EP 164: ChatGPT Doesn’t Suck. Your Prompts Do.

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Some people say that AI stinks. ChatGPT isn't any good. Well we're here to break the news to you. ChatGPT doesn't suck. Your prompts do. We're showing you what you're doing wrong and how to improve your ChatGPT prompts to improve your results and responses.

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Timestamps:
[00:00:55] Daily AI news
[00:05:12] Is ChatGPT getting lazier?
[00:11:15] Prompting is the issue
[00:13:55] Mistake #1 - Copy and paste super prompts
[00:18:30] Mistake #2 - Looking for outputs vs building skillsets
[00:22:18] Mistake #3 - Not using skill-based chats
[00:25:24] Mistake #4 - Telling ChatGPT it's an expert in X with X years of experience
[00:28:55] Mistake #5 - Using ChatGPT as a shortcut
[00:31:30] Final takeaway

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1.  Importance of Changing Mindset When Working with ChatGPT
2. Approaches to Use Large Language Models Effectively
3. Getting Quality Results from ChatGPT

Keywords:
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