How to use ChatGPT to EASILY write research articles [The Hidden Edge in Academia]

[@jastomo]

You not only give valuable and interesting advice, but you're becoming a scholarly comic in your delivery, I can listen to you as background comedy as well as academic advice. Awesome.

[@MiguelAlvarenga]

Man, I cannot thank you enough. You're saving my thesis and even my master's degree diploma. I've been struggling with severe anxiety and depression for many years, and it is tough to concentrate and put ideas into words. Not to mention begin writing. Your ideas did wonders for my production. Thank youuuuuuuu

[@ivanduric8751]

Final prompt: chat gpt, what do you think about my professor after all of these prompts, and how to convince him to support my brilliant ideas?

[@politecnico_socratico]

Love this!! Quick tip, if you don't like GPT's style of writing, imo Bard seems to do a little better with having less of a formal tone and sounding more intuitive sometimes. Consider giving it a try too.

[@sonochord]

I paste GPT content into Claude to rewrite sometimes 😊

[@ziknewtonsamuel9102]

This is one of your best Andrew. No ambiguity and I guess this version will be relevant for a very long time

[@O.G.LIL-MAN]

this man is the oracle. for those doing doctorates...periodt

[@marthaknox-haly]

so good and so helpful, brilliant work Andy - always find your material useful

[@tahirtahirzade5051]

I genuinely appreciate the fantastic video! Your content has been incredibly insightful. I was wondering if you could consider sharing a video specifically focused on utilizing AI tools to enhance the process of crafting a research proposal.

[@khedidjabenseddik2684]

Woooaaaaa, sooooo many thanks. More about the discussion with GPT please

[@antoniofernandez-caballero3014]

That was unexpectedly fantastic! Happy to hit the like and subscribe button!

[@ismailujaimi15]

thank you Andy for all the info provided, I am going to use it and the other video over the weekend to produce my first ever article paper ... Yay

[@simplescience777]

Excellent tips: I particularly liked the idea of recording in Docs and then converting it to proper text...

[@NeilHocking]

Great example on how adding context to your prompt can deliver better results. Making ChatGPT 'go the extra mile' for you.

[@masteryourstudies]

Great tutorial. Can you make a video on how to use AI to help write a review (of a research article)?

[@elzoemalku4598]

Turnit In is making research a hell😢

[@akirasuzuki8378]

Andy, "stop it, I need to go to pub" haha!

[@amardau9133]

Again you share absolutely good information about research...and your Batik Tshirt nice too

[@tingzhou4796]

Amazing video! Is it possible for you to create another video about writing a paper using Copilot? Due to privacy concerns, our university recommends that we use Copilot.

[@AndreyGreenYtube]

Nice prompts, except of "grumpy peer reviewer": it looks like the result does not depend on the content of the paper, but rather mimicking general rejection text from "Reviewr #2" :)

[@yoyaoo8267]

youre amazing love those videos !!

[@elchicodelasreflexiones]

Great video, Andy! So useful

[@kikkimon]

Love the power of Chat GPT! I wonder how useful it would be in this context using the free version? I have tried plus for writing and it is great! 😀

[@jean-bosco729]

So informative and fun - grumpy, divorced2x...!!! You are very strong Andy. Keep it up!

[@abdullahrukayyah8290]

Great job! How can I backup my write up with scientific research using chatgpt?

[@bruno-um9xk]

"Stream of Consciousness" concept is similar to "Automatic Writing" used by Surrealism. It is so efficient that every knowledge area has its own version of it.

[@dyaabarkat1466]

Your content is amazingly informative

[@harharmahadev8624]

Wow, another great tutorial

[@nolanqin]

Thank you Andy …… and yes a very cute scholarly comic is your name 🎉🎉🎉

[@justenergy1724]

I really like your humor :D

[@kolli123bri]

great talk...hard to survive among all other w.....s! keep up the good work!

[@kategnidenko4651]

When I saw Sabbatical and its explanation in the text the Black Sabbath song WAR PIGS first lines played in my head!!!))))))

[@dr_hebaahmed]

your prompts are hilarious 🤣

[@arteasa]

Brilliant Andy!

[@researchforumonline]

Nice, i made an agent to do it as normal gpt is restricted in many surprising ways, tokens etc.

[@b326yr]

Can you give guidance on how you did that and what platform

[@asmakhattala2181]

Man this is lit!

[@tweldon21]

Which chat gpt are you using? I am trying to find the right software for this type of work, using pdfs, word, etc.

[@hugojames85]

"ChatGPT: give me a massive stupid beard."

[@ExpatRiot79]

I get it. There's a tool, and we must use it or get obliterated by others who do. But what comes out on the other end is a paper written by a machine and an academic who is stupider for the effort. This is just another step towards "Idiocracy."

[@sihlemnduzulwana8676]

I think Machine were used before but CHAT GTP is advanced and you know the tool.... you know, I was asking a PhD student a simply question about Research but she couldn't answer me🤣 lastly: I think you mustn't rely on Tool to complete your work.

[@almziyath5755]

👉👉👉👉can you talk about the December 7th Turnitin upgrade policy and how to bypass AI detection

[@cancelebi8939]

Laughed so many times great contexts for your prompts

[@hiromaohi]

I have tried extensively, with a variety of prompts and different techniques to extend the memory of the custom GPT's I am using, so that it is able to actively "use" the data set files I have in my jupiter notebook, but it has proven difficult. If anyone has tips on this, let me know? Thanks:)

[@politecnico_socratico]

Currently, all LLM models struggle with memory. You need to do everything in batches for the best results possible, or at least break up a problem yourself and go step by step with GPT. Here's an example where it works better by batches: I've given GPT 4 a 500 line program I had and told it to simplify the code and make it more readable. It didn't work, and was full of errors. Instead I gave it batches of the program, function by function, and after everything it reduced it to 300 lines and ran perfectly.

[@andresvillalpando3776]

What’s the different in all these new tools VS. buying ChatGPT 4

[@moahaimen]

what is the use, Turnitin is so annoying it even detect texts with no GPT generated as AI

[@elzoemalku4598]

very annoying

[@hadinoor2469]

Hownto.uploid graph if we have v3

[@gillianmac4987]

I can't seem to upload file's there maybe thats a paid version

[@tilik13]

This is what Ms. Gay should have done! I would not call these 'research' papers though. These are 'search' papers, presenting no novelty in any field (which the word research implies).

[@mildredroqueta8088]

Good distinction...search papers. I'm going to ask Chat GPT to review this video and create a summary of the steps and recommendations.

[@MrGara1994]

Hey sorry to make this comment but i think you need to first read some terms of service guideline. Before you put any file in GPT, make sure you have read the terms of service. This is the copy paste from OpenAI (terrible TOA) "Your Content. You may provide input to the Services (“Input”), and receive output from the Services based on the Input (“Output”). Input and Output are collectively “Content.” You are responsible for Content, including ensuring that it does not violate any applicable law or these Terms. You represent and warrant that you have all rights, licenses, and permissions needed to provide Input to our Services."

[@rezafarzipoorsaen224]

How we can upload images on ChatGPT?

[@primira3862]

Image uploads are only available for the paid version of GPT. It costs 20 dollars a month.

[@Thesis_Hack]

@andy, now Turnitin policy updated 😂

[@TaraTigerBrown]

I love spicy Andy

[@bh6970]

Prof. Grumps 😂

[@squib3083]

How about learning to write instead of relying on a writing bot.

[@nikeforo2612]

As a grumpy reviewer, who divorced twice, I don’t like this content 😂

[@design-n2v]

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[@lukaszmalinowski8675]

Sheit humor... trying to suggest that it might be ok to put any data into chatgpt is just plain stupid.... Whatever you put into that will be utilised by large corporation, so if you really have some valuable innovative data , never and i repeat never put it into any of the chatgpt ( or equivalents) untill you publish that in papers. Any AI can be usefull for doing review of works done so far in the field , assisting with writing the indroductions to the articles but nothing discussing any relevant research data....

[@adarshrohera9589]

but wont the data get leaked sir? @AndyStapleton

[@gus473]

Well.... 🤫

[@adarshrohera9589]

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