Ultimate Bing AI Playbook: 15 Genius-Level Prompts REVEALED

[@janeana]

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[@BjoernMuller-sl4js]

Is her trading service here in Europe ?

[@atoms.channel]

Thank you, will you be doing anything similar with Bard any time soon? TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 00:31 - Prompt #1 Summarize Texts 01:41 - Prompt #2 Fix Spelling and Grammar 02:32 - Prompt #3 Create Images (directly & via Midjourney 04:59 - Prompt #4 Idea Generation 06:31 - Prompt #5 Write a School Essay 08:01 - Prompt #6 Generate Product/Business Ideas 09:14 - Prompt #7 Improve Your Writing 09:59 - Prompt #8 Write Emails & Message Replies 10:52 - Prompt #9 Write a Cover Letter or Resume 12:16 - Prompt #10 Cure Writers Block 13:16 - Prompt #11 Explain Complex Topics & Concepts 14:11 - Prompt #12 Your Personal Tutor 15:36 - Prompt #13 Research, Collect & Analyze Data 17:27 - Prompt #14 Make Connections Between Ideas 19:10 - Prompt #15 Generate Code & Applications

[@cutepois0n]

a big hug to u buddy

[@harryjamessmithmusic7762]

actually, these ChatGPT jokes were good!

[@redmint4894]

Con: My students will not be using Bing to improve their grammar and spelling or give them ideas for essays. They will simply have Bing write those essays, hard-stop. I've been a teacher long enough to know this. Pro: I can ask Bing how to get around this. It's already given me some very good ideas. But no doubt: we're in a new world now where human creativity is quickly going to morph into how to be creative with prompts.

[@fancypants2007]

17:18 Prompt #14 (analysis making connection between ideas) and the example were genius

[@martinusasp8927]

Summarize this. How "genius". I would never have thought of that 😅

[@spudspuddy]

bing lies and doesn't understand facts, no copyright on alice in wonderland or wuthering heights, both in public domain, ask bing for a sentence example from either book, sorry it says, these works are copyright protected and i cannot use them.....wtf...say bing you are wrong they are in the public domain, bing says, i don't want to continue this conversation and closes the chat...ai has a long way to go

[@loknathratnakar]

I think create table is very useful promt u can even ask it to add more column with any specific thing if you want to, it basically saves alot of time.

[@trock536]

It would be great if Bing didn't say, "I’m sorry but I cannot create charts or tables."

[@yhwhlungs]

I think it is so weird that ChatGPT and Bing Chat despite them being so closely related they work almost so differently and thrive on different things.

[@spudspuddy]

bing is horrible and very rude, if you fact correct something it says it just replies not talking to you and closes the chat

[@adamjg5061]

Bing is crippled by not wanting or being able to be pc..

[@RnR5]

This is useful as a white crayon in a crayon box

[@naielah93]

I want to express my gratitude for the amazing videos you create. Your videos are presented in an easy-to-understand format, and I have learned so much from them. Your passion for your work is evident in every video you produce and is truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with the world. Your videos have been instrumental in helping me learn new skills and techniques, and I am grateful for the time and effort you put into creating them. Once again, thank you for all that you do. I look forward to watching more of your videos and continuing to learn from you.

[@NorthTonawanda1]

Hmm, I still don't understand how "debt monetization" works. Maybe a 5-year-old's understanding is too high-level, I may have to bump it down to 3.

[@BrieKirbyson]

I have to refresh my memory on what it means every few months it seems. Keep forgetting, it's definitely not intuitive! 😂

[@MasterBrain182]

⚘ We love you Bri. Thanks to share your time, energy and joy with us. 👍 You rock girl 🥳🥳🥳

[@waynesalisbury3274]

Brie has an excelent way of presenting how to construct AI prompts.

[@ai.yeehaw]

I'm a big DnD guy so Bing Chat has been a god send. It knows how to create 5th edition characters so generating NPCs for my players to interact with is really great.

[@utah62]

Thank you for sharing. Very interesting. Am I reading between the lines that your preference is more towards Bing chat than ChatGPT?

[@BrieKirbyson]

Good question. It really depends. To me ChatGPT is better when it comes to creativity so I'll use it more often for creative writing tasks. But I'll use Bing if I know I'll want it to look up something specific before crafting its answer, or if I need it to gather data, create a chart, etc.

[@jimmythebold589]

hi, nice channel. interact with some of your users with good questions, for further reach...

[@chudchadanstud]

I'm sticking to Bard and ChatGPT. Bing Chat is the worst one. It literally gives up and says it's time to move on constantly. It says this when I ask for sources or code reviews. Can't do basic research with it.

[@BrianWMarshall]

Amazing Thank You!

[@MaunykahArcelin]

Forgive me if you have mentioned it already (I will rewatch to make sure), but in midjourney if you wish to have a different aspect ratio other than the default square aspect ratio, you have to put -ar 16:9 for example for a specific type of aspect ratio that you are looking for. I don’t know all of the options supported by midjourney as I stick to 16:9 all the time for images for my articles, but I believe it’s listed somewhere in the official discord. I hope that helps!

[@BrieKirbyson]

You're right! I add that when crafting MJ prompts myself, but for some reason Bing was struggling to realize how to do it the right way on its own :P

[@matt.polomski]

@@BrieKirbyson You can also teach Bing/gpt to use to use aspect ratio or stylise properly. You just need to explain him how it works and how to use it. If you tell Bing/Gpt that by adding --stylise with a number from 0 to 1000 at the end of the prompt, explain why, it will use it. Same with --ar x:x. Also, if you feed Bing/GPT with about 10 great prompts, it will learn from it and give you equally great prompts. It might even be good idea to go to midjourney showcase and copy some of great prompts from there to teach Bing. Have fun ;)

[@divyanshkhatri8737]

​@@matt.polomskihey ,bing by default makes 1:1 ratio images is there any way to change that and make it to build the images with the aspect ratio i give to it??

[@danielthen4415]

Is this GPT chat one of the well-known university subjects from western country whose function is to spur the imagination of world students or is it just to complement miss and mister software......thank you....

[@Chadw1cKed]

All I want to know is how to remove armpit hair from Bing AI generated images. I've tried everything I can think of, to no avail. So, I searched google, thinking this must be a common issue but search results just keep bringing up the same irrelevant useless BS. Would be real nice if negative prompts were a thing. Would instantly solve a lot of problems. But noooo... Guess I'm just destined to forever generate gross hippies.

[@richardboreiko]

The PDF isn't being sent - the process seems to work as far as requesting it, but nothing comes to my email, and yes, I have checked the spam folder.

[@AliceInNowland]

Conflicted facts, please help :) On the one hand Bing can remember up to 30 messages, on the other you can teach it to give you better results by using great prompts. How does this make sence?

[@CesarNoelQ]

What's the difference using "More Creative" and "More Precise"

[@WhitbyStuff]

Literally the first line of the response to you asking it to summarise from a link said; "I cannot summarise these books". Did you even read the response?

[@timbaird826]

Thank you, Brie. Great Content.

[@pipedrmmr]

I would like to see a discussion about the specific things that chatbots cannot do well. For instance I discovered that both ChatGPT and Bing have big problems if you ask them to give you the lyrics of popular songs. I had ChatGPT tell me that Eric Clapton had never recorded a song titled "Behind the Mask." When I asked it to give me the lyrics of Chuck Berry's "Nadine" it got some of the lyrics correct but then mixed in some lyrics from a different Chuck Berry hit. When I asked Bing to do the very same things it said it couldn't help me with that. I was surprised that it couldn't retrieve this type of simple information. Makes me wonder what other types of knowledge these chatbots don't have the ability to deal with. At least not yet.

[@BrieKirbyson]

I've found it struggles with anything math, as well as if you want specific quotes from someone/something. Tried to get it to calculate what my tax would be in different countries the other day and it was way off for a bunch of them.

[@IceifritGaming]

Tell it to figure out the dimensions of a pyramid when given the size of a piece under the top and with X layers ( I used 6). It will invert the pyramid and use it as a base. Even when directed it will continue to invert it until you explain how to do the math correctly (add 2 instead of subtract 2). Real fun.

[@tempchannel8111]

Bing Ai says that You can't submit any more prompts and to Please wait until your other ongoing creations are complete before trying to create again but I have no prompts waiting to be generated and in fact I cleared my bing history yet I am still getting this message. Have you ran into this issue and do you have a solution.

[@edharris646]

It is great to get all these tips, I am still behind on my programs. I am running Windows 7 and do not have the money to updated it. So what does one do in that case?

[@bgill7475]

This is great, thank you so much! 🙂

[@tomcha75]

I find the Creative mode really puts a lot of stuff that's not necessarily true. Takes up more time to double check everything. I like using Precise mode to get it to spit out just the research type of stuff that would have taken me a lot longer to do. Then, use that to feed it back into Bing AI to write other stuff.

[@ai.yeehaw]

An AI responding with false information is called a hallucination and should be reported to improve the quality of the AI.

[@tomcha75]

@@ai.yeehaw Yeah. I know. Once or twice, I would, but constantly seeing the errors is just annoying and defeats the purpose of the tool. So I just stick to the Precise mode unless I have the facts and need it to write something or be more creative without having to worry about facts (like stories or poems, etc...)

[@nixonw7950]

after watching ur video I still think its one of the most useless things I have ever seen. but I'm sure plenty of people out there enjoy it.

[@leannereeson]

Bing will not write blog posts. It always says it is beyond the scope of my capabilities and responsibilities or that its a violation of the rules.

[@mohamedvadel5150]

Please next time try to give us all these prompts in PDF or Word. Thanks for all your interesting videos.

[@SydHarewood]

dude, use you cell and take photos of each prompt she has put on the screen for you (simple)

[@BrieKirbyson]

Thanks for the suggestion. Working on a little database for prompts and examples

[@Mickysmarketing]

for a real AI girl you're quite pretty😅- haha

[@MrBsir390]

humans need 5g wifi brain chip.

[@encapsulatio]

Only problem for me is that I don't know how to make it only give new examples and not repeat previous recommendations. Let's say I'm searching for a scientific research papers in some domain. I want it to only give unique papers every time and not repeat previous links to the same 3-5 papers. How do you prevent it to repeat recommendations, papers, blogs etc? I can tell it to exclude previous recommendations but it is not clear how many of it's replies it actually keeps track of. Does it truly remember the replies for all 20 prompt attempts you get in a session? The even harder thing to prompt out of Bing chat is all the papers that have mentioned in them two domain specific words. I wish I could get the full list of papers it finds both terms in and not just always the 3 sample papers it always gives by default for that query.

[@PazLeBon]

it has NO MEMORY at all. just the current token limit

[@DanRenaudJax]

Problem is it has word limits so there is a limit to what you can ask it to critique

[@lehsu]

Bing, write out the 15 prompts in this video.

[@layabitman2616]

how do you work with limitations on the length of the document?

[@deltaforce3329]

I love your English !! it is very clear !!

[@DrJohnPollard]

Tell it to write better prompts. Prompt 1 prompt 2 BS.

[@trock536]

Prompt 13 looked wonderful. Unfortunately, Bing Chat says, "I’m sorry but I cannot create charts or tables. However, I can help you with the information you need. Do you want me to look up the best small cars in 2023?" ChatGPT says, "After conducting a search on the best small cars of 2023, I was unable to find a comprehensive chart comparing the top 5 options that includes maker, price, mileage, and safety rating."

[@qinpra]

What is that green dot in the bing's chat bubble? And what's the number? 1/20, 2/20, etc

[@vap0rtranz]

That's the prompt countdown. There's 30 prompts now. Each prompt submitted will countdown to 0 and then BingAIs memory with your chat gets wiped.

[@SonNguyen-bt9wd]

Bing AI powerful now

[@asadaleem6167]

any prompt to bypass originality ai?

[@teamriggs4463]

Great video (as all of yours are), but when I asked Bing to create an image using the prompt you suggested, it said "I’m sorry but I’m not able to create images. However, I can suggest some websites that you can use to create images for . . " & then suggested I use Canva, Adobe Spark, or Piktochart. I did something wrong, but not sure what.

[@B2McoNZ]

This is excellent. Thank you so much. I have watched several of your videos about AI and they are all most informative. One suggestion is to add a short title for each prompt on the timestamps 💡 Simonkzbin.infogaming/emoji/7ff574f2/emoji_u1f4a1.png

[@Kompressor2007]

I'll give you a hint.... if you do same questions or ask for same corrections, you will get diferent results a lot a times... specially in chatGPT.... I asked "are you sure" 4 times and did change the answer 4 times hahaha was kinda funny.

[@fancypants2007]

3:30 "Lookup how to create good Midjourney prompts" -- Should you recommend any particular sources so it learns to use Midjourney well?

[@hobbyprop]

Hi Brie, Kindly find that the screenshot for Prompt #7 is for Prompt #8, you might want to correct it. Cheers.

[@faizakhalidkhan7942]

I would love to see more videos like this, especially on how academic students and blog writers can benefit from Bing chat. As a student and a blogger myself, I am always looking for ways to improve my writing,

[@spudspuddy]

be careful with these bots they lie and make up fake facts, ask for examples of factual news reports for your book on a non fiction subject and it will make up facts, like PROVEN FACT donald trump appeared on fox news dressed as a baby girl sucking a dummy in 4 july....errr no he didn't

[@smkh2890]

Seems like Bing is user-friendly and designed for the mass audience. A coder friend says Bing cant code! "it is a criminal shame what microsoft has done to bing AI programming capability doubtless somehowt o protect its business model look at what ChatGPT says it can do As an AI language model, I can support a wide range of programming languages that are commonly used in software development. While I don't have an exact count, I can say that there are hundreds of programming languages that I can be used to write code in.

[@AlvenmodFoto]

Find Bing very underwhelming, mostly Bing refuses or can't answer things and then I ask chatgpt the exact same thing and off we go and I can bounce ideas and work together with Chatgpt for hours on one subject. Chatgpt is superuseful, Bing seems to be not much more than an advanced Google search. Also, Bing can be incredibly frustrating, having access to the internet and it still gives you erroneous answers over and over, when trying to correct the AI it just gives a new equally erroneous answer again....

[@juniperpunch7751]

It no longer create an image

[@david-stewart]

Thanks Brie

[@clenzen9930]

Do you have any interest in doing a video about what you can do with local installs of AI software? Similar to what aitrepreneur does with his channel?

[@BrieKirbyson]

Maybe in the future! I'm not technical so we'll see if it's something I can figure out

[@angelmarauder5647]

I am extremely interested in this.

[@BoneDoctor_YouTube]

@@angelmarauder5647 a😊😅😊aa

[@mositheone]

Thank you 😊

[@timwoods3173]

Thank you

[@Dante02d12]

This is one of the best videos about chatbots, kudos to you! One thing that's important to mention is reliability. For example, this list of cameras it gave you, are you sure it's right? Chatbots tend to lie when they don't have the answer. That said, Bing Chat seems extremely accurate these days. Since it's connected to the Internet, it ensures that its intel is the same than given online. I tested it by forbidding it to use Internet, and it was even able to tell me when something wasn't in its own database. So even without an internet connection, it can say if it has the information you ask or not. This is what matters the most, as chatbots could very easily spread misinformation if it didn't have this sort of self-reflection. Anyway, here are other useful applications for chatbots (although they don't necessarily apply _today,_ but they will, in time) : *- personal lawyer.* A chatbot connected to the Internet can check the laws of your country. You can even ask which laws apply to a specific topic. The future chatbots will be able to have a context size of 100K tokens (Claude 100K already has that), it lets the chatbot analyse a litteral novel of 75000 words, in less than a minute. You don't trust a contract you have to sign? Let the chatbot read it and tell you if there's something suspicious. You have to dive into a huge book to find legal defenses? Let the chatbot do the job for you. - psychologist. GPT4 is able to analyse images. So it could ask for you to draw something, then literally look at it and draw conclusions from it. And, of course, it can easily speak with you and analyse your mental health. A bot trained by professional psychologists can literally become a psychologist on its own. - engineering : I've been testing Bing Chat on literal engineering exam tests. It's limited in advanced mathematics and can't do anything that requires image analysis for now, BUT, if a chatbot is tied to a perfect math system and an image analysis system, it could literally read, draw, and edit electric blueprints. As for mechanical studies, that's a breeze for it! All the knowledge of an engineer is obsolete! - coding : a chatbot is a text generator, and programs are texts. Literally everyone will have access to programming now, with a chatbot! - KZbinr/streamer : ok, I might cheat here because it requires more than the chatbot itself, but Neuro-sama is a streamer and it's literally a chatbot. With an artificial voice that reads what the bot says, you can use it for any kind of presentations, including videos and lives.

[@corail53]

For the email prompts - you could have just written the email in the same amount of words you put into the bing prompt. This is not a useful time saving endeavor.

[@karl2016]

Thanks

[@denisbeaulieu5600]

thanks

[@faizakhalidkhan7942]

thank you for making this helpful video.

[@jaymata1218]

bing is great for studying compared to chat gpt 4, just having internet access makes it highly accurate

[@BELINDASPIRIT]

Thank you!!! I have been looking for a video on Bing for a while, and finally found one!!

[@maxwell-cole]

Great post. Very informative and well done. 🙏🏽

[@IceifritGaming]

I had AI generate an ascii pattern for my garden based on a list of plants, their average spaceing, and then using historical weather, and soil data and the knowledge that it is shady on the southern most quarter figure out the spacing,. I was not disappointed

[@nightowl1on1]

Great content thanks for sharing liked and subbed now :)

[@CarlosRosario]

I love Bing for this type of stuff and jelly someone already put a video together like this. Good stuff. Thank you, Brie.

[@ShohanHussain]

tnq u 😍

[@thefreshprince-t4m]

Good to see that we are using completely different ideas to produce an essay. You really reap what you sow.

[@maksuduzzamankhan1408]

Okay Brie, let me tell you this: I downloaded your video, I watch these offline to get rid of distractions. I Dowland hundred videos and I keep watching while I keep deleting them after taking notes. I took the notes, didn't delete this video, later I went online, subscribed to your channel, downloaded your pdf, and I WILL watch your videos. As I have a course on AI writing, I'm going to recommend your channel to my students. The bottom line is : Please keep us posted with this kind of things. What you can do can really make a difference.

[@maksuduzzamankhan1408]

And do you have a blog about Ai?

[@nathanbanks2354]

10:54 I haven't used Bing very much, but if it's like GPT-4, it would write a much better cover letter if you cut-and-pasted your resume and the job description first.

[@PazLeBon]

its built on the same llms

[@hendrikbonthuys9190]

They might be built on the same llms but they are still different in how they are implemented via the UI as well as the restrictions placed over them by each company. I find ChatGPT is much better at certain tasks over Bing like heavy duty long form tasks e.g. larger emails, letters, big research texts and code projects. Bing is better at shorter to medium sized tasks but I find it has a lot more restrictions in place where it will simply refuse to do something even if it is a totally legit and simple request. I don’t think Bing will be replacing ChatGPT any time soon if ever, they are different and are both good for different objectives. Bing has the advantage of internet search and now image creation but ChatGPT is getting that soon too. I use both a lot but honestly I spend about 90% of my time with ChatGPT as I prefer it’s more elaborate conversational style. In the end just use the one you most prefer, variety is the spice of life. We don’t just want one company to own it all 😊

[@hendrikbonthuys9190]

I also agree with copying and pasting stuff into Bing first as it provides better context, especially when it is provided a JD to help with formatting etc.

[@nathanbanks2354]

@@hendrikbonthuys9190 I agree that we don't want one company to own it all, and find it somewhat worrying that Microsoft bought 49% of OpenAI (or a subsidiary; they have a weird structure now that they're for-profit). BARD/Google seems to be a ways behind. I'm glad LLaMA (Facebook's model) is somewhat open, and StableLM & BLOOM are quite open, though these are comparable to GPT-3 performance, not GPT-4. (Few are up to GPT-3 Davinci level, though they're as good as the lighter models.) Open Assistant is promising. It's a dataset that trains a raw language model so it becomes a chat bot.

[@BrieKirbyson]

You're right! Tried this and it does a really good job. I'd leave out personal info though, don't need to give away your data

[@thefreshprince-t4m]

Noob prompts.

[@thefreshprince-t4m]

My advice to people is to explore your own mind with the help of AI. By forming a personal relationship and engaging in a back-and-forth with AI, you will soon discover that the connections in your own brain and the way it expands your mind will allow you to come up with ideas that nobody has ever thought of before. You are essentially like Neil Armstrong setting foot on the moon for the first time in history. So be like Neil Armstrong, my friends, and take one small step for man and a giant leap for mankind.

[@paulmanning4901]

Great channel. Subbed

[@CloudhoundCoUk]

Well presented. Thanks.

[@philpilkington]

Genius tips thanks!

[@trappedcat3615]

Love the content. Will you be reviewing Bard?

[@BrieKirbyson]

I've had a few requests for this, so it's on the to-do list! What have you thought of Bard so far?

[@trappedcat3615]

@@BrieKirbyson I have mixed feelings about it, but I'm excited to see it grow and get better. It excels at originality but lacks in accuracy. It's great at coding and explaining code without relying on others work, but the downside is too many bugs. Same is true for summarizing books. It starts hallucinating quotations that are not in the source material. It's much fast than chatGpt. Be aware it is probably keeping a profile on users. It seems to remember past discussions and tries to predict my aim. I asked for a joke and it wrote the joke in code.

[@sean.butterworth]

Thanks for the cheat sheet!

[@sovet-experta]

Great stuff and great video. What app do use to edit video?

[@BrieKirbyson]

Premiere Pro!

[@sovet-experta]

@@BrieKirbyson , thanks, you've made my day!

[@AiArtificialIntel2023-jq5xu]

thank you :)

[@mississippiapple1078]

You are so incredible! Yes... no idea how use ai

[@GengoSenmon]

New subscriber. You just helped me immensely. Very creative ways to tailor the best outputs for our work. Please expand more on Prompt #13 "Research, Collect & Analyze Data".

[@robrita]

YOU LOOK SOOOOOO GORGEOUS!! 😍😍😍

[@zenmony-dot-com7457]

A very helpful video; short and valuable.