• Mixing topics in a single chat
• Asking only 1 thing at a time
• Prompting in the negative
• Not giving examples
• Asking it to do math
• Not iterating