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5 tips to make ChatGPT write like you ✍️
🗣 How to make ChatGPT sound human, New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI, creating a podcast inside ChatGPT, and more!
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December 27, 2023
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🎙 Daily Podcast Episode: Can AI write like a human? Yes. Can you get ChatGPT to sound like you? Absolutely. We break down our top 5 tips. Give it a listen.
🕵️♂️ Fresh Finds: Generating video avatars inside Canva, the hidden costs of AI, and building homes using robots. Read on for Fresh Finds.
🗞 Byte Sized Daily AI News: New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI, iPhone designer joins Sam Altman, and NASA using AI for moon exploration. For that and more, read on for Byte Sized News.
🚀 AI In 5: Learn how to create a custom podcast inside ChatGPT. See how here
🧠 Leveraging AI 101: ChatGPT is more than capable of putting out quality content that sounds like you. Let’s break down best practices to help ChatGPT achieve that. Keep reading for that!
↩️ Don’t miss out: Did you miss our last newsletter? We talked about Real business use cases for AI, Microsoft Copilot's new mobile app, and creating presentations with ChatGPT. Check it here!
5 Tips To Make ChatGPT Sound Human 🗣
If you’ve ever heard anyone say “AI sounds nothing like a human!” or “I can never get ChatGPT to write what I want it to,” here’s the harsh truth.
ChatGPT isn’t to blame. That person just isn’t using the right method.
So can ChatGPT write just like you? Yes!
We're breaking down 5 tips to make ChatGPT sound human and write exactly how you want it to.
Also on the pod today:
• Why ChatGPT is as good as a human 🤖
• Training ChatGPT like an employee 📇
• Keeping Chat memory in mind 🧠
It’ll be worth your 27 minutes:
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Read This – This startup is trying to use robots to build homes.
1. New York Times Sues Microsoft and OpenAI for Copyright 📰
The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI, alleging copyright infringement. The suit claims that Microsoft's Bing AI, powered by OpenAI's technology, used NYT content without permission. This legal action highlights the growing concerns over AI's use of copyrighted material and its implications for publishers and content creators.
2. Apple iPhone Designer Joins Jony Ive and Sam Altman 📱
Apple's iPhone designer, Tang Tan, is leaving to join Jony Ive's design firm LoveFrom, collaborating with OpenAI's Sam Altman on an AI hardware project. Tan, who played a key role in designing major Apple products, will now focus on creating devices using advanced deep learning technology. The project, still in early concept phases, aims to develop AI-powered devices for home use, marking a new chapter in AI's integration into everyday life.
3. RAND Corp's AI Research Raises Congressional Concerns 🏛️
Congress has raised concerns over the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) planned AI research partnership with RAND Corp. Lawmakers question the transparency and competitive process of the grant for AI safety research. The partnership, part of the U.S. AI Safety Institute initiative, is scrutinized for potential conflicts of interest and the quality of AI safety research.
4. NASA's VIPER Rover to Revolutionize Moon Exploration 🌕
NASA's VIPER rover, part of the Artemis program, is set to revolutionize lunar exploration using AI. The rover will navigate the moon's south polar region, showcasing AI's potential in space missions. VIPER's AI capabilities, including the System Health Enabled Real-time Planning Advisor (SHERPA), will aid in decision-making and risk assessment, marking a significant advancement in AI-assisted space exploration.
5. Music Producers Advocate for Legal Protections Against AI 🎵
Music producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis are pushing for legal protections against AI in the music industry. They express concerns over AI's ability to replicate artists' works without authorization. U.S. Senators are drafting the bipartisan "No Fakes Act" to protect artists' voices and likenesses, highlighting the need for regulations to address AI's impact on the music industry.
Create a Podcast Inside ChatGPT 🎧
Looking for a quick and fun way to learn about something new or trending news?
We're showing you how you can create custom podcasts with ChatGPT to help you learn anything from the internet.
🤷♂️ What’s Going On and Why It Matters:
You’ve seen it or heard it before.
“ChatGPT can’t write like a human. It sounds robotic.”
WRONG.
Do us all a favor. Go find whoever said that.
The Tweet. The LinkedIn post. The article. Find it? OK. Now, go ahead and click unfollow/unlike/unsubscribe/you’re wrong.
The bad thing about the Internet and ChatGPT advice? People have no clue what they’re talking about.
Sure, we’re a bit biased. But, our host Jordan has written for major publications for more than 20 years and has penned for big brands like Nike and Jordan Brand.
Oh, and he literally gave a speech at the largest AI conference about how to get ChatGPT content that sounds more human.
And Jordan cuts it straight when talking about ChatGPT being able to write like yourself. If you do it correctly, it’s entirely possible with about 90-95% accuracy in the tone of voice.
Don’t worry about that 5-10% drop-off, either. When you can 20X the output, you can spend a bit of time tweaking it to get it to 100%.
How do we get there?
Let’s break it down.
🦾How You Can Leverage:
Alright, if you gave us 27 minutes, then you’ve already been able to make ChatGPT write just like you.
No, seriously, go watch or listen and ask us questions on this one.
We’ll wait here.
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Alright, let’s hammer it home with our 5 tips to make ChatGPT write like you.
1 – Use the right mode ✅
Don’t make this mistake, grasshopper.
Sure, the free version of ChatGPT ain’t bad. But if you want ChatGPT to mirror your style, you should be using GPT4 in ChatGPT Plus. Yeah, it’s a $20 monthly subscription, but don’t expect GPT3 (the free version) to be able to accurately copy your style.
Also, when you’re inside ChatGPT Plus, make sure to start your conversation in plugins mode. If you don’t know plugins, you should probably check this guide.
Try this:
This takeaway is simple - Start your journey in ChatGPT Plus with Plugins.
2 – Give access to writing samples ✍️
Yeah, that line above about plugins mode — here’s why. You’ll want to give ChatGPT access to samples of your writing. Buuuuuuut, ChatGPT can lose its memory pretty quickly when training it on your style. (See #5 below).
You’ll need to give ChatGPT access to your writing style, whether you do that in chat or through the use of plugins.
Try this:
Give ChatGPT access to your writing style, whether through the chat interface or using Internet-connected plugins.
Going the latter route may be best for copying your brand voice, so feel free to direct ChatGPT to certain web pages, or a PDF of your best writing samples that demonstrate your unique style.
3 – Follow PPP best practices 📋
You really thought we’d get through a ChatGPT show and not shout out our free PPP course? Yeah right, shorties. Our Prime, Prompt, Polish method is always best for interacting with ChatGPT.
Look what these peeps said:
Try this:
Reply PPP to this email. That’s it.
4 – Train ChatGPT as an employee 💼
This is a key emphasis of our PPP course, but here’s the skinny shorties: don’t expect copy-and-paste results. That’s not how a large language model like ChatGPT works.
While training ChatGPT on your writing style, it’s a back-and-forth affair. You’re coaching ChatGPT on your style, and providing guidance, feedback, and additional resources as you fine-tune ChatGPT’s outputs.
Try this:
Think of your Chat with ChatGPT on your writing style as an employee. Be very clear in your expectations, give guidance and resources, and keep the scope very narrow.
Don’t try and train your chat on different brand voices, or even different outputs for your tone of voice. This training should be a dedicated chat on one very specific tone of voice.
5 – Keep memory in mind 🧠
Yeah, ChatGPT can forget stuff. Here’s how your training ChatGPT session might go. After some back and forth, ChatGPT will just GET you. It’s like looking in the mirror.
But then after a few dozen outputs, things are gonna start to get distant. Like when your best friend moves away in fourth grade. Byyyyye Dwight.
That’s because ChatGPT, like all LLMs, has a finite memory. After you hit the limit, your output will start to suffer. And ChatGPT will start to NOT sound like you anymore.
Try this:
In our PPP course, we teach memory recall. Essentially, you’ll be asking ChatGPT to recap and summarize its directions and determined outputs every so often, as if to jog its memory. Here’s a SUPER deep dive into memory, and a lil trick to help you keep track of ChatGPT’s memory a bit better.
Now This …
And just like that, you’ll have ChatGPT talking like you in no time!
No more “robotic copy” or “bad outputs.” Just quality content.
Oh and don’t forget…reply to this email with PPP!
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