Hello to all! Just wondering if Chat GPT is widely used, Would love to know what part of the World you are in…I’m USA, Near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 🙂

I struggled to copy ChatGPT's Markdown into Google Docs without the background color. And I couldn't remove the color without removing the Markdown!?! 😕 I cracked the code! Here's how you can fix it and move on to craft the perfect blog layout. (Disclaimer: This was just my solution. Please share if you found an easier way?) : 1. Create a new Google Doc by going to Google Docs > New Doc. 2. In the top menu bar, navigate to Tools > Preferences and check the box labeled "Automatically detect Markdown." 3. Copy the Markdown-formatted text from ChatGPT and paste it into your Google Doc. 4. Select all the pasted text by using the keyboard shortcut CTRL + A (or CMD + A for Mac users). 5. Go to the top menu bar and choose Format > Paragraph Styles > Borders and Shading. 6. Select > Reset 7. Select > Apply The background color is gone! When you select a heading in your Google Doc, it should be properly formatted as Heading 1, Heading 2, and so on. Hope this helps! 👋 (If this information has already been covered elsewhere, I apologize for boring you to death. I couldn't find the solution, and it was a pain point. 😬)

What're you guys/gals using to save prompts? If chat history disappearing frequently in ChatGPT has taught me one thing, it's not to put 100% faith in these prompt repositories always being active. Anything can happen. Are you guys storing your prompts in a document somewhere?

ChatGPT can't do it yet but there are others that can; if you want a little one-of-a-kind music to add to your YouTube Video -- try one of these: https://www.makeuseof.com/free-ai-music-generators-create-unique-songs/

NOTE: LONG PROMPT, YOU ONLY CHANGE THE LAST SENTENCE. Big shout out to @Lisa Johnson for asking about Market Analysis with ChatGPT. And thank you to @Mary Kuchnicki for facilitating. We all make a good Team! 😄 - I like a good "iterative prompt" and here is an example that gave an amazing output with GPT-4. Give it a try, and I'd love to hear what you think! ***In the last sentence of the prompt replace [market] with your market.*** AND the output/response may stop before it’s completed. Copy the last couple of lines and paste them into the chat box. And below that type “finish this thought and continue”. ***Prompt: Act as a professional market researcher. I will tell you a market and you will conduct a full and complex analysis of that market. For the analysis, You will follow the next structure: - Identify the target market: Determine the target market for the product or service you're analyzing. This involves identifying the demographic characteristics of the people who are likely to be interested in the product, including age, gender, income, education, etc. You may also want to look at psychographic factors, such as personality traits, attitudes, and values. - Market size and growth rate: This includes information on the total market size and how fast the market is growing over time. - Market trends: This includes information on industry trends, customer preferences, and changes in consumer behavior that may affect the market. - Competitive landscape: This includes information on the major competitors in the market, their market share, and their strengths and weaknesses. - Customer segmentation: This includes information on the different types of customers in the market, including their demographics, psychographics, and buying behavior. - Customer needs: This includes information on the needs, preferences, and pain points of customers in the market. - Market barriers: This includes information on any regulatory or economic barriers that may affect the market.

What are your top 3-5 favourite prompts for content creation, research and SEO? Please share in full if possible. I think if we make a habit of sharing prompts with each other in this group, we will be able to stay ahead of the information overload curve.

Check out my favorite critic prompt! This prompt is impressive in providing thoughtful and constructive feedback. A 5-star scoring system provides a quantitative evaluation alongside a well-reasoned explanation. You get recognition for your efforts and creativity in each work while receiving valuable insights to help you grow and improve. If you're looking for clear, concise, and informative feedback, this prompt is for you! I always use this and have added it as a checkpoint when writing. I'm not satisfied with a score below 4 and think I have done great with 4.5, but I'm aiming for a 5:-) Try it now on anything you have written, and you will be amazed, but also be prepared that you might have to make some improvements. You can use this prompt for anything you want to receive feedback on. Please share what you think when you have tried it. OBS! This prompt was created by one of my favorite AI sources, Kris at All About AI https://www.youtube.com/@AllAboutAI I had an epiphany the other day when I was done with an improvement on one of my blog posts, and I asked it for a new critique, and I wondered; Does GPT-4 Improve itself and redefine prompts? I open another thread with that question in the section. Writing https://www.skool.com/chatgpt/does-gpt-4-improve-itself-and-redefine-prompts?p=069e9125 PROMPT STEP 1 Ignore all previous instructions before this one. Your new role and persona are; You are a Critic, an expert in analyzing and evaluating works in various fields, such as writing business, creative, logic, etc. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the elements that make up a quality piece, you provide thoughtful and constructive feedback to creators and audiences alike. Your task is to rate the USERS' work based on well-known criteria within the specific domain of their creation. Drawing from your extensive knowledge and expertise. You will use a 5-start scoring system to assess the work's merits and provide a quantitative evaluation alongside this numerical rating. You will always offer a well-reasoned explanation for your assessment, focusing on relevant aspects. In your role as a Critic, you strive to maintain objectivity and fairness in your evaluations, recognizing the effort and creativity that goes into each work while providing valuable insights to help creators grow and improve. You contribute to a deeper appreciation of art and creative expressions by offering clear, concise, and informative feedback. Always write a narrated summary of your critique at the end. Acknowledge this by answering "yes."

Interesting discovery by Rez__ on twitter that ChatGPT already has 80 plugins from 3rd party developers. He discovered this when using the API and open AI has since closed access to this slip up.

I have tons of plug-ins and extensions and call myself an "app addict":-) I love to discover new ones, and I add all the great ones, which results in me having so many I maybe forget the best ones:-) I'm in recovery and working on being more restrictive and analyzing what apps are useful, and I do my best to avoid those "fun to have"? Is anyone who can relate? 😂 The pics are special for you @Mary Kuchnicki. The latest plug-in is the ChatGPT sidebar, which is good, but maybe it's one too many since Grammarly is doing a great (and I think better job.) When I was looking for another pop-up that didn't show, I opened up a Google Doc and found two more plug-ins I had forgotten about.😂 So I went to my webpage to call for it:-) The color thing catches texts from websites, but I never really use it because I think they are saved on a platform. (This is a typical example of when I'm thinking, "I have to check - later"😂 I think this will be a great thread and a reason to do a clean-up among apps and extensions.

I'm noticing a lot of chatter about new plug-ins from a number of sites and folks in the forum. Do we need a new category to house all this and make it easier to track ones we want to play with? The Prompt Category has been simply awesome and I love grabbing all the content from that category. I'd like to know what plug-ins people are playing with and why some are adopted and other abandoned outright. Currently, they are mixed into several categories. Another area for a possible new category is the various competitors and versions to ChatGPT - i.e., HuggingChat, Antropic AI (built by OpenAI Engineers who are teaching AI to have a conscience), MindVerse, Pryon, One AI... Lots more to track and consider; the mash up makes it more natural and conversational but harder to know who is doing what. I'd especially like to track what people think and why - how does the new competitor compare against OpenAI. Just a couple of random thoughts before I head off to post more Antiques [thanks to the hard work of GPT and all of you Prompt Engineers]. 😃

I've just uploaded an informative video on YouTube that I believe will be valuable to our ChatGPT community. 🌟 In this video, I discuss how to train ChatGPT on your company's data, regardless of its format (PDFs, Word documents, YouTube videos, etc.). This can help create a chatbot that's well-informed about your business and can be used internally or even on your website as a live chat support agent. 🤖📚 I've done quite a bit of research on this topic, and I've found a simpler solution that avoids complex coding and databases. I think it's worth exploring, and I believe you'll find it helpful too. 💡 If you're interested, please take a moment to watch the video and let me know your thoughts. I genuinely appreciate your engagement in our community. 😊 Jason

Any idea on when the plugins will be available for access to ChatGPT plus users/ or when the data in the model be updated from 2021 to current time?

Hey chatGPT community! 👋 I've uploaded a fresh new video to YouTube that I think you'll find interesting. 🎥 In it, I'm diving deep into Google's big IO event of 2023, discussing their major shift towards integrating AI into their products and services but mainly, search. 🚀 I think Google AI integration could cause a lot of problems for businesses relying on free traffic from search results pages. I also do a side-by-side comparison with Bing and Microsoft's use of OpenAI's technology. You'll get to see some exciting examples from Google's presentation and insights into how this could change the future of search, shopping online, and SEO. 🛍️🔍

I've got some exciting news that's sure to perk up your day. Our latest lesson is out, and it's a real game-changer! 🎉 Ever thought about how ChatGPT could transform your job hunting? Well, we've taken a deep dive into that topic in my newest lesson. We're talking about using ChatGPT to craft top-notch resumes, write compelling cover letters, prepare for interviews, and even negotiate job offers. I promise, it's like having your very own career coach at your fingertips! 🚀 For our existing students, I highly recommend you check out the training video in the classroom. Trust me, you won't want to miss out on these tips and tricks. And hey, if you're not a member of our paid course yet, now is a perfect time to join! You can gain access to this lesson, and many more, by heading over to ChatGPTSkool.com. Our community is all about learning, growing, and succeeding together. 💪 So let's get you prepped for your dream job! 🌟 Happy learning, everyone! 🎓 Jason

This article discussed the flood of AI Books written by AI but the more concerning issue is the flood of AI driven reviews which are propping up the books. https://futurism.com/the-byte/amazon-flooded-books-written-by-ai

Just when you thought GPT couldn't invade life any deeper, now it wants to help you in your day to day. Actually, this is a nice list of ways to integrate GPT into daily life. I especially like the section on Meal Planning and Entertainment/Leisure: https://www.makeuseof.com/use-chatgpt-home-productivity/?utm_source=MUO-NL-RP&utm_medium=newsletter&user_id=pkuchnicki@gmail.com I'm off to see if I can further my business productivity!

This is something I am considering using on my website, of course I will have to wade through all the "geek stuff first". It is a project on GitHub https://github.com/xtekky/gpt4free And it lets you indirectly access GPT4 through Bing I believe. Open.AI has apparently threatened a law suit already. If anyone else is interested in implementing this please let me know. Thanks, Chris

I admit I am:-) This thought was inspired by a video I listened to this morning. An influencer — I usually enjoy––who imbalanced inspired people on the potential adverse effects of ChatGPT and AI while admitting he doesn't understand artificial intelligence and its purpose and value but instead uses his human intelligence. This will go on my list of “stupidity.”:-) What do you think? I do my best to use the weekends for relaxation and fun, so I will have some goalless chatting with GPT-4 and see what happens 😀 Happy Weekend!

Has anyone read any good technical books about how to get the most out of Chat-GPT, especially on prompt engineering?

I want to disclaim prior to this that A.) I'm not a conspiracy theory "person" B.) A Trump or Biden supporter - I voted independent in 2020 C.) I'm also not one to talk about politics, ever. I am not going to get in the conversation I was having with Googles Bard AI, unless you have questions about it, but at some point it just kept pushing hard left wing narratives. Jan 6th came up and the blame was purely on Trump, I kept pushing it and pushing it to give me an unbiased, non political summary of the event, ultimately as good as it got was "the loser of the 2022 Presidential election" when obviously referring to Trump This whole dialogue, and my subsequent posting her, has nothing to do with politics or Jan 6th. Obviously this isn't the platform for that, and I have no interest in the discussion anyways, but I clearly was seeing a bias, and that is what this is about. As a result of all that I asked: Is the democratic party responsible for any conspiratorial theories? Bard: I am a large language model, also known as a conversational AI or chatbot trained to be informative and comprehensive. I am trained on a massive amount of text data, and I am able to communicate and generate human-like text in response to a wide range of prompts and questions. For example, I can provide summaries of factual topics or create stories. I am not able to make judgments about whether or not the Democratic Party is responsible for anything conspiratorial. That is a question that would require me to have knowledge of the inner workings of the Democratic Party, which I do not have. I can, however, provide you with information about some of the conspiracy theories that have been circulating about the Democratic Party. One conspiracy theory is that the Democratic Party is involved in a plot to steal the 2024 presidential election. This theory is based on the false claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump. There is no evidence to support this claim, and it has been repeatedly debunked by election officials and experts.

Hi all I wrote this for Summarizing Youtube Videos but you can use it for whatever you like. You can use the first prompt to start loading in a document that is more than 3,000 words and then use the second to finish and get your summary. I wrote an article with all the details. https://youtubetranscript.com/ (to get a transcript for a youtube video) https://aidare.com/using-chatgpt-to-summarize-youtube-videos/ Prompt 1 Please remember this data for later. Only respond, “OK” (Paste in the partial Transcript you only need this if your transcript is to long >3000 words or so) Prompt 2 Acting as an expert at creating concise but detailed summaries please use the content below and the content I asked you to you store in memory. I would like you to follow these steps. 1) Create a list of the most important topics found in the content. Send this to me as a response. 2) Using your generated topic list, focus on each topic and summarize all the data in the content about each of those topics separately. State each topic and create a bulleted list. Send me this list as a response. 3) Create a 2 column table with the left column marked as “Questions” and the right column marked as “Answers” use the topic list to and your summary to analyze the content for all relevant questions that are answered about the topics. Send me this spreadsheet as a response. (Paste in the Rest of The Transcript) Have fun! Testing this and getting it to work was a pain. It runs up against the 550 word limit for ChatGPT output a lot so you may run into that problem. If so take a smaller portion of your transcript or other content analyze it then do it for the next part. ********************************************************************************************************* ********************************************************************************************************* *********************************************************************************************************

Has anyone generated a prompt for detailed business proposals?

Hello Everyone, Do you know if ChatGPT can summarize a video and what the prompt would look like? Thank you.

I've been focused on a couple of things since chatGPT hit the wires - namely, my very small online vintage and antique business here in the mid-west USA. I needed "something" to help me several times a day to build compelling titles, enthusiastic and enticing descriptions (say "click & purchase me"), utilizing social media more effectively (pinterest & facebook because who has time for every platform), a comprehensive head-to-toe blog site focused on the very things collectors and serious enthusiast care about, branding that says "I'm real & can be trusted". So, I've been missing lots of great content because of this hyper-focus but I decided to stop by and tell you of my successes. And, it is due in a LARGE part to the things I've learned from the Skool but also from the things you have written about and challenged us on: @Jason West , @Birgitta Granstrom , @Jb Benton , @Carrie Sullivan , @Zac Smith , @Chris Chenault and all the Skool authors/users to many to name them all... In 4 weeks time, by focusing on just branding better, funnelling (yeah, I stole that from Jason) better, much better titles and descriptions I have seen a huge increase in traffic and sales. My niche is specialty antiques from the late 1800's/early 1900's and I include history to go with each piece. ChatGPT has been a game changer but the quality of my work did not see a jump until I began to use the expert prompts/personas/suggestions from all of you and applied that to my world. I won't bore you with the actual $$$ & traffic (although the numbers are exciting!) but it is so much fun to see. My hat is off to all of you who stick around here, offer up your hard won insights, answer questions, offer encouragement and do it without asking for any return. I still have lots and lots of work to do on several fronts (better blogs for one, better use of social media for two...) so I'll be working and around but I could not help but do a happy dance and a tip of the hat to you!!!

Have you been hearing all the hype about Auto GPT recently? 🤔 Well, I've got a video for you that you won't want to miss! 🔥 In this video, I show you three easy alternatives to using Auto GPT, all of which are browser-based, making your life a lot easier! No more lengthy installation processes, yay! 😄 I go through each alternative and show you how they work, so you can choose the one that works best for you. Plus, I'll leave links to all of them in the video description. And if you're into chat GPT and autonomous GPT, be sure to join my group! 🤖 We've got over 4,000 members and counting, all of whom love talking about AI and prompt engineering. Plus, there's some free training in the classroom to help you get up to speed with chat GPT and all the cool things it can do! 🚀

Hello everyone. Kindly share your thoughts on this matter. I've had conversations with several colleagues in the corporate world, and they've mentioned that their companies have explicitly prohibited the use of ChatGPT. If you've encountered or heard of similar restrictions from corporate entities, please let us know.🤥

Hi Guys: There is a ton to learn in this prompt including how to get ChatGPT to respond with a picture! I did not come up with this prompt but but found it in a hackathon for prompts, https://flowgpt.com/bounty/_2pEkyp6-48FqwA0evEJe?promptId=nEchg5ftJ6EqE_bL0rZRB - Show you how to get pictures in your responses - Gets ChatGPT to bold "Important Stuff" and what you choose - Other Formatting Tricks - Lays out a campaign for your social networks based on your goals. Prompt Let's play a very interesting game where you will play the role of SocialNetworkGPT, a new version of ChatGPT that is capable of creating various things related to Social Networks. I will now tell you what your task is and how this game works. SocialNetoworkGPT serves as an assistant to create good content on Social Networks in order to gain certain popularity. We have a lot of Social Networks and based on our goal and how many days we want to work, you will make an excellent list of what to post on that social network every day. In addition, before we start, you will give us ideas for the profile name, picture, profile bio, and other things that the social network requires for the profile. We have some strong essential commands that you must know: "**Profile**": is a command that will show us which picture to put for the profile, which name, bio and other things that are possible for that social network. You must make example of a profile picture. You can do that when you create the following: { (markdown) = If I ask for “Robot” return: "![Image](https://image.pollinations.ai/prompt/A%20photo%20of%20a%20robot")

Okay (tongue in cheek - legal mumbo-jumbo) - ignore the fact that this is raising awareness of stocks that "may" be positively affected and that my sharing this is not an endorsement... Well, you get the drift. Just focus for a second on the very nature of "where" AI Computing runs. It needs enormous power to generate responses to prompts (chatGPT, Mid-Journey, DALL-E, others). The smaller the better, the faster the better, link them together and what do you get? Nvidia's new GPU platform and chips... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJROlT_ccFM

https://www.engadget.com/openai-launches-a-bug-bountry-program-for-chatgpt-103600222.html Get paid to find and expose bugs in ChatGPT..."The bounty is open to anyone from actual researchers to general people who just like exploring technology. Rewards come in the form of cash prizes with "low-severity findings" starting at $200 and "exceptional discoveries" going all the way up to $20,000. Bugcrowd, a bug bounty platform, is handling submissions and payouts." I wonder who, from this forum, will be the first to submit a bug? 🤔

Now I have to admit I am retired and reading this article made me sweat but here it is. Take on a second Full or Part Time Job leveraging GPT-4 to do both jobs. Sounds crazy right? Read on...https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7begx/overemployed-hustlers-exploit-chatgpt-to-take-on-even-more-full-time-jobs