How to summarize text using ChatGPT

In this video, you'll learn how to summarize text using ChatGPT. The example text that we'll be using will come from a research article.
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[@brad6742]

"The message you submitted was too long, please reload the conversation and submit something shorter."

[@jezlawrence720]

Biggest problem with it for real productivity. I spent more time slicing and dicing for chatgpt than just summarising myself after reading and digesting whatever it is properly.

[@takla3210]

Couple of major limitations in my use of this feature for 5min. 1) It couldn't summarize saying the article is too long. It was a simple news article with a couple of page downs. 2) Having to copy paste the article to chatGPT is a pain. Can I not just give it the URL? Sometimes the article has figures/charts which doesn't show up when I paste into ChatGPT.

[@akagordon]

There's a few paid services out there for summarizing scientific articles, and trained specifically to that end. They work really well in my experience, but I've only used one to do about six articles and a thesis. The thesis I entered piecemeal, like in this video, and it worked the best for summary. This type of tech will be great for deciding what articles deserve closer attention, or getting a firm grasp of new concepts. I've been asking ChatGPT chemistry questions, mostly about spectroscopy and microscopy, then critiquing the answers. It seems to answer those at about a sophomore level with almost perfect accuracy. When I ask it to elaborate on key points, it delivers them with confidence, though almost every time one or more points are inaccurate, or it omits something important. It's still an astounding model. Seeing where this tech can go is exciting, especially within the context of scientific communication and education!

[@DataProfessor]

THanks for sharing your experiences. As I experiment further with ChatGPT primarily by giving the prompt more context and instructions on do and don’ts I found it to give more favorable results.

[@corey4448]

Can you share paid services you're talking about?

[@akagordon]

@@corey4448 it's been about 18 months since I used it, but I think the one I had the best experience with was Scholarcy. I've also tried QuillBot and it was pretty good. While not dedicated to science, I know some AI specialists that swear by Jasper. I bet by this time next year, or sooner, ChatGPT will be the best out of them, especially if you also need to write text or code. They've already added a feature where you can give the title and authors of a paper and it will summarize it for you! No need to copy the text into the prompt for most published papers up to 2021.

[@JR-zw2vb]

Unfortunately, I'm told that the Science journal will NOT accept work done with Chat-GPT. I don't know how they will be able to tell??? Editing and proof reading should be done with breeze. There are other tools than Chat-GPT that can accomplish this.

[@JawadAhmadKhan]

ten 10 years from today, NO one will write their thesis, chatGPT will do it and the persons will only add pictures and figures

[@SirHargreeves]

A Viva, or thesis defence meeting, will become very important to weed out frauds.

[@spraz3r348]

It doesnt need 10 years only 2/3 year are enough

[@MikkoHaavisto1]

You can already do pictures and figures with current technology. It could be that one year from now a new chatGPT has those integrated.

[@JR-zw2vb]

That's the whole purpose of this. Scientists need to focus on ideas, solutions, and designing research; not work on perfecting grammar, paraphrasing, or making presentation to win a Pulitzer prize. Also professional writers can focus on editing these too; which can increase productivity. My 2 cents. ;)

[@BakedBeansSpam]

The formatting, transmission, receipt and translation of information for most effective human absorption/interaction for any given purpose of the publishers and recipients, using all senses (omni-modal?) appears to be a set of processes that will be automated and optimized by AI, rendering all skills related thereto obsolete except for recreational purposes or as part of the learning process itself. Think horse riding, think coding (very soon). So what is left? Learning ability, understanding and interrogation as foundational skills in every modality. Then... Epistemology, imagination, curiosity, theoretical academic pursuits, new definitions of intelligence, inspiration, creativity, empathy, extrasensory exploration, spirituality, ethics, compassion, love, service?....Others? Which of these can/will be ultimately be surpassed and when? It seems inevitable that we are entering a new age characterized by unimaginable acceleration of human progress in every conceivable and unlimited as yet inconceivable fields of endeavor. The evaluation of individual ability - perhaps this will be rendered obsolete. People will either do or will not do. Can or cannot. There may be no subjective evaluation of anything. How many agricultural job types remain in high income nations at scale? How many are essentially supervisory jobs overseeing machines that have substituted most menial tasks. Our world now sustains an 8 billion population estimated to peak at 10 billion before declining again. In the last 100 years it has grown 4X. Meanwhile the agricultural workforce has in high income countries has declined 10X. U.S. is 1.36% of workforce despite being self-sufficient and a major food exporter. Why would we imagine that all knowledge work as we currently understand it will decline at anything other than an exponentially greater rate. There was a massive inflection point in agriculture in wealthy countries post-WW2 in the 1950s as focus turned to automation of farming. The computer revolution started for the same reasons at the same time. Neither have reduced unemployment in high income nations. That's where materially all the academic research takes place, especially when one considers the import of STEM talent from India, China, UK, EU etc especially at the post-doctoral level.

[@khadijahlaywad7744]

Can we use this for summarizing our lessons courses or there nothing for that

[@temponoko]

I don’t know why but I paste my interest article and asked chat GPT to make Q and A. It was pretty impressive Q and A. I guess chatGPT is not good at summarizing thing but it is actually good at making Q and A 😂

[@DataProfessor]

That’s an interesting use case :)

[@abdulsalamhasan_abbas]

very good , continue

[@JR-zw2vb]

Help! I can't have this function to work. Basically, every time I press "enter" it does not allow to move on to a next paragraph. Instead, it accepts as a execution command. Also, would not accept a longer script. I have no clue of the limitation of length of the script.

[@raihanbhura9084]

Try Shift + Enter

[@JR-zw2vb]

@@raihanbhura9084 Thanks! That solved the problem. LOL.

[@saforaaghadavoodjolfaie1484]

I really like your explanation. Thank You

[@DataProfessor]

Thanks Safora

[@ThierryVilaysith]

There is no limit to the amount of text you can paste?

[@intellectualhybrid2]

There definitely is

[@ash-kq3ne]

Chat gpt delete your history data... Whatever you search on chat gpt after some time it will be deleted.. Happens with me

[@marcosalonso6007]

You asked for a 500 word summary. Did you count the words? My experience is that ChatGPT is not good at counting... Maybe I am doing something wrong

[@jaspm]

did u forgot to edit the ending of the video?

[@Harshavardhan_Ganji]

00:00 Automated research article summarization. 00:52 Developing drugs targeting the estrogen receptor to address breast cancer. 01:36 Breast cancer can be characterized by the presence of estrogen receptors (ER) 02:12 QSAR and Machine Learning can be used in studying Estrogen Receptors 03:00 Combining paragraphs automatically 03:36 Summarize text in 500 words or less with Chat GBT 04:12 Text summarization tool can be refined by giving feedback 04:49 Generated paragraph is too long

[@maricelp116]

The last time I did that it says it's too long

[@techfolk]

I have a simpler method, Prof. Just type “summarize this link: [and add your link here...]” 😅

[@deeptirao5982]

Will you do it for me 😊

[@shigritahir4748]

Wawo

[@MegaBoss1980]

how is it legit to use chatgpt for helping im research article

[@gguchristine]

what do you mean

[@DataProfessor]

I wouldn’t use it as is, it certainly need lots of fact checking and refinement. It’s a tool and if properly used, can give a big boost to productivity.

[@ridahaitham4477]

@@DataProfessor exactly, when someone is stuck on something, it helps

[@siddharthGupta632]

I used it and find following things 1) Use it to generate themes 2) Do not ask it for referencing

[@MegaBoss1980]

@@siddharthGupta632 True. For reference, it produces garbage for now. it is good to perfect your work in terms of story telling

[@ash-kq3ne]

Can chatgpt check plagiarism

[@ridahaitham4477]

it doesn't

[@DataProfessor]

It generates text but the fact checking remains as the task of users. Although generated text May or may not resemble existing text by coincidence, still wouldn’t use the generated text just yet, it definitely needs lots of checking and refining.

[@ash-kq3ne]

@@DataProfessor thank you so much sir for the reply... Sir can you make a detail video on the steps of detection of fake news using machine learning and deep learning plz

[@akagordon]

Someone developed a model to see if ChatGPT was used to generate a text, but the model breaks often as ChatGPT is frequently updated.

[@Soshi701]

It's horrible and overrated.