Can't thank you enough, Jim. You're trailblazing not just in the story structure space, but in how to apply AI to teach contextually as well. This is totally unknown territory and I'm really enjoying following along and seeing how useful the AI can be.
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GPT-2 Development Finally Showing Results and Success
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Finally all that tinkering since GPT-2 is paying off
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Free AI Writing Course Prompts Available for Download
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Want these?: I'm adding these prompts to my AI writing course. But today, I’m giving them to you, free. All these prompts are in a doc for easy cut-and-pasting. Like and RT the FIRST tweet in this thread and I’ll auto-DM you the link. Must be following to get the DM.
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Join AI Writing Course with ChatGPT Prompts and PPP Pricing
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And if you're looking to jump ahead on ChatGPT: Join 700 of us in my course and AI writing system. Purchasing power parity is available for many countries. Comes with a ton of example prompts even better than the ones in this thread: http://
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ChatGPT Output: Style Prompts and Editorial Ownership
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Wrap Up The default ChatGPT output is wordy, so try different style prompts to get closer to your final goal. Even with a style guide, though, I still suggest you edit anything an AI gives you before publishing it. Don’t lose the habit of taking ownership over your words.
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ChatGPT Style Drift: Custom Instructions Revert to Standard Writing
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Warning: ↳ Style tends to drift back to standard Even within a single passage, I found that it would start off with my style directions, but gradually revert to the more standard ChatGPT way of writing. More experimentation is needed here.
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Using Brackets to Prevent Style Guide Bleeding in Prompts
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Formatting[ ] You’ll notice in my prompts that I bundle the style guide inside brackets. [Like this.] Still experimenting, but brackets seem to prevent the style from bleeding into the content itself. Otherwise, you may find your style words coming up in expected ways.
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Combining Multiple Styles in AI Text Models Reduces Quality
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Warning: ↳ Too much style doesn’t work very well I tested combing different styles. This a common technique with AI art models to improve the results. But with text, too many instructions resulted in average content. (You can still add formatting instructions.)
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Writing Style Icons: 15 Authors and Thinkers to Emulate
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Here are some names to try emulating: Malcolm Gladwell
Chip Heath
Dan Ariely
Robert Cialdini
Seth Godin
Simon Sinek
Gary Vaynerchuk
Brené Brown
Mark Twain
Jane Austen
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Using Language Models to Emulate Writer Styles Effectively
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🔸 Emulate a Writer
— Rob Lennon 🗯 | AI Whisperer (@thatroblennon) 13 janvier 2023
For writers who have large bodies of work, language models can emulate their style.
Instead of describing the voice and tone you want, try asking it to write as someone. pic.twitter.com/I0NhBHRhk1Emulate a Writer For writers who have large bodies of work, language models can emulate their style. Instead of describing the voice and tone you want, try asking it to write as someone.