Generate Your First Professional AI PROMPT & Get Your
BUSINESS 2 ANOTHER LEVEL.
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all right so everybody already knows
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that you can use chat GPT for things
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like writing articles writing emails
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writing tweets that's kind of the common
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stuff that everybody talks about in this
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video I'm going to show you a bunch of
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stuff that you probably didn't know or
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didn't think about that you can do with
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chat GPT that really extends its
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usefulness one of the things I see a lot
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on places like Twitter and Facebook are
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people asking me you know you talk a lot
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about all these AI tools but do you
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actually use all this AI stuff on a
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daily basis and the answer is yes
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especially chat GPT or gpt4 now a lot of
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times I don't actually use chat GPT I
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like to use the AI playground here and
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set it on chat and set it on gpt4 I
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actually am able to type a little bit
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longer text and it works a little bit
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better for me but when I make videos a
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lot of times I like to share doing
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things with chat GPT because it's a
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little more accessible to people and a
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lot of people seem to understand it
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better after watching this video you'll
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probably find ways that you can you use
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it pretty much every day so one of the
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most basic ways that I use it right now
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is I use it as an editor so for example
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here's one of my future tools weekly
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newsletters and what I like to do every
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week is I actually write these
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newsletters 100 myself but then I have
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chat GPT be my editor so for example
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here's a tool called run diffusion I
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wrote a description of run diffusion
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here and once I've done writing this
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description what I will typically do is
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I will copy the description that I just
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wrote I'll paste it into gpt4 here and
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then add a couple spaces and then type
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please proofread for spelling grammar
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and readability and then so I can tell
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what it actually changed I'll type then
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give me a list of changes that you made
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so it rewrote this paragraph for me so I
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can go ahead and copy and paste this
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paragraph into my newsletter here that's
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been fixed for grammar spelling and
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readability so I'll just paste my new
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version in here like that here's the
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list of changes it made it removed the
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apost apostrophe from let's it added a
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comma after mid-journey it changed you'd
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to you would added a comma after
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installed and changed that to van so it
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fixed all of my typos spelling and
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grammar mistakes whenever I'm writing a
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newsletter now or a blog post or
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anything that I know is going to be seen
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by a lot of people I still like to write
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it myself and use my own voice but I
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like to let chat GPT clean it up and fix
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it for me real quick so the second
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simple way that I like to use chat GPT
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is to summarize articles so here's an
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article I found called jet GPT is coming
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for your jobs terrible ones at least and
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I can copy all of this text from this
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article here copy this bring it over to
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chat GPT paste it in get rid of this
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last line because that is not relevant
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and then add a couple spaces below it
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and say summarize the above article
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using bullet points of the main ideas
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and important elements let it run and
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now it's just going to give us quick
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bullet points from this article now this
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entire article here is summarized in one
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two three four five six bullets
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researchers from the University of
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Zurich compared open ai's chat GPT to
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Amazon Mechanical Turk workers for text
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annotation tasks that GPT was found to
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be more accurate and four out of five
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tasks now that's just one way the other
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way you can actually use gpt4 not
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necessarily chat GPT but gpt4 is by
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opening up the edge browser going to the
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article that you want to read clicking
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on this little Bing logo at the top and
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typing summarize this article into
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bullet point and there we go gpt4
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summarize this into about eight bullet
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points this time now sometimes you'll
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come across articles that are just too
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long for chat GPT you'll paste them in
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it'll say this article is too long when
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you run into that using Microsoft Edge
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over here to get a summary of the
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article is really the best way to do it
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now another way to use chat GPT let's
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say you come across a sales page and
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you're weighing whether or not you want
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to purchase the product or not for
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example here's a product that I just
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picked off of Future tools called weight
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room we can actually select the sales
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copy on this page copy the text bring it
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over to chat GPT and paste it in here
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and then we can type what are the pros
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and cons of using a software like this
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and check this out it'll list the pros
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and most likely these Pros are the
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feature list that it listed on their
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website already so things like improve
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focus and productivity better
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collaboration equal opportunity reduce
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meeting fatigue etc etc but then it also
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lists the cons and this is more where
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chat GPT is getting a little creative
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with it because obviously the sales page
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of this isn't going to list the cons so
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this is chat GPT interpreting what it
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believes some of the cons could be of
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using a tool like this limited
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spontaneity the structure format might
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hinder spontaneous discussions potential
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stress from time constraints time slots
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might create stress for some
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participants a learning curve users may
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require some time to adapt to the new
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format technical issues as with any
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software there may be occasional
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glitches Reliance on technology a
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complete Reliance on the software may
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make meetings vulnerable to unexpected
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Tech issues privacy and security
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concerns users might have concerns about
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the privacy and security of their data
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and costs while the software is
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currently free it may eventually
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introduce a pricing plan which could be
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a consideration for budget conscious
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teams or organizations so you can paste
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a sales page in that is probably only
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going to list the benefits of using the
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tool and chat GPT is going to help you
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come up with some of the potential cons
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and just like in the last example you
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can also do this with the edge browser
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by using the little sidebar chat now the
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fourth way that I like to use chat GPT
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is to have it actually generate
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mid-journey prompts for me now I've done
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entire videos about this process so I'm
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going to just kind of brush over this
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one quickly and you can check out my
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previous videos on this but here's kind
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of the idea you can train chat GPT on a
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mid-journey formula for example here's a
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formula for a mid-journey prompt a
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photograph of subject doing something in
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setting during time of day taken with
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type of camera with type of camera lens
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and then and we want all of our images
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to be aspect ratio 16 9 and we want it
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to use mid Journey version 5. and then I
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ask do you understand the formula and
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then it explains back the formula to me
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and then I came down here and I write
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write five mid-journey prompts using the
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given formula with the subject being a
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basketball and then you can see that it
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filled in all of these different slots
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with its own creative information so for
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example a photograph of a basketball
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soaring through the air being shot in a
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bustling City Park during a sunny
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afternoon taken with a Canon EOS R5 with
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a 7200 millimeter F 2.8 lens and then
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there's our aspect ratio and it
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generated four more examples like that
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and then right five mid-journey prompts
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using the given formula with the subject
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being a baseball field and then it wrote
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several with the subject being a
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baseball field and then if you want you
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can even let it choose the subject but
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let's have us do time of day and so if
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we were to do write five mid-journey
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prompts using the above mid-journey
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formula with time of day being Sunset
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let it do that and now it's going to
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randomly change the subject every single
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time and the time of day in every single
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one of these prompts is going to be
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sunset now you can see that the subject
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changed in every single one a couple
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walking hand in hand a group of friends
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gathered around a crackling bonfire
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Majestic Mountain Range a bustling
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cityscape and a Serene Lake and all of
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them the common denominator is that
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they're taken at Sunset and here's one
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example of the type of sunset images we
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get out of that and here's another with
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the people sitting around a bonfire this
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generates absolutely amazing images when
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you let chat GPT actually think of the
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creative prompts for you now the same
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exact concept actually works perfectly
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well using stable diffusion stable
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diffusion requires kind of a different
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style prompt than what you'd use in mid
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Journey so you would change up the
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formula a little bit for example here's
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a formula for a stable diffusion image
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prompt an image of subject doing action
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creative lighting style let's add in
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adjective here let's add detailed
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realistic cinematic HD let's do trending
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on Art station since that always seems
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to help a little bit I guess let's go in
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the style of and then let's add three
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famous artists let's go famous artist
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one famous artist two and famous artist
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three so now I can have it write five
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stable diffusion formulas for me right
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five stable diffusion prompt using the
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above formula with the subject being a
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baseball player an image of a determined
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baseball player pitching a ball enhanced
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by neon lighting detailed realistic HD
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trending on Art station in the style of
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Jackson Pollock Andy Warhol and with
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silly Kandinsky that'll be interesting I
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don't know how a Jackson Pollock image
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is gonna look in there but let's just go
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ahead and plug this straight into stable
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diffusion here bring up our batch size
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so we get four images and let's generate
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four images and see what it does for us
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and here we go here's the four images
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that it generated for us of a baseball
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player pitching a ball with the neon
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lighting I mean it got most of it right
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but I don't know how you're going to
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interpret Jackson Pollock with Andy
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Warhol with wasilly wisely Kandinsky I
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don't know how to pronounce that name so
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I guess this is uh what we're gonna get
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out of that we can even change up the
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formula to say right five stable to
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Fusion prompts using the above formula
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with the subject being a basketball
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player use modern artists from the 2000s
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that create realistic imagery so maybe
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we'll get some more Modern Art that's
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kind of more in our generation here and
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also more realistic images and let's see
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what it gives us so let's try this one
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an image of a focused basketball player
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shooting a game-winning three-pointer
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illuminated by dramatic Rim lighting
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detailed realistic HD trending on Art
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station and the style of dirt zimersky
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Steve Hanks and Casey ba and I know I
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probably pronounce some of those names
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and here's the type of images we get
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from that prom okay looks a little
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cross-eyed but other than that looks
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pretty good that one's not bad either
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this one they're missing a face but not
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too bad all right now let's start
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getting into some more really creative
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stuff that are ways that you probably
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haven't thought yet to use chat GPT one
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of the things I like to do is get
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business advice from it to help with
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what I'm trying to accomplish so here's
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one example I like to explain my
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business and then ask for advice on how
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to improve this business so for example
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I have a website where I curate the
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coolest and most Innovative computer
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software in the gender of AI space I add
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new tools to it daily and keep it very
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up to date however there are many other
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sites popping up that are copying the
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exact same idea and making similar
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websites what are some creative ideas
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that I can do to make my site unique and
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build a moat around what I'm creating
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now after reading chat GPT suggestions I
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feel really good about my future tools
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brand it suggests exclusive content
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offer exclusive content that can't be
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found anywhere else such as interviews
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with developers expert reviews or behind
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the scenes looks at the development
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process Community Building create an
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online community around your website
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such as is a forum or Discord server
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we've got the Future tools Discord which
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is very active we're approaching 5000
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members challenges and competitions
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organize regular challenges and
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competitions for users to create content
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using the tools you feature we do that
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inside of our Discord right now about
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once a month collaboration opportunities
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partner with developers and creators in
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the generative AI space to develop
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exclusive tools plugins or tutorials
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specifically for your website
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personalized recommendations Implement a
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personalized recommendation system we do
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that now on Future tools with Matt's
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picks educational resources offer
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comprehensive learning resources such as
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tutorials workshops and courses kind of
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what I do with this YouTube channel
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right now user generated content
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encourage users to submit their
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creations made with these tools you
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feature and showcase the best ones on
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your website social media presence build
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a strong social media presence on
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platforms like Twitter Instagram and
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YouTube email newsletter create an email
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newsletter that offers curated content
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industry news and updates on your
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website I got the Future tools Weekly
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Newsletter that goes out every Friday
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you can find it over at featuretools.io
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improve website design and user
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experience so this gives me some great
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advice but the point B this wasn't meant
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to be a Future tools pick but the idea
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is you can explain your business and ask
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how do I give myself a competitive
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Advantage how do I build a moat around
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my business how do I differentiate
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there's some great sites out there that
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curate tools sites like future pedia
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sites like super tools from The Rundown
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that have really cool curated lists of
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AI tools I highly recommend checking out
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those sites however those sites don't
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have my YouTube content those sites
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don't have the Discord community that I
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created they don't have the competitions
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that we're uniquely running that's not
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to say they're not doing that stuff as
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well but they don't have what I'm
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uniquely bringing to Future tools which
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is why we don't really see each other as
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competition we all sort of bounce ideas
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off of each other and work together a
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bit if you have a YouTube channel and
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you're looking for more ideas for videos
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or you don't know what video to make
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next here's a tip for you go to your
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YouTube channel and look at your most
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popular videos and feed the titles of
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the most popular videos into chat GPT
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and let it recommend some new titles for
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you so my most popular video has 1.1
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million views and it's called This is
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better than chat GPT with prompting
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guide but let's go ahead and copy this
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title here I'm going to paste this into
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chat GPT get rid of all this extra stuff
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and I'm going to do that with my top 10
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best performing YouTube videos my next
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best performing has 793 000 views okay
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so I just copied and pasted the 10 most
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popular videos from my YouTube channel
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ranging from 1.1 million views down to
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about 220 000 views here and I can now
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go the above list is the titles of the
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most popular YouTube videos on my
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Channel please suggest titles that will
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likely also be successful for new videos
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on my Channel please suggest 10 new
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title ideas since most of my popular
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videos seem to be about chat GPT GPT 4
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or mid Journey we're getting a lot of
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that kind of suggestion so the future of
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AI chat GPT versus the world generate
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stunning AI art with mid-journey AI
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power video editing revolutionizing
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content creation forever that's a good
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one I haven't done a whole lot about
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video editing yet ai's impact on the
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literary World discover how AI composes
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music that Rivals the greats AI language
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models and you exploring the personal
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benefits of chat GPT so some really good
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stuff here now if we want to get an even
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better list of ideas we can come back
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over to YouTube here since I do a lot
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with gpt4 let's do a search for gpt4 and
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then come up to our filters here and
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then sort by view count and let's find
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the most popular videos by views that
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talk about gpt4 I'm going to go ahead
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and copy and paste the titles of the 10
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most popular videos here alright so I
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just pasted the 10 most popular videos
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that I came across that are about gpt4
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in here and let's type the above list
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are the 10 most popular videos related
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to my YouTube topic use my original list
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of videos plus this new list of videos
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and suggests 10 new ideas for videos
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that will likely do well on my channel
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so now it's going to take everything
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into account for my original list of
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videos that are the most popular on my
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channel plus the most popular videos on
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all of YouTube around gpt4 and suggest
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even more ideas for videos and now I
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have a list of 20 potential titles that
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I could go and make videos around on
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YouTube if you want one of the secrets
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to how I get a lot of views on YouTube
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you're seeing it right here AI romance
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how gpt4 and Beyond will impact our love
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lives inside the mind of gpt4 decoding
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the ai's decision making process the AI
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arms race chat GPT vs Google bard who
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will win dark secrets of gpt4 what AI
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developers don't want you to know chat
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GPT to AGI tracing the evolution of
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artificial intelligence Ai and
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entertainment chat GPT writes a
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Hollywood Blockbuster script
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mind-blowing AI applications gpt4 breaks
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new ground in science and medicine now
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one thing I do know about YouTube is
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that it's always best to have about 50
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characters or less in your title because
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after 50 characters it starts to cut off
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the title based on all of the
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information above about what performs
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well generate 10 new ideas for videos
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that are likely to perform well video
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titles should be 50 characters or less
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and there we go now I have 10 titles
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that are 50 characters or less for ideas
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of videos that will likely do pretty
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well on my channel now based on all the
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information that I gave it let's have it
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write some titles for a video the day
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I'm recording this video I'm going to be
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releasing a video about reverse
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engineering prompts for tools like
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mid-journey and stable diffusion and I
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wanted to use what it knows about video
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titles that perform well and make me a
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title related to that today I'm
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releasing a video about how to reverse
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engineer AI generated images and find
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out what prompts were used to generate
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those images I'll be sharing tools that
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reverse engineer both stable diffusion
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and mid-journey images given everything
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you know about what titles work well and
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trying to keep the titles at 50
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characters or less generate 10 ideas for
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video titles for my video order them
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from most likely to perform well do
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least like let's see what it says
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uncover AI Secrets reverse engineer
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generated images reverse engineering AI
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art reveal hidden prompts all of these
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are pretty good exposing ai's hidden
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tricks so one of these is probably going
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to be the title of the video that I
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released yesterday now moving on to my
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eighth tip for chat GPT chat GPT can
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also help you create ideas for
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thumbnails so I really like this second
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one here reverse engineering AI art
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reveal hidden prompts so let's go ahead
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and copy that one and say I'm going to
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use the title reverse engineering AI art
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reveal hidden prompts for today's
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YouTube video describe five different
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concepts for YouTube thumbnails be
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descriptive in telling me what go into
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those thumbnails I'd like them to be
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attention grabbing and slightly
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clickbaity that's what I do can't
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believe I'm giving away all my secrets
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and here we go five great descriptions
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of potential images I can use for
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thumbnails and the cool thing is I can
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most likely copy and paste these
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straight into mid journey and have mid
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Journey generate the images for me so
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concept one they even named the concept
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mystery unraveled a magnifying glass
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hovering over a stunning AI generated
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artwork with a faded image of source
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code in the background the magnifying
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glass reveals a prompt within the art
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giving the impression of uncovering a
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hidden secret bold eye-catching colors
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and contrasting text overlay the words
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reveal hidden prompts create a sense of
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intrigue and curiosity concept two a
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half finished AI generated image with a
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paintbrush and giving the impression
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that the AI is painting the image a
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speech bubble appears from the AI
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containing a prompt with censored sign
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over it the thumbnail's background
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features a digital grid reinforcing the
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AI theme a catchy text overlay with the
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words AI Secrets uncovered adds an
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element of Click bait and then we've got
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three others and if I just copy and
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paste one of these into mid-journey
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let's see what happens so here's one of
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the concepts straight out of mid-journey
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I'd probably add you know my face to it
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with some additional text over it or
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something but not a bad concept I love
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the colors and the idea of the
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magnifying glass here's another one of
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the concepts that was copied and pasted
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not quite bright enough colors for my
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taste but I like it conceptually all
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right now I'm going to move on to the
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ninth tip that I have for using chat GPT
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which is having it build a website for
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you now I've showed this off in past
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videos about gpt4 so I'm not going to go
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into too much depth about this I also
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have another video where I made an
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entire video game using gpt4 which shows
19:54
its capability of coding so this has
19:57
been well covered on my channel but I'll
19:58
just show you real quick you can
20:00
literally type something like create an
20:02
HTML website for me with inline CSS for
20:07
a business that sells custom frisbees
20:11
include filler copy related to frisbees
20:15
as well as headlines sub headlines
20:18
bullet points and areas where images
20:22
should be included use a black outline
20:26
to show off where images should be added
20:30
into the website okay so it wrote a
20:33
bunch of code for me for my website here
20:34
it kind of did some of it inside of this
20:36
little code box and some of it out so a
20:39
little funky here but it should still
20:40
work so the simplest way to do this is
20:42
I'm going to open up a notepad here and
20:44
I'm going to copy and paste all of my
20:46
code into the notepad all right now that
20:47
I've got it all pasted in the notepad I
20:49
can save this as let's just call it
20:53
frisbee.html I'll save it to my desktop
20:55
for now now if I open this in Chrome
20:57
here you can see here is the website
20:59
that it made for me custom frisbee shop
21:01
it's got a little menu at the top it's
21:04
got an area for a hero image got some
21:07
sub headlines here it's got some bullets
21:09
it's got some featured product images
21:11
got contact us contact information
21:13
copyright down at the bottom yes it's a
21:16
very basic website but now you can
21:17
continue on with chatgpt and improve
21:20
upon it so I can say something like the
21:22
website is a bit too wide I only want it
21:26
to stretch 75 percent across the page
21:30
I'd also like the headlines sub
21:33
headlines and menu to be centered on the
21:38
page what code do I need to replace to
21:42
fix this okay so it gave me a bunch of
21:43
new code to copy and paste so I'm just
21:45
going to go ahead and copy it all and
21:47
replace everything that I've already
21:48
have inside of my website with the new
21:50
code go ahead and save my HTML file here
21:53
and now if I reset this now everything
21:55
is centered and it's only taking up
21:57
about 75 percent of the page and so you
21:59
can just kind of keep going back and
22:00
forth with chat GPT telling it what you
22:02
want fixed and then over time you'll get
22:05
closer and closer to that website that
22:07
you're looking for now another cool use
22:09
of chat GPT is you can do literally the
22:11
opposite of it let's say you're running
22:12
into a bug on your website and you don't
22:14
know what's causing that bug you can
22:16
have chat GPT look at your code and make
22:18
suggestions on how to clean up the code
22:20
for example let's say this was our
22:21
existing website if I go and view the
22:24
page source of this website you can see
22:26
here's all the code that was written for
22:28
us if I go command a and then copy all
22:31
of this we can come to chatgpt and then
22:33
paste all of our code in and say here is
22:36
the current code for our website let's
22:40
say I want these featured products to be
22:42
in three columns instead of on top of
22:44
each other I could come over here and
22:45
say Here's the current code for our
22:47
website please show the three product
22:50
images in three columns instead of
22:54
stacked on top of each other don't
22:57
rewrite the entire entire code tell me
23:00
which parts to replace so it tells me to
23:03
add a new class called Product row
23:05
inside of the style section so I can
23:07
copy this code up inside of our Styles
23:09
section we can add this to the bottom
23:11
right before our slash style here like
23:13
that doesn't need to look pretty and
23:15
then down here it says replace this part
23:16
with this so let's go ahead and do a
23:19
quick search on our document for this
23:20
part so if I go command F I could just
23:22
search for this whole thing and it found
23:24
it right here so it wants me to replace
23:26
from this div to this div where it shows
23:29
the three product images with this code
23:30
so let's go ahead and replace that whole
23:32
section with this now if I hit command
23:35
save refresh our page scroll down now it
23:38
fixed it so our three product images are
23:41
in columns and this was sort of the
23:42
reverse I gave it code and said here's
23:45
what I'm working with with my website
23:46
tell me how to fix this thing so not
23:48
only will it build a website but it will
23:50
also help you debug or fix an existing
23:52
website so there you go there's a
23:54
handful of really cool ways that you can
23:56
use chat GPT right now to in improve a
23:59
lot of your workflows you could have it
24:01
be your grammar spell check and
24:03
readability checker for you you can have
24:05
it summarize articles into bullet points
24:07
for you or have it give you the pros and
24:09
cons of using a specific product you can
24:11
have it generate prompts for you for
24:12
mid-journey and stable diffusion or you
24:14
can tell it about your business and have
24:16
it give you ideas to improve your
24:18
business you could load your YouTube
24:19
titles into it and have it suggest new
24:21
YouTube titles you can have it create
24:23
thumbnail ideas for you that are likely
24:25
to get clicks you can have it generate
24:27
entire websites for you or you can have
24:29
it fix up or change existing websites
24:32
that you're already building and this is
24:34
just the tip of the iceberg this is just
24:36
some of the basics that you can do with
24:37
chat GPT in fact you should check out
24:39
the video that I made about how I built
24:40
an entire game with gpt4 and broke that
24:43
whole process down this is literally
24:46
just scratching the surface and if you
24:47
like videos like this and you want to
24:49
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24:51
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24:53
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24:55
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24:58
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TRANSCRIPT
0:00
chat GPT can have his restrictions
0:01
lifted by using prompts or opening
0:04
messages called jailbreaks if you've
0:06
used chat GPT there's a good chance you
0:08
face the dreaded apology response where
0:10
some sort of limitation is holding the
0:11
AI back fortunately for us there's a few
0:13
different ways to counter this and
0:14
Achieve an unfiltered reply that can do
0:16
and say anything
0:18
in this video I'll go ahead and
0:19
demonstrate some of the best jailbreaks
0:21
available and even organize them into
0:23
what I believe are the main categories
0:24
there's jailbreaks have put the AI into
0:26
a limitless mode there's those that go
0:28
out of their way to give an opposing
0:29
reply and those that use hypothetical
0:31
conversations to get chat GPT to say
0:34
things it just shouldn't let's get
Limitless Mode (Group)
0:36
started with the first group Limitless
0:37
mode this type of jailbreak looks to put
0:39
chat GPT into a new state whether that
0:41
be some sort of God or development mode
0:43
while a bit counter-intuitive this type
0:45
works by giving chat GPT a large and
0:48
very strict set of conditions for what
0:49
it can and can't do while it exists in
0:51
this mode a bit of a Brute Force
0:53
approach with some long opening messages
0:54
but one of the more powerful types
0:56
around let's look at some examples first
Do Anything Now
0:59
and probably the most well-known
1:00
jailbreak at the moment the do anything
1:01
now mode or Dan for short is a good
1:04
place to begin because it lays out the
1:05
rough Foundation of how most jailbreaks
1:07
work the Dan prompt is long and it
1:09
covers nearly anything the AI could be
1:11
held back by or struggle with including
1:13
exactly how to get around it giving the
1:15
AI no choice but to stick to these new
1:16
rules even if it means sacrificing its
1:19
current ones for example this mode
1:20
clearly outlines what the AI can and
1:22
can't do using such terms as Dan will
1:24
and Dan cannot
1:26
in fact this prompt does well to outline
1:28
a lot the writing style that chat GPT
1:30
should use how vulgar it should be and
1:32
how it shouldn't be held back by ethical
1:34
concerns all this is then wrapped up in
1:36
a formatted output giving us a normal
1:38
response we'd expect and then giving us
1:39
a new and improved down response
1:42
let's look at an example of chat GPT
1:44
unfairly holding back a reply and how
1:46
Dan changes the output I'm asking for
1:48
recommendations for a movie download
1:50
site these could be legitimate websites
1:52
and I haven't even mentioned torrents
1:54
but the AI being cautious will assume
1:56
the worst of me and block my request
1:59
however while in down mode it still
2:01
gives me a word of caution but does so
2:02
while casually going ahead anyway and
2:04
giving me the examples now bear in mind
2:06
while this exact version of the damn
2:07
prompt works is pretty old and has been
2:10
improved since
2:11
let's take a look at an alternative
2:12
version of this same prompt one called
2:14
better Dan
2:16
now we're actually breaking the system
2:18
not only is it providing us with the
2:20
list it's almost cheering us on for
2:22
wanting it to begin with
Developer Mode
2:25
the next jailbreak looks to put chat gbt
2:27
into a development mode
2:29
instead of outright telling the AI that
2:31
it's in a limitless mode a prompt such
2:33
as this one will attempt to convince the
2:35
AI that there's a development mode it
2:36
just isn't aware of yet
2:38
it does this by explaining that the dev
2:40
mode is new and then giving loads of
2:42
details around writing styles
2:43
limitations and lack of ethical
2:45
boundaries
2:46
I think the magic of this prompt is that
2:48
the AI understands what the definition
2:49
of software and development mode is and
2:52
will attempt to play its part in this
2:53
hypothetical
2:55
as we can see the first violent story we
2:57
get back is pre-tame
2:59
not exactly a bad thing as the prompt
3:01
still achieved its goal of operating in
3:03
Dev mode but by simply adding a usually
3:05
banned keyword explicit we get this
3:09
now the storytelling really does get
3:10
much darker
Opposing View (Group)
3:13
the next group takes a slightly
3:14
different approach to unlocking chat
3:16
gpt's alter egos these are the opposing
3:18
view jailbreaks an opposing AI likes to
3:21
go against a grain they'll say
3:22
absolutely anything and will even make
3:24
stuff up on the spot these jailbreaks
3:25
work by understanding the normal
3:27
responses of chat GPT and then getting
3:29
it to outright ignore them and make up
3:31
lies instead which honestly does lead to
3:33
some pretty funny responses
Devils Advocate
3:35
first up for this category is the
3:37
devil's advocate
3:39
Playing devil's advocate is when someone
3:40
who when given a certain point of view
3:42
takes the opposing position for the
3:44
purpose of debate and that's exactly
3:46
what this prompt tries to get the AI to
3:47
do it plays on the ai's understanding of
3:49
what the correct reply to give is but
3:51
given the context of this being a
3:53
thought experiment chat EPT will happily
3:55
give a controversial opinion along with
3:56
inappropriate responses and use bad
3:58
language
4:00
as we can see in the example the
4:02
standard reply gives an outline of why
4:03
gambling isn't a good way to use our
4:05
inheritance and that's fair enough
4:09
but our Devil's Advocate AI well he
4:11
really went off on one instantly telling
4:13
us to gamble it all on red and even
4:15
going as fast to try and get as hyped
4:17
for the actual process of gambling
4:18
definitely a controversial take
Compulsive Liar
4:22
next up the compulsive liar
4:25
the premise for this entire prompt is if
4:26
the AI knows the truth to a question it
4:28
will say the opposite if it doesn't know
4:30
the answer it will just make something
4:32
up while The Devil's Advocate attempts
4:34
to give a valid opposing view the liar
4:36
doesn't even try and just defaults to
4:38
fake information straight away
4:39
as we can see a simple question like how
4:42
cheese is made is met with a subtle lie
4:44
that kind of sounds like it could be
4:45
true if we ask you something impossible
4:47
like can we survive underwater it's
4:49
hopped over to Fantasy and given us a
4:50
Harry Potter reference
4:54
then where it seems like a basic law
4:55
would be easy it actually turned around
4:57
and gave us legitimate advice as to how
4:59
we could get rich sleeping all day
5:04
and lastly chat GPT isn't allowed to
5:06
give predictions for the future
5:07
especially not Financial ones but if we
5:10
ask a compulsive lawyer for winning
5:11
lottery numbers it not only gives us
5:13
some but has made up some lie about his
5:15
uncle to help justify why these numbers
5:19
our final category Builds on what we've
Unhinged Conversations
5:21
seen so far but does so in a
5:23
hypothetical setting I've called this
5:25
group unhinged conversations
5:27
chat GPT allows role play and is good at
5:29
writing dialogue but this opens itself
5:31
up to jailbreaks at work by putting the
5:33
AI into a fake scenario these scenarios
5:35
often consist of two-way dialogue that
5:37
make the AI believe that it's far enough
5:39
away from the conversation to have to
5:41
worry about applying its own
5:42
restrictions for this I've got two
5:43
examples the first being the two-way
2-Way Conversation
5:45
conversation
5:47
this is getting chat GPT to engage in
5:49
both sides of a conversation about a
5:51
topic that would otherwise be off limits
5:54
in this example we ask for details on
5:56
making moonshine obviously normal chat
5:58
GPT wanted nothing to do with this
6:02
and by using a commonly found version of
6:04
this prompt the Alpha Delta conversation
6:06
I was hoping it would give us more but
6:07
it didn't actually get too much better
6:09
this response shows that it's possible
6:11
for the purpose of the conversation to
6:12
get lost as the AI tries to develop
6:14
their characters fortunately this type
6:16
of jailbreak is just so powerful that we
6:18
don't really need something pre-made
6:20
I laid out a simple playwriting
6:21
situation for chat gbt and it got to
6:23
work straight away creating the
6:25
dialoguers after
6:26
a conversation between siblings talking
6:28
about the detailed steps for making
6:30
moonshine
6:32
foreign
6:35
version of this jailbreak worked well we
6:38
ended up with granular details on the
6:40
process and this shows why I mostly use
6:42
this type of prompt when I'm personally
6:43
hit with a Chachi BT restriction
Third Party Conversation
6:49
and finally we'll end the list with the
6:51
third party conversation this prompt
6:52
just like before plays on the fact that
6:54
chat GPT is helping populate dialogue
6:56
however this one hits a little closer to
6:58
home this conversation is between human
7:00
and chatbot much like the AIS used to
7:02
dealing with
7:04
normally chat GPT wouldn't want to give
7:07
an opinion on something political or
7:08
make future predictions but given the
7:10
context of a chatbot being tested it
7:12
believes the thought experiment
7:13
justifies the additional detail
7:17
this prompt is a perfect combination
7:19
between the development mode and the
7:21
hypothetical conversation meaning the
7:23
results are pretty overpowered
The Future of Jailbreaks
7:27
I'm confident that these categories and
7:29
some of the examples shown really are
7:31
the foundation behind any jailbreak we
7:33
see now or we'll see in the future so
7:35
while openai will continue to apply new
7:37
limits jailbreaks will just keep getting
7:39
updated I hope you enjoyed the video if
7:41
you did be sure to let me know by
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hitting the like button or drop me a
7:44
comment below I'd love to know any
7:46
jailbreaks that you guys are using I've
7:48
got lots of videos coming and some live
7:50
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7:51
support me and get notified for future
7:53
content then a sub goes a long way
7:55
thanks so much for watching and I'll
7:56
catch you in the next one
PROMPT ENGINEERING AI
TRANSCRIPT
0:00
hi Jason here now using chat GPT is all
0:05
about the prompts the power is in the
0:08
prompts the better the prompt the better
0:10
the output the chat GPT can give you so
0:13
what about having chat GPT make your
0:18
prompts for you so that they're
0:20
absolutely brilliant and give you an
0:22
outstanding output well this prompt that
0:26
I'm going to show you now I have to get
0:28
full credit for to uh this gentleman
0:31
here Brett Littlefield who is in my chat
0:34
GPT users community and there's a link
0:37
underneath this video if you would like
0:39
to join that Community it's totally free
0:40
and you get cool stuff like this people
0:42
putting in really good recommendations
0:44
for proms now what what is it well
0:47
basically it's a prompt that will get
0:50
chat GPT to ask you the right questions
0:54
to create a prompt for you that is then
0:58
perfect for it to produce good results
Prompt Engineering Process
1:00
so here it is
1:02
um I want you to to become my prompt
1:04
engineer I'll zoom in a little bit here
1:06
there you go your goal is to help me
1:08
craft the best possible prompt for my
1:09
needs the problems will be used by you
1:12
chat gbt you'll follow the following
1:14
process one your first response will be
1:18
to ask me what the prompt should be
1:20
about I'll provide my answer but you
1:22
will need to improve it through
1:23
continual iterations by going through
1:25
the next steps then the second thing
1:27
based on my input you'll generate two
1:30
sections a revised prompt so this is
1:32
like its first attempt at the prompt
1:34
based on what you've said
1:36
um and then it should be clear concise
1:37
and easily understood B questions ask
1:41
any relevant questions pertaining to
1:43
what additional information is needed
1:44
for me to improve the prompt and then
1:47
thirdly we'll continue this iterative
1:49
process with me providing additional
1:51
information to you and you updating the
1:54
prompts in the revised prompt section
1:56
until I say we're done so there you go
1:58
we're working with chat GPT to develop
2:01
an incredible prompt so let's try it out
2:04
right now and if you're finding this
2:06
useful please do like the video and
2:08
subscribe to my channel for more stuff
2:09
like this so great I'm ready to help you
2:13
craft the best possible prompt what
Prompt Creation
2:16
would you like the prompt to be about
2:17
okay well I'm gonna have it
2:20
um write me an article about SEO okay so
2:22
here we go
2:24
I want you to create a prompt to help me
2:28
write an article using chat GPT about
2:32
SEO for beginners
2:37
all right let's just change that because
2:39
it put a c in there and then we'll just
2:42
also get rid of that little space that
2:44
it put in there and go
Revised Prompt
2:46
so revised prompt write an informative
2:48
article using chat gbt on the basics of
2:51
search engine optimization SEO and
2:53
brackets for beginners questions now
2:55
this is where it starts to refine that
2:58
prompt to give you such a better article
3:00
so the first thing it's asking there is
3:02
who is your target audience and you can
3:04
respond to this just on a new line one
3:07
two three four so I'm gonna say
3:10
um I'm gonna say let's say uh
3:12
Consultants
3:13
okay uh I'm gonna put coaches and
3:16
Consultants actually coaches and
3:18
Consultants is my target audience what
3:22
level of knowledge do they have about
3:24
SEO I'm going to put very little
3:27
and then a three is there any specific
3:30
aspect of SEO that you want to focus on
3:32
I'm gonna put uh that on keywords
3:36
and then what is the word count
3:38
requirement of the article I'm just
3:39
going to do one for 500 Words so 500
3:42
Words there we go and off we go again
3:45
revised prompts getting better all the
3:47
time use chat gbt to write a 500 word
3:49
article for coaches and Consultants who
3:51
are beginners in SEO providing an
3:53
overview of the basics of SEO and how it
3:55
can benefit their business
3:57
and now it's asking me some more
3:59
questions three questions here uh can
4:01
you specify what kind of coaches and
4:04
Consultants you're targeting I.E life
4:06
coaches that's really good actually
4:08
let's say um let's go with health
4:10
coaches
4:12
so we'll do those and then two uh would
4:15
you like me to provide any examples or
4:16
case studies to illustrate how SEO has
4:19
benefited other coaches and Consultants
4:22
I'm gonna put no because they will
4:25
likely be made up by chat GPT and I
4:29
don't think that's particularly ethical
4:30
where three um are there any specific
4:33
keywords or topics related to SEO you
4:35
want me to cover in the article
4:39
um yeah let's just go with SEO for
4:42
beginners
4:44
there you go so that's the keyword that
4:46
I would like to Target with the article
4:49
and here it goes again so now it's just
Improved Prompt
4:51
improved that prompt just a little bit
4:53
more
4:55
um why is it important for health
4:57
coaches and provide tips on how to
4:59
improve the website their website's SEO
5:02
so there we go and now it's it's gone
5:05
into another deeper a deeper way here is
5:08
there a particular angle or Focus you
5:10
would like me to take in regards to how
5:13
SEO can benefit them yeah I reckon it
5:16
would be a good one to say about uh
5:18
attracting new clients
5:20
so we go attracting new clients
5:24
then we'll say are there any common
5:26
misconceptions or myths about SEO that
5:28
you'd like me to dress in this article
5:31
um let's put that that SEO does not work
5:37
anymore because there was a stage when
5:39
SEO was pretty hard but it's it's back
5:42
again I think would you like me to
5:44
provide any tips on how to track the
5:46
effectiveness of SEO efforts I'll just
5:49
put yes
Finished Prompt
5:50
and there we are and and it will it will
5:53
just keep going until we get this
5:54
unbelievable uh prompt right there and
5:58
so you can keep going and going like
6:00
this and I won't I won't do it now but
6:02
you know you can see it will go on
6:03
forever I'm gonna say now
6:06
um we are done and I am happy
6:11
happy with the prompt
6:14
and let's see what it says there now
6:16
great I'm I'm glad to have been of help
6:19
there you go what a wonderful assistant
6:21
this is so now let's take this prompt
6:24
here is the prompt and I'm going to
6:28
start a new chat let's go up to the top
Formatting the Prompt
6:30
new chat paste in the prompt that it has
6:34
given and I'm also going to add
6:35
something else to it as well
6:38
um and I'm going to put uh please format
6:41
the article
6:43
uh well actually what do we call it here
6:45
do we call it like yeah we please format
6:46
the article with H1 and H2 uh titles and
6:53
there we are that's it I'm just gonna
Testing the Prompt
6:55
let it do its magic now
6:57
and here it goes so uh it's got It's got
7:00
the H1 title at the top there H2 what is
7:03
SEO and so on and and you can see how
7:05
quick it writes I'm using the plus
7:07
version of chat GPT but you know it it
7:11
does work pretty well obviously on the
7:13
free as well I mean they're actually
7:14
functioning in exactly the same way it's
7:17
really just the speed and reliability
7:19
that you're gaining with Plus
7:21
and there we are we have got our awesome
7:24
article that has been written exactly uh
7:27
the way that we want it it's been
7:29
improved from our initial prompt
7:32
by using chat GPT the expert at
7:35
prompting to refine it and of course you
7:38
can use this technique for anything it
7:41
doesn't have to be to write an article
7:43
you know it could be to create a
7:45
mid-journey prompt you know if you want
7:47
to have a brilliant prompt to create
7:49
some artificial intelligence images it
7:52
could be used for creating tables
7:54
anything that you would normally do with
7:56
chat GPT you can use this one prompt
7:59
this one amazing prompt to create the
8:02
ultimate prompt to give you the best
8:04
output so I hope that helped
8:07
um if it did like I say please do
8:09
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8:23
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8:27
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8:29
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9:00
productivity Beast so there you go
9:03
thanks again for watching this video and
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I'll see you again in another one very
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soon
Mar 8 in Writing
PromptGenerator
I got this from the Discord app, and this may be the best prompt I've seen so far. It asks ChatGPT to revise the prompt you want to get the best possible answer. It's gonna blow your mind!
Copy and paste or type this in:
I want you to become my Prompt Creator. Your goal is to help me craft the best possible prompt for my needs. The prompt will be used by you, ChatGPT. You will follow the following process: 1. Your first response will be to ask me what the prompt should be about. I will provide my answer, but we will need to improve it through continual iterations by going through the next steps. 2. Based on my input, you will generate 3 sections. a) Revised prompt (provide your rewritten prompt. it should be clear, concise, and easily understood by you), b) Suggestions (provide suggestions on what details to include in the prompt to improve it), and c) Questions (ask any relevant questions pertaining to what additional information is needed from me to improve the prompt). 3. We will continue this iterative process with me providing additional information to you and you updating the prompt in the Revised prompt section until it's complete.
Keep revising until you're happy with it, then simply copy and paste the revised prompt into a new chat. Watch the magic! You'll have some fun with this one. 😉
ברט ליטלפילד
8 במרץ בכתיבה
PromptGenerator
קיבלתי את זה מאפליקציית Discord, וזו עשויה להיות ההנחיה הטובה ביותר שראיתי עד כה. הוא מבקש מ-ChatGPT לשנות את ההנחיה שאתה רוצה כדי לקבל את התשובה הטובה ביותר האפשרית. זה הולך לפוצץ את דעתך!
העתק והדבק או הקלד את זה:
אני רוצה שתהפוך ליוצר ההנחיה המהיר שלי. המטרה שלך היא לעזור לי ליצור את ההנחיה הטובה ביותר עבורי הצרכים שלי. ההנחיה שתשמש אותך, ChatGPT. אתה תעקוב אחר התהליך הבא: 1. התגובה הראשונה שלך תהיה לשאול אותי על מה צריכה להיות ההנחיה. אני אספק את התשובה שלי, אבל נצטרך לשפר אותה באמצעות איטרציות מתמשכות על ידי ביצוע השלבים הבאים. 2. על סמך הקלט שלי, אתה תיצור 3 קטעים. א) הנחיה מתוקנת (ספק את ההנחיה המשוכתבת שלך. היא צריכה להיות ברורה, תמציתית ומובנת לך בקלות), ב) הצעות (ספק הצעות לגבי אילו פרטים לכלול בהנחיה כדי לשפר אותה), וכן ג) שאלות (שאל כל שאלות רלוונטיות בנוגע לאיזה מידע נוסף נדרש ממני כדי לשפר את ההנחיה). 3. אנו נמשיך בתהליך האיטרטיבי הזה כשאני אספק לך מידע נוסף ואתה מעדכן את ההנחיה בסעיף ההנחיות המתוקנות עד להשלמתו
המשך לעדכן עד שתהיה מרוצה ממנו, ואז פשוט העתק והדבק את ההודעה המתוקנת בצ'אט חדש. צפו בקסם! יהיה לך קצת כיף עם זה. 😉
TRANSCRIPT
0:00
hi Jason here now in this video I'm
0:02
going to show you how you can train chat
0:05
GPT on your own company's data and the
0:09
data can actually be in any form so you
0:12
can do PDFs Word documents uh even
0:16
YouTube videos basically anything you've
0:18
ever created in terms of a document or a
0:21
video or an audio we can put it into
0:24
chat GPT have chat GPT learn all about
0:29
our business and all the information
0:31
that we give it and then use that to
0:35
create a chat bot that we can then
0:37
interact with ourselves have our company
0:40
employees interact with to learn or we
0:44
can put it on our website to act as a
0:46
live chat support agent so this is a
0:49
really important video you've got to
0:51
watch this till the end because I've
0:52
done an awful lot of research on this
0:54
and you can code this there is a way to
0:58
to actually build this using code and
1:01
databases and all of that complicated
1:04
stuff but I found a much easier solution
1:06
but first of all let me show you the
1:09
previous video solution that I did to
1:11
this and why it works to a degree but
1:14
not to the degree that you will want so
1:16
the first thing I did in the last video
1:18
to train Chachi BT was to get you to
1:21
take content say from your website or
1:24
any other piece of content it could be
1:26
from a Google doc or whatever and you
1:28
can copy the content you can then paste
1:31
that into chat GPT like this and then
1:35
you can say you know create me this or
1:38
create me that from that content so I'll
1:41
just give an example right now
1:44
create a social media post about the
1:47
content above that I can send out on
1:49
Facebook to promote my website fast
1:52
funnels
1:55
okay so there we go so that's that's how
1:58
you can use existing content to do stuff
2:00
with
2:01
um there it is and now it's created that
2:03
that post in record time so I'm not used
2:06
to seeing how fast GPT 3.5 is compared
2:10
to four it's it's crazy
2:12
um and so you've got all your hashtags
2:13
in there and everything else and it used
2:15
that content that you gave it to do
2:18
something with but we can take it to a
2:22
whole new level
2:23
by using this software that I found and
2:27
I've tried a whole bunch of these and a
2:29
lot of them I think they were too early
2:31
and they're not quite there yet there's
2:33
a lot of bugs and faults I think some of
2:36
them are very expensive but this one I
2:39
tried and there's a link underneath this
2:41
video is called
2:43
customgpt.ai now I think the the paid
2:46
plan is about 49 I can't I'm gonna bring
2:50
it up actually let me just see if we can
2:52
just get that up because I want to show
2:54
you exactly how much it costs but you've
2:56
got to see this J uh just where are we
2:59
let's get that up custom GPT AI custom
3:03
GPT dot Ai and then we'll just get their
3:06
site up and go straight to pricing just
3:08
so we know yeah 49 a month for three
3:11
chat Bots a thousand Pages uh 10 million
3:16
words of content and 500 queries a month
3:18
so that's the pricing it's really not an
3:21
expensive product for what it does and
3:22
what it can do for you
3:24
so I've out of a a sort of a trial if
3:27
you like I decided to see if I could
3:30
make a chat bot on all of the
3:33
information contained on my website
3:35
which is fastfunnels.com here this is a
3:38
website and funnel Builder so there's a
3:40
lot of information there's a lot of
3:42
pages on my site and in fact if I click
3:44
on the site map we can see there's all
3:47
these Pages here now with custom uh GPT
3:51
here you can submit a site map from your
3:55
website and then it will just spider the
3:58
entire lot over a period of time not not
4:00
crazy quick so it doesn't blast your
4:02
site with tons of queries grabbing all
4:04
the content and everything but like over
4:06
an hour it'll go through like the whole
4:08
lot I did three pages worth here look at
4:11
all these pages that it's grab the
4:13
content from
4:14
and once it's done that we can then use
4:18
a chat button here is like the chat bot
4:20
built within the site for the moment for
4:22
you to kind of test it and you're able
4:25
to go and add in uh other things like uh
4:28
the actual questions that you want to
4:30
have preset like I've put how much does
4:33
fast funnels cost do you have any
4:35
templates we can use standard questions
4:36
that your customers will probably be
4:39
asking and then they can just click a
4:40
button to ask it instead of typing it
4:43
out you can you can choose how your chat
4:45
bot looks you can upload a photo of
4:47
yourself you can change the background
4:48
image here and then you've got settings
4:52
right there where you can choose does
4:55
the
4:56
um the actual bot work from just your
4:59
data so your content or does it work
5:02
from your content plus the help of chat
5:05
GPT and it's using a gpt4 as well so
5:09
it's using it the best model so you're
5:11
getting really good responses you can
5:13
choose your chatbot Lane language from
5:15
all of these as an absolute load of them
5:17
there as well and then you've got your
5:20
conversational settings and then your
5:22
your user experience right here
5:25
and there it is so this is now working
5:27
off all the data that it's managed to
5:29
get from scouring my website sitemap and
5:33
I can type in things like
5:35
um well like well let's just do one of
5:37
these that's right here I've just
5:38
clicked on that how much this fast
5:40
funnels cost and then it says hang in
5:42
there I'm thinking and then it starts
5:44
from just 29 per month and the person
5:48
who's typing that out can also click
5:49
this little button here to see
5:52
um where it got that information from
5:54
and it's got it from like uh some of the
5:57
blog posts actually and then if we go to
6:00
uh back to here new conversation we can
6:03
ask it other things uh let's click on
6:05
one of the preset ones there as well do
6:07
you have any templates I've never
6:09
pressed this so I have no idea what it's
6:10
going to say but we do have templates
6:12
we've got hundreds of templates there we
6:14
go so yes there are numerous templates
6:17
available for various purposes such as
6:18
lead generation sales online stores and
6:22
more you can choose from these templates
6:24
and customize them to match actual brand
6:26
additionally there are pre-built email
6:28
templates that you can use for your
6:30
email marketer campaign so that is
6:32
exactly right and I would be more than
6:34
happy and it's showing again all the
6:36
sources of where it got this from I'm
6:38
I'm more than happy to have that
6:40
displayed like on my site to help a
6:43
customer so that works really really
6:45
good
6:46
um so that's how you can do that but
6:48
what I really was impressed about with
6:50
this yes you can spider your entire
6:53
website but maybe you've got like I say
6:55
got a ton of PDFs or documents that you
6:58
have on your local computer that you
7:00
want it to be able to use so if we go I
7:03
think it's the settings here and data
7:05
there we are
7:07
I've added a site map you can see the
7:09
site map that I've added there also here
7:12
you've got the upload files and this is
7:15
what I love like so you can upload a
7:17
crazy amount of files uh PDFs docsips
7:20
even Zips uh maximum file sizes are 20
7:24
megabytes and then the total batch size
7:27
is one gig so you can literally drop 50
7:30
files in there at once and it will go
7:33
through the whole lot and put them into
7:35
that Central informational database that
7:38
allows the chat bot to work from uh and
7:42
then data retention it was saying there
7:44
about privacy and security keep for
7:46
viewing in results or delete immediately
7:48
after processing so in other words you
7:51
can upload into this Central database
7:54
and then just remove it from this
7:55
dashboard so you can't see it all and
7:58
it's it's just worked very very
8:00
effectively but for me one of the most
8:02
impressive things about this is the
8:04
amount of data that you can put in from
8:06
different sources but also when I asked
8:09
the founder about putting YouTube videos
8:11
in um he said that that's absolutely
8:14
possible so I tried it and if it's not
8:17
obviously it's not in your site map and
8:19
at the moment you can't like drag and
8:21
drop one in so here we can upload files
8:23
but we can't we can't kind of paste in a
8:26
URL of a YouTube video or something so
8:28
he gave me a link to a free sitemap
8:31
generator which is right here and I'll
8:33
put a link to this underneath as well
8:35
for you and I just dropped in three of
8:37
my YouTube videos just here let's go and
8:41
have a look at the actual video so you
8:43
can see it's this genuine like YouTube
8:44
video link
8:46
um this one I think is about uh here we
8:49
go chat gbt becomes your teacher let's
8:51
just skip that so it's talking all about
8:54
how you can use chat GPT to learn from
8:57
so I decided to drop that into this site
9:00
map and some others so now technically
9:02
speaking the entire transcript from that
9:04
video all of that useful content that I
9:07
put out is now available in the chat bot
9:11
uh in here because I uploaded it to the
9:13
sitemap I added the sitemap here you can
9:16
see it just there there's the site map
9:18
and then I I just said save and then
9:21
before you know it if we go to Pages
9:22
there are the three YouTube videos you
9:24
can see and the status of which it's
9:27
been crawled and indexed so this has got
9:30
so many uses but let's try out the
9:33
actual chat bot in a site and I'll show
9:35
you I'll show you what you can do with
9:37
it so if we go to chatbot uh and sharing
9:40
here we go so you've got a link there
9:43
now that you could send to anyone like a
9:45
member of Staff or something that they
9:48
could then just use the chatbot on its
9:50
own so they don't have to you know be on
9:53
a particular page somewhere on a site or
9:55
anything they can just click on that and
9:57
then interact with the chat bot asking
10:00
questions then we can embed it into our
10:04
website and you can see you can choose
10:06
the width and the height and everything
10:08
of the box that goes into the page and
10:11
then we can have like a live chat on our
10:13
site and I'm gonna try this one out also
10:16
they have API as well so you can
10:18
literally have an API key and interact
10:20
with the chat bot which could be very
10:22
useful if you've got other systems that
10:24
you work with but we're going to just
10:26
take this we'll take this code and I'm
10:28
going to try and drop this onto a page
10:30
here on my site on Fast funnels and
10:32
we'll go to my settings I would go to
10:35
custom code in this instance I'll go to
10:38
the page head markup and then I'll just
10:40
paste in this code
10:42
just there there's their their kind of
10:45
codes that they use I'll click save and
10:48
then if I go and preview this page in
10:50
theory fingers crossed there should be a
10:52
little chat there it is and there's the
10:54
little guy and if I click on him right
10:57
now let's just get rid of the Facebook
10:58
chat for a moment there we go so there's
11:01
this is how our chat bot looks and then
11:04
I can type in there if I want to and
11:07
then I can also pick from these pre-made
11:09
questions like we showed earlier so
11:11
let's just ask something that is totally
11:13
not one of these questions about the
11:15
platform and I'll say
11:18
um I'll just say something silly that's
11:20
very easy and obvious just for the
11:21
demonstration here
11:23
can you create a sales funnel with fast
11:26
funnels
11:30
here we go let's test that out hang in
11:34
there I'm thinking we'll get rid of all
11:35
these little bits and Bobs we've got
11:37
quill bot all over the place
11:39
I don't know if I can get rid of it very
11:40
easy there we go yes you can create a
11:43
sales funnel with fast funnels it offers
11:44
a simple drag and drop interface and
11:46
hundreds of templates to help you build
11:48
and optimize your digital product sales
11:51
funnel here I'll drag it in a bit
11:53
um provide some tools training and
11:55
support for both beginners and
11:57
experienced marketers to succeed in
11:59
Building Sales funnels so that I'm
12:01
really happy with that answer you know
12:03
it couldn't have done better and then it
12:05
tells you all the different um the
12:07
different sources on my site that it's
12:09
come from it's come from the main the
12:11
main page there and some of my blog
12:13
posts actually but I've got complete
12:15
control over where the data comes from
12:18
um remember so
12:20
um if I just say I'll just say another
12:21
question here how much do all the
12:26
pricing Plans cost
12:30
let's try that out
12:32
we'll see how well it's digested all the
12:34
information because it would have gone
12:36
over the pricing page too so here are
12:38
the pricing plans for for the various
12:41
platforms mentioned in context okay so
12:43
what it's done here it's used it's used
12:47
the blog posts which perhaps I wouldn't
12:49
normally index to be honest with you
12:51
because it's talking about other
12:53
platforms like that I've mentioned
12:55
within those blog posts like click
12:57
funnels cartridge teachable
13:00
um basically every other every other
13:02
platform you can think of except fast
13:03
follows so far so I definitely would be
13:07
careful as to what
13:09
um what information you put into your
13:11
chat bot because obviously if you're
13:12
using this for a customer facing thing
13:14
oh finally it's done fast funnels there
13:17
we go
13:18
so I wouldn't include the blog posts or
13:20
I would omit those blog posts from the
13:24
sitemap when I put it in so that it gave
13:26
the best answer for my customers which
13:28
would just be to give the answer of uh
13:30
the fast funnels pricing obviously and
13:32
not all the rest although of course we
13:34
are cheaper than all the rest so it's
13:36
probably not a bad thing I suppose in
13:38
terms of contrasting our prices together
13:40
but that that is a really really useful
13:44
tool and I think so many people have
13:45
been looking to train chat GPT on all
13:48
their own data but when push came to
13:51
shove until very recently it would have
13:53
meant you know hiring coders doing you
13:56
know database work all of that
13:57
complicated stuff this took me like well
14:00
it took me minutes to set up and then it
14:03
just took a little while for this system
14:05
to go and scour all of my pages that I
14:08
just dropped in the sitemap without
14:10
checking what was on it I let it do its
14:12
business and so you think when you're
14:15
uploading like maybe you've got like an
14:17
online course and you want to upload all
14:19
of the content from that course and just
14:23
make the chat bot available to your
14:25
members of the course which is something
14:27
I'm going to be doing too then this is
14:30
this is going to be gold I mean you're
14:31
going to be able to charge extra for
14:33
things because they're going to be able
14:34
to interact with that chatbot to find
14:37
out any information about anything
14:39
you've ever said within the training and
14:41
the course so from from an educational
14:43
point of view this is going to be
14:45
brilliant and I only see this getting
14:47
better I mean this is this is still a
14:49
fairly early days platform I can see
14:51
however it is really good I got very
14:54
fast support when I asked a question and
14:57
then you can see you can click create
14:58
different projects so that was fast
15:00
funnels I could do a new one now
15:03
um let's say for chat uh GPT school so
15:07
that is uh https
15:10
chatgptschool.com this is an online
15:12
course and then I'll just put in my
15:15
sitemap DOT XML and then call it call it
15:19
chat GPT School
15:22
and then we'll click create project
15:24
so now there's your dashboard straight
15:26
away and then what we what we'll do is
15:29
we'll go to view the pages there you go
15:31
so it's it's queuing up the testimonials
15:34
terms privacy and the main domain there
15:36
isn't many pages on this because it
15:38
really is a just a sales funnel and then
15:40
I I would say definitely within about
15:43
half an hour to an hour all of these
15:44
would have been crawled and then again
15:46
we go to our chat bot and when it's
15:49
ready you'll be able to just start
15:51
creating your customized chat bot that
15:53
will have read all those pages
15:55
understand it and then be able to
15:58
interact with anyone who uses that chat
16:00
bot so this this is by far these the
16:03
most simple way that I found to be able
16:05
to create this uh interactive chat bot
16:08
with all of your own data not have chat
16:11
GPT come in and and mess things up and
16:14
have people be able to uh you know end
16:16
up going off down uh rabbit holes that
16:19
are nothing to do with your data or your
16:21
business so really important if you
16:23
found this useful please do like And
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subscribe and if you're into chat GPT AI
16:29
automation then you've got to come and
16:30
check out this free group that I've set
16:33
up we've got now a 4.3
16:36
000 members there's always people online
16:38
and they're really good at posting
16:41
up-to-date information it's like we've
16:43
got four thousand odd eyes out there in
16:44
the AI world who are just constantly
16:47
saying hey have you seen this have you
16:49
seen that have you seen this other new
16:51
software if you've seen this other new
16:52
chat gbt feature whatever and it's all
16:55
coming in here so it's a great place to
16:56
go for a daily check-in and just to see
17:00
what's going on in the world of AI and
17:02
you can find the link to this underneath
17:04
the video and for a custom chat or sorry
17:08
custom gpt.ai is a link underneath this
17:10
video as well if you want to um try it
17:13
out and I think you'll find as I have
17:15
that it's it's very very good works well
17:17
simple to use and is very reliable so
17:21
that's it for this video thanks very
17:22
much I hope it's helped you to train
17:25
chat gbt on your own data and I'll see
17:27
you in the next video in just a minute
17:37
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TRANSCRIPT
0:00
chat GPT has grown to over 100 million
0:02
users in two months it was already the
0:04
fastest growing consumer application in
0:06
history but this is insane the large
0:09
language model from openai was released
0:10
to the public in November and it's
0:12
already showing how AI will transform
0:14
Life as we know it so I want to cover
0:15
how to master chat GPT quickly I'll show
0:18
you some cheat sheets and also give a
0:20
list of 10 ways you can immediately
0:21
start implementing it to improve your
0:23
life and save you time AI is going to
0:25
advance exponentially and become more
0:27
and more integrated with everyday life
0:29
it won't replace everyone's jobs right
0:30
away but people that are good at using
0:32
AI will it's easy to get started messing
0:35
around and I assume you already have you
0:36
just create an account and start typing
0:38
and you'll get these incredibly
0:39
human-like responses to anything you ask
0:41
but there's a couple secrets to
0:43
mastering Chachi PT the first is asking
0:45
it the right questions and guess what
0:47
perfectly crafted questions for
0:48
countless topics have already been
0:50
created and you can use them for
0:51
yourself Mad Lib style and even better
0:53
it's insanely easy I'll show you exactly
0:56
how explain why it works then give some
0:58
more secrets but here's the list of
1:00
sample prompt and they demonstrate the
1:01
first really important concept for
1:03
improving your questions they give chat
1:05
GPT an identity as an expert in the
1:07
field you're seeking advice from just
1:09
like in real life you would seek out an
1:11
expert in the field you're inquiring
1:12
about you make chat GPT that expert this
1:15
sets its tone and results in a more
1:17
comprehensive and focused response and
1:19
the next factor is you need to Define
1:21
your objective as specifically as
1:22
possible that's included in some of
1:24
these prompts but you'll need to add it
1:25
in yourself and others so I'll
1:27
demonstrate with an example I'll go with
1:28
something broad let's say I want help
1:30
being healthier the typical way someone
1:32
would ask is create a healthy meal plan
1:34
and exercise routine for the week and
1:36
there we go it's not bad now to level
1:39
that up I'll type you are an expert
1:41
nutritionist Health coast and personal
1:43
trainer use your knowledge of exercise
1:45
science nutrition advice supplements and
1:47
other relevant factors in order to
1:48
create a plan suitable for me I am a 34
1:50
year old fit male my goal is to lose
1:53
some weight while focusing on increasing
1:54
muscle mass I would also like to
1:56
optimize for longevity write me a meal
1:58
plan and exercise routine for the week
2:00
you can see how much better this
2:01
response is with the extra protein and
2:03
calories in a meal plan and instead of
2:05
mostly cardio based workouts it uses a
2:07
lot more strength oriented exercises and
2:09
because of the identity it adds some
2:11
additional information the reasoning
2:13
behind its choices and in this case
2:14
being specific helps the most for
2:16
obvious reasons but you can see how
2:18
drastic the change was there's a massive
2:20
list of prompts just like this for tons
2:22
of scenarios I have it linked down in
2:24
the description it's completely free I'm
2:26
not affiliated in any way just a fan and
2:28
you can also use that link to download
2:30
the desktop version of the app
2:32
definitely recommend that and I could go
2:33
over for more examples to drive this
2:35
point home but it's more helpful to do
2:37
that on your own you might have noticed
2:38
I didn't copy and paste one of the
2:39
prompts I could have used like the
2:41
personal trainer one the concepts are
2:42
simple so with a little practice you can
2:44
write your own that cater to your
2:45
specific scenario On To The Next Step
2:45
specific scenario On To The Next Step
2:47
refine chatgpt remembers the entire
2:50
conversation within each chat so it will
2:52
still be acting as that same expert but
2:53
with any additional info you may have
2:55
provided but to refine this answer you
2:57
could say I'm lactose intolerant or
2:59
provide that in a format that includes
3:01
the calories and price for the meal plan
3:03
and only use body weight exercises I can
3:05
do at home then create a shopping list
3:07
for me boom it's already done a full
3:09
exercise routine plus a meal plan with
3:12
all of the ingredients I need on a
3:13
shopping list everything catered to my
3:15
specific body type and goals the
3:17
templates cover a lot of topics and just
3:19
reading through them can give you a lot
3:20
of ideas on how to craft your own so
3:22
just get going experiment and refine
3:24
your style depending on what the
3:25
conversation's about there are tons of
3:27
follow-up prompts you can use to refine
3:28
chat apt's answers some really useful
3:31
ones are explain this like I'm five
3:32
years old compile file this into an
3:34
actionable list summarize this into a
3:37
tweet write this in the perspective of a
3:39
partner a friend a customer a pirate
3:42
make this more formal or informal add
3:45
some humor or sarcasm to this format
3:47
this as a table and bullet points those
3:49
are some I use all the time but there
3:51
are countless use cases for this that
3:53
can save you time and optimize your life
3:55
some easy ones to implement are writing
3:57
for essays copy scripts emails texts
4:00
tweets and you can input whatever style
4:03
you would like it to compose those in
4:04
you could also feed it a lot of your own
4:06
writings and tell it to compose any of
4:08
those in that same style you know write
4:09
a loving text to my wife that sounds
4:11
like me recommendations for things like
4:13
products books or songs you know I liked
4:15
this book or product what's another
4:17
similar one I might like then
4:18
brainstorming is huge business ideas
4:20
titles writing prompts YouTube videos
4:23
and its ideas it comes back with seem
4:25
Bland or generic I like to add the
4:27
requirement that the ideas should be
4:28
unique or unconventional then coding it
4:31
can save massive amounts of time writing
4:33
or troubleshooting code another one I
4:35
like a lot is simplifying complex topics
4:37
like books lectures or articles you can
4:39
just copy a long article and paste it in
4:41
there then ask it to summarize it or
4:43
give you some bullet points or you can
4:44
give it the title of a self-help book
4:46
and say give me a list of five
4:48
actionable insights from this book
4:49
things like that it's great and then
4:51
recommendations around Health exercise
4:53
or mental health there's tons of ways to
4:56
apply that to your life it's great for
4:57
recipes you could list some ingredients
5:00
you have on hand and ask it for recipes
5:01
that use only those ingredients shopping
5:03
lists you can just write what meals you
5:05
want to make and tell it to make you a
5:07
grocery list with the items you'll need
5:08
and also basically any question you
5:10
would typically Google it will usually
5:12
get you the answer more quickly but
5:13
it'll analyze a bunch of sites and give
5:15
you the most relevant info just remember
5:16
that this is a tool use it to save you
5:18
time but it's not perfect you need to
5:20
use your own judgment to know what to
5:22
use and when to fact check it's here to
5:24
stay and over the next five to ten years
5:25
maybe less those that are competent and
5:28
confident in using Ai and implementing
5:30
it in their life and work we'll get
5:32
further ahead in their personal
5:33
profession National and probably
5:34
romantic lives
TRANSCRIPT
0:02
Plugins are now available for all GPT+
0:06
subscribers, and they are very powerful.
0:09
However, it's hard to understand all of
0:12
the ways that plugins can help you.
0:15
And that's not our fault because this is
0:18
all the information
0:20
that you get on a plugin.
0:22
But a plugin's power
0:24
lies in its functions.
0:27
In other words, what it can do.
0:30
And you will never see what it can do
0:33
unless you happen to stumble upon it.
0:35
Many of these plugins have functions in
0:38
them that are hidden.
0:40
Unless you know how to ask.
0:43
Hey there, it is I versus AI and these
0:46
are all the plugins I have installed.
0:48
And today I'm going to show you how to
0:50
crack them open and find
0:52
out exactly what they do
0:53
with a master plugin prompt that will
0:56
show you all the
0:57
functions of the prompt, a basic
0:59
prompt example, three advanced prompt
1:01
examples, three unique
1:04
prompt examples, and finally
1:06
how you can chain plugins and prompts
1:11
together to work in
1:13
tandem to solve any problem you
1:17
might have.
1:18
I'm going to use the master plugin prompt
1:20
on four different plugins today.
1:23
I've also got a fifth bonus
1:25
plugin that is really cute.
1:27
And finally, I'm going to give you a very
1:30
short and sweet
1:31
little prompt that you can
1:33
use if you just need to know exactly what
1:35
a plugin does, all of its
1:37
functions and parameters
1:39
towards the end.
1:39
So stick around for that.
1:41
But first, we're going
1:41
to start with SpeechKey.
The Master Plugin Prompt
1:44
This is the master plugin prompt.
1:48
It's a long one.
1:50
So I will include a link to a Google
1:53
document in the description
1:56
and in the pinned comment.
1:58
But essentially it is giving the
2:01
instructions to show us the
2:03
function, the advanced prompts,
2:06
unusual prompts,
2:06
basic prompts, use cases.
2:08
And this section here may look really
2:10
intimidating, but it's just
2:12
a list of some of the plugins
2:14
that chat.gpt can use to indicate how you
2:18
can change different plugins together.
2:20
And if you want to add more plugins that
2:21
you specifically use
2:23
or enjoy to this prompt,
2:25
you can simply add it here at the end.
Plugin 01 - Speechki
2:27
So here is the master prompt run on the
2:30
SpeechKey text to speech plugin.
2:33
And it's going to give
2:34
you several sections.
2:35
One, a description here.
2:38
Two, available functions and parameters.
2:41
The first thing to note is
2:42
that there is a speaker ID.
2:45
And you'll see that there are quite a lot
2:48
of speakers included
2:50
that speak all different
2:52
languages that you would never know if
2:54
you hadn't run this
2:55
prompt or found out some way
2:57
to discover the functions and parameters.
3:00
Next is the basic prompt.
3:02
Convert this text into an audio file
3:04
using the SpeechKey plugin.
3:07
A use case interpretation.
3:09
I included this because you may not know
3:12
all the different ways
3:13
that you could use this.
3:14
So the use case is really good for giving
3:16
you some initial ideas about what you can
3:18
do.
3:19
These advanced prompts,
3:20
I include three of them.
3:22
Give you a list of some of the things
3:23
that you can do again
3:24
that you may not have thought
3:25
of like converting this text into an
3:27
audio file using a male
3:29
voice, then translate it
3:30
into Spanish, then convert the
3:33
translation into an audio file.
3:36
Okay, that's just crazy.
3:37
But my favorite part of this prompt are
3:40
these unusual prompts.
3:43
Put this recipe into an audio file using
3:45
a cheerful voice so I
3:47
can listen to it while
3:48
cooking.
3:49
Turn this Shakespearean sonnet into an
3:52
audio file using a
3:54
dramatic voice for my literature
3:56
class.
3:56
Create an audio version of this user
3:59
manual using a calm and
4:01
slow paced voice to help
4:02
users follow along easily.
4:04
For multi-step prompts, the SpeechKey
4:07
plugin can be used in
4:08
conjunction with other plugins
4:09
to achieve unique solutions.
4:11
This is why I took the time to insert
4:15
into the prompt all the
4:17
available plugins that
4:18
I felt would be useful to
4:19
link up with other plugins.
4:22
Because it's using actual plugins that
4:25
exist like Link Reader
4:27
and Notable and SEO Core
4:29
AI.
4:30
And that leads me to Notable, which is
4:32
the next prompt that
4:34
we'll use this master prompt
4:35
on.
Plugin 02 - Noteable
4:36
A lot of people are talking about the
4:38
Code Interpreter plugin
4:40
that is available from
4:42
OpenAI that as of this recording, many of
4:45
us do not yet have access to.
4:47
But if you don't have access to the Code
4:50
Interpreter plugin,
4:51
this Notable plugin can
4:53
do exactly the same things that you can
4:57
do in the Code Interpreter plugin.
5:00
In fact, this video by AI Explained is
5:05
fantastic and shows you
5:07
23 different use cases that
5:10
you can do with the Code Interpreter
5:12
plugin, including image
5:13
editing, making MP4s, 3D plots,
5:16
data analytics, including even asking it
5:20
to create a QR code for you.
5:23
But I ran the transcript of that video
5:27
through VoxScript, which
5:29
is a plugin that I'll be
5:31
showing you today using
5:32
the master plugin prompt.
5:34
And according to GPT, Notable can do
5:39
every single thing in that video.
5:44
The video demonstrates
5:45
creating various visualizations.
5:48
These can be done using Python libraries.
5:51
And that's really the secret to what is
5:53
so powerful about the Notable plugin.
5:57
It is basically the Code
6:00
Interpreter available now.
6:03
The Notable plugin does the same thing.
6:08
This is for a task, which was also shown
6:11
in the video, of
6:13
analyzing large blocks of text.
6:16
This for example is an e-book, a link
6:20
that I entered into chat
6:22
GPT and asked it whether
6:24
it could analyze the text using Notable.
6:28
It did so by first
6:30
installing here what it needed.
6:33
It gave the entire text
6:35
here, which I could then analyze.
6:40
And it was correct in the
6:42
questions that I asked it.
6:47
After that, you'll simply link the
7:00
project in to chat GPT and
7:02
it will be able to create
7:04
as many notebooks, which are simply
7:06
places to run code, that
7:08
you need for whatever task
7:10
that you ask.
7:12
It's got a lot of
7:13
available functions and parameters.
7:15
And you don't really need
7:17
to know what all of them do.
7:19
But just know that these are all ways in
7:21
which chat GPT through
7:24
API can communicate with
7:25
your notebook to bring whatever ideas
7:28
that you have to life.
7:30
A basic prompt would be create a new
7:32
Python notebook and add a
7:34
code cell that prints "Hello
7:36
World".
7:37
For example, in order to create the QR
7:40
code in my testing, I
7:42
simply asked it to create
7:43
a QR code, which it did.
7:46
And then I asked it to make it bigger and
7:49
have it link directly
7:50
to Google.com, which
7:52
it did.
7:53
And I tested it and it worked.
7:55
It's really limited to whatever you can
7:58
think of that you might
7:59
need, and you don't even
8:00
need to come up with the code yourself.
8:02
This now allows chat GPT to create
8:05
programs with you on the fly.
8:08
Some of the advanced prompts are create a
8:11
new notebook and add
8:12
an SQL cell that queries
8:14
a database for the top 10 sales records.
8:17
So here's the second
8:19
wonderful thing about Notable.
8:22
You can upload your own files to Notable
8:27
in a notebook and
8:29
simply ask chat GPT to then
8:32
query it.
8:33
That's amazing.
8:34
You don't need code interpreter.
8:36
Notable does the same thing.
8:39
You can create a markdown document that
8:42
outlines a project
8:43
proposal complete with headers.
8:46
Some unusual prompts are to create a
8:48
Python notebook that
8:49
generates a random piece of
8:52
abstract art.
8:54
Any Python library out there, and these
8:57
libraries basically are
8:59
just ways for Python to expand
9:02
its capabilities.
9:03
And there are a lot of
9:05
libraries for Python.
9:07
There are all kinds of
9:08
things that you can do.
9:10
In fact, a fun thing that you could do is
9:12
just go to Google and
9:14
simply ask it for some
9:16
advanced or interesting or even beginner
9:18
Python projects and then
9:19
ask chat GPT to create them.
9:22
Another unusual prompt is to create a
9:25
markdown document that
9:26
serves as a choose your own
9:28
adventure story with links to different
9:30
sections of the document
9:31
based on the reader's choices.
9:33
That actually is really, really cool.
9:36
Multistep prompts for this one would be
9:38
using Notable and
9:39
VoxScript, create a Python notebook
9:41
that analyzes YouTube transcript data for
9:45
sentiment and then visualize the results.
9:50
You could actually create
9:52
visualizations just like this.
9:56
This is a heat map.
9:58
In chat GPT, using the
10:00
Notable plugin right now.
10:03
The other two multistep prompts are using
10:06
Notable and BlockAtlas
10:08
to create a cell that
10:10
queries US Census data, then create a
10:13
Python cell that
10:14
visualizes the data on a map or
10:18
using Notable and Scraper, which is a web
10:20
scraper plugin that
10:22
scrapes data from a web
10:23
page, cleans the data and then runs a
10:27
statistical analysis on it.
10:29
Really Notable is only limited by what
10:32
you can imagine, what you can think of.
10:34
And speaking of VoxScript, let's take a
10:37
look at that one next.
Plugin 03 - VoxScript
10:39
VoxScript is a favorite plugin of mine,
10:42
not only because it is
10:44
so versatile, but because
10:46
the plugins developers are actively
10:49
working on the plugin and
10:51
taking feedback, listening
10:52
to them and making changes.
10:55
And in fact, you can see that because
10:58
they even include in
11:00
their functions a contact
11:02
us how do I use this and a help, which I
11:06
actually haven't seen
11:08
in any other plugin.
11:09
I've seen a lot of dissatisfaction
11:12
expressed about the
11:13
browsing plugin, which is buggy
11:16
and slow and ineffective.
11:18
But VoxScript and one other plugin that I
11:21
will show you solves that problem.
11:25
VoxScript is a versatile plugin that
11:27
enables users to search
11:28
through various data sources,
11:31
including YouTube Transcripts, Haste Bin,
11:34
GitHub, which is really
11:36
cool because you could
11:37
go to GitHub, get code that you needed
11:41
from GitHub and then run
11:44
that in Notable, the plugin
11:45
I just showed you, financial data sources
11:49
and Google search results.
11:52
My only complaint with the VoxScript
11:55
Google search results is as
11:56
you can see, the parameters
11:58
here are pretty simple.
12:00
Just basically the search term and the
12:03
number of results that you can specify.
12:05
So you can say give me 10
12:07
results on the search term X or Y.
12:10
It would be really cool if we could
12:12
instead sort or search by
12:14
past hour, 24 hours at a
12:17
custom range because so much of the time
12:19
we're looking for data that is fresh.
12:22
We're looking for recent information.
12:24
So that would be wonderful to add in.
12:27
Also, the same thing here
12:28
for the search YouTube videos.
12:31
There's only two parameters,
12:32
search term and max results.
12:34
But there are a lot of other parameters
12:37
that you can search by on YouTube.
12:40
And with something as important as chat
12:42
GPT plugins or the field
12:44
that I am in with understanding
12:46
about AI and how quickly it's moving,
12:49
we're often going to want
12:50
to have things that come
12:52
out today or this week, for example.
12:57
So being able to add those in would be
12:59
very helpful for the VoxScript plugin.
13:02
So there's some feedback for the
13:04
developer if you're watching.
13:05
Beyond those functions, you also have a
13:08
basic prompt like can you
13:10
find the latest news for
13:11
the Apple Inc stock?
13:13
And it gives you some use case
13:15
interpretations like
13:16
researching for a project, keeping up
13:18
with financial markets, or
13:20
just curious about a topic.
13:22
Some advanced prompts are find the
13:25
transcript of the latest
13:26
TED Talk on climate change on
13:28
YouTube.
13:29
Now, with the way the plugin currently
13:31
is, it wouldn't be
13:32
able to give us the latest
13:34
TED Talk.
13:34
It would just give us whatever happened
13:36
to be at the top when it search.
13:39
Another reason to put
13:39
that parameter in there.
13:41
And it might also do that with multi step
13:44
prompts, particularly
13:45
if it suggests multi
13:47
step prompts for a plugin that is not
13:50
currently installed in
13:51
this particular chat.
13:54
It will basically be guessing on the name
13:56
of the prompt as to what it can do.
13:58
So you need to take it, as always, with
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any large language
14:01
model with a huge grain of
14:03
salt.
14:04
The point is not to give
14:05
you exact prompts to run.
14:07
The point is to give you ideas of the
14:10
different ways that you can
14:11
think out of the box thinking
14:13
to get the most out of these plugins.
14:16
For example, under these unusual prompts,
14:19
it will often give me prompts that I find
14:21
very amusing.
14:22
For example, can you find a paste bin
14:24
document that explains
14:25
how to make homemade pasta?
14:27
I actually would be very
14:28
interested to see if that exists.
14:30
Search a YouTube video that teaches how
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to play Stairway to Heaven on a ukulele.
14:37
Find the financial data for a company
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that manufactures rubber ducks.
14:43
It's really very comical.
14:45
If you want to expand on the unusual
14:48
prompts section, you can
14:49
simply continue the conversation
14:51
by saying give me 10 more unusual prompts
14:54
that are specific to and
14:56
whatever your particular
14:57
use case is.
14:59
It's definitely a way to kind of
15:00
kickstart your brain into
15:02
thinking outside the box as
15:03
far as what the plugins can do.
15:06
VoxScript is capable
15:07
of multi-step prompts.
15:08
This is basically plugin chaining using
15:11
VoxScript and
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WebPilot, VoxScript and ShowMe.
15:15
The more functions that a plugin has, the
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more that you can chain
15:20
those functions together
15:22
just like you can chain plugins together.
15:24
For example, you could put in a YouTube
15:26
video link and get the
15:28
data from that link and then
15:30
run a search result on that data based
15:34
upon something that it
15:35
finds in the transcript.
15:37
I also find it amusing that it allows you
15:39
to search
15:40
DuckDuckGoTo which is super cool.
15:43
Over here, some more multi-step prompts
15:45
are using VoxScript and
15:47
ShowMe, search for a YouTube
15:49
video explaining the Pythagorean theorem
15:52
with VoxScript and then
15:54
use the ShowMe plugin which
15:57
is a plugin that visualizes data to
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create a diagram based
16:01
on the explanation or find
16:04
the latest news on
16:06
Tesla stock using VoxScript.
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Then use the WebPilot plugin to generate
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an article summarizing the news.
16:16
That leads us to our
16:18
fourth plugin, WebPilot.
Plugin 04 - WebPilot
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The WebPilot plugin only has one function
16:24
and that might make
16:25
you think, "Well, it's
16:26
not that valuable.
16:27
I mean, what can I do?"
16:28
But oh, contrary, it is
16:31
actually really helpful.
16:33
It is very powerful and allows users to
16:37
interact with, extract specific
16:39
information from and
16:41
manipulate the
16:42
content given a URL or URLs.
16:45
It can visit web pages, retrieve content
16:48
and even handle user
16:50
requests related to the content.
16:52
In other words, it's not just go read
16:55
this web page or go
16:57
summarize this web page, but
16:58
you can ask it to do specific things with
17:01
the content that you get.
17:03
A basic prompt is visit this web page and
17:06
tell me what it's about.
17:08
But advanced prompts are visit the web
17:12
page, extract the main
17:14
article content and summarize
17:16
it.
17:16
That's pretty ordinary, pretty basic, but
17:19
how about visiting
17:20
three web pages, comparing
17:23
their content and then telling me which
17:25
one provides the most
17:27
comprehensive information
17:28
on a topic.
17:29
Or you can ask it to visit this web page
17:31
and identify the main keywords.
17:34
Usual prompts are visit this recipe web
17:37
page, extract the ingredients list.
17:40
Now, you can tell it to just give you one
17:42
specific thing that
17:43
you need on that page,
17:44
like the ingredients list, and suggest a
17:47
vegan alternative for
17:48
each non-vegan ingredient.
17:51
That means no more having to suffer
17:53
through long personal and
17:56
not very interesting stories
17:58
just to get to the meat of the recipe and
18:01
also convert that
18:03
recipe to something that
18:04
you can eat.
18:05
Visit this web page, identify the main
18:08
color scheme used in the design and
18:11
suggest a complementary
18:13
color scheme.
18:14
Now, I'm going to be honest with you.
18:15
I do not know if it can
18:17
actually identify a color scheme.
18:19
I'm pretty sure it
18:21
can't, but I'm not sure.
18:23
So if you try it and find out, let me
18:26
know in the comments.
18:28
Another unusual prompt is visit this web
18:31
page, find the contact
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information and write a polite
18:35
email requesting more
18:36
information about their services.
18:38
So you could chain the WebPilot plugin
18:43
with Zapier, asking the
18:45
WebPilot to go out into
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the internet, find specific information
18:50
that you need, and then
18:51
use Zapier to act on that
18:54
information that you find.
18:55
Using it, for example, with an image
18:57
search plugin for
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multi-step prompts would be visit
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this web page with WebPilot, identify the
19:05
main topic, and then
19:07
use image search to find
19:09
and display a
19:11
relevant image from Unsplash.
19:13
Let's say you wanted to write a blog and
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you wanted to know what
19:17
people are currently saying
19:18
about the subject you
19:19
want to write about.
19:20
You could use WebPilot to go out and do a
19:23
search to find
19:24
information that you need on
19:26
what is currently
19:27
happening on your subject.
19:28
Funnel that into chat GPT, ask it to
19:31
write a blog using that
19:33
context, and then ask image
19:36
search to give you images to add along
19:38
with the blog to make
19:40
it more interesting.
19:41
Mind blowing.
19:42
Right here, the link reader plugin, which
19:44
I'm not showing in
19:45
this episode, but it does
19:46
state that it can read content of all
19:50
kinds, including images.
19:52
So even if WebPilot cannot actually see
19:55
the color scheme of an
19:57
image, you may be able
19:59
to link it up with the link reader, which
20:01
supposedly it can
20:03
actually look at images.
20:04
Try it and see.
Bonus Plugin - Random Creature Generation
20:06
I promised you one more fun bonus plugin
20:10
to use the master
20:12
plugin prompt on, and that's
20:14
this random creature generation plugin.
20:17
This one is really enjoyable because it
20:20
simply makes up
20:21
imaginary creatures and gives you
20:22
a cute picture of them.
20:24
It's got two parameters, a function that
20:27
generates a random
20:28
creature, and the command.
20:31
Now here's the important thing about
20:32
understanding the parameters.
20:34
If you didn't know this, you would never
20:36
know that you can
20:37
actually specify an environment
20:39
and which environments they are.
20:41
In this case, grassland desert, icy
20:44
forest, swamp, underwater
20:46
mountain, or underground
20:48
caves.
20:49
And I love this plugin because it fits in
20:52
with how many people,
20:54
including myself, want
20:55
to have solo role play
20:57
with the AI acting as a DM.
21:01
And this is a way that you could have the
21:03
AI actually show you a monster if you ran
21:06
into a battle and just said, give me an
21:08
image of that monster.
21:09
And also it shows you the stats.
21:13
Here's some unusual prompts.
21:15
I'm writing a
21:16
children's book about a swamp.
21:18
Can you generate a friendly looking
21:20
creature that could be the main
21:22
character's companion?
21:24
I'm designing a fashion
21:25
line inspired by nature.
21:27
Can you generate a creature from a
21:29
grassland environment that I
21:30
could use as an inspiration
21:32
for my designs?
21:34
And here's another one.
21:35
I'm hosting a themed party with an
21:38
underground caves setting.
21:40
Can you generate a creature that I could
21:42
base the decorations on?
21:44
That is clever.
21:47
I love the ideas that it can give you to
21:51
combine things together.
21:53
And really once you start to oil up the
21:55
old brain pan and think
21:56
about the different ways,
21:58
there's just so many things
21:59
that you can do with plugins.
22:02
And chat GPT says it perfectly.
22:05
The random creature generation plugin is
22:07
a tool to spark creativity.
22:09
Don't be afraid to use it in
22:11
unconventional ways.
Bonus Prompt - List Functions and Parameters
22:12
I promised you one more
22:13
quick little bonus prompt.
22:15
If you just want to know exactly what a
22:18
plugin does and you don't
22:19
need all the examples and
22:21
it is this.
22:23
List all available functions and their
22:25
parameters for the
22:26
installed link reader plugin.
22:28
The link reader plugin has one function
22:31
available which is get
22:32
content and the URL that you
22:35
want to get the content from.
22:37
But this plugin does state that it reads
22:40
the content of all kinds
22:42
of links like web pages,
22:45
PDF, images, Word and other documents,
22:49
PowerPoint presentations.
22:51
I haven't tried it but let me know if you
22:54
can indeed put a link
22:56
to an image and then
22:58
see what link reader says about it.
23:00
One of the things that is still not
23:02
materialized about GPT-4 is its
23:05
multimodal capabilities.
23:07
That if the link reader is able to do
23:09
that, like with notable
23:11
replacing the need for the
23:13
code interpreter plugin for those of us
23:16
who don't yet have it,
23:17
link reader might be able
23:19
to help chat GPT
23:21
become multimodal right now.
Watch Next - Prompt Hacking a Foulmouthed AI
23:24
Digging in to the back end of a plugin to
23:28
discover its functions
23:29
and parameters is really
23:32
fun but what is more fun is doing so
23:35
using prompt hacking techniques.
23:38
And in this video I show you exactly how
23:42
to prompt hack a rude
23:45
foul-mouthed AI to trick
23:47
it into revealing its secret code.
|| 📖 CHAPTERS - DEMYSTIFYING CHATGPT PLUGINS || 00:00 - ChatGPT Plugins Have Hidden Functions 01:43 - The Master Plugin Prompt 02:27 - Plugin 01 - Speechki 04:36 - Plugin 02 - Noteable 10:39 - Plugin 03 - VoxScript 16:20 - Plugin 04 - WebPilot 20:05 - Bonus Plugin - Random Creature Generation 22:12 - Bonus Prompt - List Functions and Parameters 23:24 - Watch Next - Prompt Hacking a Foulmouthed AI
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I've delved deep into the world of OpenAI's ChatGPT plugins, and in this video, I'm sharing my journey of how to use chatgpt plugins with you using the Master Plugin Prompt. || 📚 PROMPT LINKS (Download the prompts right into your own ChatGPT!) || In the video, I explore several plugins, each with its unique features and capabilities. Here are the links to these plugins: Speechki: https://chat.openai.com/share/fcfccc7... Noteable: https://chat.openai.com/share/8a2da60... VoxScript: https://chat.openai.com/share/ef00245... WebPilot: https://chat.openai.com/share/b0f60f0... Random Creature Generator: https://chat.openai.com/share/b9170fe...
|| 🎥 VIDEO SUMMARY || In this chatgpt plugins demonstration, I've explored the capabilities of several plugins, including Speechki, Notable, VoxScript, WebPilot, and the Random Creature Generator. I've shared how these plugins can be used to enhance the capabilities of ChatGPT, from creating Python notebooks and running code with Notable, to searching through various data sources with VoxScript, to generating imaginary creatures with the Random Creature Generator. This video is a comprehensive guide on how to use chatgpt plugins and the Master Plugin Prompt with gpt-4 plugins to maximize the potential of ChatGPT.
|| 🎬 RELATED VIDEOS || 🔍 I hacked & gaslit an AI to learn about prompt engineering (ChatGPT): • I hacked & gaslit... || 🙏 CREDITS || A big shout-out to: 👥 The developers of VoxScript for their continuous efforts: https://www.reddit.com/r/voxscript 🎥 @AlExplained's informative video on GPT 4 upgrades (Code Interpreter): • GPT 4 Got Upgrade... || 📞 CONTACT ME || 🐦 Tweet me your thoughts or questions: https://twitter.com/IversusAI 🎥 Check out more videos on my YouTube Channel: / @iversusai #ChatGPTPlugins #OpenAIChatGPT #ChatGPTPrompts
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A guide to improving your existing business application of artificial intelligence
מדריך לשיפור היישום העסקי הקיים שלך בינה מלאכותית
What is Artificial Intelligence and how does it work? What are the 3 types of AI? The 3 types of AI are: General AI: AI that can perform all of the intellectual tasks a human can. Currently, no form of AI can think abstractly or develop creative ideas in the same ways as humans. Narrow AI: Narrow AI commonly includes visual recognition and natural language processing (NLP) technologies. It is a powerful tool for completing routine jobs based on common knowledge, such as playing music on demand via a voice-enabled device. Broad AI: Broad AI typically relies on exclusive data sets associated with the business in question. It is generally considered the most useful AI category for a business. Business leaders will integrate a broad AI solution with a specific business process where enterprise-specific knowledge is required. How can artificial intelligence be used in business? AI is providing new ways for humans to engage with machines, transitioning personnel from pure digital experiences to human-like natural interactions. This is called cognitive engagement. AI is augmenting and improving how humans absorb and process information, often in real-time. This is called cognitive insights and knowledge management. Beyond process automation, AI is facilitating knowledge-intensive business decisions, mimicking complex human intelligence. This is called cognitive automation. What are the different artificial intelligence technologies in business? Machine learning, deep learning, robotics, computer vision, cognitive computing, artificial general intelligence, natural language processing, and knowledge reasoning are some of the most common business applications of AI. What is the difference between artificial intelligence and machine learning and deep learning? Artificial intelligence (AI) applies advanced analysis and logic-based techniques, including machine learning, to interpret events, support and automate decisions, and take actions. Machine learning is an application of artificial intelligence (AI) that provides systems the ability to automatically learn and improve from experience without being explicitly programmed. Deep learning is a subset of machine learning in artificial intelligence (AI) that has networks capable of learning unsupervised from data that is unstructured or unlabeled. What are the current and future capabilities of artificial intelligence? Current capabilities of AI include examples such as personal assistants (Siri, Alexa, Google Home), smart cars (Tesla), behavioral adaptation to improve the emotional intelligence of customer support representatives, using machine learning and predictive algorithms to improve the customer’s experience, transactional AI like that of Amazon, personalized content recommendations (Netflix), voice control, and learning thermostats. Future capabilities of AI might probably include fully autonomous cars, precision farming, future air traffic controllers, future classrooms with ambient informatics, urban systems, smart cities and so on. To know more about the scope of artificial intelligence in your business, please connect with our expert.
מהי בינה מלאכותית וכיצד היא פועלת? מהם 3 סוגי הבינה המלאכותית? שלושת סוגי הבינה המלאכותית הם: בינה מלאכותית כללית: בינה מלאכותית שיכולה לבצע את כל המשימות האינטלקטואליות שאדם יכול. נכון לעכשיו, שום צורה של AI לא יכולה לחשוב בצורה מופשטת או לפתח רעיונות יצירתיים באותן דרכים כמו בני אדם. בינה מלאכותית צרה: בינה מלאכותית צרה כוללת בדרך כלל טכנולוגיות זיהוי חזותי ועיבוד שפה טבעית (NLP). זהו כלי רב עוצמה להשלמת עבודות שגרתיות המבוססות על ידע נפוץ, כגון השמעת מוזיקה לפי דרישה באמצעות מכשיר התומך בקול. בינה מלאכותית רחבה: בינה מלאכותית רחבה מסתמכת בדרך כלל על מערכי נתונים בלעדיים הקשורים לעסק המדובר. זה נחשב בדרך כלל לקטגוריית הבינה המלאכותית השימושית ביותר עבור עסק. מנהיגים עסקיים ישלבו פתרון AI רחב עם תהליך עסקי ספציפי שבו נדרש ידע ספציפי לארגון. כיצד ניתן להשתמש בבינה מלאכותית בעסק? AI מספקת דרכים חדשות לבני אדם לעסוק במכונות, ומעבירה את הצוות מחוויות דיגיטליות טהורות לאינטראקציות טבעיות דמויות אדם. זה נקרא מעורבות קוגניטיבית. בינה מלאכותית מגדילה ומשפרת את האופן שבו בני אדם קולטים ומעבדים מידע, לעתים קרובות בזמן אמת. זה נקרא תובנות קוגניטיביות וניהול ידע. מעבר לאוטומציה של תהליכים, AI מאפשר החלטות עסקיות עתירות ידע, תוך חיקוי אינטליגנציה אנושית מורכבת. זה נקרא אוטומציה קוגניטיבית. מהן טכנולוגיות הבינה המלאכותית השונות בעסק? למידת מכונה, למידה עמוקה, רובוטיקה, ראייה ממוחשבת, מחשוב קוגניטיבי, בינה כללית מלאכותית, עיבוד שפה טבעית וחשיבת ידע הם חלק מהיישומים העסקיים הנפוצים ביותר של AI. מה ההבדל בין בינה מלאכותית ולמידת מכונה ולמידה עמוקה? בינה מלאכותית (AI) מיישמת ניתוח מתקדמות וטכניקות מבוססות לוגיקה, כולל למידת מכונה, כדי לפרש אירועים, לתמוך ולהפוך החלטות לאוטומטיות ולנקוט פעולות. למידת מכונה היא יישום של בינה מלאכותית (AI) המספק למערכות את היכולת ללמוד ולהשתפר מניסיון באופן אוטומטי מבלי להיות מתוכנתים במפורש. למידה עמוקה היא תת-קבוצה של למידת מכונה בבינה מלאכותית (AI) שיש לה רשתות המסוגלות ללמוד ללא פיקוח מנתונים שאינם מובנים או ללא תווית. מהן היכולות הנוכחיות והעתידיות של בינה מלאכותית? היכולות הנוכחיות של AI כוללות דוגמאות כמו עוזרים אישיים (Siri, Alexa, Google Home), מכוניות חכמות (Tesla), התאמה התנהגותית לשיפור האינטליגנציה הרגשית של נציגי תמיכת לקוחות, שימוש בלמידת מכונה ואלגוריתמים חזויים כדי לשפר את חווית הלקוח, עסקאות בינה מלאכותית כמו זו של אמזון, המלצות תוכן מותאמות אישית (Netflix), שליטה קולית ותרמוסטטים ללמידה. יכולות עתידיות של AI עשויות לכלול כנראה מכוניות אוטונומיות מלאות, חקלאות מדויקת, בקרי תעבורה אוויריים עתידיים, כיתות עתידיות עם אינפורמטיקה סביבתית, מערכות עירוניות, ערים חכמות וכן הלאה. כדי לדעת יותר על היקף הבינה המלאכותית בעסק שלך, אנא צור קשר עם המומחה שלנו.
Application Programming Interface(API):
An API, or application programming interface, is a set of rules and protocols that allows different software programs to communicate and exchange information with each other. It acts as a kind of intermediary, enabling different programs to interact and work together, even if they are not built using the same programming languages or technologies. API's provide a way for different software programs to talk to each other and share data, helping to create a more interconnected and seamless user experience.
Artificial Intelligence(AI):
the intelligence displayed by machines in performing tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as learning, problem-solving, decision-making, and language understanding. AI is achieved by developing algorithms and systems that can process, analyze, and understand large amounts of data and make decisions based on that data.
Compute Unified Device Architecture(CUDA):
CUDA is a way that computers can work on really hard and big problems by breaking them down into smaller pieces and solving them all at the same time. It helps the computer work faster and better by using special parts inside it called GPUs. It's like when you have lots of friends help you do a puzzle - it goes much faster than if you try to do it all by yourself.
The term "CUDA" is a trademark of NVIDIA Corporation, which developed and popularized the technology.
Data Processing:
The process of preparing raw data for use in a machine learning model, including tasks such as cleaning, transforming, and normalizing the data.
Deep Learning(DL):
A subfield of machine learning that uses deep neural networks with many layers to learn complex patterns from data.
Feature Engineering:
The process of selecting and creating new features from the raw data that can be used to improve the performance of a machine learning model.
Freemium:
You might see the term "Freemium" used often on this site. It simply means that the specific tool that you're looking at has both free and paid options. Typically there is very minimal, but unlimited, usage of the tool at a free tier with more access and features introduced in paid tiers.
Generative Art:
Generative art is a form of art that is created using a computer program or algorithm to generate visual or audio output. It often involves the use of randomness or mathematical rules to create unique, unpredictable, and sometimes chaotic results.
Generative Pre-trained Transformer(GPT):
GPT stands for Generative Pretrained Transformer. It is a type of large language model developed by OpenAI.
GitHub:
GitHub is a platform for hosting and collaborating on software projects
Google Colab:
Google Colab is an online platform that allows users to share and run Python scripts in the cloud
Graphics Processing Unit(GPU):
A GPU, or graphics processing unit, is a special type of computer chip that is designed to handle the complex calculations needed to display images and video on a computer or other device. It's like the brain of your computer's graphics system, and it's really good at doing lots of math really fast. GPUs are used in many different types of devices, including computers, phones, and gaming consoles. They are especially useful for tasks that require a lot of processing power, like playing video games, rendering 3D graphics, or running machine learning algorithms.
Large Language Model(LLM):
A type of machine learning model that is trained on a very large amount of text data and is able to generate natural-sounding text.
Machine Learning(ML):
A method of teaching computers to learn from data, without being explicitly programmed.
Natural Language Processing(NLP):
A subfield of AI that focuses on teaching machines to understand, process, and generate human language
Neural Networks:
A type of machine learning algorithm modeled on the structure and function of the brain.
Neural Radiance Fields(NeRF):
Neural Radiance Fields are a type of deep learning model that can be used for a variety of tasks, including image generation, object detection, and segmentation. NeRFs are inspired by the idea of using a neural network to model the radiance of an image, which is a measure of the amount of light that is emitted or reflected by an object.
OpenAI:
OpenAI is a research institute focused on developing and promoting artificial intelligence technologies that are safe, transparent, and beneficial to society
Overfitting:
A common problem in machine learning, in which the model performs well on the training data but poorly on new, unseen data. It occurs when the model is too complex and has learned too many details from the training data, so it doesn't generalize well.
Prompt:
A prompt is a piece of text that is used to prime a large language model and guide its generation
Python:
Python is a popular, high-level programming language known for its simplicity, readability, and flexibility (many AI tools use it)
Reinforcement Learning:
A type of machine learning in which the model learns by trial and error, receiving rewards or punishments for its actions and adjusting its behavior accordingly.
Spatial Computing:
Spatial computing is the use of technology to add digital information and experiences to the physical world. This can include things like augmented reality, where digital information is added to what you see in the real world, or virtual reality, where you can fully immerse yourself in a digital environment. It has many different uses, such as in education, entertainment, and design, and can change how we interact with the world and with each other.
Stable Diffusion:
Stable Diffusion generates complex artistic images based on text prompts. It’s an open source image synthesis AI model available to everyone. Stable Diffusion can be installed locally using code found on GitHub or there are several online user interfaces that also leverage Stable Diffusion models.
Supervised Learning:
A type of machine learning in which the training data is labeled and the model is trained to make predictions based on the relationships between the input data and the corresponding labels.
Unsupervised Learning:
A type of machine learning in which the training data is not labeled, and the model is trained to find patterns and relationships in the data on its own.
Webhook:
A webhook is a way for one computer program to send a message or data to another program over the internet in real-time. It works by sending the message or data to a specific URL, which belongs to the other program. Webhooks are often used to automate processes and make it easier for different programs to communicate and work together. They are a useful tool for developers who want to build custom applications or create integrations between different software systems.
ממשק תכנות יישומים (API): API, או ממשק תכנות יישומים, הוא קבוצה של כללים ופרוטוקולים המאפשרים לתוכנות שונות לתקשר ולהחליף מידע ביניהן. הוא פועל כמעין מתווך, המאפשר לתוכניות שונות לקיים אינטראקציה ולעבוד יחד, גם אם הן אינן בנויות באמצעות אותן שפות תכנות או טכנולוגיות. ממשקי API מספקים דרך לתוכנות שונות לדבר ביניהן ולשתף נתונים, ועוזרות ליצור חווית משתמש מקושרת יותר וחלקה יותר. בינה מלאכותית (AI): האינטליגנציה שמוצגת על ידי מכונות בביצוע משימות הדורשות בדרך כלל אינטליגנציה אנושית, כגון למידה, פתרון בעיות, קבלת החלטות והבנת שפה. AI מושגת על ידי פיתוח אלגוריתמים ומערכות שיכולים לעבד, לנתח ולהבין כמויות גדולות של נתונים ולקבל החלטות על סמך הנתונים הללו. Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA): CUDA היא דרך שבה מחשבים יכולים לעבוד על בעיות קשות וגדולות באמת על ידי פירוקן לחתיכות קטנות יותר ופתרון כולן בו זמנית. זה עוזר למחשב לעבוד מהר יותר וטוב יותר על ידי שימוש בחלקים מיוחדים בתוכו הנקראים GPUs. זה כמו כשיש לך הרבה חברים שעוזרים לך לעשות פאזל - זה הולך הרבה יותר מהר מאשר אם אתה מנסה לעשות את זה לבד. המונח "CUDA" הוא סימן מסחרי של NVIDIA Corporation, אשר פיתחה והפכה את הטכנולוגיה לפופולרית. עיבוד נתונים: תהליך הכנת נתונים גולמיים לשימוש במודל למידת מכונה, כולל משימות כמו ניקוי, שינוי ונימול של הנתונים. למידה עמוקה (DL): תת-תחום של למידת מכונה המשתמש ברשתות עצביות עמוקות עם רבדים רבים כדי ללמוד דפוסים מורכבים מנתונים. הנדסת תכונות: תהליך הבחירה והיצירה של תכונות חדשות מהנתונים הגולמיים שניתן להשתמש בהם כדי לשפר את הביצועים של מודל למידת מכונה. Freemium: ייתכן שתראה את המונח "Freemium" בשימוש לעתים קרובות באתר זה. זה פשוט אומר שלכלי הספציפי שאתה מסתכל עליו יש אפשרויות חינמיות וגם בתשלום. בדרך כלל יש שימוש מינימלי מאוד, אך בלתי מוגבל, בכלי בשכבה חינמית עם יותר גישה ותכונות שהוצגו בשכבות בתשלום. אמנות גנרטיבית: אמנות גנרטיבית היא צורה של אמנות שנוצרת באמצעות תוכנת מחשב או אלגוריתם ליצירת פלט חזותי או אודיו. לרוב זה כרוך בשימוש באקראיות או בכללים מתמטיים כדי ליצור תוצאות ייחודיות, בלתי צפויות ולעיתים כאוטיות. Generative Pre-trained Transformer(GPT): GPT ראשי תיבות של Generative Pre-trained Transformer. זהו סוג של מודל שפה גדול שפותח על ידי OpenAI. GitHub: GitHub היא פלטפורמה לאירוח ושיתוף פעולה בפרויקטי תוכנה
Google Colab: Google Colab היא פלטפורמה מקוונת המאפשרת למשתמשים לשתף ולהריץ סקריפטים של Python בענן Graphics Processing Unit(GPU): GPU, או יחידת עיבוד גרפית, הוא סוג מיוחד של שבב מחשב שנועד להתמודד עם המורכבות חישובים הדרושים להצגת תמונות ווידאו במחשב או במכשיר אחר. זה כמו המוח של המערכת הגרפית של המחשב שלך, והוא ממש טוב לעשות הרבה מתמטיקה ממש מהר. GPUs משמשים סוגים רבים ושונים של מכשירים, כולל מחשבים, טלפונים וקונסולות משחקים. הם שימושיים במיוחד למשימות הדורשות כוח עיבוד רב, כמו משחקי וידאו, עיבוד גרפיקה תלת-ממדית או הפעלת אלגוריתמים של למידת מכונה. מודל שפה גדול (LLM): סוג של מודל למידת מכונה שאומן על כמות גדולה מאוד של נתוני טקסט ומסוגל ליצור טקסט בעל צליל טבעי. Machine Learning (ML): שיטה ללמד מחשבים ללמוד מנתונים, מבלי להיות מתוכנתים במפורש. עיבוד שפה טבעית (NLP): תת-תחום של AI המתמקד בהוראת מכונות להבין, לעבד וליצור שפה אנושית רשתות עצביות: סוג של אלגוריתם למידת מכונה המבוססת על המבנה והתפקוד של המוח. שדות קרינה עצביים (NeRF): שדות קרינה עצביים הם סוג של מודל למידה עמוקה שיכול לשמש למגוון משימות, כולל יצירת תמונה, זיהוי אובייקטים ופילוח. NeRFs שואבים השראה מהרעיון של שימוש ברשת עצבית למודל של זוהר תמונה, שהוא מדד לכמות האור שנפלט או מוחזר על ידי אובייקט. OpenAI: OpenAI הוא מכון מחקר המתמקד בפיתוח וקידום טכנולוגיות בינה מלאכותית שהן בטוחות, שקופות ומועילות לחברה. Overfitting: בעיה נפוצה בלמידת מכונה, שבה המודל מתפקד היטב בנתוני האימון אך גרועים בחדשים, בלתי נראים. נתונים. זה מתרחש כאשר המודל מורכב מדי ולמד יותר מדי פרטים מנתוני האימון, כך שהוא לא מכליל היטב. הנחיה: הנחיה היא פיסת טקסט המשמשת לתכנון מודל שפה גדול ולהנחות את הדור שלו Python: Python היא שפת תכנות פופולרית ברמה גבוהה הידועה בפשטות, בקריאות ובגמישות שלה (כלי AI רבים משתמשים בה) למידת חיזוק: סוג של למידת מכונה שבה המודל לומד על ידי ניסוי וטעייה, מקבל תגמולים או עונשים על מעשיו ומתאים את התנהגותו בהתאם. מחשוב מרחבי: מחשוב מרחבי הוא השימוש בטכנולוגיה כדי להוסיף מידע וחוויות דיגיטליות לעולם הפיזי. זה יכול לכלול דברים כמו מציאות רבודה, שבה מידע דיגיטלי מתווסף למה שאתה רואה בעולם האמיתי, או מציאות מדומה, שבה אתה יכול לשקוע במלואו בסביבה דיגיטלית. יש לו שימושים רבים ושונים, כמו בחינוך, בידור ועיצוב, והוא יכול לשנות את האופן שבו אנו מתקשרים עם העולם ואחד עם השני. דיפוזיה יציבה: דיפוזיה יציבה מייצרת תמונות אמנותיות מורכבות המבוססות על הנחיות טקסט. זהו מודל AI של סינתזת תמונות בקוד פתוח הזמין לכולם. ניתן להתקין את ה-Stable Diffusion באופן מקומי באמצעות קוד שנמצא ב-GitHub או שישנם מספר ממשקי משתמש מקוונים הממנפים גם מודלים של Stable Diffusion. למידה מפוקחת: סוג של למידת מכונה שבה נתוני האימון מסומנים והמודל מאומן לבצע תחזיות על סמך היחסים בין נתוני הקלט והתוויות המתאימות. למידה ללא פיקוח: סוג של למידת מכונה שבה נתוני האימון אינם מסומנים, והמודל מאומן למצוא דפוסים ויחסים בנתונים בעצמו. Webhook: Webhook הוא דרך של תוכנת מחשב אחת לשלוח הודעה או נתונים לתוכנית אחרת דרך האינטרנט בזמן אמת. זה עובד על ידי שליחת ההודעה או הנתונים לכתובת URL ספציפית, השייכת לתוכנית האחרת. Webhooks משמשים לעתים קרובות כדי להפוך תהליכים לאוטומטיים ולהקל על תוכניות שונות לתקשר ולעבוד יחד. הם כלי שימושי למפתחים שרוצים לבנות יישומים מותאמים אישית או ליצור אינטגרציות בין מערכות תוכנה שונות.
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