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Prompts to use with chatGPT
How to use ChatGPT to Write a Blog
The video's creator uses ChatGPT to generate ideas for a blog post about taking photos with a phone, creates an outline, and writes the introduction and various sections of the post. The video's creator also suggests using the model's output as a starting point and editing the text to improve it, and also suggests researching topics on your own and feeding them into the model as well.
How ChatGPT has changed SEO forever…
In this video, the speaker discusses the recent release of ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) tool for text generation developed by OpenAI. They argue that it has potential applications for search engine optimization (SEO) that can greatly benefit website traffic. The speaker suggests that ChatGPT's ease of use and speed of response in providing answers to user's questions could make it a popular alternative to traditional search engines such as Google. They also mention the ability for ChatGPT to generate high-quality written content such as blog post and articles and its conversational interfaces. The video also bring attention that using chatGPT could be a potential SEO abuse, which it should not be used as such.
Integrating ChatGPT with Dialogflow
Sean at Botcopy has successfully integrated chatGPT and Google Dialogflow CX by connecting them with a simple webhook. This experiment demonstrates that hosting chatGPT within Botcopy's web chat UI layer is possible and opens the door for Botcopy to provide more advanced conversational AI capabilities.
ChatGPT Is Mind-Blowing — Everything You Need To Know
ChatGPT is the latest google AI search engine. It is a powerful tool with good search capabilities. I have used it for generating content for my blog posts, by asking specific questions and the results are very good. But it also has many limitations. This post is a good overview of its capabilities.
Want Better Data Science? Hire Humanists
The article argues that hiring more humanists, who are trained in literature, philosophy, ethics, classics, history, culture, language, linguistics, and writing, can lead to more effective AI and data science. Data humanists are able to mix data fluency with these humanist skills and bring a different perspective to data science. They tend to ask what's missing, embrace ambiguity and seek blurry boundaries and interpretation, which can lead to more insights and understanding of the data.