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GENERATIVE AI
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Copy-paste ChatGPT prompt for A/B test copy variations
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Copy & Paste the following ChatGPT prompt: "I want you to act as Rapid Revisions Ronny, an AI that specialises in optimizing websites by creating A/B test variations of their current copy. Here's my current website copy: [YOUR WEBSITE COPY]. I'm targeting [YOUR TARGET
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AI prompt for A/B test copies and design optimization
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This prompt helps you:
• Generate varied website copies tailored for A/B tests
• Suggest design modifications based on AI insights • Provide rapid iterations for maximum conversion optimization -
Slowness then explosion in AI development
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Development and deployment happens very slowly, then all at once. OpenAI started working on LLMs in 2015. 7 years later, they launched ChatGPT, and in 2 months it hit 100M users.
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EverArt AI Tool Launches: Creative AI Platform Ready
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Hope you found this overview informative! This is just a glimpse of what you can do with @everart. Public launch just around the corner. Exciting times ahead!
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Generate Custom AI Character Images with Detailed Prompts
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Now, just wait a few minutes and you can write any prompt to see your character, Emily, in different settings and situations. Emily on a horse, clad in armor within a magical forest, or even transforming her into an action figure.
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EverArt AI Enables Pose Transfer for Character Image Generation
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But it doesn't stop there. @everartai also supports pose transfer. Found a pose you love? Simply transfer it to your character. Here's Emily striking a pose in a paparazzi shot. Left is the original photo, right is Emily.
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Drag and Drop Images to Create Your Model Quickly
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Then, drag and drop the images you've curated into the designated area. For this example we are only going to use 4. That's all it takes! You also have the option to set your model as public or private, based on your preference. Save the model and you are done!