Improve ChatGPT Prompts with Priming

[@KevinBrowne-CuratedChatGPT]

This video isn't just a tutorial; it's an expedition into the future of content creation and monetization. The methodology shared here isn't just powerful; it's a creative game-changer. As a business owner, I can already visualize how I'll be applying these techniques to create captivating, revenue-generating content. With a heart full of excitement and a mind buzzing with possibilities, I'm diving headfirst into the world of ChatGPT priming. This video isn't just a review; it's an ode to the immense potential of AI-driven content creation. Thank you for this transformative masterpiece! 🌟

[@LawtonSolutions]

Thank you so much. It seems you are competing for the greatest compliment ever. You may have won! How do you most use Chat GPT? Are you using GPT-4 or GPT 3.5 ?

[@p.g.3806]

This is the new standard for explaining why the joke was funny.

[@LawtonSolutions]

Dear ChatGPT, please act as an expert joke writer with a decade of experience and tell me why the Gaffigan hot pocket bit is funny so that I might laugh at it. 😂

[@MarkvanDuin]

Love the way you explained this, really appriciate it!

[@LawtonSolutions]

Glad to hear it was helpful. Cheers

[@mikeb5664]

I start each chat by asking it to act as a prompt engineer.Then I input my question, and it gives me a better way to ask.

[@LawtonSolutions]

That’s a great approach. I also made a video on Prompt Engineering that may be helpful in that regard.

[@mikeb5664]

@LawtonSolutions Thank you. I'll check it out!

[@admin.punyastore]

this is super awesome! i can already see how anyone with patience and diligence can apply this prompt formula for optimum results, thank you!

[@LawtonSolutions]

Glad it was helpful!

[@debajyotinath5021]

I have used ChatGPT a few times, and read about Gen AI and prompt engineering before, but I never heard the word 'priming'. Looks like an interesting concept.

[@LawtonSolutions]

It’s great... My favorite way to use ChatGPT. Best of luck with priming and please let me know if you questions.

[@RonNachmann]

Oh HELL YES. Next-level stuff. Subscribed! Thank you!!

[@LawtonSolutions]

Thank you so much. What’s your favorite ChatGPT use case? I’m looking for suggestions on upcoming videos.

[@redmarvel1978]

This is great! What are the first two priming levels?

[@LawtonSolutions]

Thank you.

[@stephenholappa]

I found this ChatGPT video on Priming with Prompts so helpful for what I am trying to create. Thank you so much for this video. ChatGPT video's are so helpful thanks to you!

[@LawtonSolutions]

Excellent to hear. Thank you for the kind words. Glad to hear it was helpful. Let me know if you have other questions on ChatGPT.

[@openclassusa3534]

Thank you for the grat content, Lawson!!

[@LawtonSolutions]

Wow thank you for the kind words. Much appreciated. What’s your top use case for Chat GPT?

[@beisiknikneimas]

Great stuff, Albert. Thank you for these nice advices. Best of Good luck to you. Ciao.

[@LawtonSolutions]

I’m glad to hear the LLM information was helpful. Kind regards!

[@TanChoonHong]

Very thorough and illuminating. Thanks for sharing.

[@LawtonSolutions]

I’m really glad to hear it was helpful. Cheers!

[@MrQueendavid]

Wonderful... i can use it to create story to book . Can i get the script

[@LawtonSolutions]

Yes, please check the resources page referenced in the video description.

[@IceMetalPunk]

I believe ChatGPT can now let you upload files, including CSV files it can read. So you can put those tables into a spreadsheet, and add your own rows over time, and use the same prompt including the file to get better and better results as you add more data to the spreadsheet.

[@LawtonSolutions]

I know you can integrate ChatGPT into google sheets with an extension but I’ve yet to try a CSV file in a chat. I’ll try it out and get back to you.

[@sainsdata4326]

At this point, especially if you're using the free version, you must convert them to markdown format and then paste the data into the prompt. ChatGPT can create tables for you but it'll use markdown as well. However, you can copy and paste the table or matrix part direct into Excel without having to specify the delimiters, etc.

[@anakincloudwalker8812]

Thanks, that's pretty awesome!!

[@LawtonSolutions]

No problem! Glad it was helpful.

[@3dprintedrx]

Thanks for the tip.

[@LawtonSolutions]

You are most welcome. Glad to hear it was useful for your AI learning!

[@IncreaseYourAwesomeness]

Good!

[@LawtonSolutions]

Thank you!

[@MADhatter_AIM]

Do you have a link to the chrome extension you are using ? to YT summarize ? Thanks

[@LawtonSolutions]

Go to the google chrome extension store and search for: "KZbin Summary with ChatGPT and Take Notes" It has a red logo.

[@GPT_0301]

All this is usefull in ChatGPT 3.5?? Thanks

[@LawtonSolutions]

Yes, it works for ChatGPT 3.5 and beyond.

[@AI_Watch]

That's great information, thanks

[@LawtonSolutions]

Thank you. That means a lot to me!

[@gpeterson5310]

Well done sir🙂!!

[@LawtonSolutions]

Thank you. Glad you liked it. More videos on ChatGPT are scheduled soon.

[@Markus.Cantor]

@Lawton Solutions Fantastic job! Just of out curiosity did you pick the key elements for your table? I'm looking forward to keeping an eye on your content; keep up the good work!

[@LawtonSolutions]

Very nice of you to say. Thank you. Here's the exact prompt I used to get the table: "Please create a table that breaks down a stand up comedy routine into the following key elements where each of these key elements is a column: Relatability, Exaggeration, Wordplay, Repetition, Satire, Rule of three, Absurdity, Call back, Audience inclusion. Fill the table with 10 rows of data where: relatability = "awkward family situations"

[@LawtonSolutions]

Here's a different prompt I used as well: Please create a table that breaks down a stand up comedy routine into the following key elements where each of these key elements is a column: Introduction, Initial Observation, Exaggeration, Absurd Suggestions, Enlisting Friends Fill the table with 10 rows of data where: Introduction = "Owning a pet giraffe"

[@LawtonSolutions]

So, to answer your question, you can choose a key element that you'd like to remain constant in the resulting table... or you have have ChatGPT populate the entire thing you. Hope that helps!

[@aayushdesai9248]

thank you so much sir

[@LawtonSolutions]

You’re very welcome. Much appreciated!

[@Alexandros_Fatsis]

This is an excellent tutorial and the second part is also awesome! Thank you. I believe there is an issue though with the fact that the example on priming is too narrowly focused. While it is more than clear on how a stand up comedian would use this method, I couldn't see any other applications of it. So any suggestions on other uses of the method or, even better, some more videos with these applications would be very helpful!

[@yololiving5342]

I used the variable approach for planning my weekly meal schedule. I put in variables for likes, dislikes, allergies, budget, etc. Then, each week I can ask it to make me a new set of meals… I like to use themes: Italian, Mexican, French, Mediterranean for the week. Then chat gives me a shopping list, and cooking instructions for the week.

[@LawtonSolutions]

Great feedback! Later this week, I'm releasing another video that provides a scenario for better communications with those who you interact frequently. I hope it's more tangible for you. Meanwhile, one of the ways I like to use variables is for my workout routine. I get bored doing the same things at the gym all of the time so I have ChatGPT create different schedules. Variables include Workout Type: Cardio, HIIT, Weights; Current injuries: Shoulder, ankle; Exercise goals: Weight loss, Muscle gain, endurance; Workout frequency... Resting intervals... You get the idea. What are some of your hobbies and I can send you an example?

[@Alexandros_Fatsis]

@@LawtonSolutions That is lovely. I am looking forward to watching that! In my opinion a video that would focus more on the principles of priming and less on specific applications would help us the most. Once again thank you for your excellent tutorials. Really appreciate your work!

[@Alexandros_Fatsis]

@@yololiving5342 Could you share the prompts you used for that please?

[@yololiving5342]

@@LawtonSolutions I do a lot of yoga. Is there a way I can get a varied routine for that?

[@patovargasart]

Great vídeo!!! Thank you very much!

[@LawtonSolutions]

Much appreciated, Pato. Glad to hear it. Please let me know if you have other thoughts or topics to cover.

[@rubemkleinjunior237]

This was a great video, great stuff...

[@LawtonSolutions]

Thanks very much. What's your favorite use-case?

[@rubemkleinjunior237]

@@LawtonSolutions For now it has been setting up multiple tone of voices in the same chat, and proof reading / rewriting a hole newsletter on that same tone/voice. As the 2 newsletters have different structures, I might have different chats with different priming. Still figuring out.

[@LawtonSolutions]

Makes sense. Good luck with it and let me know if I can help.

[@scrollsandtaps]

Let's say the comedian create more videos in the future and you have more samples (video transcripts) to add to the chatgpt now, to fine-tune it further. How to do that?

[@LawtonSolutions]

Ah, that's the beauty of using variables. Simply go back into the same chat and tell GPT that you need to add another new variable via the following: "I want you to store another example of "X" in the variable [Variable 03]. [Variable 03] = "populate this with the example information" Then, the next time you want Chat to create content, use the following (which would NOW include Variable 03) "Now that you have ingested these variables, please act as an expert "XYZ" with two decade of experience. Based on the variables, [Variable 01], [Variable 02] and [Variable 03], please write "CONTENT" with the following components:"

[@scrollsandtaps]

@@LawtonSolutions Awesome let me try this and then get back here

[@sukhayoga1337]

What a good looking man!🤩

[@LawtonSolutions]

I hope this helped the yoga studio!

[@warrenpeas]

gpt4 created the table and filled in awkward family, did you fill in the rest of that table yourself?

[@LawtonSolutions]

Here's the exact prompt I used to get the table: Please create a table that breaks down a stand up comedy routine into the following key elements where each of these key elements is a column: Relatability, Exaggeration, Wordplay, Repetition, Satire, Rule of three, Absurdity, Call back, Audience inclusion. Fill the table with 10 rows of data where: relatability = "awkward family situations"

[@LawtonSolutions]

Here's a different prompt I used as well: Please create a table that breaks down a stand up comedy routine into the following key elements where each of these key elements is a column: Introduction, Initial Observation, Exaggeration, Absurd Suggestions, Enlisting Friends Fill the table with 10 rows of data where: Introduction = "Owning a pet giraffe"

[@LawtonSolutions]

Please let me know if that worked for you...

[@warrenpeas]

@@LawtonSolutions this worked thanks.

[@LawtonSolutions]

@@warrenpeas Excellent! Happy to help.

[@AtomicPixels]

Omfg another video talking about something every molecule has mentioned a thousand times over until my ears bleed.

[@LawtonSolutions]

Yay molecules! I hope your ears feel better.

[@mojganrezakhani3403]

Great video, just unfortunately the voice of the video is so weak.

[@LawtonSolutions]

Thank you. The entire video or specific parts?

[@matthewgiffin9305]

Isn't it just easier to write a damn joke using what you think is funny?

[@LawtonSolutions]

You’re probably blessed with the gift of being funny!! Some of us (me, in particular) struggle. …But seriously, yes writing your own comedy routine is the best. This was just an example of how to use the concept of variables in a chat. Let’s say you want to come up with ideas for cooking meals. You could use variables to describe your likes, dislikes, budget, dietary restrictions, etc. Once you have those elements in place, you could use the same chat string for months and get great, customized meals planned. Most importantly, what’s your favorite joke?