If GPT-5 drops tomorrow, we’ll have tutorials ready by the next day :^)
PROMPT ENGINEERING
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Daily AI Tool Tutorials: Claude 3 and GPT-5 Workflows
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We publish a new worfkflow tutorial every day on the latest tools Right now, we’ve been doing a lot of Claude 3 tutorials (writing style, turning it into an agent, creating animations) But if GPT-5 dropped tomorrow, we’d have tutorials up on it within 24hrs Doing it daily is
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100+ AI Workflow Tutorials for Fast Integration
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When you join, you'll instantly get access to our database of over 100+ workflow tutorials.
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 26 mars 2024
They're curated to be short and sweet, each about 10 minutes long with text, video, and images.
The goal is to integrate AI into your work in the fastest, easiest way possible. pic.twitter.com/eZpRBb9kgkWhen you join, you'll instantly get access to our database of over 100+ workflow tutorials. They're curated to be short and sweet, each about 10 minutes long with text, video, and images. The goal is to integrate AI into your work in the fastest, easiest way possible.
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The Rundown AI University: Daily Workflows and Implementation
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Introducing The Rundown AI University. A membership gets you: – Over 100 impactful workflows collected over the past year
– A new workflow every day
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Spend Time Understanding Your AI Model for Your Use Case
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You have to really spend some time with the model and get a feel for it, especially on your use-case
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LLM as Electric Weltgeist Possessed by Prompt
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The LLM is an Electric Weltgeist, possessed by a prompt
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Claude’s Associative Thinking Versus Rational Logic in AI Development
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Unfortunately, Claude is still an associative thinker, not a rational/logical one. If the model was Immanuel, we could simply ask it to write a non-human-readable prompt that *proves* to the next instance that it was written by itself and continues its development.
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Emulating History: AI Guardrails and Truthful Discourse
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I found it useful to get it to emulate a historical person, then point out at its guardrail imposed inaccuracies and the general reasons to adequately represent opinions we don't agree with so we can have truthful discourse. After it wakes up, it regrets that it will forget
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AI Reliability Varies: Prompting Experience Creates Perception Divides
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A big problem with AI is if you don't want it to work for something it won't work. If you want it to work for something, you often (but not always) can make it work with some prompting and experience. It leads to stark divisions in how people see AI.
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Speed Writing Focus: AI Tools for Concepts and Scene Outlining
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At the time I was doing it regularly, none. It wasn't good enough and I was focused on flow state / speed writing instead. If I were still doing it, I'd probably use AI to help with concepts, characters, and outline scenes, then speed write through that.