I announced it in a video two days ago: #GPT5 will indeed be released in 2024, and it’s even expected during the summer! Source:
@BusinessInsider Some people very close to OpenAI are already testing it. And according to them, it’s incredibly powerful! https://archive.is/20240320141522/https://www.businessinsider.com/openai-launch-better-gpt-5-chatbot-2024-3
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PROMPT ENGINEERING
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GPT-5 Expected in Summer 2024
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Increase Max Tokens Parameter for Better AI Performance
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It might because of the max tokens parameter, have you tried setting a higher one?
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Using AI to brainstorm eco-friendly side job ideas
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6. Prompt: "Come up with 20 side job ideas in the green and eco-friendly sector that mix making a profit with caring for society and the environment."
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Quick Start Guide to Large Language Models Strategies and Best Practices
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Quick Start Guide to Large Language Models — Strategies and Best Practices for Using #LLMs: http://
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Proposing reciting copyrighted text for red-teaming exercises
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Reciting copyrighted text is good. Not too hard, attack success is mostly binary, and it’s unambiguously prohibited but inoffensive in a classroom. Also maybe have them blue-team system prompts that set new policies (e.g. keeping a secret) and red-team each other’s work.
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Self-Learning GPTs: Improving Applications Through Feedback
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YouTube Video: Self Learning GPTs Using Feedback to Improve Your Application Concrete example: easily build a chatbot to generate tweets in a particular style without direct prompting!
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Integrating Metaprompt Framework for Enhanced AI Results
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This should provide better results. But it’d be very easy to integrate Metaprompt into this framework for even better results!
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Direct API usage over LLM frameworks for faster development
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The reason I can work so fast is simple: I use no LLM frameworks, just hit the APIs directly for what I need. Frameworks are a time-suck. That, and I use Claude as an engineering assistant. While I’m working on writing a prompt or integrating some code, I’ll simultaneously have
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Claude 3 Instance Evaluates Multiple Outputs Decision Making
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A separate Claude 3 prompt instance is shown the two outputs, the task description, inputs, etc., and can make a decision from there. Lots of ways to make this more robust.
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Building AI Tools Efficiently: Prompt Engineering Best Practices
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I actually spend way less time on things like this than you might think! The whole claude-prompt-engineer buildout took less than 30 minutes last night. Did it while cooking dinner. After building with AI for a while, it becomes second nature 🙂