Thanks for doing this. Where should I look for documents associated with that last class?

I'm trying to figure out why directions in AI tend to migrate off task after the 3rd request to do something. Can you explain why giving very specific directions in ChatGPT and refining my requests a few times makes the entire thing have an episode of ADHD. It seems like it loses interest after the first few similar requests. Or is it just me see this?

@Michele Ehrlich I'm kind of seeing how having different GPT's for different genres of literature would help. My first book was scientific/medical. My second and third books were on Christian parenting. My next book is historical fiction. And the next book after that will be a children's book on ethics. Then back to science/medical. I have such a wide range and love everything i'm doing, but I need that "voice" identified so that it stays in the genre and doesn't have me talking about medical issues using my kiddy lit voice.

Hi, I'm from Kristen Nelson-McKenzie What you do: Great question! I run two businesses and write books from home where I watch my elderly father (age 99) who needs supervision. In former lives, I've been a school principal, a biology teacher, a medical teacher, a paramedic instructor, and a mom. One AI task you already use regularly: Organizing large quantities of information into outlines, charts, and tables One AI problem you want to solve: I'd like to generate materials for all of the projects that are thrown my direction including business plan evaluations, book ideas, coaching templates, and health coaching assessments. AI tools you currently use: I used a combo of Grammarly, ChatGPT, Claude.ai, and the coverdesignerapp, invideo, Optional: Share a recent AI win or project you're working on. Working on 3 books, one scientific, one educational leadership, and one scientific. All require different apps. I think I'm most interested in seeing how graphics can be integrated amongst the text more seemlessly.