I made some observations about @Bret Littlefield’s original prompt generator, definitely not for criticism (🤗), but for clarity of objective and improvement in outcome. Importantly, the original prompt did not force the model to diagnose ambiguity before writing, and it invites endless iteration instead of quickly aiming for a high-quality prompt. Interestingly, it also did not require the model to optimise for a defined outcome. So, over a few iterations, I reengineered the prompt using Anthropic’s and Google’s guidance on context engineering versus prompt engineering (see attachment - it’s in markdown format, which is easier for the models to process). Thank you @Bret Littlefield for the original promoter generator. 😊

I'm interested to get a gauge of where' we're at

I’ve read across the web that people are canceling their ChatGOT Business accounts because they can’t export their data. I’m wondering why this was a thing in the first place. They should have at least given the owners of the ChatGPT Business plan the option to turn the data export off for members but not for the owners. I’m really weirded out by this move. Please share what the work around this is besides copying and saving each conversation chat.

I am an engineer and I design electrical systems for boats. I have been using ChatGPT off and on for about a year as a technical source of information and guidance. To give a flavor of how I am using this tool here are some of the prompts: > What is considered 0% state of charge for a lithium ion cell? > Dendrite development in LFP cells? > UL489 vs. UL1077 comparison. Not really scintillating stuff but over the last year, the responses have been improving dramatically! My latest prompt was: What is the importance and theory regarding I^2t when specifying a fuse? This led to a one hour conversation that was as in depth as any graduate engineering course. I want to export this to a MSWord document and use as a training syllabus. I have searched and cannot determine how to accomplish this seemingly simple task. I have the ChatGPT Plus plan. Looking at some of the posts in this community is certainly eye opening. I would appreciate any help to solve this very basic and mundane problem.

Still learning. I have about 60 emails that have been converted to .pdf files on a particular subject. How can I input these files into ChatGPT, have the app digest them and produce a detailed summary.