Read our summary of the @microsoft research paper "Sparks of Artificial General Intelligence: Early experiments with GPT-4" which delves into #GPT4's amazing capabilities—includes critical insights and practical tips with free prompt templates: https://t.co/AG4mfCVF0M
Here are two habits that every writer and content marketer working with AI should develop:
1️⃣ Ask the AI for the desired characteristics of your output
2️⃣ Build a reference library
#WritingCommunity#contentmarketing
You'll need references for all kinds of purposes:
- Intros and conclusions.
- Article titles and section headers.
- Outlines and drafts.
- Style references for brands A, B, and C.
The solution is to create reference cards you can quickly pull up as you’re crafting prompts.
goodbye product roadmaps, hello generative AI features!
it's v. interesting watching very different, very diverse products race to add generative AI features
pros:
~ the funding environment is tough; AI is hot
~ this is a chance to build meaningful text interfaces
~ some products will benefit disproportionately from these features
cons:
~ there is a ton of noise; everyone is doing the same
~ what if you displace features your users really need?
~ are we all gonna become some flavour of ChatGPT add-on?
Who would have thought @raykurzweil was too conservative with his predictions in "The Singularity?" But here we are in 2023, and 2045 suddenly seems like plenty of time to reach AGI.
This is what's soon happening to all creative professions. Even if you manage to adapt and keep your job, the question is whether you'll like that new role.
Crafting becomes editing, curating, or just button-pushing.