Ravi Teja N

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[Ravi Teja N @hey_raviteja]

🚀 Elevate your productivity game with these 20 genius ChatGPT prompts! 💡

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[Rowan Cheung @rowancheung]

OpenAI just announced ChatGPT's new real-time conversational chat.

The model can understand both audio AND video, and can even detect emotion in your voice.

This is insane.

[Madni Aghadi @hey_madni]

Less than 24 hours since OpenAI announced GPT-4o, and the internet is on fire.

Here are 6 craziest demo examples so far:

1. Realtime conversational speech

[Ravi Teja N @hey_raviteja]

#Githubcopilot

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[Ravi Teja N @hey_raviteja]

GitHub Copilot Enterprise is here, empowering developers to navigate private code seamlessly. With features like AI chat interface, code completion, and Bing integration, it's a game-changer for collaboration.

#GitHubCopilot #Enterprise

[Neuralink @neuralink]

Check out our latest video to learn more about our PRIME Study! 🧠📱

[Tulsi Soni @shedntcare_]

18-year-old kids are making $10,000/m using AI and No-Code tools.

They are building money printing machines.

Here're 7 resources to help you make anywhere from $100 to $200,000 online :

[Rahul @sairahul1]

OpenAI has been quietly rolling out new features every month.

Here are 8 new features on ChatGPT that you might have missed:

[The SamurAI @samuraipreneur]

These are the 10 most used AI tools to ever exist: 🧵

[Ravi Teja N @hey_raviteja]

@CodeByPoonam This is crazy and insane

[Poonam Soni @CodeByPoonam]

ChatGPT can create videos now.

Create a fully editable video with music and text in SECONDS

Here's how:

[Rahul @sairahul1]

Learning AI doesn't have to be expensive🎓

Here are top 10 websites offering free online courses with certificates:

1/ Coursera:

→ Partners with universities to offer AI courses.
→ Certifications available from prestigious institutions.
→ Variety of courses from beginner to advanced levels.

URL: https://t.co/gHsgwNE3Yt

2/ edX:

→ Offers courses from universities like MIT and Harvard.
→ Covers basics to advanced AI topics.
→ Verified certificates for completed courses.

URL: https://t.co/HdL6KCjd8r

3/ Kaggle:

→ Great for hands-on learning.
→ Competitions provide practical experience.
→ Free courses in data science and machine learning.

URL: https://t.co/MRGoLuXKKg

4/ Google AI:

→ Free courses directly from Google.
→ Focus on machine learning and AI principles.
→ Provides a certification on completion.

URL: https://t.co/nuBu70a0TJ

5/ MIT OpenCourseWare:

→ Free AI courses from MIT.
→ Comprehensive content, but no certification.
→ Ideal for in-depth learning.

URL: https://t.co/1LJPiAD5Zb

6/ https://t.co/g69UtOFnQ9

→ Practical deep learning for coders.
→ Interactive and application-focused.
→ Free to access with an optional paid certificate.

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7/ Udemy:

→ Wide range of AI courses.
→ Some free courses available with certification.
→ Good mix of theory and practical projects.

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8/ Stanford Online:

→ Free courses from Stanford University.
→ In-depth AI and machine learning content.
→ Certification available for some courses.

URL: https://t.co/lqjyQyXROR

9/ FutureLearn:

→ Collaborates with universities for courses.
→ Free access, with a fee for certification.
→ Wide range of topics, including AI.

URL: https://t.co/a36VOaRKLh

10/ IBM Cognitive Class:

→ Free courses in AI and data science.
→ Hands-on learning with IBM tools.
→ Digital badges and certificates upon completion.

URL: https://t.co/JzAEUgWpji

Loved it? Follow for more such crazy things in AI

[Hasan Toor @hasantoxr]

ChatGPT is INCAPABLE of doing the same.

For several days, Tugan AI has been booming in the US.

Here's the craziest thing Tugan AI can do:

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[Poonam Soni @CodeByPoonam]

10 Insane Websites you might not know exist (Bookmark them):

[Luke Skyward @Olearningcurve]

How to think about Prompt Engineering?

Today we had an amazing course implementation workshop inside the 4 Hour Workweek community.

(Hosted, of course, by the incredible @NorthstarBrain)

I wanted to share one moment that stuck with me the most.

@clintkruger sharing how to think about the skill of Prompt Engineering.

It really ties in with my vision of becoming an AI Synthesizer (or Polymath if you prefer calling it that 🙈)

Let me know what you think!

And thank you, Lyle for this perspective!

[Rowan Cheung @rowancheung]

AI NEWS: A new device called Morpheus-1 was revealed to help humans control lucid dreaming.

Plus, huge developments from Meta, KitKat, OpenAI, and 6 new tools.

Here's everything you need to know:

[Rahul @sairahul1]

Convert any video into Anime within seconds 👇

[Ravi Teja N @hey_raviteja]

@sairahul1 Amazing and helpful share....

[Ravi Teja N @hey_raviteja]

Great insights...

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[Nick Dobos @NickADobos]

Building gpts tip:

-Don't use knowledge files

They destroy prompt performance and remove's the ai's ability to coherently follow the system prompt

Why?
When you insert docs, the system copies snippets of your docs into the system prompt & context window

So 10 docs. Each around 4000 letters. FLOODS the entire context window

Which means your ai is now too stupid to remember your last message. Less memory than a goldfish

And now the system prompt is 10x as long, so your instructions get ignored

Workarounds & fixes:
Pink knowledge docs are available in the context and via RAG

Blue are only via code interpreter, and work MUCH MUCH better, especially as things scale up

-Use .md files, which are not compatible with knowledge retrieval, and open them by writing code, with code interpreter. This keeps them out of the system prompt context window, only fetching when needed. Dramatically improving overall performance

(Downside here is doc search becomes way worse. Better when you want the full doc RAG'ed in. Not good for summarizing.)

-DO NOT USE ALL 20 FILES, or if you do. DO NOT MAKE THEM LARGE. I had 10 files at ~4000 characters which destroyed all multi step reasoning. It would literally forget and repeat the first message in the conversation over and over again. Swapping from .txt to .md instantly fixed this

-Only include docs which include working system prompts for the ai. Do not simply chuck a doc in here and expect it work