by Quiet. Please
Welcome to the I am GPT’ed show. A safe place to learn about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, Hugging Face, and what you need to know about Artificial Intelligence. I am your pilot and our co-pilots will be Chat GPT, Google’s Bard, and other experts, who promise to take it slow and have fun as we figure out how AI can benefit us the most. So whether you are just getting started or like me and just do not want to get left behind, sit back, relax and subscribe to the I am GPTED show.
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April 29, 2025
Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, and welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed". Today, we're diving into some practical tips and techniques to level up your AI game. Trust me, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can.<br /><br />Let's kick things off with a prompting technique that can dramatically improve the responses you get from AI. It's all about being specific and clear with your instructions. Let me give you a before and after example. Before, I might have said something like, "Hey AI, write me a blog post about gardening." Pretty vague, right? The AI would probably spit out some generic nonsense. But now, I've learned to be more specific. I'll say, "Write a 500-word blog post about the top 5 easy-to-grow vegetables for beginner gardeners. Include a brief description of each vegetable and tips for planting and care." Boom! The AI now has a clear framework to work with, and the output is much more focused and useful.<br /><br />Now, let's talk about a practical use case for AI that you might not have considered. Have you ever struggled with writing a compelling bio for your social media profiles or website? I know I have. It's like trying to summarize your entire life in a few sentences while also trying to sound impressive and witty. It's a nightmare. But guess what? AI can help with that. Just feed it some information about yourself, your background, and your goals, and it can generate a solid bio for you to start with. You can then tweak and refine it to make it sound more like you. It's a huge time-saver and can help you overcome that initial writer's block.<br /><br />But I digress. Let's move on to a common mistake that beginners make when working with AI. I learned this the hard way when I first started. I would take the AI-generated content and use it as-is without any editing or fact-checking. Big mistake. AI can be incredibly helpful, but it's not perfect. It can sometimes generate incorrect information or just plain weird stuff. Always take the time to review and edit the content before using it. Trust me, it'll save you from some embarrassing situations.<br /><br />Alright, let's get practical. Here's a simple exercise you can do to build your AI interaction skills. Take a topic you're interested in, like cooking or travel. Then, practice giving the AI different prompts related to that topic. For example, you could ask for a list of the top 10 must-visit destinations in Europe or for a step-by-step recipe for making homemade pasta. Pay attention to how the AI responds to different types of prompts and try to refine your instructions to get better results.<br /><br />Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip I've found helpful is to read the content out loud. This can help you catch awkward phrasing or sentences that don't quite make sense. Another thing to look for is the overall structure and flow of the content. Does it have a clear introduction, body, and conclusion? Does it stay on topic and provide valuable information? If not, consider breaking up your prompt into smaller, more focused chunks to help the AI stay on track.<br /><br />Let's be real and get analog here. AI is an incredible tool, but it's not a magic solution. It still requires human input, creativity, and critical thinking to get the best results. The more you practice and experiment with AI, the better you'll become at leveraging its potential to make your life easier and more productive. And remember, even the most advanced AI systems are still just tools. It's up to us to use them wisely and ethically.<br /><br />Anyway, back to what actually helps. The key takeaways from today's episode are: be specific with your prompts, consider unconventional use cases, always review and edit AI-generated content, practice with focused exercises, and evaluate content by reading it out loud and checking for structure and flow.<br /><br />Before I sign off, let me share a quick personal...
April 26, 2025
Hey there, AI adventurers! It's Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and techniques to help you navigate the wild world of AI without getting lost in the jargon jungle.<br /><br />First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can really up your AI game. It's called "progressive prompting," and trust me, it's not as fancy as it sounds. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like cooking a meal. You don't just throw all the ingredients in at once and hope for the best, right? Nah, you add things step by step, tasting as you go, until you've got a Michelin-star-worthy dish. Progressive prompting is the same deal.<br /><br />Here's an example: instead of asking an AI to "write a blog post about the benefits of meditation," start with something like, "List five benefits of meditation." Then, take that output and feed it back in with, "For each benefit, provide a brief explanation and a real-life example." Finally, you might say, "Use the previous information to create a well-structured blog post with an introduction and conclusion." See? Step by step, tasting as you go. I learned this the hard way when I tried to get an AI to write my entire memoir in one go. Trust me, it wasn't pretty.<br /><br />Now, let's talk about a practical use case you might not have considered: using AI to help with your everyday writing tasks, like emails or reports. I know, I know, it sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but it's real, and it's incredibly helpful. You can use AI to generate outlines, brainstorm ideas, or even polish up your grammar and style. It's like having a personal writing assistant, minus the coffee runs and the judgy looks when you use "who" instead of "whom."<br /><br />But before you go AI-wild, let me warn you about a common mistake beginners make: over-relying on the AI. It's easy to get caught up in the "ooh, shiny!" factor and just accept whatever the AI spits out. But remember, AI is a tool, not a replacement for human judgment. Always review and edit the output, and don't be afraid to tweak or even discard what doesn't work. I once used an AI to write a love letter to my partner, and let's just say I'm lucky they have a good sense of humor.<br /><br />So, how can you practice and improve your AI skills? Here's a simple exercise: take a piece of writing you've done recently, like an email or a social media post, and try rewriting it with the help of an AI. Compare the original and the AI-assisted version, and see what you can learn from the differences. Maybe the AI helped you tighten up your sentences, or maybe it suggested a new angle you hadn't considered. The more you practice, the better you'll get at leveraging AI to enhance your own writing.<br /><br />Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to look for coherence, relevance, and originality. Does the output make sense and flow logically? Does it actually address the prompt or question you asked? And does it bring something new and valuable to the table, or is it just regurgitating generic info? If you're not happy with the output, don't be afraid to tweak your prompt and try again. It's all part of the learning process.<br /><br />But I digress... the point is, AI is a powerful tool, but it's not a magic wand. It takes practice, patience, and a willingness to learn from your mistakes. Anyway, back to what actually helps... remember, progressive prompting, practical use cases, avoiding over-reliance, practicing with your own writing, and evaluating for coherence, relevance, and originality. These are the keys to unlocking the potential of AI in your writing.<br /><br />Before I sign off, let me share a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI for writing, I thought it would be a breeze. I mean, how hard could it be? Just type in a prompt and let the machine do the work, right? Oh, how naive I...
April 22, 2025
Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, ready to dive into another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're talking about prompting techniques, practical use cases, common mistakes, and exercises to sharpen your AI skills. Let's get started!<br /><br />First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can seriously up your AI game. It's all about being specific and clear in your instructions. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like ordering a sandwich at the deli. If you just say "gimme a sandwich," you might end up with something you don't like. But if you say "I'd like a turkey club on whole wheat, light mayo, extra tomato," you're more likely to get what you want. Same goes for AI prompts.<br /><br />For example, instead of asking an AI to "write a story," try something like "Write a 500-word fantasy story set in a magical forest, featuring a brave rabbit protagonist who must outsmart an evil fox sorcerer." The more details you provide, the better the AI can deliver. Trust me, I learned this the hard way when I kept getting stories about robots instead of the fairytale I wanted. Stupid robots.<br /><br />Now, let's talk practical use cases. Sure, AI can help with obvious stuff like writing and research, but have you ever thought about using it for meal planning? I mean, why stress over what to cook when you can just ask an AI to generate a week's worth of recipes based on your dietary preferences and available ingredients? Boom, shopping list done, and no more staring blankly into the fridge wondering what to make. You're welcome.<br /><br />But I digress... let's talk about a common mistake beginners make: assuming AI is perfect. Spoiler alert: it's not. AI can generate some impressive content, but it can also make mistakes or produce biased results. That's why it's crucial to always review and fact-check AI-generated content before using it. I once published an article full of AI-generated "facts" without double-checking them. Turns out, most of them were totally wrong. Embarrassing, right? Don't be like me, kids.<br /><br />Anyway, back to what actually helps... let's do a quick exercise to practice your AI skills. Take a simple task, like writing a product description for a new smartphone. First, try prompting the AI with just the basic info, like "Write a description for the XYZ Phone." Then, try again with more specific details, like "Write a 200-word description for the XYZ Phone, highlighting its 48MP camera, 5G capabilities, and long battery life. Use a friendly, conversational tone and include a call-to-action to pre-order now." Compare the results and see how the extra details make a difference.<br /><br />Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip is to read it out loud. If it sounds awkward or robotic, it probably needs some tweaking. Also, don't be afraid to edit and refine the AI's output. It's meant to be a starting point, not a finished product. I like to think of it as a collaboration between human and machine. The AI does the heavy lifting, but it's up to us to add that special human touch.<br /><br />Alright, folks, that's a wrap for today. Remember, the key to success with AI is to be specific, practice regularly, and always review the results with a critical eye. It's not rocket science, but it does take some trial and error. Trust me, I've had my fair share of both.<br /><br />This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. If I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and thanks for listening! If you've got questions or want to learn more, shoot me an email at <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a> or check out inceptionpoint.ai. And hey, if you enjoyed this episode, why not check out quietplease.ai to see what else they've got cooking?<br /><br />Until next time, keep learning, keep experimenting, and keep being awesome. This has been an "I am GPTed"...
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