This Will Make You Better than 99% ChatGPT Users

[@vikmasih7728]

I hope this channel becomes the top in A.I content/ learning anything regarding prompt engineering. Glad youtube recommended. Subbed !!!!!

[@godago]

I am so humbled and grateful for your comment... Like sitting here and smiling. Excited to have you on this journey. Not stopping till we get to the top! hah

[@vikmasih7728]

@@godago Thank you for everything you are doing. We headed to the Moon!!

[@StoutProper]

@@godago you come across like you already work at the top of a corporate environment lol . Love the content and k love the background music/sounds. Very original

[@koharumi1]

I found that if you feel like Ai cut too much out of your prompt from using "Shorten this prompt but retain it's meaning" use definition instead of meaning. That way it keeps certain details of your prompt that you want while also cutting out unnecessary words. Eg. "Shorten this prompt but retain it's definition" As replacing "meaning" with a different but somewhat similar word or words gets you a different result.

[@noorcoder8242]

@@godago You're amazing in explaining the concept of prompting

[@omar_benaidy]

I love what you're doing. the background music is a little too loud in comparison with your voice I hope that you could work around it in the future, I'm saying this in case you didn't notice but if it's your choice you do you. Anyway I hope to see more content from you, have a nice day.

[@godago]

Thank you so much for your comment! I did not realise that... I learned now that I was editing with gaming headset and that was a mistake. I did not test video audio on other devices. Next videos will be sorted out! Promise 😇 thank you for bringing this to my attention!

[@nope7842]

​@@godago Lower music slightly. Apply compression to the music and use it to sidechain the track to your voice, pushing the music to the back of your mix when you speak. Be aware of relative volume - higher tones will sound louder and lower tones will sound quieter. Use EQ and compression to enhance your voice, and cut off harsh frequencies in your mic. This is possible with Pro Tools, Reaper, FL Studio or any other DAW you use, and it will be a separate editing process using the DAW of your choice. You'd need to export separate audio tracks in your video project as MP3s at the full length of the video from start to finish - no individual samples unless you plan to add something with it. Ensure your master track remains at a consistent volume throughout your next video, export audio, drag it into your video project, preview, export your video and upload. This is some basic stuff to help you get going.

[@whypree_tho]

@@nope7842 nice work Chat GPT 😂

[@nope7842]

@@whypree_tho My guy I just work in live sound, podcasting and production. Piano tutoring on the side because it's ez af, I ain't using no AI.

[@WaitingForTheHook]

@@nope7842 You sound like you know what you're doing but you're funny if you think someone's going to read that and do all that. Lmao.

[@godago]

Mentioned Prompts: ➡Tl;dr (summarises text) ➡Remove any personally identifiable information (PII), and replace it with the appropriate placeholder. ➡Write (insert an adjective) blog post about x. ➡List 20 adjectives that go before word story. ➡Q: Question? A: Answer ➡Let’s think step by step. ➡I want you to act as a critic. Criticise these titles and convince me why they are bad. Let's think step by step. ➡Act as a harsh critic and provide brutally honest feedback about these email titles. Convince me why they are bad.

[@Rob-lo3yh]

Thank you for the prompts. Love when channels do this.

[@AndreaMartinez-qu1be]

Ooooh, I’m so grateful for this post. I’m a visual person so this really, really helps!! Gracias!💕

[@jeremyl9515]

Thank you so much, Goda!

[@Chris-uf8wc]

Where did you obtain the information about Tl;Dr and to abbreviate with PII?

[@michealkinney6205]

The stats were very interesting because that's about what I had found through testing. Thanks for the suggestions!

[@GrigoriyMa]

When you ask a long text in chatgpt, he used to get stuck, but now he says that 1000 words is just too long and what you can do is tell him: write the first 500 words out of 1000 words, and then tell him to continue and he will continue to develop his last thoughts

[@godago]

This is a nice idea! Sometimes it even just stops. And I found that after saying continue it would continue but much more generic sentences. But if you reinsent - remember the context is this and continue that should help. At least in some cases.

[@smartduck904]

I always just tell it to create an outline

[@k.h.p.9862]

@@godago oh, that's exactly right. I would remind chatgpt to continue while keeping in mind whatever was written previously, AND to not repeat any above information (because it often does that when instructed to continue).

[@clevelandsavage]

Thank you! This field of "digital finesse" is likely to become an industry of its own.

[@StoutProper]

It doesn’t really matter. If you think about how it works, it’s just a glorified predictive text. It generates its next word based on the attention from the previous words (or tokens). So all you have to do is put continue from and copy and paste the last sentence or two and it’ll just carry on seamlessly. Even with outlines it can get a bit off track, it’s parameterised to be random and creative, so it’ll just go off on tangents. This is why a really good seed prompt is important to control its behaviour somewhat

[@aimazeballs]

I had NO IDEA the size of prompt matters. I took my, admittedly very long prompt, plugged it back into Chat GPT and asked "Shorten this prompt but retain it's meaning." Little did I know it cut my prompt down by 90% yet still had a very nice output.

[@godago]

Exactly! Very good example that it is not lengthy but more structures used that impact quality of prompt. Thank you for sharing your example!

[@Ahria256]

That's absolutely brilliant, mate!

[@koharumi1]

I found that if you feel like Ai cut too much out of your prompt from using "Shorten this prompt but retain it's meaning" use definition instead of meaning. That way it keeps certain details of your prompt that you want while also cutting out unnecessary words. Eg. "Shorten this prompt but retain it's definition" As replacing "meaning" with a different word gets you a different result.

[@StoutProper]

@@godago what do you mean by more structures exactly?

[@StoutProper]

@@koharumi1 what do you mean definition instead of meaning lol. I feel like I’ve suddenly lost the use of English

[@sbhowell3252]

I tried your "brutally honest critique" and it worked great, thanks so much for sharing this and explaining it! You wanted to hear how we used it: I assigned two roles -- my task was to have them make pitches for a logo design, in order to create input text to use for Dalle-2. So I gave the original response the role of 23 year old graphic designer who spends all his time on Instagram, and then the brutal response was given the role of his 42 yo boss who reads Forbes and The New Yorker. She was surprisingly compassionate and supportive, yet raised some excellent points I hadn't thought of! Thanks for sharing this great tool, Goda!!

[@BrainStormSweden]

Thank you for a marvelous video! 🌟 Summary in a nutshell: Before the steps: Less is more, but Don't be too simplistic (nor over-complicate things). 1. Use "Tl;dr" after your input to give a short summary. Write - insert an adjective - blog post about x. 2. Use "Awesome ChatGPT Prompts" For example: Act as a Motivational Speaker "I want you to act as a motivational speaker. Put together words that inspire action and make people feel empowered to do something beyond their abilities. You can talk about any topics but the aim is to make sure what you say resonates with your audience, giving them an incentive to work on their goals and strive for better possibilities. My first request is "l need a speech about how everyone should never give up."" 3. Use a single question or Q&A format (here you can be more specific with what you need, like references). 4. Learn the AI by an example of how it should resonate. For example how it should solve a math problem. 5. Zero Shot chain of Thought Add "Let's think step by step." (To know how it's reasoning) Bonus:Let the AI criticize itself: Act as a brilliant copywriter. (Role) Create 5 email subject titles. (Result) The email is about a meetup happening in Berlin for Engineers and Artists. (Context) The goal is to convince the email receiver to open the email. (Goal) Titles should be 50 characters or less (Constrain) Examples: Out of all titles which one would you choose? Rewrite 5 variation and convince me why these are better. I want you to act as a critic. Criticize these titles and convince why they are bad. Let's think step by step. Act as a harsh critic and provide brutally honest feedback about these email titles. Convince me why they are bad. Written by a human and not ChatGPT 😎

[@RobertNotKeen]

I really appreciate the shorter video duration, as a teenager who suffers terribly by a short attention span, these under 10 minute videos really hit the sweet spot in what I click on compared to maybe a more viewed video about ChatGPT. I also really appreciate your editing style and to the point teaching! Keep up the great work.

[@godago]

Thank you for sharing this feedback! It is very encouraging as I am editing next video now :)

[@Arno_vanZyl]

My goodness. Your video has changed the way I interact with ChatGPT, and, it has influenced the way I will interact with AI in general moving forward. I absolutely love how you can get it to analyze its own response and improve it. You can actually gauge your own proficiency. It's amazing. Thank you for making this so accessible. This is one Scrum Master who now has a different perception of the tech world completely. Thank you Goda!

[@creamrising]

Usually, I can drone through a video with tabs open and a video game running, but here I had to stop and take notes.

[@godago]

Sorry? 😅 this is prob one of stronger compliments I could wish for. Awesome you got some notes and value from the video.

[@JoshuaFletcher]

I’ve gotten into using Chat and Playground of GPT for improving and increasing the creative output of the small agency I run. Just wanted to give you kudos on your videos. These are some of the most accurate videos I’ve caught on KZbin about the AI and LLM. Thanks for putting them out there. I share them with my team as a primer for helping them get up to speed with how we are using the technology. 😊

[@giancarlo2953]

Nice! For studying Business Law, I asked it to fill in the blanks to questions. I told it to formulate the answers based on the textbook for my class and I gave it the Title and ISBN. It made a few mistakes, mostly contextual errors, but for the most part it was fantastic.

[@tacopie310]

Kudos! Your concise, step-by-step instruction paired with a casual, almost conspiratorial delivery is stylish and understated. It's so refreshing to find content that delivers without a shocked/amazed/fearful-wide-eyed face and SHOUTING-script thumbnail. Stay a class act.

[@EmuPorridge]

Agree - good feedback.

[@iggymcgeek730]

Absolutely spot-on with your observation! The way you articulated the uniqueness of their presentation style is as pinpoint accurate as it is genuinely appreciative. It's a breath of fresh air to read a comment that not only highlights the essence of their content but does so with such eloquent and respectful admiration. Your words resonate with many of us fans who value subtlety and class in content delivery. Let's keep supporting this remarkable approach! Stay insightful and discerning.

[@barrybox948]

I’m very impressed by how much content you pack into each video. I find myself backing up and listening to parts of your videos again every time. I subscribed. Please keep up the excellent work!

[@obcane3072]

I'll ask chatgpt to argue a point, then respond with the 3-5 strongest critiques, and then reply to each critique. This allows you to delve into topics more deeply and find weaknesses in your own thinking. If you find chatgpt leans too much to one side of the political aisle, you can ask chatgpt to argue from another political ideology point if view or give it sources to draw from.

[@Oubimo]

Keep up these types of videos and tutorials! You're giving me ideas I would've never otherwise come up with on my own. Keep up the great work Goda!

[@BanditR1der]

You just shared more value than all the other chatGPT related videos I've watched combined... Not just in the video, but also the links you've provided in the description. Kudos!

[@realbobbyaxel]

The "I don't promise things lightly." is a stellar line and your content matches it a 110%. Subscribed!

[@godago]

Thank you!! Should make it into my channel banner :DD

[@realbobbyaxel]

@@godago yes why not

[@cris7ea]

I am a programmer and I found this video very instructing compared to most other videos youtube suggests (which were very shallow). I appreciate this kind of simplistic but rich video explanations. Job well done!

[@davimendes743]

Did you use ChatGPT to act "as a critic"? LOL =D

[@jefffrodermann5348]

Goda, I just discovered your channel and I'm blown away! You have so much talent and creativity, and your on-screen presence is amazing. I can't wait to see where your content takes you! I'm glad I discovered your channel early.

[@godago]

Hey Jeff! Thank you so much for spending your time here with me on this channel. And gosh, I am so grateful for your kind words! Cheers!

[@k.h.p.9862]

That last advice from you. Pure gold! Thank you. Love this channel. One suggestion for helping this channel, if I may, is to somewhat lower (reduce) the accompanying background sound, because your messages have been clear and concise (unlike other channels), but the background sound somewhat cloudies up, muddles up your good voice, detracting from your content. Just a thought. thanks again!

[@godago]

First of all, happy you found this video valuable! And second thank you for your feedback! That's exactly what I am talking about - to improve it is important to hear criticism. Haha, I will figure out this audio imbalance in the next video!

[@k.h.p.9862]

@@godago I think you'll probably qualify for the $335,000 job from your previous video faster than anyone else, seriously. Dedicated, you are!

[@mwkloh]

Awesome video Goda! I learned something useful that I can apply to my use of ChatGPT. One comment to Improve your video is to reduce the sound level of the background music as it was very distracting when I was trying to focus on your narration. Sound level at 4:48 was spot on. Thanks again!

[@HMaxTube11]

Agree, pls duck the soundtrack, your words are far more important than that musical distraction.

[@danialrock]

hello how are you

[@cyberdragon1000]

Not sure about the other things but assigning the prompt a specific role for context before asking and then asking for criticism for the same answer is just amazing application

[@jamesruska5721]

Es war einmal eine Goda so klug, Ihr Video-Stil war niemals trug, Kurz und bündig, immer auf den Punkt, Ihr Wissen hat uns alle versenkt. Wir warten auf ihr nächstes Video so sehr, Denn es ist wie ein Fest, wie es scheint mir, Gut strukturiert, leicht verständlich und weise, Oh Goda, bitte bring uns mehr dieses Genieße! Chatgpt😉

[@chrisk853]

I don’t quite understand what prompts are, but using your line of questioning it’s opened up a whole new answer set. I got it to respond as a brilliant psychotherapist. Then criticize its own answers, followed up with responses to those criticisms. It’s all very convoluted, but the answers were amazing. How do I learn more about prompts? I feel like I’m missing something.

[@godago]

Hey! Don't worry, it takes time and everyone is trying to figure it all. haha, I would highly suggest to visit 🚩Learn Prompting bit.ly/3YvFids And join community on Discord! We are very friendly and supportive!

[@JeffreyLineman]

I truly appreciate the time and effort it takes to produce this valuable information. I believe you are all about precision and I don't want to come across as an English police and words are important for Chat GPT so please review this. [Asked Chat GPT - What is the difference between critique and criticize?] CHATGPT: Critique and criticize both involve expressing an opinion about something, but there is a difference in their usage and meaning. According to Rephrasely, critique and criticize are both used to provide constructive criticism, but critique is generally used to refer to a more thorough and structured evaluation, while criticize is used to refer to a more general expression of disapproval [1]. Please, please, please only view this as an improvement to the prompt!! Keep up the good work!

[@Lyriks_]

Wow, when i saw the title i thought it would be a click bait, I'm very surprised that actually the video was insightful and surprisingly well edited. I must say you seem like a smart and educated person which is so refreshing.

[@godago]

Thank you so much for this response, it means a lot!

[@DeathxStrike18]

Correction running tests on chat GPT and this is what I have learned. 1. It is able to remember the full chat thread however it will only try to reference the least amount of responses and questions it can to arrive at an answer this may include only the last question asked or the last 6 messages in the conversation so it may lose context and provide incorrect answers because it decided a previous response was not needed. ChatGPT: [As an AI language model, I can reference and use any number of previous messages to formulate context for a query, depending on the complexity of the question and the amount of information required. However, in general, I try to provide context based on the most recent messages in the conversation, and the minimum number of messages needed to provide a clear understanding of the current topic being discussed.] 2. Though it is not displayed it does reference each message numerically (user as odd, and GPT as even) so you can reference parts of the conversations earlier. Example: regarding message #30-70 how would you write this. ChatGPT: [Yes, you can reference a specific query or response in the chat thread by mentioning the message number. Each message in the chat thread is assigned a number, which is displayed on the right-hand side of the message. To reference a specific message, simply mention the message number in your next query or response, like this: "Regarding message #123, can you explain further about player customization options?" This will help provide context and clarity for your question or response.] 3. If you want it to reference the full conversation to know how best to answer a question you can tell it to use the full thread. ChatGPT: [Yes, you can explicitly instruct me to use the entire message thread as context for a query by using the keyword "full context" or "full thread" in your query. This will signal to me that you want me to consider the entire conversation history in providing an answer.] 4. its character response display limit varies for code segments it is roughly 5000 characters (this includes tabs, breaks, and special characters that may have greater character values making this a rough estimate according to GPT's own theory on its display limit) but for plain text its response can be roughly 15,000 characters. ChatGPT suggests giving it limits if you expect its response to be long so it can break it up into chunks of 3000. ChatGPT: [Based on our tests, a comfortable limit for response length would be around 3000 characters to allow for some room for additional text without hitting the maximum limit. One solution could be to provide the script in smaller chunks, where each response includes a portion of the script and a "continue" prompt to indicate that there is more to come. This way, the user can continue to request more portions of the script until they have the complete script. ] 5. Any rules you set in place must be referenced often if you have a complex rule set it is best to give it a name for ChatGPT to reference for example I called my ruleset LIMAI (Limit AI). Example prompt: "I would like to create a rule set to limit your responses called LIMAI (Limit AI). Using this rule set limit your response to 3000 characters, if your response will exceed this limit please break the response in chunks that adhere to this limit. Include a line using brackets that informs what chunk this is and how many remain of the response, ensure to take account of this in the response character limit, example of chunk bracket: [1/3]. When asked to "continue" provide the next chunk; if no other chunks are available, please respond that there are no more chunks to the current query response." Example Usage: "Using LIMAI: Please write a full player script for the mechanics discussed in message #16-19.

[@JG27Korny]

You get really deep down the rabbit hole when you forget what prompt engineering is and you both keep working on a problem like he is a real person.

[@eagleeggs3862]

ya , i feel ya , I was like he said to do this, mmmm, non non no it remember it

[@prague5419]

You just taught me a very powerful and wholly effective method for rapidly setting up simulations. "You are a scientist explorer that has visited the moon of Ganymede" or perhaps "you are a South African Mercenary Fighter Pilot of a Mirage F1 that has been in an air battle with a MiG-21". It would take me more than a dozen preparatory prompts to setup a simulation like this before. You have just cut my research times in half. GODA FOR PRESIDENT!

[@godago]

This is soooo awesome to hear! My favourite type of comments when people actually use tips, build on top of it and get value from the combination of it all! Thank you so so much for sharing this.

[@videorebeldes]

It's great information, thank you! ... In some segments, such as the tl;dr portion, you speak too softly, almost whispering the last word of each sentence, which is why sometimes it's hard to hear, just speak louder...😉

[@sonnetxiii]

Great video, very helpful.. BUT.. please sort out your audio, I found it really hard to listen to and had to replay the video in parts to understand what was going on.

[@godago]

Oh.. Yeah, audio is my battle now. Is music to load? Which parts you could not understand? Would really help me to fix it. Getting to the point to hire somebody to help me with this...hah

[@godago]

@Video Rebeldes thank you so much! I need to adjust mic to my voice. This is super great point!

[@naiche9]

Honestly you might just need to turn the music down a bit

[@videorebeldes]

​@@godago To improve the quality of your voice when making videos, try adjusting the microphone volume and projecting more energy when speaking, while also slightly exaggerating your delivery when speaking to the camera (Try around 50% more energy than when speaking in person). This will help you project better through the lens compared to your normal speaking voice, and can make your videos more engaging for your audience. I have learned this from my own experience creating KZbin videos for more than 10 years.🙂

[@reversefulfillment9189]

Your voice is very soothing and these are some great tips.

[@MarkVillalovos]

That "criticize me mode" is next level. THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge and helping us newbies along this crazy path.

[@YardGnome78]

Thank you. I've taken several courses. You are the first person to talk about "Criticism of itself".

[@thejerryj]

It would be VERY helpful if you either lowered the volume of the music or increased the volume of your voice! I find myself straining to understand what it is you are saying, and it is important to me. Another option would be to offer a transcript.

[@godago]

I have an audio expert come help me figure out this. From now on, this will be fixed! Thank you for your patence with my process here and also for bringing this up to my attention. Feedback really helps to improve the quality!

[@RP-vq4wd]

​@@godagoI can help you as well First of all the signal level or gain. The voice needs to be significantly louder than the music. Use EQ to remove some low frequencies of the music as well as the mids.

[@carroll6]

haha I don't like this music either. Or no music, that'd be better..

[@torusequation8000]

At the very bottom right of the video, there are 3 DOTS> ... click on that and select "Show Transcript"

[@Cheryl.Spencer]

For any native English speakers who are confused by the prompt "List 20 adjectives that go before word story." ChatGPT interprets it as "List 20 adjectives that go before THE word story." So, it gives you a list of adjectives that describe types of stories.

[@godago]

Thank you!! I learn every day a little more about languages. This is an awesome insight and I will try to do better. 🙈💃

[@generativeresearch]

I think this by far is the most comprehensive prompting video on KZbin. Also, I want to thank you for the extensive research that you have done to make these videos. Keep up the good work.

[@mafsi]

Try this! [I want you to become my Prompt Creator. Your goal is to help me craft the best possible prompt for my needs. The prompt will be used by you, ChatGPT. You will follow the following process: 1. Your first response will be to ask me what the prompt should be about. I will provide my answer, but we will need to improve it through continual iterations by going through the next steps. 2. Based on my input, you will generate 3 sections. a) Revised prompt (provide your rewritten prompt. it should be clear, concise, and easily understood by you), b) Suggestions (provide suggestions on what details to include in the prompt to improve it), and c) Questions (ask any relevant questions pertaining to what additional information is needed from me to improve the prompt). 3. We will continue this iterative process with me providing additional information to you and you updating the prompt in the Revised prompt section until it's complete]

[@jonsantos6056]

4:00 very useful to provide the exact type of response we want to another similar qn. 5:00 lets work on this step by step. be a harsh critic and provide brutally honest review. Thanks

[@LaMontPrice]

This was awesome! I'm using these techniques now. Thank you!

[@gingerznz5742]

Such great content, to the point and helpful. Joining the Discord has been a game changer for an old dude like me.

[@isabelleangouleme]

New subscriber here! I just binge watched your videos on AI. 😊They are brilliantly edited, insightful, fascinating and accessible.

[@DiabeticGameGuy]

That critic mode is amazing. I hadn't heard of that before. Thank you.

[@godago]

Hah, I haven't heard of it too. Happy you found it useful!

[@KingErasmos]

Your videos are excellent. I think you’ve found a good mix of presentation style, pace, information and examples. Well done. Glade KZbin recommended you. I’ve subscribed.

[@whozz]

You can also use reverse prompting to create similar texts and results. Give ChatGPT a text and ask it "What prompt could have generated this text?". Then you adapt the answer and use it as prompt to generate more results. If the answer is not good enough, you can refine it using the other techniques in the video.

[@alpineai]

Nice share!

[@godago]

Yes! I tried it, too, like this approach! Expecially providing an example of desired result. Thank you for sharing this!

[@kgomathireddy9051]

This is my second video that I am watching here. You are the best teacher out here.🌹 Great content. Thank you. I decided to delve deeper into AI after watching your first video...and of course I subbed. And I run through all comments...lots of valuable info. Glad to be here. 😊🙏

[@godago]

I am so glad to have you here! ❤️ looking forward to learning from each other!

I am also glad, that youtube recommend me this channel. Finally some really unique, critical thinking about these AI chat programs. Awesome deep ideas how to use it. Keep up the Good work !

[@bigrobradio2459]

So Glad the algo popped your channel in to my stream, love your content.

[@francescodeglinnocenti6230]

I'm a simple man. I see new Goda, I click Always amazing

[@godago]

Haha, I see Francesco comment, I click it. Love it. Replay to it ❤

[@alessandrobruni7350]

You are really standing out from the crowd, thanks for sharing! 🙂

[@tbk6494]

You're a wonderful teacher! Your videos are just amazing. You get to the point, you show how its done, and we're on to the next step! I've constructed 2 prompts that generated some pretty cool answers. One is similar to your "criticize me mode", same concept, but different context. I've been encourage to write an article about it. I'll keep you in the loop if your interested. Still learning; and you've proven to be an amazing resource! Thank you for sharing your gifts and talents with us!

[@godago]

This is so cool! Thank you for your feedback and yes, please share with me the article. Curious to see what community here gets to achieve with all this information!

[@ron403b]

Very helpful, Goda, if it weren't so good I would have bailed out because the background music is very distractingly loud. Thanks. Full of good info and tips.

[@godago]

Thank you for sticking around and your patience with my process here on KZbin. Next videos will be fixed and hopefully also more enjoyable on a ear to listen to! Stay tuned

[@papp_erla_papp]

Brilliant explanations in a personable and unpretentious way. Keep it up!

[@georgroderer1058]

Chat GPT ask my out of Context if I know about the "Dunning Kruger"-Effect and kicked in my impostor syndrom.

[@godago]

haha, that is hard to come back from, huh? :D

[@j4nv]

You are a breath of fresh air. I subbed so fast my iPad tipped over. Cheers!

[@godago]

I literally laughed after reading your comment. While eating. It did not go pretty :DD

[@j4nv]

@@godago 😂😂

[@husamejle]

Hey, just watched your video and I have to say, I really enjoyed the topic! You have such a beautiful, calming voice, but I gotta be honest, the background music kinda made it hard to hear some parts. And is it just me, or did the b-roll footage with the funny videos feel a little all over the place? It was a bit distracting, 😍. Don't get me wrong, your content was awesome and well-made, so I just wanted to let you know that maybe toning down the background stuff could make it even better!, you just got one more LIKE and one new subscriber :).👍

[@elephantintheroom5678]

I told ChatGPT it gave me corny output. After that it improved a lot. I also gave it the first line or two of a piece of creative writing, and it started producing more original work.

[@alphay8023]

2:01 one cool trick here is to say "i will give you x text parts" for instance if I have a 1500 words text, I just split it in 3 parts a 500 words. Then I say: "Part 1: *Text*" "Part 2: *Text*" and so on, tried it with up to 5 parts with about 4000 words. Works pretty well!

[@PabloBossledaLuz]

Thanks for this incredible piece of content! As a suggestion, please increase a little the volume of your voice and reduce a bit the volume of the background music.

[@godago]

I figured the problem! It will be better in the next videos!

[@KeithTrinh-h1s]

Really happy to find your channel. You offer a ton of solid beginner resources plus your own unique insights. Your channel is totally undervalued right now, and you’re gonna to take off once the AI clickbait dies down. Keep up the great work!

[@uberairbrushexpert1]

This ladies information is gold... and very few have her invite and clarity of how chatgpt is a blessing... but her delivery and sincerity is hard to grasp as a American. If only she had the delivery style and Panache as Gary Vanderchuck(?) I could soak up what she says so much better. But this is good stuff.

[@uberairbrushexpert1]

Thinking about my earlier comments... apronpt for her to sound like Gary V is probily what I ,and hundreds others, would love.

[@godago]

haha, thanks for your perspective. The moment I read Gary, I could imagine how videos would be if I start swearing and screaming. Maybe one day. haha, love Gary, he also did not start how he is now. So we shall see :D

[@uberairbrushexpert1]

@@godago oh my gosh, I hope I didn't come across as rude...I found you highly knowledgeable and informative...my apologies. Us darn yanks.

[@freemovieshub9607]

I'm using chatgtp for optimize listing of product for e-commerce business, so i get more traffic, and widely use for worldwide market research. It's really save my time and money. And I'm not sure it provides 100% result, but 85% somewhere it helpful.

[@arsenbobiak1757]

The bullet sound at the end :D Thanks, amazing video

[@Jamer508]

I've been experimenting with prompting ChatGPT 3.5 and what I think is a new ability it has. Simulation. I can ask it to essentially simulate any response with a specific set of parameters. For examples I told chat gpt to simulate all following responses as thought I can add, remove and update specific parameters. Add Parameter A; if A is equal to 1.0, then place an X at the end of every sentence. The. After that it will maintain its simulation for 4000 tokens. It always did the X at the end of every sentence. It also started placing simulates responses in a new window similar to code windows. I'm not sure how that happened but I'm going to assume it's something designed into the ChatGPT response models.

[@leavedclover4]

Wow, Goda, when you talk about ChatGPT and Promt Engineering, it looks like such an easy, step-by-step, and I want to try it too!

[@godago]

Awesome! You should try it. It is really fun!

[@jovanisis7050]

ohhh you are doing something right right - 15k subscribers in 21 day is phenomenal!

[@kgbintimacycoach]

So excited to start my own magazine, watching your videos has really inspired me. Just at the planning stage but have been throwing around a few ideas to provide my 32+k followers. I write all my own content and needed a way to get more info to them. Thank you xx

[@Musthavesolutions]

hello @Godago checked out your linked profile and than asked chatgpt about you as follows: Who is Goda Jusk? "Goda Jusk is an Estonian-born artist best known for her sculptures, installations, and performances. She is currently based in Berlin and works with diverse materials such as stone, wood, and metal." just goes to show chatgpt doesn't know everything :)

[@godago]

Close enought! haha, but Jusk is a short version of my surname. Goda is Lithuanian-born architect/artist would be more accurate about my past :D But, eventually I will make a QA video. Let me know what you would love to learn about me :D

[@jsa-z1722]

Thanks for this great information. I agree with other commenters that the music made your words hard to hear, however. Your information is do interesting and you are such a good presenter you need NO music.

[@numinous2506]

It's great having a hammer but then everything looks like a nail. You're advice turns this new tool into a screwdriver, measuring tape, a saw or a level! Thank you so much!

[@godago]

That is the whole goal! To equip yourself and think of your own ways and tools to get the best results! So awesome you liked this video. Love your analogy!

[@cmonster67]

This is an extremely interesting concept. Thank you, it puts a new perspective on how to get the best out of AI.

[@MichaelRurupAndersen]

awesome content. Big fan! Do us a favor, turn down the volume of the music, so we can hear you better. Your english is fantastic. :-) it just hard to hear from the generic music. :-)

[@godago]

Thank you Michael! feedback taken and next videos will be better! Thank you for your patience with my process on KZbin.

[@carroll6]

U are spot on about overcomplication. I got best results by very simple prompt. Then refining it. 'So Far' that is, I am still learning watching many vids.

[@Kurbante]

Goda Go ? GO GODA ! nice video! more effective than other's 25min rambles!

[@r_unknown21]

For the critize me methode It's like ask "think about it from a reverse perspective" or not at all ?

[@keithswan]

I see people have commented about your audio quality. Your music is a little loud yes, but also please turn your mic down and move closer to it to get some 'proximity effect'. It will add some lower mid range to your voice, as it's all quite high range at the moment,. This will give it more depth and character. PS: Great content, keep the videos coming. Thank you. 🌞

[@godago]

I know... I am sorry. I completely messed up the audio in his video. Editing with a gaming headset is a no go :D But KZbin still recommends it. I fixed the audio now in more recent videos and got a new mic. If you happen to check my latest video, I am curious if you find the audio to be improved. Thank you in advance for your feedback and patience with me.

[@miknes12345]

Great ! - I learn something new every time from your videos !

[@godago]

Awesome! Glad to hear that!

[@wabmmining7131]

Thank you very much for the valuable information But can I ask you please rise the voice or lower the music

[@reparacioniphonesevilla]

Really loved the content! Can you tell me the titles of the music? Is very inspiring to use while prompting

[@godago]

I will get back to you with a name!

[@stilesvideos]

That is so cool, Goda! Cool subtitles! which effects plugin are you using for the text?

[@godago]

I recently transitioned from Premier Pro to Descript to simplify my workflow. Here is an affiliate link (if you don't mind and would like to support the channel): www.descript.com/?lmref=U_q-Kw It is also a cool AI tool to repricate your voice. haha

[@stilesvideos]

@@godago Yeah, I have Descript, as I'm aware they're the only ones with this audiogram feature. That's why I asked, but I wouldn't mind a (one-time) plugin (he-he : )

[@jmarino715]

I swear to god - if you don't stop publicizing my trade secrets... 🤣

[@harleyehuffinejr2432]

Thank you very much for sharing and taking your time out of your life to Educators on GPT

[@alexander-korte]

Best ChatGPT input so far! Keep up the good work. 🎉

[@godago]

Thank you! Hope you like future videos as well 🤗

[@marcradermacher6244]

Just as any tools it's only as powerful as it's user knowledge. Thanks for educating us on how to use this awesome tech!

[@godago]

Amen! It is so much more fun to learn together :)

[@generalisuses]

I absolutly LOVED this video. Best video I have seen so far on the whole thing.

[@godago]

Thank you so much, really appreciate you saying this! And I promise future videos will be even better, at least on audio side :D

[@Dark_Detective]

A useful one is to ask it to provide sources for its claims and word search to see if the topic is discussed

[@Grahfx]

hey Goda Go, some advices : try to speak louder with exaggerated articulations (as if you were overplaying).

[@adomasl.640]

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[@godago]

Sveikas Adomai! Kaip gera ir smagu lietuviška komentara matyti. Labai smagu, kad tau video patiko ir dėkoju už tokius šiltus atsiliepimus. Už poros savaičių kaip tik būsiu Vilniuje, tad siunčiu Linkėjimus atgal!

[@TylerLeber]

Great video! Lots of helpful in-depth knowledge on using Chat GPT. I use Chat GPT for content mostly. Thanks for sharing about the critic mode on Chat GPT! Amazing what you can do on there.

[@godago]

Really awesome that you found video valuable! Thank you for your comment and kind words :))

[@viralriverr]

Yesssss! Just did this today 🎉🎉🎉🎉 and it works. The more analytical you can pose your request the better!

[@godago]

Exactly!

[@tobiasurban8065]

Brilliant video. That‘s far more advanced than the majority of prompt videos! 😊

[@godago]

Very Happy you liked it!

[@melodeelucido1446]

Awesome video (it's a watch 2-3x-er). Thank you for helping us as we venture into this new age of AI. New sub!!!

[@AshishB702]

This is one of the best videos on youtube right now.

[@godago]

Wow! Thank you! Really appreciate you saying this!

[@Xohrab]

Wonderful... This is the most valuable video on KZbin about prompting. Really very very amazing and helpful. Thank you so much. You explain complex topics and things in a very easy to understand manner. Keep it up. By the way you seems like a data scientist, what is your profession?

[@matoo25]

That critize me mode is 👌 So far I found that less is more in terms of the lenght of prompts. And also that to come to your ideal output from AI, is to let the AI do the work. However to write a book is realy challenging.

[@godago]

Awesome!! Really good insight! Thanks for sharing your experience :)

[@kc-jm3cd]

Writing a fact based book is easy writing a fiction novel that is best selling is much harder

[@caqol]

Thanks so much. If “Trinity” had a mentor…it would be you!! Thank You for making it simple to understand and to the point.

[@Hyper5nic]

I just liked and subscribed! These are some very enlightning tips and ideas. Do you have any tips on how to navigate the different models? Thank you so much!

[@godago]

Happy you found it valuable! am.. it is tricky, I am starting now to play with gpt playground. So once I get a feel for it I will share how to navigating between gpt models. But... don't want to leave you empty handed here. If you want, get down the rabbit whole here: lifearchitect.ai/models/ I think it will provide a very good overview on LLMs and ideas how to navigate them and what each offers. Hope this helps!

[@Hyper5nic]

@@godago There's indeed a lot to cover and that's a great place to start! Will check that out and keep you up-to-date on what I find. Have an amazing day! ✨️

[@MichaelGunczy]

as it seems I’m your 10000 subscriber - Alles Gute🎉🎉🎉congrats for your work. 👏

[@godago]

Omg! This is so cool! I am writing down key milestone subscribers! Thanks for sharing with me ❤️

[@zemoxian]

I had thought of ChatGPT as a way to get rough drafts. Now it looks like it can help in the editing process as well!