Most of us use ChatGPT wrong. We don’t include examples in our prompts.We ignore that we can control ChatGPT’s behavior with roles.We let ChatGPT guess stuff instead of providing it with some information. This happens because we mostly use standard prompts that might help us get the job done once, but not all the time. […]

Image generated with Gemini Ultra Hi! We’ll make a brief pause on our mini series about the role of data in the AI revolution because Gemini Advanced was just released. Next week, we’ll continue with it so stay tuned! If you like articles like this, consider becoming a paid subscriber so you don’t miss the

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Hi guys! Besides my articles here on Substack, every week I’ll share with you the best work from some of my fellow Substack writers. This week Diana is sharing with us an experiment she did with ChatGPT and Midjourney. She’s really into AI art, so check out her Substack: AI Girl. I used AI to

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Photo by Mariia Shalabaieva on Unsplash OpenAI just introduced GPTs. These are custom versions of ChatGPT that anyone can build on their own for a specific purpose. The best thing about them? No coding is required to build them. Creating your own GPT is as easy as starting a conversation with ChatGPT and you can