My name is John Craig writing to you from Nelson in British Columbia. Igor got me started with chat GPT right when it was released when I purchased his very first electronic data on how to make prompts. I work as a translator and lecturer in Japanese covering the wide range of subjects related to human consciousness and sovereignty. Thanks to him for starting me on this AI research and use! I now use AI daily to generate promotional articles, videos and slide shows for my work with Japanese. I will never forget back in 2023 using chat GPT when I first tested its translation ability. When I realised that my work would become so much more efficient in both English and Japanese it truly was a watershed moment. Thanks Igor!

Afternoon all, it great to be apart of the community 😉

Is everyone still loving ChatGPT or have you migrated elsewhere? I still use it daily but have noticed it crashing more and more... or lagging. It's becoming frustrating!

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. 😊

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.