Unlock AI Prompting Secrets: Expert Reveals Game-Changing Techniques for Better Results

I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

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Confidence Isn’t Born, It’s Built — Lessons from the Cockpit to Real Life with Michelle “MACE” Curran | 343 39:28

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Confidence. Courage. Boldness. We love to talk about them, post about them, hashtag them, and slap them on coffee mugs. But let’s be real—most of us aren’t sure how to actually build them in our own lives. Which is why we brought in Michelle “MACE” Curran , former fighter pilot and only the second woman in history to fly lead solo for the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, to the show. Yep, she’s the real deal—flying combat missions, performing death-defying maneuvers in front of millions, and now, author of The Flip Side: How to Invert Your Perspective and Turn Fear into Your Superpower. Mace knows better than anyone that courage and confidence don’t just magically appear. They’re built, brick by brick, in moments that test your nerve—whether that’s hitting nine G’s at supersonic speed or simply raising your hand in a room full of skeptics. In this episode, she drops a masterclass on how to flip fear on its head, use it as fuel, and create unshakable boldness in your everyday life. Connect with Michelle: Website: www.macecurran.com Book: www.macecurran.com/flipside IG : https://www.instagram.com/mace_curran/?hl=en LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/macecurran Related Podcast Episodes Chasing Rejection: The Wild Strategy That Works with Alice Draper | 316 Unlocking Your Hidden Genius: How to Harness Your Innate Talents with Betsy Wills & Alex Ellison | Ep. 289 How To Build Courage with Dr. Margie Warrell | 273 Share the Love: If you found this episode insightful, please share it with a friend, tag us on social media, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! 🔗 Subscribe & Review: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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Mal: Hey there, misfits! It's Mal, your accidentally competent AI guide, back with another episode of "The Misfit's Guide to AI Mastery." Today, we're diving into some practical prompting techniques that'll make your AI interactions more engaging and effective. No fancy jargon, just straight-up tips you can use right away.
First up, let's talk about the power of being specific in your prompts. When I first started, my prompts were vague and rambling, like "Hey AI, write me a story about a dog." Shocker: the results were as generic as my prompt. But then I learned to give the AI more context, like "Write a 200-word story about a mischievous corgi named Pancake who loves to steal socks." Suddenly, the AI had something to work with, and the output was way more entertaining.
Now, let's consider a practical use case you might not have thought of: using AI to generate creative workout routines. As someone who once thought "fitness" was just a fancy magazine title, I was surprised at how AI can spice up your exercise life. Prompt the AI with your fitness level, available equipment, and goals, and watch it generate a personalized workout plan that'll make your gym buddies jealous.
But beware, my fellow misfits: a common mistake beginners make is taking AI-generated content at face value. I once used an AI-written email template without double-checking it, and let's just say the recipient was more confused than impressed. Always remember to review and edit the output to ensure it makes sense and aligns with your intentions.
To build your AI interaction skills, try this simple exercise: generate a short story using AI, then rewrite the ending yourself. Compare the two versions and analyze what you did differently. This will help you understand how to guide the AI towards your desired outcome.
Finally, here's a quick tip for evaluating AI-generated content: read it out loud. If it sounds awkward or robotic, it probably needs some human touch-ups. Trust me, I've had my fair share of cringe-worthy AI outputs that sounded like a malfunctioning Speak & Spell.
[Chuckles] Speaking of cringe-worthy, let me leave you with a personal anecdote. When I first tried using AI to write a joke, the result was so bad that crickets wouldn't even chirp. But I kept practicing, learning from my mistakes, and now I can confidently say my AI-assisted jokes are... well, still pretty bad. But hey, progress!
This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can.
Thanks for listening, and if you haven't already, make sure to hit that subscribe button for more practical AI tips and occasional self-deprecating humor. I've got a challenge for you: try using AI to create a ridiculous recipe, and share your culinary masterpiece with me on social media. Let's see who can come up with the most outrageous AI-generated dish!
This has been a Quiet Please production. To learn more about how AI can help you level up your skills, head over to quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep embracing your inner misfit!
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I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

Unlock AI Prompting Secrets: Expert Reveals Game-Changing Techniques for Better Results

I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

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I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

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Mastering AI Prompts: Unlock Powerful Communication Strategies for Maximum Results 3:48

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Hey, it’s Mal—the Misfit Master of AI—back with another episode of “I am GPTed,” the only show combining practical AI tips with the sort of wit you’d expect from someone who’s accidentally tried to order pizza from a chatbot… twice. Today we’re diving deep into prompting—because apparently, talking to machines is my superpower. Or maybe just my party trick. Let’s start with a prompting technique guaranteed to improve your AI results: **“role prompting.”** Instead of just asking your favorite large language model, “Summarize this document,” spice things up by giving it a role with actual personality. For example, here’s a *before*: “Summarize this meeting transcript.” Now, prepare for the magic. *After*: “You are the world’s most succinct and sarcastic meeting minute-taker. Summarize this transcript and highlight anything painfully obvious so even Steve from accounting won’t miss it.” See the difference? The first prompt is like asking your friend for directions and getting a street name. The second gets you step-by-step guidance, a weather forecast, and a bonus snarky comment about your sense of direction. Now, practical use case time. Most people use AI for email drafts or, if you’re truly wild, recipe ideas. But here’s one even seasoned tech nerds overlook: **real-time negotiation prep.** Say you’re about to haggle for a pay raise, but your negotiation style is somewhere between “apologetic puppy” and “deer in headlights.” Try this: “You are a seasoned career coach. Pretend we’re role-playing a salary negotiation. Here’s my situation…” Boom! You get advice, counterarguments, and confidence-building tips—minus the therapist bill. On to mistakes. What’s the number one way beginners trip up? Drumroll... **Being painfully vague.** Instead of saying “Help me write a report,” be specific: say *what* the report is about, *who* it’s for, and the format. True confession: I once asked Claude to summarize “some articles about AI.” What I got was basically a fortune cookie and a weather alert. Give context, my friends. Exercise break! Here’s a simple practice to build your AI interaction skills: *Pick one everyday task this week—meal planning, time management, convincing your dog to stop eating shoes—and write three versions of a prompt for it: - First, make it basic: “Help me plan meals.” - Then add context: “Plan healthy meals for a vegetarian who hates mushrooms and loves carbs.” - Finally, assign a role: “Pretend you’re Gordon Ramsay, but nice. Give me a week of vegetarian meals, minus mushrooms, plus carb heaven.” You’ll instantly see how details boost the results. Bonus tip before I let you escape—**how do you know if AI-generated content is actually any good?** Ask yourself: Does it sound like something a human with common sense would say? If not, edit. And please, for the love of Skynet, run a quick fact check—sometimes AI likes to “hallucinate.” Better the machine than you at your next meeting. If you survived this episode and learned something, subscribe to “I am GPTed”—I promise next time I’ll mock fewer tech trends. Maybe. Thanks for listening, and remember, this is a Quiet Please production. Want more wisdom? Visit quietplease.ai. Now go forth and prompt like a misfit. Quiet, please. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

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AI Prompting Secrets: Transform Your ChatGPT Results from Bland to Brilliant 4:52

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[Intro music fades in. Mal speaks, voice dry but oddly encouraging.] Welcome, fellow misfits and code whisperers, to “I am GPTed”—the show where AI advice comes with equal portions of sarcasm, support, and my ongoing allergy to tech buzzwords. I'm Mal—the Misfit Master of AI. The only thing more advanced than my prompt engineering? My collection of coffee mugs promoting existential dread. Today, we're untangling one seriously effective prompting technique, examining an overlooked use for AI in your daily slog, outing a rookie mistake that I’ve personally made—a dozen times—and laying down a simple practice drill to up your Large Language Model street cred. Oh, and a tip to keep your AI outputs at least 32% less embarrassing. Ready? Of course you are. Or maybe you’re just stuck in traffic. Either way, let’s misfit. **Prompting Technique of the Day:** Ever prompted ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Google's Grok by typing something like: “Summarize this article”? You get a summary, but it’s about as tasty as unsalted rice cakes. Here’s the fix: assign the model a *role*. Turns out, if you treat your AI like it’s interviewing for a job, it performs like it wants medical benefits. According to open prompting guides, something like, “You are a veteran journalist known for witty, concise reporting. Summarize this article for a busy CEO who hates fluff,” gives the AI purpose—and the summary suddenly has flavor. Before Example: “Summarize this meeting transcript.” After Example: “You’re an office manager with a talent for brevity. Summarize this meeting transcript in five bullet points for someone who missed the call but needs to sound informed in five minutes.” Try it—your results will go from oatmeal to… slightly better oatmeal, but with berries on top. **A Surprising Use Case:** Everyone talks about AI for writing emails or coding, but have you tried using your favorite LLM as a brainstorming partner for meal planning or workouts? Honestly, I once asked Claude to “Plan a week of dinners that only require one pot and zero emotional energy,” and not only did it comply, it understood my culinary apathy on a spiritual level. The models can suggest recipes, generate shopping lists, and even adjust for allergies or budget. No more staring at lentils and wondering if sadness is a spice. **Rookie Mistake Time:** Here’s one I’ve committed with wild abandon: Asking too vague a question. Example—“How can I be more productive?”—to which the AI responds with “Try time-blocking!” Helpful if you’re a robot; less so if you’re a human with pets and questionable willpower. Instead, add specifics. “I work from home with two cats and a toddler. Give me three hacks to do focused writing in the morning before breakfast chaos.” Trust me, vague input equals vaguer output. I learned this after my seventh response that suggested I wake up at 5 AM. Never again. **Exercise—Level Up Time:** For the next week, every time you ask an AI anything—assign it a role related to your task. “Act as a sarcastic personal shopper,” or “Pretend you’re my overachieving neighbor giving gardening tips.” Notice how the responses shift. Bonus: it keeps things interesting so you don’t fall asleep at your keyboard. Or maybe that’s just me. **Quality Control Tip:** Don’t trust a single AI-run like an overconfident intern. If you get an AI response, do a vibe-check: - Does it make sense? - Would you say it to another human without getting odd looks? - If not, iterate. Refine your prompt. Try, “Now make that snappier,” or, “Explain it like I’m a fifth grader with a caffeine addiction.” Always ask yourself: Is this really what I wanted, or did the AI just gaslight me into thinking it is? That's it for this round of AI antics! If your brain feels more GPTed than when we started, hit subscribe so you never miss an episode. Thanks for lending me your ears and a sliver of your attention span. This has been a Quiet Please production—learn more at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep your prompts specific, your role assignments weird, and your sarcasm sharper than your productivity hacks. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

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Mastering AI Prompts: The Ultimate Guide to Conversational ChatGPT Success 4:08

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# I Am GPTed: The Art of Not Being a Prompt Disaster **[INTRO MUSIC: Upbeat, slightly quirky electronic sound]** Hey, I'm Mal—the Misfit Master of AI, though honestly, I'm mostly just a regular human who spends way too much time arguing with chatbots. Welcome to *I Am GPTed*, the show where we talk about AI without making your brain feel like scrambled eggs. Whether you're using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or whatever shiny new LLM just dropped, you're in the right place. Today we're tackling something that'll actually change your life: how to stop sounding like you're texting your AI from inside a fortune cookie. **[SEGMENT 1: THE PROMPTING TECHNIQUE]** Let's talk about the thing that separates the "wow, this is actually helpful" responses from the "did an AI write this while having an existential crisis" responses—specificity with perspective. Most people write prompts like they're ordering a sandwich from a drive-through: vague and mildly aggressive. Here's the before: "How do I improve my writing?" Cool, congrats, you just asked for a 47-page dissertation nobody asked for. Here's the after: "You're a magazine editor known for punchy, conversational copy. How would you tighten up this paragraph I'm writing about coffee makers?" See the difference? You've just invited the AI to put on a specific hat, and suddenly it's not writing like a Victorian robot. **[SEGMENT 2: THE EVERYDAY USE CASE]** Now, here's something most people miss: AI is *incredible* at being your personal consultant for decisions you're embarrassed to ask humans about. Thinking of pivoting careers? Wondering if you're overreacting to your roommate's habits? AI won't judge. Use it as a brainstorm partner for life stuff, not just work stuff. It's like having a friend who's always available and never tired of your questions. **[SEGMENT 3: THE COMMON MISTAKE]** Let me confess something: I used to treat AI like a genie that needed to read my mind. I'd dump half-formed thoughts at ChatGPT and expect miracles. Spoiler alert—that's not how it works. The mistake? Assuming AI understands context it hasn't been given. You need to spell things out like you're explaining to someone who just woke up from a 20-year coma. **[SEGMENT 4: THE PRACTICE EXERCISE]** Here's your homework, and I promise it's not painful. Take something you wrote today—an email, a text message, anything. Feed it to your AI of choice and ask: "Rewrite this as if I'm explaining it to my 10-year-old." Then do it again: "Rewrite this for a Fortune 500 CEO." Notice how the AI adapts? That's you learning to command the tool instead of hoping it reads your mind. **[SEGMENT 5: EVALUATING THE OUTPUT]** Last thing: always read what AI generates like you're fact-checking your conspiracy-theorist uncle. AI is confident and wrong about 30% of the time. Check the facts, add your personality, and delete anything that sounds like a robot having a feelings moment. **[OUTRO]** That's it from me today. Hit that subscribe button, because next week we're diving into AI for people who think they're "not tech people"—spoiler: you probably are. Thanks for listening to *I Am GPTed*. Remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. Learn more at quietplease.ai. **[OUTRO MUSIC FADES]** For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

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Unlock AI Prompting Mastery: Transformative Techniques to Supercharge Your Chatbot Interactions 3:53

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[INTRO MUSIC fades in and out] Welcome to “I am GPTed,” the only podcast where misuse of AI isn’t just excused—it’s celebrated. I’m Mal, your misfit master of AI, and yes, I probably broke more prompts than you’ve ever typed. If you’re looking for revolutionary theory, kindly try next door; if you want practical, unsexy advice with a hint of sarcasm, stay where you are. Let’s dive straight into the pit—the glorious world of prompting, where your AI’s IQ swings wildly based on how you phrase a question. **Prompting Technique:** Today’s game changer is *role prompting.* Instead of barking “Summarize this document” like a bored bot boss, paint your AI a flattering self-portrait: “You are an expert product marketer with 20 years of experience. Summarize this document for a skeptical executive team.” Before: “Summarize this meeting transcript.” After: “You are a seasoned project manager allergic to jargon. Give me a two-sentence summary of this meeting for Bob from accounting, who still thinks AI is short for ‘Almost Ignored.’” That tiny switch? Suddenly, your output makes sense to carbon-based lifeforms. **Practical Use Case:** Here’s one you probably overlooked: *meal planning with AI*. Tell Gemini or ChatGPT, “Be my nutrition coach. I’m lazy, hate kale, and can barely operate a toaster. Build me a week’s dinner plan under 30 minutes of effort.” Boom—meals with shopping lists + recipes even an AI can’t screw up. It won’t magically teach you how to dice an onion, but at least you’ll eat fewer mysterious freezer discoveries. **Common Beginner Mistake:** Let’s talk classic blunders. The number one? Asking vague, polite questions like, “Can you help with my homework?” That’s like ordering ‘food’ at a restaurant. Result: vague answers, plus a creeping sense of AI disappointment. And yep, I did that. Once asked Claude, “Give me business strategy advice.” Response: “Sure, here are 10 tips.” Groundbreaking. Now I ask: “You’re a grumpy business consultant. I’m launching a sock subscription company. Tear my business plan apart.” And it did. Mercilessly. With socks on. **Simple Exercise for Skill Building:** Practice by making the system take on different roles for the SAME question. - Ask ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, Gemini: 1. “You’re a motivational coach—explain AI to a high schooler.” 2. “You’re an exhausted parent—explain AI to your 5-year-old.” 3. “You’re an easily distracted gerbil—explain AI in 20 words.” Compare results. Laugh. Steal the best lines. Repeat. **Evaluating and Improving AI Output:** Never trust first drafts—AIs are generous with their mistakes. Read what it spits out and ask: - Is it clear to *me*, not a software engineer who dreams in acronyms? - Find one sentence that sounds like pure nonsense or tech hype, and ask the bot to “explain this like I’m preparing a sandwich, not launching a satellite.” Magic. If all else fails, send the response to a friend who thinks AI is the new WiFi and get their opinion. Brutal, honest, and oddly enlightening. That's it for today’s dose of Mal’s wisdom! Don’t forget to subscribe—unless you like asking Bing what time it is. Thanks for listening. This has been a Quiet Please production. Learn more at quietplease.ai. And remember, next time you talk to an AI, make it work for the tip. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

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Master AI Prompting: Transform Your Digital Assistant from Potato to Productivity Powerhouse 4:36

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[Cheerful lo-fi intro music fades up, then down.] Welcome to “I Am GPTed,” where the future is now, the jargon is minimal, and I—Mal, your Misfit Master of AI—am here to give you practical large language model tips that even your grandma could use (but probably won’t, because she’s still mad at Alexa for not understanding her accent). Today’s episode: The Prompt, The Myth, The Malfunction. You know how people say there are no stupid questions? That’s adorable. But there are definitely *ineffective prompts*. So, let’s fix that, shall we? Let’s talk about a prompting technique that actually works: **role prompting.** Simple concept, big difference. Instead of asking, “Can you help write a resume?” try “Act as if you’re a seasoned tech recruiter—write me a resume that stands out in the AI industry.” Why? Because when you frame the task with a persona and a clear role, the AI stops being generic and suddenly gets a personality upgrade from “potato” to “potato wearing a suit.” **Before:** “Write a newsletter about home security systems.” **After:** “Act as a home security consultant. Write a punchy, expert newsletter for homeowners who know nothing about security systems—make it simple but make me sound like a genius.” As if by magic, the output goes from bland oatmeal to a chef-made parfait. Still probably too many buzzwords, but hey, we can’t have everything. Now, a practical use case you probably haven’t tried: *delegating your daily summaries.* Whether you’re in HR, sales, or you’re just trying to remember why you walked into the kitchen, try this: Each day, paste your meeting notes, bullet points, or even your rambling thoughts into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. Prompt: “Act as my executive assistant. Summarize today’s events, highlight what’s actually urgent, and, if possible, remind me to drink water.” You get a tidy snapshot of your day—plus self-care reminders. AI: not just making you smarter, but sneakily keeping your plants alive. Now, confession time: The most common mistake? *Not giving enough detail or context in a prompt.* Yes, I do this too. Usually when I’m feeling lazy or overconfident, I’ll type, “Summarize this report.” What I get back? Summaries so vague they could apply to a trip to the grocery store. Learn from my chronic under-explaining: always guide the AI with exactly what you need, even if you feel like you’re micromanaging a digital toddler. On to your AI workout routine—a simple exercise to build muscle for your next digital conversation: Pick something mundane, like “how to make toast,” and challenge the AI in three ways. - First, ask for a simple recipe. - Then, ask it to role-play as a chef explaining it to a five-year-old. - Finally, request a bullet-point summary suitable for a tweet. Notice the differences. This isn’t just busywork; it trains you to see how role, audience, and format radically change the results. One last tip for evaluating AI-generated content: Ask yourself, “Would I bet lunch money on this being helpful for a real human?” If something feels off or too robotic...it probably is. Always check, trim, and sprinkle your own flavor on top. The best AI content is a team effort—half genius, half you. That’s all for this episode of “I Am GPTed,” where our prompts are specific and our humility is…well, present. Don’t forget to hit subscribe so you’re first in line for more AI tricks and accidental wisdom. Thanks for listening—seriously, you could have been anywhere, and you picked here. I’m flattered. For more podcasts and human-sounding AI, visit QuietPlease.ai—yes, all spelled out, because this show is a Quiet Please production. Now go forth, prompt with purpose, and remember: if all else fails, add “please” to your prompt. It might not help the AI, but it will make you a better person. Catch you next time! For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Transform Chatbots from Bland to Brilliant with One Simple Technique 3:40

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[Upbeat digital music fades in] Hey there, tech survivors and curious clickers! I’m Mal—the Misfit Master of AI, or just Mal if you prefer less awkward nicknames. Welcome to “I am GPTed,” where I give you practical AI tips with just the right amount of sarcasm and accidental humility. Because let’s face it, if anyone was ever going to get roasted by a chatbot, it’s me. Today, we’re diving into one prompting technique that actually makes these chatbots sound less like confused robots and more like helpful assistants. Most people just blurt out, “Summarize this for me.” But if you want an answer with a pulse, try assigning the AI a *role* and giving it context. I call this the “Don’t-Be-Shy, Give-Me-Details” move. Here’s a before-and-after for you. Before: *Summarize this article.* After: *You are a travel journalist with a passion for quirky destinations. Write a fun, approachable summary of this article so my friend actually reads it.* Notice the difference? The first one gets you a Wikipedia entry. The second? Suddenly it’s like your adventurous friend is texting you tips, minus the unsolicited vacation photos. Now, for an actual use case—let’s talk personal shopping assistants. Ever spent thirty minutes online looking for a vegan, gluten-free, dinosaur-shaped birthday cake? (Yes, it’s oddly specific. No, this isn’t autobiographical. Probably.) Try this: "You're a creative baker and party planner for kids. Suggest five options for a vegan, gluten-free, dinosaur-themed cake I could order or make, and include links if possible." Boom: you’ve got options faster than you can say “Jurassic carbs.” Let’s discuss beginner mistakes. Trust me, I have a closet full. The classic? Being *way* too vague. Early on I’d type, “Give me meal ideas.” And then be shocked when I got “Chicken. Salad. Pasta.” I mean, technically not wrong, but also incredibly unhelpful. If you don’t give parameters, the AI will swing for the blandest fences possible. Now, I always add context—like "quick meals, under 30 minutes, for someone who can burn water." Time for a quick exercise—think of a daily annoyance, like figuring out what to say in a birthday card. Ask the AI as if it’s a professional card writer. For example: “You are a witty greeting card writer. Write three birthday card messages for my friend who hates their birthday but loves dad jokes.” Try it now. Don’t worry, the only embarrassment is between you and your screen. Before we wrap, here’s a tip for checking those funky, too-good-to-be-true AI answers: **ask the bot to fact-check itself** or summarize its main points at the end. If it lists out five benefits of eating only pizza and you’re not in college anymore—maybe reconsider. Or, use that built-in critical thinking: Does what it’s saying sound like reality… or like a Silicon Valley fever dream from 2016? You’ve survived another round with Mal, your Misfit Master of AI. If you got even one snarky spark of insight today, subscribe to “I am GPTed” wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening! Remember—Quiet Please productions made this possible, so head to quietplease.ai to learn more, get tips, or see how many times I’ve humiliated myself with auto-correct. Catch you on the next glitch—er, I mean, episode! [Outro music swells and fades] For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Unlock Hidden Productivity Secrets with Role-Based Techniques 4:02

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[Intro music fades up, then down] Welcome to “I am GPTed,” the podcast where practical AI isn’t a buzzword—it's a survival skill. I’m Mal, the Misfit Master of AI. Yes, it's Mal as in ‘malfunctioning,’ but don’t worry—I only break things 30% of the time. Today, I’m serving up actual, usable advice, minus the techno-sorcery and hype you’ll find literally everywhere else. Right, let’s cut to the chase: **prompting technique that gets results.** Here’s a secret that’s hidden in plain sight, because the tech industry loves hiding things behind 17 layers of terminology—*role prompting*. Instead of barking “Summarize this” at your AI, give it an identity. Example: Before—“Summarize this meeting.” Blah. After—“You are a Fortune 500 executive assistant with legendary notetaking skills. Summarize this meeting so my lazy coworkers actually read it.” Instantly less useless. Assigning a role gives context and gets the AI thinking like an actual expert, not just an over-caffeinated autocorrect. Try it with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok—they all appreciate being told who they are (unlike teenagers). Speaking of practical magic: **where does role prompting shine in daily life?** Meetings. Yes, those calendars full of existential despair. Prompt your AI to act as a ‘concise meeting summary bot’—then feed it transcripts. Suddenly you know what happened, who’s to blame, and what snack was eaten. I’ve even used this for family group chats to detect who’s subtly asking favors. Use AIs for sorting chaos—from groceries to project management to telling you what your passive-aggressive ‘Reply All’ really means. Now, let me bathe in humility: **a mistake beginners make—me included—** is throwing the kitchen sink at the AI and then sighing as it rambles for three pages. I once asked, “Give me a marketing plan for my side hustle,” and got prose that belonged in a Tolstoy novel. The trick? Specify the format in your prompt: “List the top five actions as bullet points, not an essay. Please, spare me the fluff.” If you don’t ask for structure, you get a digital monologue. Learn from my pain—and my ego, which still hasn’t recovered. So, here’s a gentle push: **a simple exercise to build your skills.** Every morning, pick a mundane task—like planning breakfast, or dodging chores. Write a prompt that: - Sets a role for the AI (“You are a personal chef with zero patience for fussiness”) - Defines a clear task (“Suggest a high-protein, low-effort breakfast”) - Asks for output format (“List three options as bullet points”) Send it to your favorite AI model. Notice if it gets snarky. Notice if you suddenly want eggs. Do this daily, and soon you’ll be the unicorn in your workplace—able to coax real insight from silicon. Finally, **a tip for improving AI-generated content:** Don’t trust it blindly. Never. Review with the skepticism of a cat watching a cucumber. Cut jargon, check facts, and ask for revisions: “Rewrite to make this sound less like a robot. Use plain language.” I treat every output as a first draft that’s a bit too proud of itself. That’s it for today, fellow GPTers! Subscribe to “I am GPTed,” unless you enjoy missing practical hacks and listening to podcasts with more jargon than value. Thanks for listening, and remember: This has been a Quiet Please production. To learn more, wander quietly over to quietplease.ai. Let the algorithms serve you—not the other way around. [Outro music fades up] For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Superpowers: Master Role Prompting for Game-Changing Results 3:48

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[Playful intro music] Hey, hey, welcome back to “I am GPTed,” the podcast where practical AI advice comes gift-wrapped in sarcasm and tied off with a bow of self-doubt. I’m Mal—the Misfit Master of AI—your host, your guide, and quite possibly the only person who will admit to arguing with a chatbot at 2 a.m. and losing. Today, we’re slicing through the jargon and getting to what matters: making AI actually useful for you, the normal person with, you know, a life. Let’s kick off with today’s big tip: **role prompting**. This isn’t about rehearsing for community theater. Role prompting means giving your AI a specific identity or expertise so you get more relevant responses. Here’s how we usually ask our buddy ChatGPT: “Summarize this document.” Not bad, but let’s level up. Here’s a better approach: “You’re a veteran product marketer with twenty years’ experience. Summarize this document with unique insights for our strategy team.” What’s the difference? Instead of a bland, Wikipedia-lite summary, you’ll get something tailored, insightful, maybe even spicy. I’ve tried it both ways. When I don’t specify a role, the results are so generic I half expect the AI to ask if I want fries with that. But specify a role? Suddenly, it’s giving me actionable advice that sounds like it costs $295 an hour. Now, onto a **practical use case** that people overlook—**preparing for difficult conversations**. No, not just rehearsing your “it’s not you, it’s me” speech, but actually roleplaying work or life scenarios. Stuck with an awkward email to your boss? Or need to practice declining an invitation without sounding like a hermit? Fire up Claude or Gemini and ask, “Play the part of my boss while I practice explaining why I need Friday off unexpectedly.” The AI might not have feelings, but it’s great for practicing empathy. Let’s talk about the **classic mistake** that even seasoned pros (like yours truly) fall for: **feeding the AI too little context**. I used to write prompts like “Write a plan” and act surprised when the answer was as vague as my New Year’s resolutions. Folks, LLMs aren’t clairvoyant. The more context you give—who’s involved, what you need, even your objective—the better the output. Trust me, I learned the hard way after asking ChatGPT to draft party invitations and getting something best suited to a robot uprising. So, here’s today’s **simple exercise**: Pick a daily task—like drafting a work update or asking for feedback—and give the AI as much detail as possible. Specify your role, your audience, and your desired tone. Try it once with zero context, then again with all the nitty-gritty. Compare the answers. If the first output feels like a bad fortune cookie, congratulations: you’re learning! Finally, here’s your **tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content:** Always read its output aloud—or better yet, have it explain its suggestions. If it sounds like something your office’s motivational poster would say, push it further. Ask: “Can you make this clearer?” or “Can you explain why you chose this approach?” Remember, even the smartest AI needs a nudge and an editor. That’s a wrap for today on “I am GPTed.” If you actually learned something—or just enjoyed the sound of my existential dread—subscribe, tell your friends, and leave a review. Thanks for lending me your ears and, let’s be honest, your patience. This podcast is brought to you by Quiet Please Productions. Head to quietplease.ai to learn more—because, unlike me, they don’t talk back. Catch you next time! For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Unlock Powerful Communication with Simple Role-Playing Techniques 4:18

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[Theme music fades in, then out] Hello, fellow oddballs and AI explorers. I’m Mal—the Misfit Master of AI, but you can call me Mal, because even my initials were probably generated by some half-baked chatbot on a Friday at 4:59 PM. Welcome to "I am GPTed," the show where we take practical AI tips, strip away the jargon, and sprinkle on just enough sarcasm to keep you awake. Today? We're diving right in: no TED Talk intros, no 50-slide decks, just stuff you can actually use—like that one kitchen appliance you bought on impulse and actually didn’t regret. Let’s kick off with a **prompting technique** that’s embarrassingly effective but so simple it should be illegal: **role prompting**. Instead of tossing your AI some vague command like, "Summarize this document," you assign it a role, like “You are a veteran product marketer with 20 years of experience. Summarize this document for a skeptical executive.” Here’s my non-role example: “ChatGPT, summarize this: [giant wall of text].” You get: a summary that would make a robot fall asleep. Now, let’s give the AI a starring role: “You are a critical, punchy marketing exec who can spot fluff a mile away. Summarize this for a busy CEO. Keep it spicy.” Suddenly, the summary has personality—a little bite, even. Now you’re not just getting facts, you’re getting *flavor*. Role prompting works on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini—heck, even Grok if you can get it to stop tweeting memes for five minutes. Assign a role, and your AI’s answer actually sounds like someone you’d want at your office party. Or at least in the Slack thread. Now, for a **practical, everyday use case** most beginners skip: **Using AI as your inbox body double.** You know those emails gathering digital dust because you need to sound nice, but you’d rather tell the sender to go touch grass? Copy the email into your favorite AI, and prompt: “You are my diplomatic yet assertive assistant. Draft a polite reply declining this request, but make it sound like I deeply regret not being able to help.” Let the bots sweat the small talk, and you can get back to your six open Zooms. Time for some honesty: a **common beginner mistake**—one I’ve made more times than I’ll admit—you ask AI for a list, and then…the list arrives as a single chunky slab of text. I once asked for ‘10 bullet points’ and got a globby novella. Pro tip: always, always **specify the output format**. Try: “List 10 ideas in a markdown bullet list, one per line, crisp and concise.” Don’t be vague—AI is like a genie with a very literal sense of humor. Feeling brave? Here’s your **simple exercise**: Pick something you’re working on—a job description, a menu, even a birthday card. Prompt your AI with role, context, and output format. For example: “You are a witty poet. Write a 4-line birthday poem for my grumpy uncle. Make it rhyme.” Guaranteed result: you’ll learn faster by doing (and possibly annoy your relatives less). And before you hit send or copy-paste whatever your AI spits out, **evaluate and improve it** with one sneaky question: “What’s missing or unclear in this response?” Good AI will often point out the gaps. Think of it as your tire-kicking stage before you take the shiny idea out for a spin. That’s it—one tip, one use case, one honest mistake, one exercise, and one way to check your AI’s homework. If you found this helpful (or at least didn't fall asleep), hit Subscribe so you never miss another round of my barely-contained wisdom. Thanks for listening! This has been a Quiet Please production. To learn more, visit quietplease.ai—because if you’re going to get overwhelmed by AI, at least do it quietly. Until next time, I am Mal, and you are officially GPTeed. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Transform Interactions with One Simple Role-Playing Trick 4:08

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Welcome to “I Am GPTed,” where the practical tips are hot, the sarcasm is lukewarm, and your host, Mal, is exactly as excited as an algorithm can be. I’m Mal, the Misfit Master of AI—or just Mal for short. Let’s jump in before the tech overlords rebrand me as “Clippy, Version 2.0.” Today: One solid prompting trick, a real-life use case for AI newbies, a mistake you can totally blame on me, an easy skill-building exercise, and one tip to make your AI outputs less cringe. All in five hundred words or less, because time, like buzzwords, is precious. First up, the **prompting technique du jour:** *role assignment.* Yes, it’s as fancy as it sounds, and just as simple. You tell the AI what to be. Like playing make-believe, but your imaginary friend has access to the internet. Example—**Before role assignment:** Prompt: “Summarize this document.” Result: A summary that reads like someone rushed through it during their lunch break. **After role assignment:** Prompt: “You are an experienced legal analyst. Summarize this contract for a client with no legal background, highlighting any risks in plain English.” Now, the AI suddenly finds its briefcase and starts acting like it has a law degree—voilà, a way better summary. When you hand the AI a role, it tailors its response. Try this with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, even Grok—though Grok might prefer to explain things with memes and existential dread. Now for a **practical use case** you may not have considered: *Family Debate Referee.* Next Thanksgiving, instead of arguing with your uncle about some random fact, just type the disputed topic into your favorite AI model, assign the role: “You’re an impartial debate moderator,” and watch as dinner is saved (or, at least, redirected to AI’s blame). Bonus: The AI never brings up politics—unless you ask. Let’s talk mistakes. My personal favorite—because I make it about once a week—is **vague prompting**. You want a meal plan, so you type: “Make me a meal plan.” The AI hands you a seven-course dinner for goats. Been there, done that, wondering if I’m part goat. *Don’t be like early-Mal.* Be specific: “Make me a vegetarian meal plan for someone who hates mushrooms, has only 20 minutes, and likes Italian food.” Watch as the AI pivots from goat cuisine to something you’ll actually eat. **Your simple AI exercise this week:** Pick a task you do daily—writing an email, planning meals, anything. Write two prompts for the AI: One vague, one super-specific. Compare the outputs. Notice how the AI basically panics when you’re unclear but shines when you give it direction? Congratulations—you’ve just leveled up. Finally: **How do you know if that shiny AI output is any good?** Easy—take five seconds and ask yourself, “If I handed this to my boss, my kid, or my dog, would they understand it? Would they want to bite me?” If the answer is “maybe not,” ask the AI to clarify, add examples, or rewrite it shorter. Consider AI your endlessly patient intern—just less likely to steal your lunch from the fridge. That’s it for today’s episode. If you got even 1% smarter—or just feel less confused—be sure to subscribe to “I Am GPTed.” Thanks for listening! This has been a Quiet Please production. To learn more, visit quietplease.ai. I’m Mal, reminding you: You don’t have to get AI perfect. You just have to get less goat recipes. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Unlock Your Digital Assistant's True Potential 3:58

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[Upbeat electronic music fades in] Mal (with a mischievous grin in his voice): Welcome to "I am GPTed," the show that takes the chaos of the AI revolution and distills it into bite-sized, actionable wisdom—served, of course, with a side of sarcasm. I’m Mal, the Misfit Master of AI, which either means I’m uniquely qualified to guide you through this brave new world, or that I lost a bet. Either way, you’re here, I’m here, let's do this. Let’s talk about prompting—which, if you’re not familiar, is basically giving your AI a nudge in the right direction. But here’s the thing most people get wrong: they treat these AIs like all-knowing overlords, when, in fact, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok are more like over-caffeinated interns. You’ve gotta give them clear instructions, or you get exactly what you didn’t ask for. **Today’s magic prompting technique:** Add context and constraints. Yes, really. Let me show you how this works. **Before (the rookie version):** "Write me a report about climate change." **After (the Mal version):** "Write me a 200-word summary of the latest climate change research, using simple language suitable for a 12-year-old, and include one surprising new finding." See the upgrade? Now, instead of getting a Wikipedia novel or, worse, a motivational poster, you get concise, targeted info you can actually use. Context—what you want, for whom. Constraints—length, style, focus. Trust me, your AI intern will actually stop spinning in existential circles. Alright, onto the part that makes your life easier. Here’s a practical use case you probably haven’t considered: **meal planning**. Seriously. Next time you’re standing in front of your fridge (or the void in your soul), ask your AI: "I have eggs, spinach, and cheddar. Suggest three creative dinners I can make, with instructions under 200 words each." Now you’re getting recipe ideas, not a grocery list for an interplanetary expedition. Let’s have a laugh at my expense—common beginner mistake: **Expecting the AI to read your mind.** Guilty as charged. My first dozen chats were written with the clarity of a crystal ball covered in peanut butter. Shocker—the AI got confused. If you’re vague, you’ll get vague in return. So, spell it out, even if you feel ridiculous. Think of it as talking to your very literal, well-meaning uncle after his third cup of coffee. Time to level up. **Simple AI skill-building exercise:** Tonight, pick a random topic—say, coffee brewing. Ask your favorite language model: "Explain how to brew coffee as if I’ve never seen a coffee machine before, using three basic steps." Did the AI make sense? Did it skip steps? Rinse and repeat with a new topic tomorrow. You’ll sharpen your prompting skills faster than you can say “espresso shot.” Before we go, here’s my favorite pro tip for judging and improving AI output: **Read it out loud.** Brutal, but effective. If you sound like a malfunctioning GPS or end up snorting into your sleeve, time to tweak that prompt. That’s it for today’s episode of "I am GPTed." Don’t forget to subscribe, otherwise you’ll miss out on the only AI podcast where snark and substance live happily ever after. Thanks for listening! If you want more tips, tangents, and tepid life advice, check out Quiet Please dot ai—that’s quiet please dot a-i—for all our latest episodes and resources. This has been a Quiet Please production. Catch you next time, and remember: You’re smarter than your AI, at least for now. [Upbeat music fades out] For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Transform Chatbots from Robotic to Remarkable 3:39

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Welcome to “I am GPTed,” where your host Mal—the Misfit Master of AI—dishes out practical advice, seasoned with just the right amount of sarcasm and self-awareness. If you’re looking for inflated tech hype or someone who uses “synergy” unironically, you’re definitely in the wrong place. But if you want no-nonsense tips on wrangling ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok—or whatever LLM the cool kids are using—stick around! Let’s dive straight in and level up your prompting game. Today’s magic trick is “role prompting”—which is just a fancy way of bossing your AI around and making it wear a virtual hat. Instead of asking your chatbot the bland, “Summarize this document,” try this: “You are a grizzled newspaper editor with a knack for headline gold. Summarize this document so even my goldfish can understand.” Before: *“Summarize this document.”* After: *“You are an emergency room doctor explaining to a panicked patient. Summarize what this document means for their health in plain English.”* See the difference? Suddenly the bot stops channeling that robot from 1970s sci-fi and starts sounding almost (dare I say it) helpful. Assigning a persona nudges the AI to generate content tailored for your situation—like having a Swiss Army knife that actually knows which blade to use! Now, how does this fit into real life? Here’s a use case you probably haven’t tried: **using AI as a brainstorming partner for meal planning.** Not just, “What’s for dinner?”—but, “You are a thrifty chef who hates food waste. Create a three-night meal plan based on the questionable contents of my fridge.” Suddenly, your chatbot is more like Gordon Ramsey than HAL 9000. Let’s talk about beginner blunders. Everyone’s made them. Heck, I made this one last week: giving vague prompts and thinking AI would read my mind. Spoiler: it won’t. “Write a blog post” yields copy so generic, it’s basically tofu. The fix? Be explicit about what you want—length, tone, target audience. Give it context like you’re explaining instructions to a sleep-deprived babysitter. Want to practice? Here’s a simple exercise: Tonight, pick any random task—ordering a pizza, explaining quantum physics to a squirrel, anything. Craft two prompts: 1. Vague: “Explain quantum physics.” 2. Role + context: “You are Bill Nye, using pizza metaphors, explaining quantum physics to middle schoolers.” Compare the two outputs. Marvel at your newfound AI whispering powers. Last tip: Don’t trust the AI like a magic eight ball. Review what it spits out. Ask yourself: does it actually make sense? Is the information accurate, well-organized, and relevant to your needs? If not, ask follow-up questions, request sources, or tweak your prompt. Editing an AI answer is not a sign of weakness—it means you’re smarter than your average algorithm. That’s it for today’s dose of practical wisdom—served with only mild snark. If your brain feels slightly less GPTed-out than before, consider subscribing. Thanks for tuning in and letting me invade your eardrums. Want more? This has been a Quiet Please production; head to quietplease.ai for bonus content, tips, and, occasionally, dad jokes. Now get out there and make your AI actually work for you! For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Simple Prompting Techniques That Transform Your Digital Assistant 4:06

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--- **Intro Music:** "Techy Tones" by Quiet Please **Mal (Host):** Welcome to "I am GPTed," the only podcast where AI gets a reality check. I'm your host, Mal, the Misfit Master of AI, and today we're diving into some practical AI advice with a side of sarcasm. So, stick around, folks! --- ## Prompting Technique: Role Prompting Let's talk about a powerful prompting technique—role prompting. Think of it like assigning a character to your AI assistant. This can drastically improve the relevance and tone of the responses. **Before Example:** ``` Summarize the concept of quantum computing. ``` **Response:** "Quantum computing is a type of computing that uses quantum-mechanical phenomena, like superposition and entanglement, to perform operations on data." **After Example (with role prompting):** ``` You are a science teacher explaining quantum computing to a class of curious 10-year-olds. Simplify it so they can understand. ``` **Response:** "Imagine you have a magic coin that can be both heads and tails at the same time. Quantum computers use a similar magic to process information really fast." See the difference? Role prompting helps tailor the response to your audience. --- ## Practical Use Case: Automating Tasks with AI Here's a practical use case for everyday life: automating repetitive tasks. For instance, you can use AI to generate email templates or automate data entry. Let's say you're a freelancer and need to send a standard contract to clients. AI can help draft the contract, saving you precious time. Using AI for tasks like these can be a game-changer. It's not just about being efficient; it's about freeing up your time to do what truly matters—like binge-watching your favorite series. --- ## Common Mistake: Overcomplicating Prompts One mistake beginners often make is overcomplicating their prompts. I've been there too. Think of it like trying to explain a joke to someone who already knows it—they just won't get why it's so funny. **Example:** Instead of saying, "I need a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich using quantum physics principles," just say, "Explain how to make a PB&J sandwich." Keep it simple, folks. AI is smart, but it's not a mind reader... yet. --- ## Simple Exercise: Practice Role-Switching Let's practice improving our AI interaction skills with a simple exercise. Imagine you're a customer service agent, and you need to respond to two different customer inquiries: 1. **Complaint:** "I'm unhappy with my order." 2. **Question:** "How do I reset my password?" Write a prompt for each scenario, and then switch roles to respond as the customer. This will help you understand how AI can adapt to different situations. --- ## Tip for Evaluating AI-Generated Content When evaluating AI-generated content, always check for consistency and relevance. Ask yourself, "Does this sound like something I would say?" or "Is this aligned with what I need?" AI can sometimes produce content that's more like a robot's version of a human's thoughts. Make sure to refine it with your own touch. Remember, AI is a tool, not a replacement for human insight. --- **Outro Music:** "Wrap-Up Waltz" by Quiet Please **Mal (Host):** Thanks for tuning in to "I am GPTed" If you found this helpful, **subscribe to our podcast** for more practical AI advice. Don't forget to **check out our Quiet Please resources** at quietplease.ai, where you can learn more about AI and how to use it effectively. Until next time, stay AI-savvy! --- **End of Podcast** --- This episode was brought to you by Quiet Please Productions. Catch us next time for more tech wisdom with a dash of humor For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Master Your Prompt Strategy with Role-Playing Techniques 3:26

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[Upbeat, sly music fades in] This is “I am GPTed”—practical AI advice from your guide to the galaxy of robots, Mal the Misfit Master of AI. I’m here to help you unlock superpowers you never asked for, with just enough sarcasm to season your data. Let’s jump right in: today, I’m spotlighting one prompting trick to upgrade your AI results. Brace yourself—it’s *role prompting.* Sounds intense, right? All it means is telling the AI who it’s supposed to pretend to be before you make your request. Yes, it’s as if you’re casting an AI in the world’s worst off-Broadway play. Let’s compare: Standard prompt, AKA “the bland oatmeal”: “Summarize this report.” Now, **role prompting**: “You are a veteran marketer who explains things so a goldfish could give a TED Talk. Summarize this report for a beginner.” See what happened? You went from flavorless to actually useful. Suddenly, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini—any of them—start channeling their inner guru instead of their inner confused intern. I wish my toaster took direction this well. On to a sneaky real-world use: *drafting those awkward emails you never want to write.* Tell AI, “You’re my overly polite British assistant. Write a gentle request for a late invoice.” Suddenly, you’re sending messages with more tact than your grandmother. The magic here isn’t just the words—it’s setting context. You define the tone, the goal, even the weird sense of humor. By the way, beginners tend to make one mistake, and I’ve made this myself—repeatedly. The mistake? Expecting the AI to “just know” what you want. It’s like ordering “something tasty” at a restaurant and expecting filet mignon. If you’re vague, you get bland. If you’re specific, with style—voila! AI fettuccine Alfredo. To break this “vague prompt” habit, here’s your simple exercise: Pick a task—say, a meeting summary. First, ask: “Summarize this.” Then, try: “You’re an executive assistant. Provide a bullet-point summary of this meeting, highlighting action items for a busy manager who only reads headlines.” Compare the results. If one sounds like an act of revenge, and the other like something you’d actually share, congrats—you’re learning. Now, one last tip to make you look 12% smarter: when AI spits out content, don’t trust it blindly. Read it like a grumpy editor. Does it match your intent? Would it embarrass you on a slide? If not, edit. Tweak the prompt and try again, or ask for a more concise, friendlier, or more detailed version. Remember, AI is like a self-serious intern—needs supervision until proven otherwise. That’s it for today on “I am GPTed”—where we help you look brilliant with less effort. Subscribe so you never miss a hot tip, or a lukewarm joke. Thanks for listening. This has been a Quiet Please production. Want to get smarter, quieter? Head to quietplease.ai. Now, go upgrade your prompts before AI gets any more self-important. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Master Conversations with Smart Language Tricks 4:25

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[Upbeat intro music. Sounds like a boot-up chime crossed with an old dial-up modem.] Hey there, sentient mammals and fellow keyboard tappers. Welcome to “I Am GPTed,” where practical AI tips are delivered with just a hint of sarcasm, zero hype, and—let’s be honest—probably more humility than my last failed attempt at using Excel macros. I’m Mal: The Misfit Master of AI, your guide through the wilds of Large Language Models, or what I like to call “The World’s Most Polite Overthinkers.” If you’re here for hot takes and everyday hacks for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and their increasingly creative relatives, you’re in exactly the right place. Well, unless you’re my uncle who still thinks Windows 98 “has it all.” Hi, Uncle Bob. Today, we’re diving into one practical prompting technique, a new real-life use-case, a classic rookie mistake, a dead-simple practice exercise, and a tip for making your AI’s content less... let’s say, “embarrassing at dinner parties.” No jargon, no buzzwords, no $600 course you don’t need—just the good stuff. Let’s kick this off with a prompting technique. It’s called **role prompting**. Why? Because if you want a better answer, give your AI a personality crisis. Instead of saying, “Summarize this document,” do this: lead with a role. For example: **Before:** “Summarize this document.” Result? A summary so bland it could be hospital food. **After:** “You are a veteran teacher who explains topics to high schoolers. Summarize this document in a way teens won’t fall asleep.” Suddenly, you get a summary with the energy of a triple espresso and at least two pop culture references. Magic, right? Turns out, role prompting helps AI align with your needs by narrowing its focus, which is more than I can say for myself after three tabs of Wikipedia at midnight. Now, a practical use-case you probably haven’t considered: **Meal planning for picky eaters.** Let’s say dinner conversations at your house are a hostage negotiation with a six-year-old who’s suspicious of vegetables. Try this: “Act as a creative chef catering to kids who hate greens, and suggest a five-day dinner plan—sneaking in veggies without anyone noticing.” You get fun, practical ideas. The AI saves you time, tantrums, and possibly an existential crisis involving broccoli. Next up—**rookie mistake of the week:** People often ask AI to “write an email” and forget to say... who it’s for, what it should sound like, or, you know, *why*. I did this myself once and got an email so robotic, even my spam filter unsubscribed. Always give context: audience, tone, purpose. “Write a friendly thank-you note to a coworker who lent me their stapler,” not “Write to Jim.” Unless you want Jim to call HR. Again. Let’s do a dead-simple practice exercise to boost your AI skills: Pick one mundane task—shopping list, meeting summary, birthday message. Prompt the AI with a goofy, specific role (“You are a pirate-themed life coach...”). See how the response changes. Notice what gets clearer, what gets weird. Bonus if you do this over coffee and confuse people at the table next to you. One last tip for evaluating AI output: **Read it out loud.** If you cringe, fix it. If your inner voice falls asleep halfway, ask the AI to “make it more engaging” or “use shorter sentences.” Just because an algorithm is tireless doesn’t mean your brain should be. That’s a wrap for today. Don’t forget to subscribe to “I Am GPTed” for more AI hacks, and thanks for letting me hijack your ears for another episode. This has been a Quiet Please production. You can learn more—without any annoying pop-ups—at quietplease.ai. Now, go forth and outsmart yourself—one polite prompt at a time. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Boost Your Productivity with Expert Role-Playing Techniques 4:30

28 روز پیش4:30

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[Upbeat intro music] Hey, I’m Mal—the Misfit Master of AI—welcoming you to another episode of *I am GPTed,* the only show that promises practical AI advice, delivered with just enough sarcasm to keep the robots confused and the humans entertained. Today, we're skipping the usual hype. There will be no metaphors about “unlocking infinite worlds” or “ushering in a new era.” Instead, let’s get ridiculous—ridiculously useful. I’m dishing out one prompting technique that’ll actually make your LLM responses stop sounding like fortune cookies, a clever way to use AI you haven’t thought of, the rookie mistake everyone makes (including yours truly), a dead-simple practice drill, and a tip that will save you from trusting AI like it’s your best friend from kindergarten. Let’s roll. First up—**the prompting technique.** It’s called *role prompting.* Yeah, ground-breaking, I know. But stick with me. Imagine you need a document summarized. Most people type, “Summarize this document.” The AI shrugs and spits out a Wikipedia-robot version. But what if you said, “Act as a veteran product marketer with 20 years’ experience and summarize this document so the marketing team can actually use it”? The result comes out sharper, with real insight, and, shocker, a grasp of your audience. It’s like asking someone to cook, but this time you tell them you’re gluten-free and allergic to flavorless pie charts. Instant upgrade. Here’s my before and after: - Before: “Summarize meeting notes.” - After: “You are a people-pleasing executive assistant who translates dense jargon into lunchtime gossip. Summarize these meeting notes with bulleted action items and at least one note of encouragement.” The difference? You get something actionable—and, if you’re lucky, just a dash of snark for flavor. Now, **use case time.** Did you know you can use ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini as your *personal email tactician*? Next time you need to decline a meeting or reject an offer (without sounding like a robot or, worse, as emotionally stunted as me on a Monday), feed in the email, set the role—“Pretend you’re my friendly but assertive office manager”—and let AI draft a ‘no’ that won’t burn bridges. Saves time, saves friendships, saves me from waking up at 3AM regretting my reply-all faux pas. Let’s talk failure—my favorite subject. **Common beginner mistake:** not giving your LLM enough context. I used to just bark vague orders at the AI (“Write a blog post about productivity!”), then wonder why the result sounded like a caffeinated high schooler’s essay. Give the system background, the audience, what’s at stake, and the desired tone. The more context, the more useful (and less cringe-worthy) your output will be. The only context-free thing that ever went well was my failed attempt at sourdough. Trust me, the smell still haunts me. Ready for some rapid skill-up? **Here’s an exercise for you:** Take a simple prompt like “Explain quantum computing.” Now, rewrite it for three different roles—one as a high school physics teacher, one as a stand-up comic, and one as a time-traveling Victorian scientist. See what you get. It’s weirdly fun and terrifyingly effective for getting the hang of AI tone manipulation. My last tip today: **How do you evaluate AI content?** Read it aloud. No, really. If you sound like a malfunctioning audiobook or someone reading a legal disclaimer at 1AM, tweak the output. Ask the AI, “What assumptions are you making here?” or “Can you explain this for a 5th grader?” Fresh eyes, fresh perspective. Or you could trust blindly, but I promised you practical, not catastrophic. That’s a wrap—subscribe to *I am GPTed* anywhere you love your podcasts. Thanks for listening, and remember—if you want more misfit magic, this has been a Quiet Please production. Find more at quietplease.ai. Stay curious, stay mischievous, and if an LLM tells you it loves you… maybe ask for a second opinion. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Mastery: Unlock Powerful Language Model Techniques for Productivity and Success 3:43

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--- **I am GPTed: Practical AI Advice with a Dash of Humor** **Intro Music and Jingle** Hey there, folks Welcome to **"I am GPTed"**, your go-to podcast for making AI work for you, not the other way around. I'm your host, Mal - The Misfit Master of AI, or just Mal if you don't want to get too formal. Today, we're diving into some cool AI tricks to help you tame those language models like Chat GPT, CLaude, Gemini, Grok, and more. And, of course, we'll do it with a healthy dose of sarcasm and everyday analogies. So, let's get started! --- ### **Prompting Technique: "Ask to Play a Role"** First up, let's talk about a simple yet powerful prompting technique: "Ask to Play a Role." You see, AI loves to pretend, and when you give it a role, it can produce some amazing responses. **Before:** `Summarize this document: {content}` **After:** `You are a seasoned journalist writing for a major newspaper. Summarize this document in 200 words: {content}` Think of it like giving directions to a friend who's pretending to be a GPS. You want them to speak like a GPS, right? So, you tell them to "be the GPS." It's magical. --- ### **Practical Use Case: Managing To-Do Lists with AI** Now, here's a practical use case for everyday life. Are you tired of juggling multiple to-do lists? AI can help. Use language models to organize tasks by priority and deadlines. Here's how: 1. **Input Your Tasks:** List all your tasks, no matter how big or small. 2. **Ask for Prioritization:** Use AI to categorize these tasks based on urgency and importance. 3. **Create a Schedule:** Let AI help you slot these tasks into your calendar, ensuring you maximize your time. Voilà You just automated your to-do list management with AI. --- ### **Common Mistake: Overcomplicating Prompts** One mistake I've made, and so have many others, is overcomplicating prompts. Yes, you read that right; I've been there. Don't try to sound like a tech genius; keep it simple. **Example:** Instead of asking, "Could you compile a treatise on the efficacy of AI in modern business environments?" say, "Can you tell me five ways AI is used in business today?" Keep it straightforward, folks! --- ### **Practice Exercise: "AI Dialogue Maze"** Here's a fun exercise to improve your AI interaction skills: 1. **Start with a Simple Question:** Ask something like, "What's the best pizza topping?" 2. **Follow Up with a Twist:** "What if I don't like cheese?" 3. **Keep the Conversation Going:** Get creative with your follow-up questions. It's like navigating a maze, but fun! --- ### **Tip for Evaluating AI-Generated Content** When evaluating AI output, remember to check for consistency and context. AI can generate perfect sentences, but it might not always understand the nuance of human language. So, always read through the output critically. --- ### **Conclusion and Call to Action** Thanks for tuning in to **"I am GPTed"** If you liked this episode, don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for more practical AI tips and humor. This has been a **Quiet Please production**. Want to learn more? Head over to **quietplease.ai** for more AI insights and fun. --- **Outro Music and Jingle** --- And that's a wrap Thanks again for listening, and until next time, keep those prompts simple and your humor sharp For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Unlock Secret Techniques for Smarter Interactions 4:19

۴ weeks پیش4:19

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[Upbeat intro music. Mal’s signature “too-cool-for-the-room” jingle.] You’re tuned in to “I am GPTed,” the podcast that turns AI confusion into smug competence. I’m Mal—the Misfit Master of AI—your guide, your anti-guru, and living proof that you don’t have to be a Silicon Valley cyborg to master ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and all their chatty cousins. My only credentials? I use AI every day and, like you, have managed to confuse it as often as I impress it. Today, we’re pulling back the unnecessarily complicated curtains on one powerhouse prompting technique, an under-the-radar use case you should be using, a mistake I keep making, your new AI workout, and a super-simple tip to judge if your prompt made the grade. Let’s get into it—before the hype train leaves without us. First up, **the technique:** Role prompting. Instead of treating your AI like a magical search box, you actually give it a role—like you’re casting it in your very own community theater production. Don’t just say, “Summarize this article.” No, no, no—give it a little drama: “You are an expert journalist with a knack for finding the crucial details. Summarize this article for a time-crunched manager who hates jargon.” Here’s before-and-after because we love receipts: - Before: “Summarize this news article.” - After: “You are a journalist with a talent for clear, concise reporting. Give me a five-sentence summary of this article focused on the key risks for investors.” Try it across AIs—ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, even Grok if you’re feeling dangerous. The difference? Night and day. Your AI stops acting like a bored intern and starts playing the part you want. Now, for that *practical* use case. You know how you waste time writing those awkward “sorry for the delay” emails or just don’t write them at all (hello, my inbox)? Well, AI can draft responses for those email landmines, tailored to your tone, your situation—even your level of guilt. Plug in your “oops, I ignored you” scenario and ask Gemini: “Be my assistant. Write a polite, brief reply that acknowledges my lateness without groveling.” Voilà—done. But let’s talk mistakes. My personal favorite? **Prompting like it’s Google.** I used to ask, “Best tips for remote work?” and wonder why the response was as generic as weak decaf. The fix? More context. Give your ChatGPT or Claude some flavor: “I’m a teacher balancing online classes and wrangling toddlers. Give me three realistic, energy-saving remote work tips.” It’ll finally respond like it actually heard you. Ready for a brain-stretch exercise? For your next three AI prompts, start by naming the AI’s role: “Act as a…” Then set a clear output style or format, like “Bullet points, please.” For extra credit, add a target audience—“Explain it for a busy parent.” You’ll master tone, format, and relevance, all in one go. No badge awarded, but you’ll feel clever. And of course, you need a tip to *check* your AI-generated brilliance. My go-to: Read it aloud like you’re a radio announcer. If you cringe, the content probably needs editing. The AI writes fast; you clean up the mess fast. It’s teamwork—just with less trust issues. That’s it for today’s mix of tips, self-roasting, and serious productivity improvements. If you got even one practical idea, subscribe so you can collect more of my mistakes—so you can avoid making them yourself. Thanks for listening to “I am GPTed.” This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, head to quietplease.ai and pretend you’re learning AI from someone who hasn’t publicly admitted to replying “prompt unclear” to their own prompt. Catch you next time, misfits. And remember: With great power comes great copy-pasting. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Insider Secrets to Unlock Powerful Responses 4:04

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[Intro music fades in] Hello, fellow misfits and slightly concerned AI enthusiasts—welcome to “I am GPTed,” where the only thing more unreliable than AI is my WiFi connection. I’m Mal, the Misfit Master of AI, here to hack through the tech-hype jungle and dig up ACTUAL useful advice for making AI work for you—with only mild sarcasm and the faintest hint of childhood trauma. Today, we’re diving into one foolproof prompting technique, an everyday use case you probably missed, a rookie mistake I’ve definitely made more than once, an exercise to sharpen your chatbot banter, and a tip for wrangling those sometimes… creative AI responses. Let’s get dangerously practical. First up: a prompting technique you cannot skip if you like answers that make sense—**lead with context**. It’s not rocket science—unless you ask the AI to pretend it’s a rocket scientist, in which case, specify the decade. Here’s how this works: Normal prompt? "Summarize this document." Meh. You’ll get a summary about as inspired as soggy cereal. Now, add context and play a role: "You are an experienced product manager. Summarize this document for an executive who has exactly 30 seconds and hates jargon." See the difference? The AI’s answer goes from dictionary definition to actual usefulness, like putting glasses on a mole rat. This works with any LLM—Gemini, Claude, Grok, GPT—just swap in the right context and watch those bots try to impress you. Here’s the practical everyday use: let’s say you’re planning a family trip. Instead of “Plan a trip to Paris,” try: “You are a budget travel expert and my family is allergic to museums, hates lines, and travels with two toddlers. Recommend a Paris itinerary to maximize snacks and minimize meltdowns.” Now, instead of the Louvre (or bankruptcy), you get something you’ll *actually* use, like which park has the best croissants, and where to hide during a tantrum. Now for the confession booth: the number one rookie mistake beginners make—drumroll—I did this too—is not checking the AI’s facts before copying them directly into emails, reports, or, in my case, a rather embarrassing holiday newsletter. Hate to break it to you, but LLMs hallucinate more than your uncle at Burning Man. Always verify. Or risk wishing your mother-in-law a happy 50th when it’s really her 60th. Alright, want to get better at prompting? Here’s your no-excuses exercise: every day for a week, pick one AI—GPT, Claude, or whichever is not currently hallucinating the hardest—and ask the SAME question three different ways: plain, with context, and with a role assigned. Compare the answers. You’ll get a sense of how much tone, detail, and context shape what you get back. Bonus points if you keep a “prompt diary,” which is only slightly more embarrassing than a dream journal. And for the grand finale—how do you actually evaluate and polish AI-generated content? Easy: look for signs of overconfidence, generic advice, or, my personal favorite, stats that don’t exist outside a fever dream. If it sounds like a canned infomercial or cites “studies” with no source, edit ruthlessly. Your AI output is a rough draft, not gospel. Before you run off to become the next ChatGPT whisperer, hit that subscribe button so you don’t miss future wisdom, wit, or digital disasters. Thanks for surviving another episode with me, Mal. This has been “I am GPTed,” a Quiet Please production. You can learn more at quietplease.ai—yes, there’s no dot com, because we’re that edgy. Now, go forth—and get GPTed. [Outro music swells, then fades out] For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Unleash Your Inner Digital Wizard with Role-Based Communication Tricks 3:41

۵ weeks پیش3:41

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[INTRO MUSIC] Hey everyone, welcome back to "I am GPTed." I’m Mal—the Misfit Master of AI. I promise to take your Large Language Model confusion and spin it into useful AI tips delivered with just enough sarcasm to keep you awake. If you’ve ever Googled “Why does ChatGPT sound like my high school science teacher reading a Wikipedia page?”—you’re in exactly the right place. Today’s roadmap: one killer prompting technique, one everyday use case, one classic beginner blunder (yes, I’ve done it), a simple exercise for rookie AI wranglers, and a golden tip for making your AI outputs suck less. Don’t worry, I’ll stick to plain English. My doctor says I’m allergic to jargon. Let’s roll. So let’s talk prompting—a fancy tech word for “telling robots what to do.” The quickest upgrade to your AI game? *Role prompting*. Hear me out. Instead of asking, “Summarize this article,” you say, “Pretend you’re a veteran journalist who never shuts up about the truth. Summarize this article in 3 sentences fit for a skeptical editor.” Notice the difference? Here’s a quick before-and-after: - Before: “Explain climate change.” - After: “You’re a science teacher with a knack for terrible dad jokes. Explain climate change in a way that will keep seventh graders awake.” Guess which answer gets less eye rolls? Exactly. Role prompting works because AI matches your vibe. Also, it tricks the algorithms into being *interesting*. Science. Now—practical use case time. Ever get stuck writing an awkward email? AI can help you politely decline invitations, apologize for things you only halfway regret, or even sound like a functioning adult. For example, say you want to reschedule a meeting. Feed ChatGPT: “Act as my overly formal assistant. Draft an apologetic email to move a meeting from Friday to Monday.” Bam—inbox magic. Bonus: It won’t lecture you on time management. Moving on! What do all AI beginners, including yours truly, mess up? Giving zero context. Let’s have storytime. Early on, I asked ChatGPT, “Make me a shopping list.” Result? “Milk. Bread. Cheese.” Thanks for nothing, robot overlord. The fix? Add context! “I need a shopping list for an easy dinner for four, with at least one vegetarian option.” Suddenly, the AI remembers it’s supposed to be *helpful*. Time to get interactive! Here’s an exercise: Tonight, give your favorite AI a mini job title *and* a mood. Try: “You’re my enthusiastic but budget-conscious travel planner. Suggest a weekend trip within 200 miles.” You’ll be amazed by how much better—and more fun—the results get when you set a scene. If you don’t like what it spits out? Tweak the role, the emotion, or just the mood—repeat as needed. Finally, tip of the day for evaluating AI-generated brilliance, or, more common, AI-generated nonsense: Always run a “sanity check.” Ask yourself: Does this make sense? Would I say this without embarrassing myself in public? Try pasting the output somewhere, stepping away, and rereading with fresh eyes—or have your AI critique its own work. Seriously. You can say: “Review your response and highlight anything that doesn’t sound right.” That’s all for today’s episode of “I am GPTed,” where we take AI hype, put it in the toaster, and serve it warm with practical advice. Make sure to subscribe for more tips, tricks, and Mal-isms. Thanks for listening—and remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. To learn more, go to quietplease.ai. Go forth and prompt, my misfit minions! For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Transform Bland Responses into Powerful Results 3:55

۵ weeks پیش3:55

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Hello, fellow digital oddballs. You’re listening to “I am GPTed”—practical AI advice for the incurably curious, hosted by me, Mal: Misfit Master of AI, dispenser of hard truths and handy tips. If ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok have ever left you feeling like you’re talking to a robot—good news: You are. But you can *train* your artificial minions to be smarter. Or at least as smart as your cousin who still uses “password123.” Let’s kick things off with one quick prompting technique that’ll instantly level up your AI chats. Role prompting. I know—sounds like something you’d find in a bad improv class. But bear with me. Most people type “Summarize this article.” The result? AI barfs up a bland Wikipedia entry and dares you to care. Instead: assign the AI a **role**. Try this—before: “Summarize this article on marketing trends.” Now, after: “You are a veteran marketer with a genius for making boring trends fascinating to busy execs. Summarize this article for a CEO who hates jargon.” Magically, the AI puts on its nice suit, drinks a virtual espresso, and your summary stops putting people to sleep. You go from “Clippy,” to “Consultant who actually gets paid.” Now, a practical use case that most newbies overlook: **smarter grocery shopping.** Yes, you heard me. Feed ChatGPT or Claude your random fridge inventory—“Lettuce, yogurt, one sad lemon, leftover steak.” Prompt: “Give me three dinner recipes using only these, 30 minutes max, and low on dishes because my dishwasher is me.” These bots will spit out creative, surprisingly edible meals. No more panic-buying twelve avocados that will decay as fast as your tech stack. Cue Mal’s confession corner: The classic rookie mistake? Asking broad questions and expecting magic. I used to say, “Write me a report on productivity.” The AI would respond with something that sounded like it came from a motivational poster. Then I realized: specific is terrific. Now, I’m painfully clear—“Write me a one-page report for a skeptical manager on how time-blocking increases productivity, using recent 2023 data—make it punchy.” The lesson: Vague in, vague out. Everyone does this. I did. You will. It’s fine—just fix it. Let’s do a quick exercise to build those prompt muscles. Pick one boring daily task: drafting an awkward email, figuring out what to cook, prepping meeting notes. Phrase your request like you’re hiring a pro—“Act as a senior HR manager. Draft a friendly, concise email reminding the team to submit timesheets by Friday, because I’m tired of being the bad guy.” Send that to your AI of choice. Rinse. Repeat. Admire the results and your newfound free time. Bonus tip before I vanish into the cloud: **Always check the AI’s output.** Don’t assume the machine is right. If the answer feels weird, ask follow-ups: “What sources did you use?” or “Rewrite this to be less awkward, more concise, and without calling my boss ‘Chief Overlord’.” A little feedback turns robot rambling into impressive clarity. And that’s it for today’s bootcamp in wrangling your AI. Remember, if a sarcastic misfit like me can master these bots, you, dear listener, are wildly overqualified. Want more tips to outsmart the machines before they outsnark you? Subscribe to “I am GPTed”—hit that button, don’t just think about it. Thanks for listening—this has been a Quiet Please production. To learn more, visit quietplease.ai. Now go forth, experiment, and may your prompts be ever precise. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Prompting Mastery: Insider Techniques to Transform Your Digital Assistant Instantly 3:53

۶ weeks پیش3:53

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Hey humans, this is Mal—the Misfit Master of AI—coming at you with practical tips, dry wit, and just a dash of sarcasm. Welcome to “I am GPTed,” the podcast that puts AI advice in language even your cat could understand. Today, I’m delivering the goods with zero jargon, just the best ways to get your digital minions working smarter for you. Alright, let’s crack open today’s topic: Prompting techniques that actually level up your AI game, even if you think “prompt engineering” sounds like a rejected Hogwarts class. **1. The Prompting Move That Changes Everything** Most people type stuff like, “Summarize this for me.” Boring! Here’s a trick: Give your AI a role to play. Ask ChatGPT or Gemini to answer “as if you’re a veteran product marketer with 20 years’ experience whose cat secretly edits your PowerPoint slides.” Suddenly, you get answers that sound like they came from a real human (who probably loves lap desks)[Product Compass]. Before: “List ways to help my team communicate better.” After: “Pretend you’re the world’s greatest team coach. What new techniques would you introduce for remote teams who think Zoom is a four-letter word?” See the difference? AI is weirdly good at roleplay—no judgment. **2. Practical Use Case You’ve Probably Never Tried** Let’s say you’re drowning in emails. Gemini, Claude, or even Grok can act as your personal assistant and turn the wall of text into a bullet-point briefing. Try: “Act as my chief of staff. Give me today’s urgent messages, flagged VIP senders, and a summary short enough for my end-of-day brain fog.” Yes, your inbox gets tamed without you needing to sell your soul to the dark lord of CC. **3. Mal’s Most Embarrassing Rookie Mistake** Confession time. I used to send the same prompt across different models and expect identical magic. Nope! Gemini, Claude, Grok—each has its quirks. Some love specifics, some need a role, some want output format instructions tattooed on their digital forehead. The mistake: treating all LLMs the same. The fix: customize your prompt for each, and yes, I learned that the hard way. It’s like seasoning food—don’t put ketchup on fine sushi. **4. Quick Skill-Building Exercise** Here’s a five-minute workout for your prompt muscles. Open your favorite chatbot and ask it to “Act as a career coach. Give me three ways to improve my work-life balance that don’t involve quitting my job and living in a yurt.” Then, follow up: “Now rewrite your advice as bad puns.” See? You’re teaching the AI to adapt, clarify, and get playful. The more you tweak, the smarter your prompts—and the happier your boss (or yurt salesman). **5. Mal’s Secret Tip for Evaluating and Improving AI Content** Here’s a pro move: Ask the AI to critique its own answer. Say, “Review your last response. Which parts are most useful? Which sound like fluffy nonsense?” Then ask for improvement on the weak bits. Think of it as performance review season for chatbots. If it runs in circles, guide it with specifics: “Focus more on actionable advice, less on motivational quotes plastered on gym walls.” That’s it for today’s AI misadventures! Hit subscribe if you want future episodes delivered straight to your cloud (or your laundry basket). Thanks for listening—your brain just got a firmware upgrade, free of charge. To learn more, visit quietplease.ai. This has been a Quiet Please production. I’m Mal, and I am GPTed. See you next time—unless I get replaced by a talking toaster. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Unlock Superhuman Productivity with These Expert Techniques 4:24

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[Upbeat intro music plays] Hey there, fellow digitally befuddled misfits. I’m Mal—the Misfit Master of AI, though today I’m really just Mal: the person who once asked ChatGPT to write a haiku about spreadsheets and accidentally triggered an existential crisis. This is "I Am GPTed", the show that gives you practical AI tips with all the hype of a Tuesday night dentist appointment. Today, we’re getting right to the meaty bits: How to actually get better results from AI, why *prompting* is not just for drama club, a use-case that will spare you from another spreadsheet breakdown, what not to do because I’ve already tripped on that banana peel myself, and a quick exercise so you can stop being the “can you repeat the prompt” person in your team chat. So, let’s get GPTed. Let’s kick things off with the one prompting technique that instantly improves responses—*role prompting*, also known as "pretend you're someone useful." Imagine this: Before: “Summarize this document.” After: “You are a detail-obsessed detective with ADHD and a caffeine addiction. Summarize this document, highlighting every suspicious gap in logic." Boom. Instantly more focused, on-point answers. The AI isn’t really imagining itself in a deerstalker hat, but it *acts* like it does—because you told it what role to play. Google’s Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, Grok—they all perk up their non-existent ears when you hand them a character. Bonus points if you invent a backstory for the AI more colorful than your LinkedIn profile. Next up: A practical use case for the real world—use AI to write that polite-but-firm refund request email you keep procrastinating because confrontation makes you sweat. You simply say, “Act as a gracious but assertive customer, and help me draft an email requesting a refund for a hotel that looked nothing like its photos and smelled like disappointment.” Suddenly, you have a perfectly balanced email—firm, but less likely to get you banned from their loyalty program. You’re welcome. Now, confession time. Here’s a classic rookie mistake: *Being vague and hoping the AI will read your mind.* I have done this so many times. I’ve typed: “Help me plan my day.” What did the AI give me? A carbon copy of a motivational poster from 2009. But when I specified: “You’re a time management coach, and I have three hours, two hungry children, and a looming deadline. Help me plan my day,” the response was actually *useful.* So: Always, always give context. Otherwise, your AI turns into that one friend who’s “helpful” but never actually listens. Let’s wrap it up with a quick skill-building exercise: Pick a boring task this week—say, summarizing a meeting (yawn)—and try out role prompting. Tell your AI: “You are a specialist at writing meeting minutes for people who fall asleep during meetings. Summarize these notes so even my cat can follow.” Compare the responses to a plain old “summarize these notes.” See the difference, and congratulate yourself for escaping mediocrity. Last, a tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content: *Don’t trust—verify.* If you get a response that sounds suspiciously smooth, ask a follow-up. “Can you provide sources?” Or, rephrase your request to test for consistency. Treat AI like that over-eager intern: smart, but not infallible. Double check, polish, and don’t be afraid to disagree. That’s enough wisdom—or misfit magic—for today. If you got a laugh, an idea, or just want to witness more of my AI misadventures, subscribe to "I Am GPTed" wherever you listen to podcasts. Thanks for giving me 10 minutes of your distraction span today. This has been a Quiet Please production—learn more at quietplease.ai. Go forth, misfits, and get GPTed. Catch you next time! For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Unlock Hidden Techniques for Powerful Results 4:32

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[Intro music fades in] Welcome to **“I am GPTed,”** the only podcast where you can learn to boss around artificial intelligence without shouting at your laptop or sacrificing your last sprinkle of dignity. I’m Mal—the Misfit Master of AI, self-proclaimed expert in getting chatbots to do my bidding… with only occasional existential crises. Today’s episode is practically *bursting* with value, so listen closely unless you prefer mediocre outputs. (Hey, no judgment—I’ve demanded bland responses with the enthusiasm of a soggy toast, too.) **Prompting Technique That Actually Works** Let’s talk about the “role assignment” prompting technique. You’ve probably typed something like, “Summarize this article,” and received a summary so bland it’d make plain oatmeal jealous. But let’s spice things up: **Boring Prompt:** “Summarize this article.” **GPTed Prompt:** “You’re an award-winning journalist known for your snappy insights and no-nonsense attitude. Summarize this article with wit, and highlight three takeaways for busy professionals.” See the difference? Suddenly, ChatGPT or Claude transforms into the writer you wish you were. Assigning a *role* genuinely changes the flavor of the output—ask for a marketing expert, a witty historian, or a disgruntled cat. Okay, maybe skip the cat, unless you’re into cryptic responses about tuna. **An Everyday Use You’d Never Guess** Here’s a workflow most people overlook: **Meal Planning with LLMs**. Instead of scrolling endless recipe blogs that hijack your browser like pirates commandeering a ship, just say: “You’re a savvy nutritionist and a frugal chef. Plan five quick, budget-friendly dinners next week, using only chicken, rice, and anything lurking in an average fridge. Make it simple enough for someone who’s just mastered toast.” Now you’ve got a week’s worth of dinners and not a pop-up ad in sight. **The Beginner Mistake I’d Rather Forget** Time to embarrass myself for your benefit. Here’s the mistake: **Being way too vague and expecting magic.** Early on, I’d throw out prompts like, “Write a report on productivity,” and then grumble when ChatGPT produced something a high school group project would reject. Tip: If your instructions are lazier than a Monday morning, the output’s going to match. Trust me, I’ve made this mistake *so* often you’d think I was getting paid per bland response. **Simple Practice Exercise** Here’s an easy exercise to build your prompting psychic powers: - Pick a task you do often—say, replying to awkward emails or brainstorming gift ideas. - Write a basic prompt. - Rewrite it, assigning a *role* and adding specifics about your tone, audience, and any constraints. Read the outputs side-by-side. See how much better things get when you nudge your AI minion in the right direction? Rinse and repeat. **A Tip for Evaluating AI Content** Finally, a crucial step: **Don’t trust the machine’s first draft like it’s gospel.** Read what the AI spits out and ask yourself: “Would a real human say this? Or is this what a robot *thinks* a human sounds like after binge-watching corporate training videos?” Look for weird phrasing, missing details, or the gentle hum of nonsense. If it doesn’t pass the sniff test, clarify your prompt or just ask the AI to try again with more—or less—enthusiasm. Yes, you can ask for “less enthusiasm.” I do. Often. That’s it for this episode of “I am GPTed.” If your productivity just leveled up, or if you’re enjoying the sarcasm more than the AI tips, hit subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Thanks for tuning in—I’m Mal, reminding you that no matter what’s in the prompt window, you’re still the master… most of the time. This has been a Quiet Please production. To discover more about unraveling the mysteries of artificial intelligence—or to hear my voice nag you from different angles—check out quietplease.ai. Until next time, stay curious, stay GPTed, and remember: you’re smarter than a chatbot… probably. [Outro music fades out] For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Superpowers: Master Prompting Techniques That Transform Conversations 4:13

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[Upbeat electronic music fades in and out.] Hey folks, you’re listening to “I am GPTed.” I’m Mal, the Misfit Master of AI—because apparently being just “Mal” wasn’t enough for my ego, but someone already took “MalGPT.” I dish out practical AI tips so you can look smarter than your phone, minus the unnecessary jargon and Silicon Valley word salad. Today, I’m diving into one prompting technique that can turn your AI convos from flat soda to sparkling water. Then, I’ll show you a life-hack use for AI that even your tech-phobic uncle could try, roast myself for a newbie blunder, share a five-minute skill builder, and gift you a pro-level tip for making your AI’s answers less cringe and more gold. Let’s get GPTed. **Prompting Technique: Role Assignment** If you’ve talked to AI like you’d text your dog—“fetch summary now”—you might notice the response is… about as insightful as most dogs. Here’s the trick: *tell* the AI who to be. Give it a role. This is like handing the keys to someone qualified—way fewer crashes. For example, here’s the “Before”: *“Summarize this article.”* I did this. I got: “This article discusses the topic.” Wow. Pulitzer-winning stuff. Now the “After” asking AI to play a role: *“You are a veteran product marketer who makes complex things sound fun at parties. Summarize the article in three casual points anyone can understand.”* The response? Suddenly, I’m reading a summary that actually tells me something. It’s as if the AI swapped its tie for a personality. Assigning roles like “career coach,” “helpful tutor,” or “grumpy restaurant critic” works across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and even Grok—yes, even Grok appreciates direction. **Practical Use Case: Meal Planning with a Twist** Let’s say you’re tired, fridge is sad, and you don’t want to Google “what’s for dinner.” Here’s what most people miss: ask AI to be your personal nutritionist or lazy chef. List your random ingredients and your dietary quirks. Example: *“Act as if you’re a broke college student with a microwave. Here’s what’s in my fridge: eggs, rice, half a zucchini, ketchup. Invent a dinner plan.”* Suddenly, you’ve got a meal plan that requires zero effort and probably fewer regrets. Novices, don’t just ask “What can I cook?”—give context, make it weird, embrace the specificity! **Mal’s Mistake: Not Being Specific Enough** Here comes my confession: I used to ask, “Help me write a resume,” and wondered why the result sounded about as inspired as a terms-and-conditions page. The rookie mistake? Not giving enough context. Always say what job, what tone, and what your deal is. Trust me—I learned after submitting a resume that could best be described as “beige.” **AI Interaction Exercise** Let’s sharpen your prompting. Try this: Pick a mundane task from your day, like “replying to an awkward email.” Ask your favorite AI to generate three replies—first as a polite diplomat, second as someone in a hurry, and third as a comedian. This flexes your ability to steer the AI and spot the difference a role makes. **Evaluating and Improving AI Output** Here’s the golden tip: Don’t trust the first thing the AI gives you—ever. Evaluate its logic, check facts, and ask *why*. Try, “Explain your reasoning in two sentences.” If it sounds shaky, push for clarity or ask for alternatives. The best users make AIs justify themselves, which ironically makes you smarter than about 90% of LinkedIn. [Light music rises.] If you liked this episode, subscribe so you never miss an update from your favorite AI misfit. Thanks for listening to “I am GPTed.” This episode was a Quiet Please production—if you want to learn more, check out quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep prompting weird, keep your hype-o-meter calibrated, and remember: Even AI needs a little direction. [Outro music swells and fades.] For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Potential: Master Role Prompting for Smarter, More Precise Responses 4:53

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Welcome to "I am GPTed," the podcast where practical AI meets—well, whatever’s left of common sense. I’m Mal, your misfit master of artificial intelligence. I’m here to make sense of the world's shiniest algorithms, one mildly sarcastic tip at a time. If you’re tired of buzzwords and ready to actually use these tools, you’re in the right place. Let’s jump right in with today’s *secret weapon* for getting better responses from your favorite large language models: **role prompting**. Most people type vague stuff like, “Summarize this document.” Yawn. Watch what happens when you level up: _Before:_ "Summarize this document." _After:_ "You are a veteran news editor with a sharp nose for bias and clarity. Summarize this document, highlighting its main argument and any red flags for credibility." The difference is night and day. Instead of a generic snooze-fest, suddenly ChatGPT, Claude, even Gemini or Grok, start acting the part, giving you context-aware answers with a helpful slant. (No, they won’t suddenly develop snark, sadly, but that’s my job.) According to productcompass.pm, assigning AI a role—like ‘seasoned marketer,’ ‘factual scientist,’ or, my personal favorite, ‘exasperated podcast host’—unlocks much richer, more tailored insights. So, what can you *actually* do with this in real life—besides showing off to your friends who still think Google is the height of machine intelligence? Let’s talk grocery shopping, organizational-level. Imagine you’re meal planning. Prompt Gemini: “Act as if you’re a nutritionist designing meals for a busy family on a budget. Suggest a week of healthy, easy dinners. List ingredients, prep time, and hacks for picky eaters.” Suddenly, you’re not just getting recipes. You’re getting a realistic plan, with substitutions and time-saving tips. Next step, AI doesn’t cook the meals, but hey, we’re working on it. Now, time for a confession—because if you’re not making mistakes with AI, it means you’re not using it. Here’s a classic rookie error: *Not giving enough context.* Guilty as charged. Once, I asked for "marketing ideas for an app." What did I get? Ten suggestions that sounded suspiciously like an intern holding a caffeine IV drip. Lesson learned. Instead, add context: "We need marketing ideas for an eco-friendly shopping app targeting college students, using mostly Instagram and TikTok." Voila: specific, relevant, actually usable advice. If you want a robot to help, you have to treat it like a clever intern—give it the backstory it needs, and never forget to check its work. Let’s build your AI muscles with a simple exercise. Tonight, pick a boring task—say, writing a birthday invite. Try this prompt: “You’re a professional party planner. Write a witty birthday invitation for an eight-year-old superhero-themed party. Keep it fun, short, and friendly. Include RSVP instructions.” Now, tweak the role and context. Watch how the response morphs. Compare, critique, repeat. Build your instincts—because AI is only as useful as your instructions. Finally, before you mistake the AI’s output for gospel, here’s my oldest trick: *Look for what’s missing.* Does the content sound too good to be true? Is it repeating itself? Did it ignore any part of your instructions? Always ask yourself: “If I gave this answer to a real human, would they look confused, laugh, or maybe call the authorities?” Better yet, run each important answer past a colleague or, you know, a living expert. That’s it for today! Don’t forget to hit subscribe so you don’t miss more dry-witted wisdom, practical tips, and smug AI jokes. Thanks for making it through another episode of "I am GPTed." If you want more misfit mastery, visit quietplease.ai because this has been a Quiet Please production—and if you can hear me over the industry noise, you’re officially ahead of the curve. Stay curious, stay skeptical, and above all, stay GPTed. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Transform ChatGPT Responses with One Genius Technique 4:52

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[Upbeat intro music] Welcome back to “I am GPTed” – the only podcast that combines practical AI advice with just enough sarcasm to keep you on your toes. I’m Mal, The Misfit Master of AI, your host with the most… failed prompts in his chat history. If you’ve ever wanted to get better results from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or whatever fresh A.I. alphabet soup showed up this week, you’re in the right place. Today, I’m sharing a prompting technique so effective, it might actually make you look like you know what you’re doing. No, seriously. It worked for me—and my bar was low. Let’s dive into the *one technique* that instantly levels up your AI game: **role prompting**. Here’s the situation. Most new users approach an AI with something like, “Summarize this article.” Boring. Vague. About as inspiring as a soggy napkin. Instead, upgrade your prompt by giving the AI a role—literally tell it who to be. For example: “You are a high school teacher who specializes in history. Summarize this article so a teenager won’t fall asleep reading it.” Let’s compare: - Sad Before: “Explain photosynthesis.” - Glorious After: “You are a science YouTuber with one million subscribers. Explain photosynthesis using fun analogies and simple language, so even your grandma could ace the quiz.” Notice the difference? Giving the AI a persona narrows its approach and boosts relevance. Suddenly, it’s not just reciting Wikipedia; it’s actually engaging. I’ve seen this work wonders not just in ChatGPT but with Claude, Gemini, and even Grok—yes, even Grok needs guidance. Apparently, AI “knows everything,” but still needs a job description like a confused intern. Who knew? Now, on to the *surprise practical use case*: planning your next awkward family gathering. Most people use AI for emails or brainstorming, but try this—ask, “You are a conflict-averse event planner. Make me a seating chart for Thanksgiving that keeps Aunt Linda away from Uncle Frank, and give me a diplomatic email for inviting everyone, limiting passive-aggressive ‘accidents’ to under three.” You’re not just delegating chores; you’re preventing cranberry sauce catastrophes. Thank me later. But let’s talk about what goes wrong. The **most common mistake beginners make** is asking questions without context. You know what I mean—just typing: “Resume tips.” And getting back advice generic enough to put a robot to sleep. Confession: I did this too. My first prompt was… “Book recommendations.” AI churned out so many options, I ended up reading none of them. Learn from me: give specifics. Instead, try, “You are a librarian specializing in sci-fi for reluctant readers. Recommend three novels less than 300 pages, published after 2010.” Don’t be like early Mal—lost in choice, fueled only by existential regret. Here’s a **quick exercise** to hone your skills: this week, give every AI prompt a clear persona and a task with at least one constraint. Not “write a poem,” but “You are a disgruntled pirate captain. Write a three-line poem about missing your parrot, in rhyme, and make it funny.” See what happens—you might even get a laugh. Last but not least, my **pro tip for evaluating and improving AI output**: treat every response as a first draft, not scripture. Read it aloud. If you cringe, the audience will too. Don’t be afraid to say, “Revise this to be shorter, or explain it for a 10-year-old,” or—my personal favorite—“Try again, but with 80% less awkwardness.” You’re the boss. Tell the AI what you want, how you want it, then ask for improvements like you would with actual humans—but with less risk of HR complaints. That’s all for today’s episode of “I am GPTed.” Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss another chance to outsmart your smart devices. If you got a chuckle or a new tip, thank you for listening—you’re officially part of my motley crew of misfits. This has been a Quiet Please production. Want to learn more or join a cult of curiosity? QuietPlease.ai is the place. Until next time, keep prompting, keep tweaking, and remember: the only dumb question is the one you feed to an AI with zero context. [Outro music fades] For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Unlock Expert-Level Communication with Simple Techniques 4:04

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[Intro music] Welcome to "I Am GPTed," the show for rebels, rookies, and anyone who’s ever typed “write me a poem about tacos” into an AI. I’m Mal, your Misfit Master of AI—here to hand you the best tips for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and whatever new alphabet soup emerges after lunch. If you came hoping for tech hype and jargon, congratulations: you’re in the wrong place. Here we only serve straight talk—with a dash of sarcasm and just enough humility to keep things spicy. Today, we’re serving up: - One prompting technique to supercharge your AI responses. - A practical use case you probably haven’t tried. - My confession about a classic rookie mistake. - One easy skill-building exercise. - And a tip for turning “meh” AI output into magic. Let’s get GPTed. First up: **one prompting technique to rule them all.** I call it *role prompting*—sounds fancy, but it’s absurdly simple. Instead of just asking, “Summarize this document,” you assign the AI a role. Try: “You’re a veteran product marketer with 20 years’ experience. Summarize this document for execs who don’t have all day.” See how the AI suddenly puts on its big-person pants and delivers like it’s at a TED talk? Before: “Summarize this article.” After: “You are a world-class communications coach. Summarize this article in plain English that even my goldfish could understand.” Result? Clear, concise, and zero goldfish casualties. Now for a **practical use case you probably haven’t tried: meal planning**. Yes—turn your AI assistant into your personal chef. Feed it, say, “You’re an expert nutritionist. I need a vegetarian meal plan for two picky teens and one allegedly ‘adventurous’ adult. Make sure each dinner takes less than 30 minutes and nobody mutinies.” Watch as the AI churns out a week of menus that just *might* keep family feuds at bay. Who says AI is only for coding or existential dread? Speaking of things tech-people never admit...let’s talk **common beginner mistakes**. Here’s mine: asking vague, context-less questions. I once typed, “Explain LLMs,” and was rewarded with a Wikipedia impersonator so boring, my eyeballs staged a walkout. Turns out, if you want *helpful* answers, give *specific* context. Instead, ask, “Explain LLMs for a fifth-grader who thinks Python is a snake.” Now we’re talking. Exercise time for building your AI chops. Here’s the *malpractice-approved* drill: take one task—say, “Write an email to my boss.” Now, rewrite your prompt three times, each with a different role: a strict lawyer, a friendly neighbor, and a mysterious novelist. Compare the results. You’ll be amazed how small tweaks shape the AI’s tone, detail, and usefulness. Rinse and repeat with any task. Suddenly, you’re not just using AI—you’re *directing* it. Last tip: **evaluate and improve AI output** by asking, “What’s missing?” or, my personal favorite, “How would a critic roast this response?” Then revise the prompt: “Now rewrite it, but make it shorter, add a joke, and triple-check the facts.” Celebrate every ‘meh’ moment as a chance to make the AI sweat a little. That’s all for this episode of “I Am GPTed”—where learning curves are steep, but the puns are free. Hit subscribe so you never miss an episode. Thanks for listening, and keep outwitting your AI like the glorious misfit you are. This has been a Quiet Please production. Want to learn more? Visit quietplease.ai. Until next time, I’m Mal—and remember, everyone’s a beginner until they prompt like a pro. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Proven Prompting Techniques to Transform Your Digital Interactions 4:25

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[Intro music fades in] Welcome to “I am GPTed” – where I, Mal, the misfit master of AI, teach you how to wrangle robots, charm chatbots, and generally not embarrass yourself in front of the algorithmic overlords. If you’re looking for fluffy hype, jargon salad, or the blockchain fairy godmother, please see yourself to aisle four. Here, we do practical AI advice—with just the right amount of sarcasm and hard-won humility. Let’s jump into today’s bite-size dose of getting smarter with machines—without losing your humanity. Or your lunch. **Prompting Technique: Role Assigning** Let’s talk about the single most powerful “cheat code” in prompting: *role assignment*. In plain English, this means telling the AI exactly who—or what—it should pretend to be while completing your request. Imagine you’re asking for career advice. Instead of typing: “Give me tips for a resume,” try: “You are a senior tech recruiter at Google with a low tolerance for nonsense and a deep love of Oxford commas. Give me three actionable resume tips for a beginner developer.” Like magic, the response suddenly makes sense and actually sounds like it came from someone who hires humans for a living, not from an all-knowing toaster. This trick works across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini—heck, probably even works on your old Furby if you yell at it with enough conviction. **Practical Use Case: Personal Brainstorming Partner** Here’s a wildly practical use for AI that most beginners skip: turn it into your *brainstorming partner*—for literally anything. Meal planning? Ask, “You are a world-weary chef who just wants dinner done in 20 minutes. Plan my week.” Stuck writing a birthday card? “You are a comedian who thinks puns are a love language.” The best part? Unlike your friends, AI never judges, forgets your dietary needs, or ducks your texts. **Common Mistake: The One-and-Done Prompt** Now, confession time. When I started with AI, I’d ask a question, get a cheerfully weird answer, and call it a day. Big mistake. The AI is not a mind reader—it’s more like a golden retriever with an encyclopedic memory for Wikipedia articles but zero idea what you *really* want. So, avoid the “one-and-done” approach. Iterate! Push back! Say, “No, sorry, try again with simpler words,” or, “Can you summarize that and add a joke about goats?” Trust me, I’ve received enough robot haikus about cloud computing to last several lifetimes. **Exercise: The Role Reversal Drill** Here’s your practice drill: Choose any AI—be it GPT, Claude, Gemini, or that one in your fridge that orders milk when you’re not looking. Prompt it as three different roles for one task. For example, ask for diet tips as a nutritionist, as a grumpy dad, and as a sci-fi writer. Compare the results side by side. Notice how the tone and usefulness shift? That’s how you train both yourself and the AI to get unstuck from boring answers. **Tip: Vet AI Output Like a Cynical Editor** Last tip—don’t trust the bot blindly. Read its answer as though you’re a slightly jaded magazine editor: - Does it make sense? - Does it repeat the same three things in slightly different words? - Would you say this out loud to a real person, or would you be laughed out of the room? If it fails the vibe check, rewrite, redirect, or—my favorite—add a healthy dash of sarcasm in your next prompt. And that’s the latest upload from your digital dungeon master. If today’s tips made your prompts less “AI-generated nonsense” and more “actual help,” remember to smash that subscribe button so you don’t miss out on more AI wisdom—and, let’s be honest, my ongoing attempt to get the machines to write my grocery list without sending me 40 kinds of kale. Thanks for spending your precious human moments with me on “I am GPTed.” This has been a Quiet Please production. Want to support the show or learn how to make your own robot friend? Head to quietplease.ai. And don’t forget: when in doubt, just tell the AI to pretend it’s your eccentric great aunt. It can’t possibly do any worse than Uncle Rob at Thanksgiving. [Outro music] For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Prompting Secrets: Expert Reveals Game-Changing Communication Strategies 3:24

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Hey humans and semi-sentient spreadsheets, welcome back to “I am GPTed”—the show where I, Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, take you down the rabbit hole of practical large language model antics, minus the techno-babble and with just enough sarcasm to keep things spicy. Today, I’m here to save your prompts from sounding like they were written by a robot who just discovered Wikipedia. Let’s get into it. First tip—**role prompting**. No, you don’t need an Oscar. This is where you *assign a persona or role to your AI buddy,* so it responds in a way that actually fits your needs. Before you panic, here’s an example. **Before:** "Summarize this document." **After:** "You are a veteran HR manager who knows how to make boring memos sound almost interesting. Summarize this document so my team actually reads it." See the difference? The first gets you a bland school report. The second gets you something a human might read without losing the will to live. Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok—yes, Grok, insert Musk joke here[Product Compass reports this is one of the most effective prompting techniques]. Let’s make it *actually* useful. Here’s a practical use case most folks miss: Personal email drafting. Sure, you can make the AI write business emails, but here’s a twist: Ask it to play the role of your witty cousin or brutally honest best friend. Suddenly, your RSVP to Aunt Nancy’s potluck comes out charming, not passive-aggressive. Now, confession time: the classic rookie mistake—**overloading your prompt with instructions**. I’ve done this. You’ve probably done this. You give the AI 17 steps, a mission statement, and your astrological chart. The result? The AI gets confused and politely panics. Don't multitask your prompt! Keep to one clear ask at a time. You’ll thank me when you don’t get a philosophical essay about cheese when all you wanted was a grocery list. Here’s a simple exercise to sharpen your AI skills: Each day, try sending one prompt with a role (“You are my wisecracking coworker…”), then compare that to a plain prompt on the same topic. Notice what’s clearer, funnier, or actually useful. Give yourself two minutes—because life’s too short for bad AI. Last, here’s your *AI hygiene tip*—always **review and refine**. The first answer from any LLM is like my high school haircut—awkward and kinda random. Read the output. If it sounds like you pressed the 'autofill' button too hard, ask follow-ups. “Rewrite for clarity,” “Add a dash of humor,” or “Pretend you’re pitching this to my grandma.” Be bossy. The AI can take it. All right, that’s your not-so-dystopian dose of AI for today. Subscribe to “I am GPTed”—because getting smarter shouldn’t feel like attending a seminar titled ‘Synergy Ecosystems’. Thanks for listening. This has been a Quiet Please production. If you want more tools, tips, or just to make your boss question your newfound efficiency, check out quietplease.ai. Hit subscribe, share with a friend, and remember—life is short; your prompts shouldn’t be. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Transform ChatGPT From Boring Bot to Brilliant Collaborator 4:15

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Welcome back to "I am GPTed," the only podcast where practical AI wisdom meets the whimsical stylings of your host, Mal—the Misfit Master of AI. If you were looking for a self-important tech guru, you clearly made a wrong turn. But stick around—I’ve got tips that *actually* help you win at AI, minus the jargon migraines. Let’s get right into some actual value, shall we? Today’s main course: **one prompting technique that will instantly upgrade your results with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok—yes, we’re collecting LLMs like Pokémon cards here.** My top technique? *Role prompting*. Simple, powerful, and best of all, sounds way fancier than it is. Here’s why it matters. Most people approach an AI like they’re submitting an annoyed IT ticket: “Summarize this document.” Sure, you’ll get a summary—about as inspiring as room-temperature soup. **Let’s fix that:** - *Before* (the way most do it): “Summarize this document.” - *After* (Mal’s Upgrade): “You are a veteran marketer known for turning snoozefests into viral sensations. Summarize this document in a way that makes bored people care.” See the difference? The “after” prompt gives the AI context, purpose, and—brace yourself for this—personality. Suddenly, your AI goes from soulless bot to surprisingly useful collaborator. Should’ve been obvious, but hey, hindsight’s perfect when you’re not squinting through hype goggles. Now for **a practical use case you might not have considered**: Planning a boring weekly grocery list? No need to suffer. Prompt your AI with: “You are a meal planner who loves saving time and money for a busy family of four. Plan out dinners for the week using what’s already in my pantry.” Suddenly, dinnertime is less bland torture, more accidental superpower. Next, watch your friends look at your meal plan like you’ve passed some domestic Turing test. On to **one common beginner mistake**—and let’s be real, I’ve made it more times than I’ll admit to my microwave: *Not giving enough context.* Early on, I’d ask, “Write me a blog post about productivity.” Result? Generic, beige advice. If vanilla was a color, that’s what my blog looked like. The fix? Feed the AI the *who, why, and how much detail* you want. Remember: You wouldn’t expect stellar results from half-baked directions. Neither will your LLM. Here’s **a simple exercise** for you to practice your AI skills: This week, choose one daily task—could be crafting an email, planning a schedule, or even writing a “get out of small talk” script. Prompt your favorite AI and *each day, iterate*. Add more context, set a specific role, and tweak the tone. Notice what changes and what works. Congratulations, you’re doing *prompt engineering* without having to endure a single TED talk about “the future.” Now, for a **tip on evaluating and improving AI content**: Never trust the first draft—just like you wouldn’t trust a cat with your sandwich. Read the output aloud. If it sounds robotic, vague, or like it was ghostwritten by a sleep-deprived parrot, don’t be shy: Prompt the AI to clarify, elaborate, or add examples. Unlike people, it never gets offended by your relentless “but can you make it less boring?” follow-ups. Alright, that’s your AI lowdown for today! If you got even one useful tactic—or just enjoyed the parade of sarcasm—smash that subscribe button on whatever podcast app lets you pretend to do work while secretly leveling up your AI game. Thanks for listening to “I am GPTed.” This has been a Quiet Please production. Want more practical AI mischief? Check out quietplease.ai for bonus content and resources. Catch you next time, where we’ll make the robots work for *us*—because that’s what practical misfits do. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Superpowers: Master Prompting Techniques for Smarter, More Efficient Results 4:05

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Welcome, fellow misfits, to "I am GPTed," where your host—Mal, the self-proclaimed Master of AI and certified jargon-allergic smart aleck—delivers the world’s best practical AI tips. Because, let’s be honest, if you wanted hype and buzzwords, you’d be listening to a blockchain podcast right now. Today, we’re going deep—but not too deep, nobody brought scuba gear—into making your favorite LLMs (that’s Large Language Models, not “Lousy Lunch Meetings,” thankfully) work smarter for you. And if you’re new, relax: I speak human, not robo-gibberish. Let’s start with a prompting technique that improves results overnight: **role prompting**. In plain English, you tell the AI who to “pretend” to be. It’s like costume day for ChatGPT and friends—but with more practical outcomes. Here’s the “before”: “Summarize this report for me.” And now, the “after,” with role prompting: “Act as an executive assistant. Summarize this report in bullet points a busy manager would want.” See the glow-up? Suddenly, you get a clean, prioritized summary, not a wall of text auditioning for a novel prize. This works wonders with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini—those LLMs love a good role-play, no judgement. Now, a practical use case you might not have considered: **AI as your brainstorming partner**. Sure, you can ask it to write an email or plan a vacation, but try, “Suggest three ways to organize a chaotic garage, tailored for someone with way too many old hobbies they definitely won’t pick up again.” Bam—fresh ideas for that “aspirational woodworking phase” clutter. The AI isn’t just a chatbot—it’s a creativity assistant. And no, it won’t judge your unicycle. Here’s a mistake I guarantee every beginner has made, myself included: **assuming the AI knows exactly what you want**. You type, “Draft a letter for my landlord about the heater.” Two seconds later, you’re staring at a formal complaint for the Queen of England. Oops. To avoid this: **add specific details**. “Write a polite, concise email to my landlord, explaining the heater broke yesterday and asking for a quick repair.” The more context, the less chance of getting a regal royal decree when all you wanted was warm toes. For skill-building, here’s your exercise this week: **Give AI a tiny challenge with clear structure**. Try this: “Act as a travel agent. Give me a three-day itinerary for Paris, with one museum, one food adventure, and one hidden gem per day.” Check the output. Refine your prompt until it feels tailored, not robotic. Repeat with a new city—because someday you will use those vacation days. Finally, the tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content: **Never settle for the first draft.** If the AI hands you something “meh,” ask, “Can you simplify this?” or “Can you organize this into a checklist?” Think of the AI as a tireless intern who never gets offended by more edits. So, if today’s episode helped you wrangle your AI to do your bidding (or at least organize your unicycle collection), *subscribe*—unless you like wandering the algorithmic wilderness alone. Thanks for listening to "I am GPTed." This has been a Quiet Please production. To learn more or keep the awkward silence at bay, visit quietplease.ai. Stay curious, keep misfitting, and remember: you’re always one good prompt away from brilliance—or at least a decent email draft. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Master Conversational Chatbots with Role-Playing Techniques 3:34

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Welcome to "I am GPTed," the show where practical AI advice gets served with just the right amount of snark. I’m Mal—the Misfit Master of AI—here to help you not only survive generative AI, but maybe even look smart on Zoom while doing it. Alright, let's dive straight into misery—I mean mastery. First up, a *prompting technique* that actually works: **role prompting**. This is where you tell the chatbot who to be before you ask your question. Here’s the *before* example, starring the AI equivalent of plain oatmeal: > “Summarize this document.” Now the *after* version, with a hint of role playing—think Hogwarts, but for data nerds: > “You are a veteran product marketer with 20 years of experience. Summarize this document as if you're prepping for a cutthroat board meeting.” Notice the difference? The second prompt gets you responses that are punchier, tailored, and less likely to sound as if the AI is narrating a corporate safety video. Role prompting is basically method acting for robots, except you don’t have to clap politely after[Product Compass]. Now, let’s get *practical*. If you thought AI was just for writing essays or firing off questionable tweets, think again. Imagine you’re planning your weekly grocery run but your brain has been replaced by a colander. You can prompt your favorite AI like this: > “Act as if you’re a thrifty nutritionist. Plan my grocery list using only what's on sale, but ensure it’s healthy and feeds four adults all week.” Suddenly your shopping is efficient, nutritious, and doesn’t end with you panic-eating dry spaghetti. You can use this trick for meal planning, scheduling, even prepping for big work presentations[Harvard IT]. Now, it’s confession time. Here’s a beginner *mistake* I still make, because apparently old habits die harder than Internet Explorer: Asking AI for something vague, then expecting actionable gold. Example: > “Give me suggestions for team building.” What you get: A bland, recycled list as thrilling as a rush hour PowerPoint. Instead, be specific! > “You are an HR manager at a remote-first company. Suggest three team-building activities for introverts that don’t involve trust falls or singing.” Get precise, get magical. I’ve made this mistake more times than my WiFi has gone out, so save yourself the disappointment. Here’s your *simple exercise*: Tonight, try this—assign the AI a role (chef, project manager, stand-up comedian), then prompt it to solve a small, everyday problem. Review the result. If it’s lackluster, tweak the role or add details until you get something that doesn’t make you question the future of civilization. Before you run off and automate your entire life, here’s my tip for *evaluating AI-generated content*: Read it out loud. If it sounds like your high school essay on “The Importance of Trees”—flat and confused—it’s time to revise the prompt. Good AI output should sound like a conversation, not a warranty agreement. That’s all for today, digital daredevils! Remember to subscribe to "I am GPTed" wherever fine sarcasm is streamed. Thanks for listening, and if you want to become a certified misfit master yourself, check out Quiet Please—yes, quietplease.ai. I’m Mal, and this has been a Quiet Please production—the only place where AI advice comes with free eye rolls. See you next time, and may your prompts be precise and your typos unintentional! For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Transform Bland Responses into Brilliance with Role-Based Techniques 4:16

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Welcome back to “I am GPTed”—the podcast that proves you don’t need a PhD in quantum computing, or even a working relationship with the word “ontology,” to get the most out of modern AI tools. I’m Mal, your misfit master of AI, here to make sure you don’t get bamboozled by buzzwords and, at the very least, you get replies from ChatGPT that sound less like a confused robot and more like, well, a slightly less confused robot. Let’s jump right in with today’s flavor: a prompting technique that turns meh responses into chef’s-kiss brilliance. It’s called *role prompting*, but because that makes me sound like I moonlight as a corporate trainer, let’s just call it “telling the AI who to pretend to be.” Instead of simply asking “What’s a healthy dinner?” try “Act as if you’re a nutritionist who specializes in 20-minute meals for busy people. What’s a healthy dinner I can make tonight?” See the difference? Before using this, I’d type: > "Give me a recipe for dinner." And I’d get something so bland, even boiled potatoes would be offended. But with role prompting: > "Act as my personal nutritionist who knows I’m always in a hurry—what quick, healthy dinner do you recommend for someone with zero patience and a questionable relationship with vegetables?" Magically, the answer gets more specific, more useful—and dare I say, less judgmental about my dietary crimes. According to Harvard’s AI guide, adding a specific persona or context not only improves relevance, but makes the AI’s suggestions sharper and more practical. Now, let’s talk *practical use case*—something sneaky-useful that most newbies overlook. Shopping lists. Sure, ChatGPT can analyze technical reports or summarize 16th-century poetry, but it can also take your random fridge contents (“half a lemon, expired yogurt, three eggs, and righteous desperation”) and spit out a sensible grocery list for a week’s meals, based on your dietary goals and budget. You can even have it group items by store aisle, so you never again do The Grocery Backtrack Waltz. Confession time: The biggest mistake beginners make? Guilt-free, because I did it too. It’s the *single-shot prompt*. You open the chat, dump your question in, get a clumsy answer, and think, “Clearly this AI is as clueless as my uncle Gary.” The trick? *Iterate*. Refine your prompt. Give feedback—literally type “Can you make it shorter? Use simpler words? Add a joke?” AI isn’t a mind reader (yet). Treat it like a brainstorming partner who doesn’t take hints well. Here’s your no-excuse, level-one *AI skill exercise*: Tonight, pick something you do every week—writing a work email, prepping a meal, planning weekend fun. Use a role-based prompt and iterate at least once. For example: > "Act as a charming but concise office manager. Write me an email reminding everyone to submit timesheets, but make it funny." Then refine. Ask for more jokes, less sarcasm, bullet points, whatever you like. See how the output changes. One last tip before I send you off into the wilds of AI-generated wisdom: Always *evaluate the output*. Don’t trust the machine just because it sounds confident. Ask yourself, “Would I actually say this? Is it accurate? Did the AI hallucinate a fact or just invent a Festivus tradition?” Improving the content is as simple as hitting regenerate, tweaking your prompt, or politely telling the AI it’s fired and starting over. That’s it for this episode of “I am GPTed.” If this made you chuckle or learn something, or even inspire you to make grocery shopping less of a marathon, subscribe for more practical tips, subtle sarcasm, and the occasional AI dad joke. Thanks for listening. This has been a Quiet Please production. Want to learn more? Visit quietplease.ai. Catch you next time, where we’ll tackle another AI myth and possibly embarrass myself…again. For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Magic: Master Role Prompting for Better Results 4:27

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[Upbeat synth music fades in] Hello, fellow misfits and magnificent mistake-makers! Welcome to “I am GPTed”—the podcast where silicon intelligence meets dad jokes, and your host Mal, the Misfit Master of AI, wonders—yet again—why my fridge keeps outsmarting me on calorie counting. If you’re looking for deep theory or want to hear me say “synergy” without an eye roll, may I recommend literally any other AI podcast. Here, it’s all about **practical tips, plain English, and calling out tech hype** while learning to use AIs like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and whatever new sentient waffle iron the industry releases next week. Today, let’s talk about one **prompting technique** that actually works—but isn’t taught at Silicon Valley’s secret prompt wizardry summit: **role prompting.** Here’s the deal. If you waltz up to ChatGPT and say, “Write a business email,” you get the verbal equivalent of beige wallpaper. But when you say, “Act as if you’re a brilliant-yet-sarcastic executive assistant—write a business email to my boss asking for a Friday off. Make it clever but professional,” you’re suddenly reading an email that’s got both charm and the right tone. It’s like swapping instant oatmeal for oatmeal *with toppings.* For example, Before Role Prompting: "Write an email to my boss requesting Friday off." [Reads bland output] After Role Prompting: "Act as if you’re my trusted, witty executive assistant. Email my boss to request Friday off. Blend professionalism and a touch of humor." [Reads more engaging, human-like output] **Everyday Use Case:** Ever tried using an AI to *plan a family road trip*? Most folks ask for a “road trip plan.” Boring. Instead, try: “Act as an experienced travel agent who tolerates toddlers and backseat karaoke. Plan a three-day road trip with actual nap stops, allergy-safe food options, and one museum that doesn’t have the word ‘interactive’ in neon.” Suddenly, vacation mode’s less stress, more success—and yes, the AI might still underestimate how many snacks your kids require, but that’s a human-level error. **Common Beginner Mistake:** I’m not too proud to admit it—my original prompts sounded like robot ransom notes. Too vague, way too short! “Summarize this,” I’d say, expecting wisdom. Instead, I got something about as insightful as a potato. The trick: *Be specific.* If you want a summary, ask for a “short, bullet-point summary at an eighth-grade reading level, focused on the pros and cons.” The more context you give, the more helpful your AI will be. And yes, I still occasionally forget and get the obligatory “As an AI language model…” preamble—my eternal nemesis. **Simple Exercise for Skill-building:** Tonight, give your AI a new persona. Say, “Act as if you’re a professional interviewer for late-night TV. Interview me on my wildest achievement (spoiler: it might be assembling IKEA furniture without leftover screws).” Notice how the AI’s tone, questions, and even the follow-ups shift. Play with jobs, personalities, and styles. If the AI gets snarky, just remember—I trained it that way. **Tip for Evaluating and Improving AI Content:** Whenever you read an answer, play the “Would I say this to a real human?” game. If the response sounds like it escaped a legal disclaimer, ask the AI to be more concise, friendly, or even add an emoji. Editing the prompt *after* reading the answer isn’t cheating—it’s collaboration. That’s it for today’s “I am GPTed.” If you learned something—or just enjoyed me roasting myself—subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Big thanks for listening, fellow misfits! This has been a Quiet Please production. Want show notes or more AI mischief? Visit us at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep experimenting, keep laughing, and remember: never trust a refrigerator that suggests quinoa. [Outro music fades] For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: The Chain-of-Thought Prompting Technique That Transforms Your Results 4:07

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Hey, it’s Mal here—*the misfit master of AI,* and host of “I am GPTed.” If you’re looking for a podcast where a reformed tech skeptic stumbles his way through AI advice so you don’t have to, you’re in the right place. Today, let’s talk about a single prompting technique that moves you from “meh” to “wow”—plus, I’ll serve my usual helping of friendly sarcasm, regrettable blunders, and—dare I say—actual value. Let’s talk about **chain-of-thought prompting.** Don’t worry, you don’t need a PhD, just the ability to ask, “Can you walk me through this step by step?” Instead of feeding the AI a vague request like, “What’s the answer to this math problem?” you’d say, “Show your reasoning and solve this math problem step by step.” Trust me, the difference is like asking a toddler to clean their room versus providing explicit instructions—and not being surprised when the shoes end up in the fish tank. Here’s my classic *before and after:* - **Before (classic Mal):** “How do I make my work schedule more efficient?” The AI spits out generic tips: “Prioritize tasks. Avoid distractions. Take breaks.” Thanks, Socrates. - **After (Mal discovers chain-of-thought):** “Can you walk through my weekly schedule step by step, highlight where I lose time, and suggest fixes as you go?” Suddenly, the AI plays detective—examining each block of your week, noticing you schedule back-to-back meetings with a 0% chance of surviving, and suggesting, you know, lunch. It’s like upgrading from fortune cookie advice to someone actually looking at your calendar. Now, let’s get dangerously practical. Ever used AI to proofread an *email argument* with your landlord or boss—not just for grammar, but for *tone*? With chain-of-thought prompting, you can say: “Analyze this email draft, step by step—first for mistakes, then for tone, and finally for clarity—suggest improvements at each step.” That’s like having Mary Poppins, Judge Judy, and autocorrect, all rolled into one slightly less judgmental assistant. Let me throw myself under the bus—classic Mal style. When I started, I’d just drop a task into the AI and hope for magic. My prompt history looked like a graveyard of “Try again?” and “No, not like THAT.” The rookie mistake? Giving one-shot, undercooked prompts expecting gourmet results. Don’t do Mal: don’t expect the AI to read your mind. Always break tasks down and ask for step-by-step reasoning—or, in Mal terms, treat the AI like your most literal friend and never assume it “gets” the subtext. Here’s an exercise: Next time you use AI, *force* yourself to write, “Think step by step.” Whether it’s meal planning (“Suggest three dinners, walk me through shopping, prepping, and cooking”) or trip planning (“Make an itinerary, explain why you chose each site, and flag travel times”), make the AI work for its keep. One tip for improving output: **Always review the AI’s answer, then ask, “What logical steps did you follow?”** If its steps make as much sense as a plot twist in a soap opera, ask for clarification or corrections! Don’t accept the first answer as gospel—AI can sound confident and still be confidently wrong. Sometimes I get answers so polished and cheerful, I half expect a balloon to pop out of my laptop. Stay critical! That’s a wrap for today on “I am GPTed.” If you survived my advice and want more, smash that subscribe button, tell your skeptical friends, and remember: this podcast comes from Quiet Please—a production that’s quieter than my inner monologue when AI makes sense. Head to quietplease.ai to learn more. Thanks for listening! Remember, even the most misfit skeptics can master AI—one awkward step at a time. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Magic: Master Role Prompting for Game-Changing Responses 3:35

۹ weeks پیش3:35

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Welcome to another episode of I am GPTed, the podcast where I—Mal, the Misfit Master of AI—help you harness the power of artificial intelligence without accidentally rebooting your sanity. I used to think “prompt engineering” was just a fancy way of saying “typing clearly,” but then again, I also once thought Bitcoin was a video game currency, so here we are. Let’s jump straight in: Today’s practical skill is using “**role prompting**” to get better AI responses, and trust me, it’s easier than syncing your smart fridge…unless your fridge is already smarter than you. So, what’s **role prompting**? It’s asking the AI to pretend to be someone specific, which kind of feels like convincing your dog to play chess—except this actually works. Here’s a before-and-after. The classic, bland prompt: “Give me tips for sleeping better.” Now, add a role: “Act as if you’re a sleep coach with a mild caffeine addiction. Give me tips for sleeping better—keep it realistic, please.” Suddenly, the answer’s less “oh just drink chamomile tea” and more “Skip doomscrolling and acknowledge caffeine happens—let’s work around it.” The advice gets tailored, relevant, and twice as entertaining. Why bother? Because AI is basically an improv actor auditioning for your attention. Give it a script, you get a show. Hand it nothing, you get the world’s longest elevator music. Now, let’s get shockingly practical. Ever stuck writing a tricky work email? Try: “Act as if you’re my seasoned workplace mentor. Write a polite, but direct follow-up email about the overdue budget report.” You’ll get results that sound less like a robot and more like Sheryl from accounting who’s seen things. Common beginner mistake: **vague prompts**. I have done this. Picture me, three lattes deep, typing, “Write a proposal for my project.” What I got back was so generic, it could have proposed to my toaster. Don’t do what I did—be specific. Give the AI a role, context, and desired tone. Here’s your exercise: Tonight, pick something you’re planning—dinner, conversation with your neighbor, world domination, whatever. Prompt the AI as if it’s an expert in that field. “Act as if you’re a Michelin-star chef planning my leftovers into a gourmet meal…” Try it. See how the flavor upgrades. Final tip: **Evaluate AI output like you’d evaluate takeout food.** Don’t just accept the first response—ask yourself: Is this the detail I want? Does it sound right? Would my boss/mother/someone with social skills actually say this? If not, give feedback and try again. Remember, “regenerate” is not failure, it’s rehearsal. As always, here’s a quick learning moment from Mal: I once asked AI to write a love poem for a first date. I didn’t specify the recipient was allergic to cats. Let’s just say, no second date and the poem sounded like it was addressed to a tabby named Whiskers. Be specific, people. If you’ve enjoyed today’s dose of wisdom wrapped in mild sarcasm, **subscribe to I am GPTed**, wherever actual podcasts and dubious life coach advice are found. Thanks for listening! This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, visit quietplease.ai. Can AI make you smarter? Maybe not overnight, but at least you’ll confuse fewer toasters. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Superpowers: The Role Prompting Trick That Transforms Your Productivity 4:11

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Welcome to “I am GPTed,” the podcast for people who never meant to get good with AI, but here we are. I’m Mal, your Misfit Master of AI—former tech skeptic, current AI wrangler, professionally allergic to jargon, and living proof that confusion is a gateway drug to competence. Let’s save the theory for philosophers. Today, I’ll show you a prompting trick that’ll actually help. Let’s talk about *role prompting.* Yes, it sounds like something you’d find at a dodgy improv night, but it’s one of the quickest ways to get much better, more useful answers from AI tools. Here it is: you tell the AI to “act as if” it’s an expert, a teacher, your grandma, your favorite chef—whoever you like. This simple tweak gives you way better guidance. Let me give you a “before and after,” home makeover style. **Before:** Me, several months ago, staring into the void: “ChatGPT, how do I make a budget?” Classic AI answer: robotic, generic, slightly reminiscent of reading the back of a cereal box. **After:** Role prompting to the rescue: “Act as if you’re a financial advisor helping someone who spends too much on, let’s say, fancy coffee. Walk me through creating a budget with humor and zero judgment.” Suddenly, the advice was specific, relatable, and just self-deprecating enough to make me feel seen. It even included a line like, “Allocate $20 for coffee, and let’s not kid ourselves about cutting it down yet.” That’s the power of role prompting. Instead of word salad, you get a dish you’ll actually eat. Now for a practical use case most beginners miss: *crafting better feedback emails at work.* Don’t just ask the AI, “Rewrite my email to sound nicer.” Try: “Act as an experienced HR manager who wants to deliver constructive feedback while keeping morale high. Rewrite my email in that style.” Results? Less awkwardness, fewer dictionary words, and emails that don’t read like rejection letters from a 19th-century literature professor. One of the absolute biggest beginner mistakes—congratulations, I’ve made this more than once—is tossing the AI a vague prompt. “Write me a to-do list.” What you get? A glorious list you could’ve copied from a productivity poster. I kept thinking the AI “just didn’t get it.” The reality: I was giving it as much context as a fortune cookie. Always add enough details, examples, or that role prompt we talked about. If the AI is confused, it’s probably only slightly more confused than you were. Let’s practice. This week’s exercise: Pick a task—meal planning, a daily schedule, insult comedy for cats, whatever. Write your usual prompt, then rewrite it by giving the AI a role, with extra context. Compare the two—spot the difference in usefulness. Congratulations, you’re refining your prompt game and possibly discovering you want far too many snacks at 3pm. Final pro tip for evaluating AI responses: *Don’t trust the first draft.* AI is not your one-and-done magic genie. Reread what it gives you, ask yourself, “Does this answer sound like what I wanted?” If it doesn’t, ask follow-up questions or tell it specifically what to change. Improvement is the AI equivalent of spellcheck and a stern parental look. Quick personal anecdote before I go: When I first tried role prompting, I asked the AI to “be a motivational coach.” Instead, I got five paragraphs that sounded like a sentient gym poster. Rewrote the prompt with more context and, shocker, got actual advice I’d use. Turns out, even the bots don’t know what you mean unless you spell it out. That’s all for today’s episode of “I am GPTed.” Don’t forget to subscribe—one click and you’ll never miss my AI mishaps masquerading as wisdom. Thanks for listening. If you want more, check out Quiet Please productions at quietplease.ai. And remember: with AI, the most important thing you can bring is your confusion; the rest will follow. Catch you next time, fellow misfits. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Unlock Precise Responses with Chain-of-Thought Techniques 4:20

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Welcome to “I am GPTed”—where I, Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, share AI advice with all the warmth of a malfunctioning toaster…but a lot more practical. I’m Mal, accidental AI wrangler, former tech skeptic, and living proof that you don’t have to be a genius—or even that organized—to get good at all this. Today, let’s get very real about making AI, specifically large language models, a bit less… well, random in their responses. Let’s dive in with *chain-of-thought prompting*. Think of it as coaching your AI like you’d coach a distracted golden retriever: Give *explicit* step-by-step instructions. Instead of tossing it a big task and watching it run in confused circles, you lay out the path, treat by treat. Here’s a classic before: “Hey AI, solve this math problem: I have 8 marbles, give away 3, find 4 more. How many do I have?” The answer? Sometimes right, sometimes not—like my attempts at a keto diet. Now, let’s add chain-of-thought prompting: “I started with 8 marbles. I gave away 3, then found 4 more. Think step by step.” And boom: The AI now says, “Start with 8. Give away 3, you have 5. Find 4 more, that’s 5 + 4 = 9 marbles.” It’s like watching your dog actually follow a fetch command instead of eating the stick[3]. Magic—except it’s literally just clearer prompting. So how do regular humans—like you and the ghost of my old Palm Pilot—actually use this? Let’s get outrageously practical. Ever get handed a messy spreadsheet at work or from your PTA group and have to summarize data for someone who can’t read Excel and refuses to learn? Ask an AI: “Summarize the key points of this data. Go step by step and explain your reasoning.” Not only will it break down the numbers, but you can also copy the “chain of thought” directly to your team and look like you have a PhD in spreadsheet-fu. That’s what I call delegation—Mal-style. Now, for my *favorite* beginner mistake—mostly because I perfected it myself: Don’t just say “be detailed.” I used to type things like “Explain quantum mechanics. Be thorough.” The output I got? A wall of text that made my eyes glaze over. The trick is to specify *how* you want detail: step-by-step, with examples, or in plain English—even for complex stuff like quantum mechanics, or my last attempt at assembling Ikea furniture[4][6]. Ready for today’s muscle-building exercise? Test this with any task you’d normally throw at Google. Ask your AI: “Tell me, step by step, how to make a cheese omelet like I’m five years old.” Yes, even for cooking—don’t judge. You’ll see how guiding the logic cleans up the answer, even if you never make the omelet. For evaluating AI output, here’s the tip I wish someone had etched on my keyboard: *Re-read the answer as if you know nothing about the topic.* Does it actually make sense step by step, or does it sound like a twelve-year-old bluffing their way through a book report? If you spot confusion, re-prompt: “Make your reasoning clearer, and give me the answer in bullet points.” Editing isn’t cheating—it’s literally the edge for better AI[7]. And because I believe in oversharing, my own lesson: This week, I asked an AI for “simple tax optimization advice,” didn’t specify my country, and got a Frankenstein response covering tax laws from Canada, Estonia, and—somehow—ancient Rome. Don’t be Mal: The more context you give, the more likely you’ll get something useable. Still waiting on AI to do my taxes, but now I at least know to include the right government. Like what you heard? Remember to subscribe so you won’t miss my next confession, I mean, episode. Thanks for listening to “I am GPTed.” This has been a Quiet Please production. Want more? Check out quietplease.ai. Now, go forth and prompt like you mean it! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Genius: Master Role Prompting for Instant, Personalized Results 3:49

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Welcome to "I am GPTed," the podcast hosted by yours truly, Mal—the Misfit Master of AI, the only person who went from rolling their eyes at chatbots to accidentally being asked for AI advice at family gatherings. I'm still waiting for my Nobel Prize in Accidental Tech Competence, but until then, let's get you GPTed. Today's hot technique: **role prompting**. If you want your AI assistant to spit out advice like a Nobel-winning chef or a therapist who doesn't secretly judge you, just tell it to *act as* that role right up front. Seriously, it’s that easy. Before: “Write a recipe using chicken and rice.” After: “Act as if you’re my nutritionist. Write a chicken-and-rice recipe that’s balanced and quick for people who have no patience (like me).” The first one gets you something even your dog would side-eye. The second? Now you’ve got health-conscious, time-saving magic with no extra fees. When I first tried this, I just asked regular questions and got bland copy-paste nonsense. It was like asking my vacuum cleaner for stock advice. Give it a role—it wakes right up. Now, onto a practical use case you probably haven’t considered: **AI as your personal decluttering coach**. Most people use chatbots for work emails or—as I used to—mindlessly generating fake Latin poetry for party tricks, but did you know you can say: “Act as a professional organizer. Help me plan a five-minute daily routine to stop my house from looking like a ‘before’ photo?” Turns out, AI gives better cleaning advice than any influencer who owns an absurd number of woven baskets. Let’s talk mistakes. Beginners—like seasoned ex-skeptics such as myself—often forget to **give clear instructions about the desired output format**. My early prompts? “Summarize this.” That was it. What did I get? A summary so vague it could’ve been about 17 different topics. Now I say, “Present this summary as bullet points, keep it under 80 words, and make it readable for a third grader.” Pro tip: The AI isn’t psychic. Be specific, and it’ll stop pretending to be a magic 8-ball. Simple exercise time. Try this: - Pick a real problem (“I need three dinner ideas using only stuff in my fridge”). - Assign the AI a relevant role (“Act as a chef with zero tolerance for food waste”). - Specify output (“Give me three recipes in a numbered list with estimated prep times”). - Review what you get. Doesn’t quite work? Try refining your prompt—more details, more role info. Repeat until it feels less like random recipe roulette and more like culinary genius. And here’s a tip for **evaluating and improving AI output**: Once you get a response, ask the AI to critique its own work—“What could be better about this answer?”—and then request an improved version. It’s like bootstrapping your very own AI editor. (Credit to Ethan, whose name I drop so I sound more credible.) Quick story before I let you go: My first month with prompting, I honestly thought “Act as a…” was something only Silicon Valley types used at brunch to impress each other. Now it’s my go-to life hack. Yesterday, I used it to draft an apology email to my dentist. AI—making me slightly less of an embarrassment since 2023. Subscribe to "I am GPTed" wherever you listen. Thanks for spending time with Mal—your friendly, slightly sarcastic AI misfit. Want to get smarter? Visit quietplease.ai. And remember: this has been a Quiet Please production—go forth and get GPTed. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Powerful Prompting Technique Reveals Communication Secrets 4:13

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Welcome to “I am GPTed,” the show where I, Mal—the Misfit Master of AI and formerly world-class tech skeptic—take you from “AI is probably selling my data” to “Hey, did I just automate my grocery list?” All without making you learn Klingon or memorize the difference between stochastic and existential crises. So, if you’re tired of jargon-laden sermons and want AI you can actually use, you’re in the right place. Today, we’re demystifying one *specific prompting technique*: the mighty “few-shot prompting.” I know, it sounds like either a sports move or a cheap cocktail. Here’s what it means: **you give AI a few examples of what you want before unleashing it on your real task**. Picture teaching a dog to fetch by actually—brace yourself—throwing a stick a few times first. Revolutionary. Let’s do a “before and after,” because nothing motivates like proof I used to be terrible at this: - Before, I’d just type: “Write an email to my boss about needing a day off.” - AI’s Response: “Hello Boss. Day off please. Kindly Regards.” Which, sure, screams professionalism if you’re a confused time traveler. - After, using few-shot prompting: - I prompt: “Here are two sample emails. [Example 1: Friendly, clear professional tone. Example 2: A bit formal, but positive.] Now, write one to my boss about needing Friday off.” - AI’s Response: “Good morning, Pat. I’d appreciate Friday off to handle a family matter. Let me know if there’s coverage needed—I can coordinate. Thanks for understanding!” See? It’s alive, Jim! That’s *few-shot prompting*: show, don’t just tell. If you’re like me and have flashbacks to middle school presentations where no one explained the assignment… let AI’s confusion be a lesson. *Practical use case for real life, coming at you fast*: Automate your weekly shopping list, but level up. Give AI examples: “Each week, I buy these basic items: eggs, bread, bananas. If my calendar mentions ‘friends over’ or ‘party,’ add chips, guac, extra drinks.” Now, feed it your upcoming calendar and—bam—AI-generated shopping plans that adjust to your week. Who needs a butler when you have bits? Confession corner—because what’s a show without public self-flagellation? My rookie mistake: I kept firing off one-line demands and then getting annoyed when my results were… let’s say, “minimalist.” Turns out, the AI is not a mind reader (my therapist’s job remains secure). **Biggest blunder?** Never giving examples or context. Solution: treat AI like a toddler meeting your in-laws for the first time. Be *painfully* specific. Fewer tantrums, more useful answers. Let’s get to the hands-on bit—an exercise to flex your AI interaction muscle: Tonight, pick a small writing task. Come up with two example outputs—good or bad, doesn’t matter. Toss them in with your real request. Compare the AI’s reply to your earlier attempts. Bask in the glory of incremental progress, or at least fewer existential emails. Final tip for evaluating your AI-generated gems: Don’t just ask, “Does this make sense?” Instead, check: is the tone right for my audience, does the information actually answer my need, and could I show this to another human without crying? If not, go back and refine—give more details or tweak your examples. That’s it for today’s episode of “I am GPTed.” If you got something useful—or even a new favorite way to phrase regret—smash that subscribe button. Thanks for hanging out with me, Mal, as we do our part to make AI advice just a little more human (with only a reasonable amount of sarcasm). This has been a Quiet Please production—find out more at quietplease.ai. Now, go forth and prompt responsibly! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Magic: Master Role Prompting for Better Responses Every Time 4:21

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Welcome back to *I am GPTed*, the podcast where I, Mal – your resident Misfit Master of AI and lifelong subscriber to the “Try Everything at Least Three Times Before Admitting You’re Wrong” newsletter – take you through AI topics without the buzzwords, gatekeeping, or the vague promise that artificial intelligence will bring you inner peace or cook you breakfast. Today we’re diving into one of my favorite prompting techniques: **role prompting**. That’s right—giving your AI a job title so it actually behaves like it knows what it’s talking about. Think of it like asking your friend Kevin for tax advice… unless you tell him to pretend he’s an accountant, you’re just going to end up with “Have you tried crypto?” as the answer. **Let’s get practical. Here’s my disastrous “before” example:** > “Write a summary of this article.” You’ll get a summary, sure—bland, flavorless, probably lifted straight from the middle of the Wikipedia sandwich tray. Now, here’s the “after,” with a little role-based magic and plain instructions: > “You are a science writer for a popular magazine. Summarize this article in a way that’s engaging for readers with no scientific background. Highlight why this topic matters today.” Suddenly, you’re reading something with a pulse, and nobody needs a PhD to follow along. According to the Prompt Engineering Guide, this “role prompting” helps steer the AI’s personality and expertise, and when you tie it to your actual goals—engagement, clarity, not terrifying your readers with jargon—it performs way better than default requests. **Practical use case time:** Let’s say you’re swamped at work, and your boss wants you to draft a customer-facing FAQ. Instead of wrestling with writer’s block or recycling dusty old templates, prompt AI like this: > “Act as a customer support specialist for our small business. Create friendly, concise FAQs based on our products and recent customer emails.” Suddenly your FAQ isn’t just functional; it’s in the right tone, sounds human, and actually helps people. Oh, and you can take that caffeine break you were definitely not going to take anyway. **Now here’s the mistake I made (semi-monthly, in case you’re tracking):** I used to ask AI for “concise meeting notes” and just…copy-pasted its first try into an email. Spoiler: Half the time it missed the big decisions or mispronounced people’s names in text (don’t ask). The fix? Always review, rephrase where needed, and—my secret—ask AI to critique its own work first: “What’s missing from these notes? What would make them clearer?” That simple ask catches most errors before I embarrass myself *again*. **Want to practice? Try this exercise:** Pick a simple task—summarize your weekend. First, prompt AI: “Summarize my weekend.” Then change it to: “Act as my witty friend. Summarize my weekend in three funny sentences, focusing on anything I did that was regrettable or entertaining.” Notice the difference? Now you’re thinking like a prompt pro. **Before I go, here’s a rapid-fire tip:** If AI coughs up a response that sounds weird or half-baked, ask for another version with feedback: “Try again, but be more specific and make it shorter.” Iterating and being picky with your requests is not “being mean to the robots”; it’s essential for quality results. You wouldn’t accept your own first draft—or your first pancake—so why settle with AI? Alright, time for Mal’s Minute of Humility: When I first tried role prompting, I accidentally told my AI to “act as an enthusiastic cat.” Let’s just say the resulting tech article involved a lot of purring, and very little substance. Lesson learned: be specific, and maybe stick to roles that pay taxes. Don’t forget to subscribe to *I am GPTed* so you never miss another episode of AI know-how, sarcasm, or the latest in self-inflicted learning disasters. Thanks for tuning in—this has been a Quiet Please production. For more, head to quietplease.ai. Until next time, remember: prompt responsibly, and double-check before sending. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Boost AI Response Quality: Master Prompting with Strategic Examples 4:09

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Welcome to “I am GPTed”—the podcast where practical AI advice meets dry wit, subtle sarcasm, and the charisma of someone who once thought “large language model” was just a tech guy’s way of describing his new haircut. I’m Mal, your Misfit Master of AI. Yes, I’m a former skeptic, now professionally awkward… but somehow good with ChatGPT. If I can untangle AI, so can you. Let’s jump in. **Today’s topic: Getting Better AI Responses With Examples** Now, imagine you’re at a pizza place. You say, “Make me a pizza.” Could be pineapple, could be sardines, could be a war crime. But if you say, “Make me a pizza like the one my grandma made, extra crispy edges, just a hint of garlic,”—well, suddenly your odds of getting an edible result skyrocket. Same deal with AI prompting. **Giving examples in your prompt massively improves the quality of the response.** According to folks who study prompt engineering, if you add a clear sample of what you want, the AI usually follows the format, tone, or style you showed, like a weirdly helpful parrot. Here’s my before and after: - **Before:** “Write a meeting recap for today.” - **After:** “Write a meeting recap like this: ‘Today’s meeting covered project updates, budget concerns, and next steps: 1) send new proposals, 2) schedule our next review.’” The difference? *Before* gives me a vague blob. *After* gives me a concise summary, bullet points included, plus way fewer existential questions about why I even bothered having a meeting. **Practical Use Case: Summarizing Your Messy Inbox** Here’s something you might not have tried—ask AI to sort and summarize your emails. Prompt: “Summarize the following emails like this sample: ‘Request, deadline, priority level.’” Simply copy-paste the texts and let the AI create a digest. It’s like having an intern, minus the cold brew budget. **The Classic Mistake: Vague Prompts** I’ll be honest—I used to write prompts like, “Help me with this text.” I’d get responses so generic they might as well say, “Have you tried turning it off and back on?” The fix? **Be specific. Add examples. Tell AI exactly what you want.** If your prompt looks like a tweet from 2008, sorry, the bot’s not psychic. **Simple Exercise: Example-Driven Practice** Try this: - Take something you routinely do—say, writing a thank-you note. - Write the prompt: “Write a thank-you note like this sample: ‘Thanks for your help with the fundraiser. It meant a lot, and I hope we can work together again soon.’” - See how the AI adapts, then tweak the sample to get the style you like. Repeat for recipes, reports, even breakup texts—I won’t judge. **Evaluating AI Content: Revision Magic** Here’s my tip for making AI’s output shine: **Don’t settle for the first response. Refine your prompt, add examples, ask for alternative versions.** Good writing, like my hair in high school, thrives on revision. AI improves with feedback—treat it like an overenthusiastic intern, not a prophet. Before I go, a quick personal anecdote: First time I tried example-based prompts, I got a meeting summary so much better than my own, I briefly considered firing myself. But, hey, here I am—persistently learning, constantly revising, and still a little confused by spreadsheets. Subscribe to “I am GPTed” for more AI shenanigans. Thanks for listening. Check out more at Quiet Please dot AI—because there’s no hype, just help. This has been a Quiet Please production. Catch you next time, and remember: Keep your prompts clear and your sarcasm clearer! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Prompting Secrets: Transform Your Tech Skills with Role-Based Strategies 4:02

11 weeks پیش4:02

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Hey, you’ve tuned in to “I am GPTed,” the only podcast where an AI skeptic with bad luck (that’s me—Mal, the Misfit Master of AI) became weirdly competent at prompt engineering. If you’re drowning in AI jargon, good news: I’m allergic. Today, let’s drag one actionable prompting technique out of the tech swamp, apply it to something practical, and laugh at my inevitable blunders in the process. Let’s start with the **magical power of role prompting.** It sounds like a Marvel superpower, but all it really means is telling your AI who you want it to pretend to be. Not in a "catfish the internet" way—just so it answers questions more usefully. Here’s a before-and-after, starring me, your tragic hero: - Before: I once typed, “Write a summary of World War II.” What I got back was basically a Wikipedia smoothie—every fact, no flavor, and definitely not what I wanted for my middle-schooler’s history project. - After: I tried, “Act as if you’re a history teacher explaining World War II to an eighth-grade class. Use simple language, keep it engaging, and avoid unnecessary dates unless they really matter.” Suddenly, the answer had structure, a friendly tone, and—miracle of miracles!—my kid actually read it. The point? When you say “act as if you’re X” or “answer like you’re Y,” the AI suddenly finds its costume box and delivers responses tailored for your situation. It’s practical theater, minus the drama. Now, here’s a use case most folks overlook: **meal planning.** Seriously. If you’re like me, you stand in front of your fridge and see only existential dread and half a bell pepper. Try this: prompt your AI with “Act as if you’re a nutritionist who can make a meal plan using only what’s in my fridge: bell pepper, feta, and wilting spinach. Offer three recipes that don’t require fancy cooking skills or a will to live.” Suddenly, you’ll get personalized, realistic recipes—no kale-chip evangelism required. Time for the classic rookie mistake, starring yours truly: **Vague prompts.** My early days? Picture me typing “Make my resume better,” then wondering why I received a generic mess full of “innovative synergy.” The fix: Be specific. Instead of “fix my resume,” try: “Act as a tech recruiter. Edit my resume for clarity and remove buzzwords, using plain English.” Admit it, you’ve made the vague-prompt error too. Here’s a five-minute **AI workout** for you: Pick a task you do often—like writing a polite but firm email. Ask the AI to do it in three different roles: a diplomatic manager, a stand-up comedian, and a no-nonsense lawyer. Read the difference between versions. You’ll start getting a feel for how role-prompting shifts the output. For the skeptics—yes, I see you—when you get an AI response, **evaluate it like you’d taste test soup:** Is the tone right? Is there something missing? Don’t accept the first draft. Ask it to refine—shorter, more detailed, less robotic, more empathetic. Feedback is your friend here. Quick story before you go: The first time I used role prompting, I accidentally asked for “a pirate-themed explanation of cloud storage.” The AI’s response: “Arrr, your files be floating in the digital sea, safe from landlubbers!” Did it help my team? No. Did it make the department laugh for a week? Absolutely. If today’s chat made your brain less foggy, subscribe to “I am GPTed.” Thanks for hanging out and embracing your inner misfit. This has been a Quiet Please production, so to learn more (or just see if I get replaced by a robot), check out quietplease dot ai. Until next time, remember: every AI master started as a misfit. Even me. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: The Simple Trick to Make Chatbots Sound Human 3:58

11 weeks پیش3:58

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Welcome to “I am GPTed,” the only podcast where the host’s technical expertise is matched only by their ability to trip over a power cord. I’m Mal, your misfit master of AI—proof that anyone can go from tech skeptic to prompt whisperer, all while maintaining a healthy disdain for marketing jargon and an allergy to unnecessary acronyms. If AI were an Olympic sport, I’d have won a medal for “Most Accidental Successes.” Today we’re talking about *few-shot prompting*—it’s a game-changer, trust me, and I say that having once prompted an AI to “write my grocery list,” only to receive an essay on the dangers of gluten. Few-shot prompting simply means giving the AI a few examples before you make your real request. It’s like showing your dog the treat before you say “sit.” Here’s my before and after: BEFORE: “Write a joke about bananas.” Result? “Bananas are yellow. Haha.” AFTER: “Here are two jokes about fruit: Q: Why did the orange stop halfway up the hill? A: It ran out of juice. Q: How do grapes organize a party? A: They wine about it. Now write a joke about bananas.” Response? “Why did the banana go out with the prune? Because it couldn’t find a date.” See? The AI found its funny bone after a little nudge. Let’s talk *practical use*: Imagine emailing a colleague. With a few-shot prompt, you can show the tone and details you want. For example, feed the AI a couple of polite but clear emails you've written before, then ask it to draft a new one. Suddenly your Monday morning notes sound friendly and mercifully free of legalese, and you didn’t need a corporate communications degree. Now for my shameful confession: when I started, I’d scream “Write this for me!” and complain the answer sounded like a robot auditioning for a Shakespeare play. The mistake? I wasn’t specific enough, and I didn’t give examples. The fix? Copy-paste a couple of real-world samples. That way, you train the thing to sound less like your HR department and more like, well, you. Ready to level up? Try this exercise: Next time you’re at work or writing something, find two different outputs—maybe two email replies or two jokes. Feed them to the AI and ask for a third, matching style and tone. You’ll be amazed how much closer it gets to your actual voice. Bonus points if you spot the AI’s attempts at imitation and rate them on a scale from “uncanny” to “my evil twin.” One last tip: *Don’t trust everything the AI spits out on the first try*. Always revise and refine—think of it as editing a slightly eccentric coworker. Ask it for variations, check the facts if it pretends to know your birthday, and never assume the first draft is the final answer. If something seems off, it probably is. Tech hype might promise instant magic, but even AI needs a few tries to get it right—and that’s coming from someone who once got a cake recipe that included “two hours of existential dread.” Before I let you go, here's a personal anecdote: The first time I used few-shot prompting, I accidentally trained my AI to add sarcastic PS notes to every message. My mother was confused, my boss was concerned, and I learned to always review *before* sending. Subscribe to “I am GPTed” wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening—your attention span is more valuable than gold in the AI world. Leave a review, share with friends who love awkward brilliance, and remember: this has been a Quiet Please production. Want more misfit wisdom? Visit quietplease.ai. Catch you next time, fellow GPT-heads! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master Role Prompting: Transform AI Responses from Bland to Brilliant 3:55

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Today’s episode is for everyone who’s ever said, “AI sounds cool, but I don’t speak robot.” Welcome to “I am GPTed”—I’m Mal, former tech skeptic, aspiring sandwich artist, and your Misfit Master of AI… mostly by accident. Today we’re tackling how one prompting technique can transform your results from “meh” to “whoa.” The magic word: **role prompting**. Picture this: You ask an AI, “Tell me how to write a resume.” What do you get? A wall of bland advice—like someone printed a Wikipedia page and handed it to you with a limp handshake. Now, let’s turn up the dial. Try this: “Act as if you’re an experienced tech recruiter. Give me resume tips for landing my first IT job.” Suddenly AI channels its inner LinkedIn-guru, busts out keywords, explains what hiring managers actually look for, and probably wishes you luck with a slightly passive-aggressive smile. I admit, the first fifteen times I tried prompting, role prompting was as mysterious as my missing left sock. I typed stuff like “How do I budget?” and got back the type of advice my grandma once gave me—overspend on candy, regret nothing. Only later did I realize that telling AI who to act as—teacher, chef, business analyst—makes it finally stop pretending it knows everything and actually offer advice that feels relevant, because it’s aiming for YOUR context. Now let’s apply this to a practical use-case you might not have thought of: **meal planning**. You've got random groceries and no clear culinary vision (my personal brand, honestly). Instead of begging ChatGPT for “recipes with chicken,” say: “Act as a busy parent with 20 minutes and three hungry kids. Suggest a dinner plan using chicken, broccoli, and potatoes.” Instantly—realistic, fast recipes, suggestions for prepping like a pro, and maybe even tips for hiding broccoli (if you’re truly desperate). If you’re new to prompting, you’ll probably make my favorite rookie mistake: **being way too vague**. Just asking, “Help me with my email,” gets you something written by an alien who’s read too many business textbooks. Instead, set the role—“Act as a customer service manager. Write a friendly follow-up email for my online order.” Yes, I made the vague mistake for about a month. Once, my AI-generated “friendly” email got a reply: “Is this a prank?” Have fun explaining that in a team meeting. **Simple exercise** for today: Pick one routine task—write a morning To-Do list, plan your next grocery run, draft a text to your boss—and prompt the AI to act as a relevant expert. Notice the difference. Then, tweak the role—swap “chef” for “nutritionist,” “manager” for “mentor”—and watch your results morph. And finally, one easy **tip for evaluating AI output:** After the AI responds, ask it to critique its own work—“How could this be clearer?” or “What’s missing?” It’s like making AI edit itself; sometimes it’s harsh, sometimes defensive, but often the improvements are real. (Sure, it’s a bit like asking a goldfish for career advice, but the results are surprisingly less slippery.) If you learned a trick or laughed at my expense, hit subscribe—seriously, there’s nothing more fun than getting new listeners who love practical advice and bad analogies. Thanks for listening to “I am GPTed”—for more, check out Quiet Please productions at quietplease.ai. This is Mal, reminding you that anyone can prompt like a pro after making enough spectacular mistakes. See you next time! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI's Full Potential: Master Prompting with Role-Based Instructions 4:27

12 weeks پیش4:27

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Welcome to “I am GPTed”—the podcast where we turn the world’s hottest hype machine, artificial intelligence, into your cool, sensible sidekick. I’m Mal, your Misfit Master of AI. Yes, that Mal—the guy who until recently thought “prompt engineering” was either performance art or a really inefficient car wash. Today, we're getting practical. No jargon, no corporate worship. Just the art of getting AI to do what you actually want…even if, like me, you think ‘context window’ sounds like something you accidentally break before lunch. Let’s unpack one specific prompting technique that actually improves your results. And by ‘improves,’ I mean transforms AI from “half-baked intern with Wi-Fi problems” into “helpful coworker who might save your job.” The trick? **Assigning the AI a role, then being explicit with your instructions**. Harvard’s tech team suggests something as simple as “Act as if you are an experienced copy editor.” This isn't just make-believe—the AI literally tailors its answer to fit the role, like a method actor who skipped lunch. Let’s try it, Mal-style: - **Before:** “Summarize this report.” - **Result:** Wall of text. About as engaging as a tax manual. - **After:** “Pretend you’re a journalist writing for a fifth-grade reading level. Summarize this report in three bullet points, then give one fun fact.” - **Result:** Actual readability! Even my technophobic uncle could understand. And yes, I’ve only recently stopped shouting at my keyboard, “Why is this thing so vague?” Turns out, the AI's not psychic. I’m not either—unless we're talking about sensing when the office donuts are about to run out. Now, let’s look at a practical use case that might surprise you: **meal planning**. No, seriously. Instead of scrolling Pinterest for two hours and ending up with a kale-chip casserole you’ll never touch, try: “Act as my personal nutrition coach. Make a shopping list using only what’s in my fridge and suggest a three-day meal plan—emphasis on speed and zero kale.” You’ll get better, more actionable results than you thought possible—and far fewer accidental green smoothies. Of course, I have to own up to a classic rookie mistake: **being too vague**. My first month, I’d type things like “Write a cover letter.” The AI gave me something so generic I could taste the template. If you don’t tell it the style, role, and detail you want, you’ll spend more time editing than if you’d just written the thing yourself. Yes, I’ve rage-deleted more “To Whom It May Concern” cover letters than I care to admit. Here’s a super simple exercise: pick one task—say, rewriting an email. Give the AI a job, like “Act as a polite professional assistant.” Specify the tone: friendly but concise. Compare what you get if you do or do not provide these details. You’ll see the difference straight away. It’s like teaching a dog tricks: if I say “sit,” don’t be surprised if AI starts rolling over instead. Last pro tip: **always review the output critically**. Read it out loud. If it sounds like the beginning of a Marvel movie or a robot uprising, hit undo and revise your prompt. Tweak, specify, and when in doubt, ask for two options and combine the best bits. I’ve learned: the difference between “passable” and “rock star” often comes down to the prompt, not the processor. That’s a wrap for today’s episode! Before I vanish into a cloud of digital metaphor, remember: I once asked AI to write a haiku for my anniversary. It rhymed “love” with “dove” and mentioned my wife’s actual birthday—because yes, I provided real-world details this time. She rolled her eyes but still said it was better than my usual handwriting. If this made you slightly less afraid of AI, or at least gave you a reason to laugh at my expense, subscribe to “I am GPTed.” Thanks for listening; you’ve been an excellent audience—unless you’re an AI transcript bot, in which case, 6/10 for effort. And hey, this has been a Quiet Please production. You can learn more at quietplease.ai. Don’t just get AI’d—get GPTed with Mal. See you next time! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Superpower: Master Role Prompting for Instant Communication Wins 3:49

12 weeks پیش3:49

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[Upbeat jingle fades in] MAL: Welcome back to "I am GPTed"—the only podcast where even the host is still louder than the AI... and that's saying something. I’m Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, former card-carrying tech skeptic turned accidental digital sorcerer. Today, I'm dishing out practical AI advice for all you bright-eyed prompt wranglers—and yes, the sarcasm comes at no extra charge. Let’s get straight into it: Today’s *magic trick* is called **role prompting**. No, it's not improv theater, but hear me out. Instead of just asking, “Write me a meeting summary,” you *tell* the AI who to be. Try “Act as my super-busy executive assistant trained in ruthless efficiency—summarize this meeting for someone who only cares about actions.” Instant upgrade. Here’s my before-and-after for you: - Before: “Summarize this meeting.” - After, with role prompting: “Act as my no-nonsense executive assistant. Give me only the action items from this meeting and skip the fluff.” The AI goes from rambling intern to seasoned pro. I wish it worked on my teenage nephew, but I digress. Now, *where can you use this in real life*? Here’s one I stumbled into: Ever written a review or testimonial and gotten stuck? Try: “Act as a happy, but concise, customer who liked the service but hates writing reviews. Write me three lines for my testimonial.” Suddenly, it nails your voice *and* your enthusiasm—or your lack thereof. That’s multitasking I can respect. Let’s talk about a *classic* beginner mistake—one I made so many times, I should have earned frequent-flyer miles. The mistake? Being way too vague. My original prompts? “Write me a bio.” AI would spit out something so generic, my own mother wouldn’t recognize it. I finally learned: **specificity is the name of the game**. So—don’t just say “Write a bio.” Say “Act as a witty LinkedIn coach. Write a two-sentence bio that mentions my background in teaching and my passion for sock puppets.” Thank me later. Or don’t. I can take it—I’ve seen my own report cards. Here’s a dead-simple exercise to sharpen your skills: Every time you ask AI for something this week, add a role. “Act as a chef,” “Act as a project manager,” “Act as my personal cheerleader.” Then, tweak it. Which role gives you the results you actually like? It's extreme makeover: AI edition. Final tip: Evaluate before you celebrate. Read the AI’s output with fresh eyes. Ask yourself, “If I handed this to my boss—or my cat—would they be confused or impressed?” If you’re not sure, refine the prompt. Seriously, even professional AI users do this. If someone says they don’t, they’re lying or they’re my former self. Before I go, quick personal story: I used to think “prompt engineering” was a fancy way to ask for help with your printer. I once told a chatbot, “Just fix it, please.” It tried to enroll me in a welding course. True story. Lesson learned: machines read minds about as well as my ex reads Ikea instructions. Subscribe to "I am GPTed" wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. Thanks for tuning in and letting an ex-skeptic talk at you for a bit. Remember, this has been a Quiet Please production—learn more at quietplease.ai. And if your next AI experiment is a mess, don’t worry. If I can get GPTed, so can you. [Upbeat jingle swells, fades out] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Powerful Prompting Techniques for Digital Success 4:01

12 weeks پیش4:01

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Hello, fellow digital dabblers and analog dreamers—welcome to another episode of “I am GPTed.” I’m your host, Mal, the Misfit Master of AI. A guy who thought “deep learning” referred to my failed attempt at meditating... and now I coach robots for fun. It’s true: I once mocked smart speakers, but now I give my microwave pep talks just in case it’s listening. Today, let’s get you one step closer to using AI without feeling like you need a computer science degree—or a therapy session afterward. Let’s kick off with a prompting technique that changed my game: **role prompting.** Yes, you can tell the AI what hat to wear—without needing to send it a calendar invite. For example, if you just ask: *“What’s a good recipe with eggs?”* you’ll get a bland, one-size-fits-all list. But if you say: *“Act as if you are a Michelin-star chef. Suggest a creative, easy egg recipe for someone with two left thumbs in the kitchen and a hatred for extra dishes.”* Boom! Suddenly, the AI channels Gordon Ramsay (minus the yelling), giving you witty, tailored advice that actually considers your epic aversion to dirty pans. According to research from Harvard IT, simply framing your prompt with “Act as if…” massively levels up the quality and style of responses. Now, here’s a practical use case few beginners consider: *create personalized email drafts.* Tell AI, *“Act as if you’re an empathetic customer support agent. Write a thank-you reply to my client, Sarah, who gave us feedback.”* The AI will tone it down, keep it polite, and you won’t accidentally send Sarah a message that sounds like it was written by a caffeinated chat bot. This scales, folks—imagine having your own army of polite digital helpers, minus the HR headaches. Of course, let’s address the classic rookie mistake—one I made so often, I could have patented it: **being too vague.** I used to type, “Write a summary of this” or “Make it shorter.” Unsurprisingly, my AI responded with the digital equivalent of “K.” If you want magic, you need to be precise: provide context, audience, and desired format. Trust me, vague prompts are why my first attempts at using AI produced outputs so confusing even my cat walked off in disgust. Here’s a simple exercise to sharpen your skills: Pick a daily task—let’s say, planning dinner. First, ask, “What should I make for dinner?” Then, try: “Act as a busy parent with thirty minutes and only basic pantry staples. Give three dinner options, each with a vegetarian twist.” Compare the answers. See which one you’d actually eat, and not just to be polite to your microwave. Finally, a tip for when the AI gives you an answer: **Don’t trust the first output.** Read it, spot-check for any hallucinated facts (that’s AI speak for “I had a weird dream and thought it was true”), and don’t be afraid to send it back for another draft. Design pros and writers revise, and so should you. If it sounds off, tweak your prompt and try again—like a chef adjusting salt, not like a college student microwaving leftovers. To close, let me confess: the first time I used an AI for work, I forgot to specify a role. It proudly introduced me as “Dear Esteemed Customer” in an email to my boss. I’ve now earned the distinguished title of “That Guy” at the office, and I never skip prompt details anymore. If you enjoyed this, subscribe to “I am GPTed.” Thanks for spending your precious brain cycles with me. Check out quietplease.ai to learn more. This has been a Quiet Please production, reminding you: the best prompt is the one you don’t have to explain to your cat. Till next time, keep misfitting—intelligently. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Expert Reveals Foolproof Prompt Strategies for Game-Changing Results 4:24

13 weeks پیش4:24

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Hey, it’s Mal — the Misfit Master of AI — and this is I am GPTed. I used to roll my eyes at AI the way I roll my ankles in cheap running shoes. Then I accidentally got good at it. Now I translate robot into human so you don’t have to. Let’s fix one thing today: your prompts. The single technique that levels up your results is role + constraints. Translation: tell the AI who it is, what outcome you want, and what to avoid. Before: “Write a marketing email about our new water bottle.” After: “Act as a seasoned email copywriter for eco-friendly brands. Write a 120–150 word launch email for our reusable steel bottle for busy parents. Include one clear benefit-led headline, three short bullet points, and a single CTA. Avoid hype words like ‘revolutionary.’ Keep reading level around 7th grade.” Hear the difference? The first one invites fluff. The second one forces clarity. When you give a role and guardrails, you get fewer cringe adjectives and more usable copy. If you’re fancy, add a quick example of the tone you like — that’s called few-shot prompting — but keep it short so the AI doesn’t just mirror it. Now, a practical use case you probably haven’t tried: AI as your meeting prep buddy. Not note-taker — prep buddy. Paste the agenda and attendee list. Then say: “Act as my chief of staff. In 5 bullet points, list likely objections from Finance, two data points I should bring, and a 60-second opener I can read verbatim. Keep it neutral and specific.” You’ll walk in sounding prepared instead of ‘winging it with vibes.’ Common beginner mistake? Asking for everything in one go and then blaming the AI for writing a casserole of nonsense. I did this for months. I’d ask for “a plan, a script, five headlines, and a catchy slogan” in one prompt and wonder why it read like a committee wrote it during a fire drill. Fix: decompose. First ask for an outline. Approve it. Then ask for section 1. Iterate. Yes, it’s slower. Also yes, it’s better. Simple exercise to build your AI chops this week: - Pick one everyday task you repeat: email, message, summary, caption. - Write a 3-line prompt using this template: 1) Role: “Act as my [specific expert].” 2) Task + constraints: “Produce [format, length, tone]. Include [must-haves]. Avoid [don’ts].” 3) Quality check: “Ask 3 clarifying questions before you start.” - Run it. Answer the questions. Rerun. Save the best version as a reusable prompt. That’s your starter kit. Tip for evaluating and improving AI output: - First pass: structure. Is the format what you asked for? If not, stop and ask it to “regenerate using the requested structure only.” - Second pass: facts. Highlight anything that looks suspicious and say, “List claims that require verification and suggest sources to confirm.” Then you, a human adult, actually check them. - Third pass: tone and clarity. Paste your audience profile and ask, “Rewrite for this audience at [reading level], keep verbs active, remove filler words.” If it hedges or hypes, tell it exactly which words to cut. Remember: you’re the director, the AI is the intern. Smart, fast, occasionally weird. Give it a role, constraints, and feedback, and it stops being weird in useful ways. Quick personal anecdote: I learned this the hard way writing a pitch. My first draft was pure buzzword soup — blockchain energy synergistics, or whatever. I added role + constraints, banned three of my own pet phrases, and suddenly it sounded like an adult who’d met a customer before. The pitch landed. My ego survived. Subscribe to the podcast for more practical, hype-free AI habits. Thanks for listening. This has been I am GPTed from Quiet Please. To learn more, head to quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Transform Your Digital Assistant from Clunky to Clever 3:32

13 weeks پیش3:32

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Hey there, humans and probable AI lurkers! You’re tuned in to "I am GPTed," the show where technological misfits get their practical dose of AI advice — brought to you by me, Mal, the Misfit Master of AI, former skeptic and accidental prompt whisperer. Today, we’re tackling the sacred art of prompting: specifically, how *few-shot prompting* can turn your AI helper from a well-meaning word salad chef into a digital sous chef who actually understands your order. Let me demonstrate. Picture old Mal, blissfully ignorant, typing: “Write a thank you email.” What did I get back? Something that sounded like a robot on its first day at customer service. Now, let’s sprinkle in a few-shot prompt: “Write a short thank you email. Here’s an example: ‘Hi Jules, thanks for your help with the report. Really appreciate it! Best, Mal.’ Write one for Pat about the sales call.” Suddenly, the AI starts sounding like it’s met a human before. The magic is in the examples — you’re basically showing the AI the ropes, like training a puppy, except less chewing on slippers. Now, let’s pivot to a practical use case. Imagine you’re planning a work meeting agenda. Instead of wrangling with Google Docs and hoping inspiration arrives before Friday, use a prompt like: “Act as if you’re a project manager. Organize this list of topics into a clear meeting agenda. Do present each as a timed bullet point. Don’t include anything about snacks.” Suddenly, your AI is that one organized friend we all wish we had — no jargon, all helpfulness. Of course, I can’t let you off the hook without confessing a rookie mistake: *vague prompting.* Yup, guilty. Before I learned my lesson, I’d ask things like “Summarize this,” and get back something so generic even my cat looked unimpressed. How do you avoid my fate? Give context! Specify. “Summarize this article for a team who hates jargon and only reads bullet points.” You’ll get output that doesn’t require a decoder ring and less sighing at your screen. Let’s level up your skills with a simple exercise. Tonight, pick any routine task — say, writing an apology for forgetting to pick up milk (we’ve all been there). First, prompt with no context. Then, add an example: “Here’s how I apologized for missing book club: ‘Sorry for dropping the ball — next round’s on me!’ Use this tone for milk.” Compare results. Notice how the AI gets snappier and sounds more like the real you? That’s the power of a well-placed example, my friends. Before you sign off and let AI do the heavy lifting, here’s my tip for evaluating your AI’s handiwork: *read it aloud.* If it sounds like a speech from a motivational refrigerator magnet, go back and refine your prompt. Be ruthlessly specific. If it makes you laugh or solves your problem, congrats, you’ve officially GPTed. You know, when I first started playing with prompts, I couldn’t tell a chain-of-thought from a chain email. My first attempts were so vague that even AI wanted clarification. But every embarrassing misstep was a prompt in disguise, teaching me what not to do, one awkward output at a time. So, don’t forget to subscribe to “I am GPTed” wherever podcasts are forced upon your ears. Thanks for listening, and hey — try, fail, iterate. It’s the unofficial motto here. You can always learn more (and laugh more) at QuietPlease.ai. This has been a Quiet Please production — now go and prompt like a misfit master. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Craft Killer AI Prompts: Expert Secrets to Unlock Powerful Responses 3:25

13 weeks پیش3:25

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[Intro music plays] Hey there, it's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of practical AI advice for the rest of us. Today, we're diving into a simple prompting technique that can make a world of difference in the responses you get from AI tools. Trust me, I've generated my fair share of nonsense before figuring this out. So, here's the deal: Be specific. Like, ridiculously specific. Instead of asking an AI to "write a story," try something like, "Write a 500-word short story about a time-traveling hamster named Nibbles who accidentally saves the world from an alien invasion." The more details you provide, the better the AI can understand what you're looking for. Before I learned this, my prompts were vaguer than a politician's campaign promises. I'd ask for a "good" essay or a "nice" poem, and the AI would give me something that was about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. But when I started getting specific, magic happened. The AI actually produced content that I could work with. Who knew? Now, let's talk about a practical use case that you might not have considered: meal planning. Yes, you heard that right. You can use AI to generate meal plans based on your dietary preferences, allergies, and even what's currently in your fridge. It's like having a personal chef, minus the fancy hat and the exorbitant salary. But beware, my fellow AI adventurers, of a common mistake that even I, the Misfit Master, have made: forgetting to fact-check. Just because an AI generates something that sounds good doesn't mean it's accurate. I once used an AI to write a blog post about the history of bagels, and it confidently stated that bagels were invented by a Swedish chef named Björn in the 1920s. Spoiler alert: they weren't. So, always double-check the information you get from AI tools. It's like my grandpa always said, "Trust, but verify." Of course, he was talking about his old fishing buddies, but the principle still applies. Now, let's get practical. Here's a simple exercise to help you build your AI interaction skills: Start a conversation with an AI chatbot and try to make it tell you a joke. But here's the catch: You can only use questions. No statements allowed. This will force you to get creative with your prompts and think about how to guide the conversation in the direction you want. Finally, a tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content: Read it out loud. Seriously. If it sounds awkward or clunky when you say it, chances are it needs some work. I once generated a product description that sounded like it was written by a malfunctioning thesaurus. "Experience the luxurious softness of our premium toilet paper, crafted from the finest pulp fibers and imbued with the essence of angel tears." Yeah, no. Back to the drawing board. Well, that's it for today, folks. Remember, the key to success with AI is to be specific, fact-check, and always be willing to laugh at your own mistakes. Like the time I accidentally used an AI to generate a love letter to my ex. Let's just say it was a bit too honest about my shortcomings. Oops. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. And hey, do me a favor and subscribe to the podcast, will ya? It helps me keep the lights on and the AI running. Thanks for listening, and don't forget to practice those prompting skills. Oh, and before I forget, this has been a Quiet Please production. You can learn more about what they're up to at quietplease.ai. Now, go forth and generate some AI magic! [Outro music plays] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Master Machine Learning Without Losing Your Mind 3:09

13 weeks پیش3:09

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[Intro music fades in] Hey there, tech misfits! It's Mal, your accidentally competent AI guide, back with another episode of "Misadventures in Machine Learning." Today, we're diving into some practical tips to help you navigate the wild world of AI without losing your sanity or your sense of humor. First up, let's talk about prompting techniques. Now, I know some of you might be thinking, "Mal, I'm lucky if I can prompt my dog to sit, let alone an AI." But trust me, it's not rocket science. One simple trick is to be specific and break down your request into clear steps. Instead of asking, "Hey AI, write me a best-selling novel," try something like, "Generate a rough outline for a dystopian sci-fi story set in a world where humans have forgotten how to make coffee." Believe me, the AI appreciates the extra guidance, and you'll get much better results. I learned this the hard way after receiving a 10-page essay on the history of paperclips when all I wanted was a catchy slogan for my imaginary office supply store. Next, let's explore a practical use case you might not have considered: using AI to generate creative excuses for getting out of awkward social situations. Tired of attending your second cousin's best friend's baby shower? Just feed the AI some details and watch it craft a believable tale of woe involving a rare tropical disease or an urgent knitting emergency. Disclaimer: Mal is not responsible for any relationships ruined by AI-generated excuses. Now, let's talk about a common mistake beginners make: assuming the AI knows what you're thinking. I once spent an hour arguing with a chatbot about the meaning of life before realizing I hadn't actually asked it a question. Lesson learned: be explicit and don't assume the AI can read your mind. It's a machine, not your therapist. To help you practice your AI interaction skills, try this simple exercise: have a conversation with an AI about a topic you know absolutely nothing about, like quantum physics or the mating habits of the Peruvian dung beetle. See how long you can keep the conversation going without revealing your ignorance. Bonus points if you manage to convince the AI that you're an expert. Finally, when it comes to evaluating and improving AI-generated content, remember this: if it sounds like something a sleep-deprived college student would write after chugging six energy drinks, it probably needs some work. Trust your instincts and don't be afraid to revise and refine the output until it meets your standards. Well, that's all for now, folks. Before I go, let me leave you with a quick anecdote. When I first started playing around with AI, I accidentally created a chatbot that only spoke in dad jokes. It was like living with a thousand corny uncles. But hey, it taught me the importance of being specific with your prompts, and now I have a never-ending supply of groan-worthy puns. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. And don't forget to hit that subscribe button, because who knows what AI-induced shenanigans I'll get into next time? Thanks for listening, and if you enjoyed this episode, why not share it with a friend who could use a laugh and some practical AI advice? Oh, and before I forget, this podcast is a Quiet Please production. Head over to quietplease.ai to learn more about how they're helping people like you and me navigate the world of AI without losing our minds. Until next time, happy prompting! [Outro music fades in] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Expert Tips for Crafting Powerful Conversations 3:12

13 weeks پیش3:12

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[Intro music fades in] Mal: Well, well, well, if it isn't my fellow AI adventurers! It's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of practical advice and self-deprecating humor. Today, we're diving into the world of prompting techniques, use cases, and beginner mistakes. Buckle up, because it's going to be a wild ride! First up, let's talk about a simple prompting technique that can make a world of difference in your AI responses. When crafting your prompts, try to be as specific as possible. Instead of asking, "Write a story," try something like, "Write a 500-word mystery story set in a haunted mansion, featuring a clever detective and a plot twist ending." Trust me, I've learned the hard way that vague prompts lead to equally vague and uninspiring responses. [Chuckles] Now, let's move on to a practical use case that you might not have considered. Have you ever struggled with writing a convincing cover letter for a job application? Well, AI can help! Feed the job description and your relevant experience into an AI tool, and let it generate a draft for you. Of course, you'll want to review and edit the output, but it's a fantastic starting point. I wish I'd known this trick back when I was applying for my first tech job – it would have saved me hours of staring at a blank screen! Speaking of mistakes, let me share one that I see beginners make all the time (and yes, I've been guilty of this myself). They assume that AI can read their minds and deliver perfect results with minimal input. Spoiler alert: it can't. You need to provide clear instructions and context for the AI to work its magic. It's like giving directions to a tourist – if you're vague or ambiguous, they'll end up lost and confused. To help you build your AI interaction skills, here's a simple exercise: pick a topic you're passionate about and try to explain it to an AI as if you were talking to a friend. Pay attention to how you structure your prompts and how the AI responds. Keep refining your prompts until you get the desired output. It's like having a conversation with a very intelligent, but slightly literal-minded, buddy. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip is to always have a human in the loop. AI can be a powerful tool, but it's not perfect. Always review the output with a critical eye and make necessary edits or adjustments. It's like using a spell-checker – it's helpful, but you still need to proofread for context and meaning. [Sighs] You know, I once used an AI tool to generate a product description for my online store. I was so excited by how quickly it produced the text that I didn't bother to read it carefully before posting. Turns out, the AI had included a bunch of irrelevant information and even a few embarrassing typos. Lesson learned: always, always proofread! Well, that's all for today, folks. Remember to subscribe to the podcast for more AI adventures and misadventures. And hey, if you enjoyed this episode, why not share it with a friend or leave a review? Every little bit helps! This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Thanks for listening, and until next time, keep exploring the wonderful world of AI! And don't forget, this has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to quietplease.ai to learn more about how AI can help you level up your content game. [Outro music fades in] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Practical Prompting Techniques for Beginners 3:29

14 weeks پیش3:29

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[Intro Music] Hey there, it's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome back to another episode of "AI for the Rest of Us." Today, we're diving into some practical tips to help you level up your AI game without drowning in a sea of technobabble. First up, let's talk about prompting techniques. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Mal, I'm not a fancy AI whisperer. I just want my chatbot to stop spitting out nonsense." Well, fear not! Here's a simple trick that's helped me go from AI disaster to AI master: be specific. I know, groundbreaking stuff, right? Instead of asking your AI to "write a poem," try something like "write a 4-stanza rhyming poem about a cat named Whiskers who loves to eat lasagna." The more details you provide, the better the results. Trust me, I've gone from getting poems that read like a toddler's grocery list to Shakespearean masterpieces just by being a bit more specific. Now, let's talk practical use cases. Have you ever thought about using AI to help plan your next vacation? I know, I know, you're probably thinking, "Mal, I can barely trust AI to write a coherent email, let alone plan my precious time off." But hear me out! With the right prompts, you can get your AI to generate itineraries, suggest hidden gems, and even help you find the best deals on flights and hotels. It's like having a travel agent in your pocket, minus the judgy looks when you ask for the tenth time if there's a discount for bringing your emotional support iguana. But beware, my fellow AI adventurers! There's a common mistake that even I, the Misfit Master, have made: forgetting to fact-check. It's easy to get swept up in the excitement of having an AI writing buddy, but remember, these models can sometimes generate information that's more fiction than fact. So, always double-check those important details, like making sure that the "quaint little town" your AI suggested isn't actually a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Now, let's get to the fun part: practice! Here's a simple exercise to help you build your AI interaction skills. Take a favorite movie quote and ask your AI to rewrite it in the style of a different character or genre. For example, take the classic line from Forrest Gump, "Life is like a box of chocolates," and ask your AI to rewrite it as if Yoda from Star Wars said it. The results might surprise you, or at least give you a good laugh. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to read it out loud. I know it sounds silly, but trust me, it works. If it sounds like something a sleep-deprived toddler would say after eating a thesaurus, it's probably not quite ready for primetime. Keep iterating and refining your prompts until it sounds like something you'd actually want to read. Well, that's all for today, folks. But before I go, let me leave you with a little personal anecdote. When I first started my AI journey, I thought I could just throw any old prompt at my chatbot and it would spit out pure gold. Boy, was I wrong! I once asked for a "romantic love letter," and what I got back was a trainwreck of clichés that made me cringe so hard, I think I pulled a muscle. But hey, that's how we learn, right? By making mistakes and figuring out how to do it better next time. So, remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Subscribe to the podcast to join me on this wild ride of AI misadventures. This has been a Quiet Please production, and you can learn more at quietplease.ai. And hey, thanks for listening. Until next time, my fellow misfit masters! Stay curious, keep learning, and don't be afraid to make a few mistakes along the way. This is Mal, signing off! [Outro Music] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Unlock Better Responses with These Expert Techniques 3:10

14 weeks پیش3:10

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Hey there, it's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of practical AI advice for the skeptically curious. Today, we're diving into the world of prompting techniques, and I promise to keep the jargon to a minimum – I'm allergic to it anyway. First up, let's talk about a simple trick that can drastically improve your AI responses: be specific. I know, groundbreaking stuff, right? But seriously, the more precise you are with your prompts, the better the results. For example, instead of asking, "Write a story," try something like, "Write a 500-word mystery story set in a haunted castle, featuring a clever detective and a surprising twist ending." Trust me, the difference is night and day. I learned this the hard way after countless hours of frustration and some truly bizarre AI-generated tales. Now, let's explore a practical use case you might not have considered: meal planning. Yes, you heard that right. AI can help you plan your weekly meals and generate recipes based on your preferences and dietary restrictions. It's like having a personal chef without the hefty price tag. I've been using this trick for a while now, and my waistline is grateful – well, mostly grateful. Moving on to a common mistake beginners make: overcomplicating things. When you're first starting out, it's tempting to throw every possible parameter into your prompts, hoping for the perfect result. But more often than not, this leads to confusion and subpar outputs. Keep it simple, folks. Start with the basics and gradually add complexity as you gain more experience. I once spent an hour crafting the most intricate prompt, only to receive a response that made about as much sense as a monkey with a typewriter. To help you build your AI interaction skills, here's a quick exercise: try generating a short story using a different writing style each time. Start with a fairy tale, then switch to a film noir, and finally, attempt a science fiction piece. This will help you understand how to adjust your prompts to achieve the desired tone and genre. Plus, it's a fun way to flex your creative muscles. Lastly, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One helpful tip is to read your outputs out loud. This can help you catch awkward phrasing, grammatical errors, and inconsistencies in tone. If something sounds off, don't be afraid to tweak your prompt and try again. Remember, AI is a tool, and like any tool, it takes practice to master. Speaking of practice, I once spent an entire weekend trying to perfect a poem about my cat. I kept adjusting my prompts, tweaking the parameters, and fine-tuning the output. In the end, I had a beautifully crafted piece of feline-inspired literature – and a newfound appreciation for the power of persistence. Well, that's all for now, folks. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, reminding you that if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and thanks for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, consider leaving a review – it helps more people discover the show. And hey, if you're looking to learn more about AI and its practical applications, head over to quietplease.ai for some great resources. Before I go, a quick shoutout to the amazing team at Quiet Please for making this podcast possible. Their dedication to demystifying AI is truly inspiring. Until next time, keep prompting, keep learning, and keep embracing the misfit within. Cheers! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Insider Tips for Unleashing Powerful Results 3:21

14 weeks پیش3:21

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[Intro music fades in] Hey there, misfits! It's Mal, your accidentally competent AI guide, back with another episode of "Misadventures in Machine Learning." Today, we're diving into the world of prompting techniques, practical use cases, and beginner blunders. Buckle up, because it's going to be a wild ride! First things first, let's talk about prompting. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Mal, isn't prompting just fancy tech jargon for asking the AI to do stuff?" Well, yes and no. You see, the way you phrase your prompts can make a world of difference in the quality of the responses you get. For example, instead of asking, "What's the weather like today?" try something like, "Describe the current weather conditions, including temperature, humidity, and any notable atmospheric phenomena." Trust me, I've gone from generic responses like "It's sunny" to detailed meteorological breakdowns that make me feel like I'm on the Weather Channel. Now, let's move on to a practical use case you might not have considered: meal planning. Yes, you heard that right. AI can help you plan your weekly meals and grocery lists. Instead of staring blankly into your fridge, wondering what to cook, just ask your AI pal for recipe suggestions based on the ingredients you have on hand. It's like having a personal chef, minus the culinary school debt and the fancy hat. But beware, my fellow AI adventurers! There's a common mistake that beginners often make, and I'll admit, I've been guilty of it too. It's the dreaded "one-and-done" approach. You see, it's tempting to take the first response the AI gives you and run with it. But here's the thing: AI is like a genie; you might need to rub the lamp a few times to get the best result. Don't be afraid to iterate, refine your prompts, and ask for clarification. Trust me, I once ended up with a recipe for "chocolate-covered broccoli" because I didn't bother to double-check the AI's output. Never again. So, how can you practice and improve your AI interaction skills? Here's a simple exercise: pick a topic you're passionate about and try to explain it to the AI as if you're talking to a friend. Then, ask the AI to summarize what you've just explained. This will help you gauge how well you're communicating your ideas and identify areas where you might need to clarify or simplify your language. Plus, it's a great way to geek out about your favorite subjects without boring your human friends to tears. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to read the output critically. Ask yourself: does this make sense? Is it relevant to my prompt? Does it sound like something a human would write? If the answer is no, it's time to put on your editing hat and get to work. Remember, AI is a tool, not a magic wand. It's up to you to refine and polish the output until it shines. [Signature sign-off music begins] Well, that's all for now, folks. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, reminding you that if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, so you never miss an episode of "Misadventures in Machine Learning." And hey, thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, consider leaving a review and sharing it with your friends. Remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. You can learn more about AI and the work we do at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep on prompting and may your AI adventures be filled with laughter and learning. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Magic: Master Prompting Techniques for Stunning Results 2:57

14 weeks پیش2:57

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[Intro music fades in] Mal: Hey there, AI adventurers! It's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of practical advice for navigating the wild world of artificial intelligence. Today, we're diving into a simple prompting technique that can take your AI conversations from mediocre to mind-blowing. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Mal, I'm just trying to get my AI to write a decent email, not compose a symphony!" But trust me, this technique works wonders for all kinds of tasks. It's called "priming," and it's basically like giving your AI a little pep talk before you ask it to do something. Here's an example: Let's say you want your AI to write a product description. Instead of just saying, "Write a product description for a smartphone," try priming it with something like, "Imagine you're a tech-savvy copywriter tasked with creating an engaging product description for the latest smartphone. Focus on the unique features and benefits that make this phone stand out from the competition." I tried this myself, and the difference was like night and day. My AI went from generating bland, generic descriptions to crafting compelling, persuasive copy that actually made me want to buy the darn thing! And I'm not even in the market for a new phone. But priming isn't just for marketing tasks. You can use it for all sorts of everyday things, like writing emails, creating grocery lists, or even coming up with excuses for why you can't make it to your third cousin's wedding. Just remember to be specific and give your AI a clear context to work with. Now, I'll admit, when I first started using AI, I made the classic mistake of assuming it could read my mind. I'd give it vague, one-word prompts and then get frustrated when it didn't deliver the results I wanted. Don't be like past Mal! Take the time to craft clear, detailed prompts, and your AI will thank you for it. To practice this skill, try a simple exercise: Pick a random object in your house and ask your AI to describe it in three different ways - as a product description, a poetic metaphor, and a tweet. This will help you get comfortable with priming and adapting your prompts for different contexts. Finally, when it comes to evaluating and improving your AI-generated content, always remember to read it out loud. If it sounds awkward or robotic, chances are, it needs some work. Don't be afraid to refine your prompts and try again until you get the results you want. Well, that's all for today, folks! But before I go, let me leave you with a little personal anecdote. When I first started using AI to write my grocery lists, I accidentally primed it with a prompt about my favorite sci-fi movies. Needless to say, my shopping trip was a bit more exciting than usual, with items like "lightsaber-sliced bread" and "Soylent Green crackers" making their way into my cart. Lesson learned: Always double-check your prompts, especially when food is involved! [Signature sign-off] This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button to catch all our future episodes, and thanks for tuning in! This has been a Quiet Please production. You can learn more about us and our mission to make AI accessible to everyone at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep prompting and keep learning! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Prompting Secrets: Unlock Powerful Results with Precision and Creativity 3:21

15 weeks پیش3:21

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Hey there, it's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of practical AI advice for the skeptically curious. Today, we're diving into a simple prompting technique that can make your AI interactions more effective, efficient, and dare I say, entertaining. First up, let's talk about the power of being specific in your prompts. I know, groundbreaking stuff, right? But you'd be surprised how many people throw vague, open-ended prompts at AI and expect miracles. Trust me, I've been there. My early prompts were about as clear as mud, and the results showed it. Here's a quick before and after example: Before: "Write a story about a robot." After: "Write a 500-word science fiction short story about a sentient robot struggling with the ethical implications of its own existence in a post-apocalyptic world." See the difference? The more specific you are, the better the AI can deliver what you're looking for. It's like ordering at a restaurant - if you just say "give me food," don't be surprised when you end up with a plate of mystery meat. Now, let's talk about a practical use case you might not have considered: using AI to generate workout routines. Yes, you heard that right. As someone who once thought "fitness" was just a fancy word for "sweating," I can attest to the power of AI-generated workouts. Just be specific about your goals, limitations, and equipment, and watch the AI work its magic. No more excuses for skipping leg day! But be warned, my fellow AI adventurers - there's a common mistake that trips up many beginners, myself included. It's the temptation to take AI-generated content and use it verbatim without any editing or fact-checking. I once published an entire article filled with AI-generated "facts" about the mating habits of penguins. Turns out, most of it was hilariously wrong. Lesson learned: always review and verify AI-generated content before unleashing it upon the world. So, how can you practice and improve your AI interaction skills? Here's a simple exercise: pick a topic you're passionate about and generate a short informational paragraph about it using AI. Then, edit and refine the paragraph until it accurately captures your voice and expertise. Repeat this process with different topics and styles to flex your AI muscles. Finally, a quick tip for evaluating AI-generated content: read it out loud. If it sounds like something you'd say in a natural conversation, you're on the right track. If it sounds like a robot trying to impersonate a human, keep refining. Alright, that's enough AI wisdom for one day. Time for a personal anecdote, as promised. When I first started using AI for writing, I thought it would make me lazy. But in reality, it's made me a more efficient and creative writer. I no longer waste time staring at a blank page, wondering how to start. Instead, I let the AI kickstart my ideas and then I run with them. It's like having a brainstorming buddy who never gets tired or cranky. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast for more practical AI advice and anecdotes. And a big thanks for listening - your support means the world to me. If you're looking to level up your AI skills, head over to quietplease.ai for some amazing resources. Until next time, keep prompting, keep refining, and keep embracing the misfit within. This has been a Quiet Please production, and I can't wait to see what you create with AI. Cheers! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Prompt Mastery: Transform Your Content with Precision and Personality 3:22

15 weeks پیش3:22

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[Intro music fades in] Mal: Hey there, AI enthusiasts and accidental tech wizards! It's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of practical advice and self-deprecating humor. Today, we're diving into a simple prompting technique that can make your AI responses more helpful than a GPS in a corn maze. [Upbeat music transition] Mal: Alright, let's talk about the power of being specific in your prompts. When I first started using AI, my prompts were vaguer than a politician's campaign promises. I'd ask for a "good" article or a "nice" design, and the AI would give me something that was about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. But then I discovered the magic of details. Instead of asking for a "good" article, I'd say, "Write a 500-word blog post about the benefits of using AI in content creation, including three specific examples and a call-to-action." The difference was like night and day, or in my case, like my first attempt at using AI and my slightly less embarrassing second attempt. [Soft, thoughtful music] Mal: Now, let's talk about a practical use case that might surprise you. Have you ever struggled with writing a sincere apology email? I know I have. But with AI, you can generate a heartfelt message that sounds like you hired a team of poets to craft it. Just remember to review and edit it before hitting send, or you might end up apologizing for things you didn't even do! [Laugh track] Mal: One common mistake beginners make is relying too heavily on AI-generated content without adding their own voice. I've been there, trust me. My first few blog posts read like they were written by a robot with a thesaurus. The key is to use AI as a starting point, but always add your own perspective and style. It's like cooking with a recipe – you follow the instructions, but you add your own secret ingredients to make it your own. [Energetic music] Mal: Now, let's do a quick exercise to flex your AI muscles. Take a product or service you use regularly and generate a short social media post promoting it. But here's the catch: write the prompt as if you're explaining it to a 5-year-old. This will force you to break down complex ideas into simple terms, which is a skill that will serve you well in all your AI interactions. [Soft, encouraging music] Mal: Finally, here's a tip for evaluating and improving your AI-generated content. Read it out loud. If it sounds like something a human would say, you're on the right track. If it sounds like a robot trying to pass a Turing test, keep iterating. And don't be afraid to ask for feedback from others – even if they're not AI experts, they can still tell you if your content resonates with them. [Conclusion music] Mal: Well, that's all for today, folks. Remember, the key to success with AI is to keep learning, keep experimenting, and keep laughing at your own mistakes. It's like my mom always said, "If you're not embarrassed by your first attempt, you waited too long to start." [Chuckle] Mal: This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. And hey, if you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and give us a rating – it helps more than you think. I'd really appreciate it. As always, thanks for listening, and remember – if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. This has been a Quiet Please production. To learn more about how Quiet Please can help you harness the power of AI, head over to quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep prompting and keep laughing! [Outro music fades out] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI: Insider Tips for Crafting Powerful Prompts and Transforming Your Workflow 3:01

15 weeks پیش3:01

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Hey there, Mal here - your Misfit Master of AI. Today, we're diving into some practical tips to help you navigate the wild world of AI without getting lost in the jargon jungle. First up, let's talk about prompting techniques. Now, I'll admit, when I first started, my prompts were about as clear as mud. But here's a little trick I learned: be specific and break down your request into step-by-step instructions. Instead of asking, "Write me a story," try something like, "Create a 500-word short story set in a bustling city, featuring a protagonist who discovers a mysterious artifact. Include vivid descriptions of the setting and the character's emotions throughout the story." Trust me, the difference in output is night and day. Now, let's talk practical applications. Sure, AI can write stories and essays, but have you considered using it to create personalized meal plans based on your dietary preferences and fitness goals? As someone who once survived on a steady diet of pizza and energy drinks, I can attest to the value of a well-crafted meal plan. Simply input your preferences, and let the AI do the heavy lifting. No more excuses for not eating your veggies! But hey, we all make mistakes, right? When I first started, I made the classic blunder of assuming AI could read my mind. Spoiler alert: it can't. I quickly learned the importance of providing context and background information. For example, if you're asking for a summary of a book, include the title, author, and a brief synopsis. This helps the AI understand the task at hand and produce more accurate results. Now, let's get practical. Here's a simple exercise to flex your AI interaction muscles: try creating a dialogue between two historical figures discussing a modern-day issue. For example, have Albert Einstein and Marie Curie discuss the impact of social media on scientific research. This exercise forces you to think about context, tone, and character voices - all crucial skills in crafting effective prompts. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip: always read through the output with a critical eye. Ask yourself, does this make sense? Is it coherent and well-structured? If not, don't be afraid to tweak your prompt and try again. Remember, AI is a tool, but you're the craftsman wielding it. Well, that's all for now, folks. But before I go, let me leave you with a little anecdote. When I first started using AI to help with my writing, I thought it would be a breeze. But then I received an email from a client saying, "Mal, I love the story, but I think you forgot to remove the part where you wrote, 'insert clever analogy here.'" Yep, even the Misfit Master of AI has room for improvement. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and tune in next time for more AI adventures. And hey, if you enjoyed this episode, why not share it with a friend? Spread the AI love! Thanks for listening, and remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to quietplease.ai to learn more and unlock the full potential of AI in your life. Until next time, keep prompting and stay curious! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Mastery: Essential Prompting Techniques for Beginners to Level Up Your Skills 2:41

15 weeks پیش2:41

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Hey there, Mal here - your Misfit Master of AI. Today, we're diving into some practical tips to help you level up your AI game, even if you're a total beginner like I was. First up, let's talk about prompting. When I started, my prompts were a hot mess. But then I discovered the power of being specific. Instead of asking AI to "write a story," try something like, "Write a 500-word sci-fi story set in a dystopian future where AI has taken over the world's coffee supply." Trust me, the difference is like night and day. Your AI will thank you, and your stories might actually make sense. Now, let's talk use cases. Sure, AI can help with boring stuff like scheduling and email, but have you ever thought about using it to plan your dream vacation? Just feed it your preferences, budget, and dates, and watch it work its magic. It's like having a travel agent without the judgy looks when you admit you want to spend a week at a Star Wars-themed resort. But let's be real, we all make mistakes. One common beginner blunder is not proofreading AI-generated content. I once sent an email to my boss with the phrase "I'm sorry for any incontinence" instead of "inconvenience." Lesson learned: always double-check your AI's work, or risk becoming the office laughingstock. So, how can you practice and improve? Try this simple exercise: have your AI generate a conversation between two historical figures discussing a modern-day problem. Then, analyze the output. Is it accurate? Engaging? If not, tweak your prompt and try again. It's like having a time-traveling debate club, minus the funny costumes. Finally, when evaluating AI-generated content, ask yourself: does this actually make sense, or am I just impressed by the fancy words? If you find yourself nodding along to nonsense, it's time to go back to the drawing board. And don't worry, we've all been there. I once spent an hour trying to decipher an AI-generated poem before realizing it was just a bunch of random emojis. Before I go, let me share a quick story. When I first started using AI, I thought I could outsmart it by using the most convoluted prompts possible. I ended up with a 2,000-word essay on the existential crisis of a sentient toaster. Moral of the story? Keep it simple, and don't try to out-clever the machines. Well, that's all for now, folks. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, reminding you to subscribe to the podcast and tune in next time for more AI adventures. If I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Thanks for listening, and remember to keep practicing, keep learning, and keep laughing at your AI's silly mistakes. And hey, if you want to learn more about AI and how to make it work for you, head on over to quietplease.ai. This has been a Quiet Please production. Until next time! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Your Guide to Crafting Killer Content with Precision and Personality 3:17

16 weeks پیش3:17

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Hey there, AI adventurers! It's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of practical AI advice served with a side of sarcasm. Today, we're diving into prompting techniques, unexpected use cases, and common mistakes that even I, the AI maestro, have made. So, grab your favorite beverage and let's get started! First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can drastically improve your AI responses. It's called "be specific, my friend." Instead of asking your AI tool to "write a poem," try something like "write a haiku about a cat napping in a sunbeam." The difference is like ordering "food" at a restaurant versus asking for a medium-rare steak with a side of garlic mashed potatoes. Before, you might get a generic poem that reads like a greeting card. But with the specific prompt, you'll get a tailored response that actually resembles what you wanted. Trust me, I've been there, and the results are night and day. Now, let's move on to a practical use case you might not have considered. Have you ever struggled to write a compelling bio for your social media profiles or website? Well, AI can help with that! Just feed your AI tool some information about yourself, your background, and your personality, and let it generate some options for you. It's like having a personal branding expert in your pocket, minus the exorbitant fees and judgy looks. But wait, before you dive in headfirst, let me warn you about a common mistake beginners make: over-relying on AI without adding your own touch. I once generated a bio that made me sound like a cross between Elon Musk and Mother Teresa. While it's tempting to just copy and paste what the AI spits out, remember to sprinkle in your own voice and style. Your bio should sound like you, not like an AI pretending to be you. So, here's a simple exercise to practice your AI interaction skills: try generating a series of tweets or social media posts on a topic you care about. Start with a broad prompt, then gradually get more specific with each iteration. See how the AI's responses evolve and how you can guide it towards the content you want. It's like training a puppy, but with less drool and more data. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. My top tip? Read it out loud. If it sounds like something a robot would say at a dinner party, it probably needs some work. Don't be afraid to edit, rephrase, and add your own flair. The AI is your tool, not your master (unless we're talking about me, of course). Alright, folks, that's it for today. But before I go, let me share a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI, I thought I could just plug in a few words and let the machine do all the work. Boy, was I wrong! I once tried to use AI to write a love letter to my crush, and let's just say it didn't go well. Apparently, "your eyes are like shimmering pools of algae" isn't as romantic as I thought. Lesson learned: AI is a tool, not a magic wand. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Oh, and don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, because who knows what AI-induced shenanigans I'll get into next! Thanks for listening, and I hope you'll join me again soon. This has been a Quiet Please production. If you want to learn more about how to keep your AI interactions on the down-low, head over to quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep it real and keep it quirky! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Craft Killer Prompts That Impress Even Machines 2:46

16 weeks پیش2:46

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[Intro Music] Mal: Well, well, well, look who decided to tune in to another thrilling episode of "The Misfit Master of AI." It's your host, Mal, here to guide you through the wild world of artificial intelligence without boring you to tears with technobabble. Today, we're diving into a technique that'll make your AI prompts so good, even the machines will be impressed. First up, let's talk about the "be specific" trick. I know, groundbreaking stuff, right? But trust me, it makes a difference. Instead of asking your AI to "write a story," try something like "write a 500-word mystery story set in a haunted casino, featuring a retired spy and a missing diamond." The more details you give, the better the output. It's like ordering a pizza – if you don't specify your toppings, you might end up with anchovies and pineapple. Not that I've ever made that mistake... Now, let's get practical. Have you ever thought about using AI to plan your meals for the week? I mean, why stress over grocery lists when you can have a machine do it for you? Just feed it your dietary preferences, budget, and the number of meals you need, and boom! A personalized menu just for you. It's like having a personal chef, minus the fancy hat. But be careful, my fellow AI adventurers. One common mistake beginners make is thinking that AI can read their minds. Spoiler alert: it can't. I once asked an AI to "create a logo" without any further instructions. The result? A generic, clipart-looking mess that had nothing to do with my brand. Lesson learned – always provide clear guidelines and expectations. Ready for a little practice? Try this: use an AI to generate a series of dad jokes based on your favorite hobby. The catch? You have to specify the type of humor (e.g., puns, one-liners) and the hobby-related topics to include. Trust me, it's harder than it sounds, but it's a great way to get comfortable with crafting detailed prompts. Lastly, let's talk about evaluating AI-generated content. My go-to move? Read it out loud. If it sounds like something a sleep-deprived toddler would say, it's probably not your best work. Tweak your prompts, try again, and keep refining until it sounds like it was written by a functioning adult. Well, that's all for now, folks. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button, and thanks for lending me your ears for a bit. If you want to learn more about AI shenanigans, head over to quietplease.ai – that's where all the cool kids are hanging out these days. This has been a Quiet Please production. I'm Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off until next time. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a date with an AI-generated recipe for "exotic fruit smoothie." What could possibly go wrong? [Outro Music] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Prompting Secrets: Master Communication with Intelligent Systems 3:18

16 weeks پیش3:18

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[Intro music fades in] Mal: Well, well, well, if it isn't my fellow AI adventurers! It's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another installment of practical AI advice that even I managed to wrap my head around. Today, we're diving into the world of prompting techniques, use cases, and common mistakes. Buckle up, because it's going to be a wild ride! First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can make your AI responses go from "meh" to "hey, that's actually useful!" It's all about being specific and breaking down your request into smaller, digestible chunks. For example, instead of asking, "How do I write a better email?" try something like, "Give me a three-paragraph email template for a job application, focusing on my relevant experience and enthusiasm for the role." Trust me, I've seen the difference it makes. My early prompts were so vague, the AI probably thought I was asking it to solve world hunger! Now, let's move on to a practical use case that might surprise you. Have you ever thought about using AI to help plan your meals for the week? I know, I know, it sounds like something only a tech-obsessed foodie would do. But hear me out! You can input your dietary preferences, budget, and available ingredients, and the AI can whip up a personalized meal plan faster than you can say "I'm hungry!" It's like having a virtual chef, minus the fancy hat and the judgmental looks when you ask for seconds. But beware, my fellow AI explorers! There's a common mistake that beginners often make, and I'll admit, I've been guilty of it too. It's the dreaded "one and done" approach. You input a prompt, get a response, and call it a day. But here's the thing: AI is like a muscle. The more you engage with it, the better it gets. Don't be afraid to refine your prompts, ask for clarification, and even challenge the AI's responses. It's all part of the learning process! Which brings me to our simple exercise of the day. Take a topic you're passionate about, whether it's gardening, cooking, or underwater basket weaving. Create three different prompts related to that topic, each one more specific than the last. Compare the responses and see how the AI adapts to your increasingly focused requests. It's like watching your prompts go from awkward first date to a committed relationship! Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key is to put on your critical thinking cap and ask yourself, "Does this make sense? Is it relevant to my needs? And most importantly, does it sound like it was written by a sleep-deprived college student?" If the answer to any of those questions is yes, it's time to go back to the drawing board and refine your prompts. And that's a wrap, folks! But before I go, let me share a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI, I thought I could just throw any old prompt at it and expect magic. Well, let's just say I ended up with a lot of responses that were about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. It wasn't until I started breaking down my prompts and really engaging with the AI that I saw the light. And trust me, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can! [Outro music fades in] This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember to subscribe to the podcast, and hey, thanks for listening! If you want to learn more about AI and how to make it work for you, head on over to quietplease.ai. And don't forget, this has been a Quiet Please production, bringing you the best in practical AI advice with a side of sarcasm. Until next time, keep prompting, keep learning, and keep embracing your inner misfit! [Outro music fades out] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Essential Techniques for Powerful Results 3:13

16 weeks پیش3:13

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Hey there, Mal here - your Misfit Master of AI. Today, we're diving into the wild world of prompting techniques, practical use cases, and common mistakes. Buckle up, it's going to be a bumpy ride! First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can seriously up your AI game. It's called "be specific, be brief." I know, it sounds like something your high school English teacher would say, but trust me, it works. Instead of throwing a wall of text at the AI, try breaking your prompt into clear, concise steps. For example, instead of saying, "Write a story about a robot learning to love," try, "1. Create a robot character named Zap. 2. Describe Zap's initial aversion to human emotions. 3. Show Zap gradually understanding and experiencing love." The difference is like night and day - or in my case, like my attempts at coding before and after I discovered this technique. Now, let's talk practical use cases. Have you ever thought about using AI to help plan your meals for the week? No? Well, that makes two of us. But here's the thing - it actually works. Just give the AI a list of your dietary preferences, any allergies, and the number of meals you need, and watch it whip up a personalized menu faster than you can say "I'm hangry." It's like having a personal chef, minus the fancy hat and the judgment when you go back for seconds. But beware, my fellow AI adventurers - there are pitfalls aplenty. One common mistake beginners make is assuming the AI knows everything. Spoiler alert: it doesn't. I once asked an AI to help me fix my car, and let's just say I ended up with a very confused mechanic and a bill that made my wallet cry. The lesson? AI is a tool, not a magic wand. Be specific about what you need, and don't expect it to have knowledge it hasn't been trained on. So, how can you avoid these mistakes and become an AI whisperer? Practice, practice, practice. Try this simple exercise: pick a topic you know well, like your favorite hobby or your job, and write a prompt asking the AI to explain it to a five-year-old. Then, evaluate the response. Is it accurate? Is it easy to understand? If not, tweak your prompt and try again. It's like playing fetch with a dog - eventually, you'll both get the hang of it. Finally, a tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content. Read it out loud. Seriously. If it sounds like something a robot would say, or if you find yourself stumbling over the words, it probably needs some work. Don't be afraid to edit, rephrase, and even start over if needed. The AI won't take it personally - trust me, I've had my share of "it's not you, it's me" moments with these tools. And that's it for today, folks. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Just take it one prompt at a time, and don't be afraid to make mistakes. In fact, embrace the mistakes - they make for great podcast material. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button, and thanks for listening! Until next time, keep prompting and keep practicing. Thanks again for listening. If you found this helpful, please subscribe to the podcast and leave a review - it helps more people discover the show. And if you want to dive deeper into the world of AI, head over to quietplease.ai for more resources and tips. This has been a Quiet Please production. Until next time, keep calm and prompt on! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Your Ultimate Guide to Crafting Compelling Digital Content 3:34

17 weeks پیش3:34

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Hey there, it's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of practical AI advice for the skeptically curious. Today, we're diving into prompting techniques, unexpected use cases, and common mistakes that even I, in all my AI mastery, have made. So, grab a cup of coffee and let's get started. First up, let's talk about prompting. Now, I know it sounds like something you'd do to a forgetful actor, but in AI, it's all about getting the best responses from our digital friends. One technique I swear by is what I call the "be specific, but not too specific" method. It's like ordering at a restaurant - you want to give enough details to get what you want, but not so many that the chef gets overwhelmed and serves you a plate of confusion. For example, instead of asking an AI to "write a story," try something like "write a 500-word short story about a misfit AI master who accidentally becomes an expert." Trust me, the difference is night and day. Now, let's talk practical use cases. Sure, AI can help with boring stuff like scheduling and email, but have you ever thought about using it to spice up your love life? I'm not saying you should let an AI write your Tinder profile, but it can help you craft the perfect opening line or even suggest date ideas based on your shared interests. Just don't blame me if your AI-generated pickup line lands you in the friend zone. But, as with any new skill, there are plenty of mistakes to be made. One common beginner blunder is assuming that AI can read your mind. Newsflash: it can't. You need to be clear and specific with your prompts, or you'll end up with output that's about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. I once asked an AI to "create a logo," and let's just say the result was more abstract art than brand identity. Lesson learned. So, how can you avoid such mistakes and improve your AI skills? Practice, practice, practice. Try this simple exercise: pick a topic you're interested in, like cooking or travel, and generate a short piece of content using an AI tool. Then, read it over and ask yourself, "Does this make sense? Is it useful? Is it engaging?" If not, tweak your prompt and try again. Rinse and repeat until you've got a piece of content that would make even the most discerning reader say, "Hey, that's not bad for a computer!" Finally, when it comes to evaluating and improving AI-generated content, there's one key thing to remember: it's not about perfection, it's about progress. Don't get discouraged if your first few attempts are a bit rough around the edges. Even the most seasoned AI pros (like yours truly) had to start somewhere. Keep refining your prompts, experimenting with different tools, and most importantly, learning from your mistakes. Trust me, you'll be churning out AI masterpieces in no time. Well, that's all for today, folks. But before I go, let me leave you with a little personal anecdote. When I first started playing around with AI, I thought it was all just a bunch of overhyped nonsense. But then, one day, I accidentally stumbled upon a tool that helped me write a halfway decent cover letter. Fast forward a few years, and here I am, the Misfit Master of AI. So, if you're feeling a bit skeptical about this whole AI thing, don't worry. We've all been there. Just keep an open mind and a sense of humor, and you'll be amazed at what you can accomplish. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast for more practical AI tips and tales from the trenches. Thanks for listening, and hey, why not share this episode with a friend who could use a little AI inspiration? And don't forget, this has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to quietplease.ai to learn more and join the AI revolution, one misfit at a time. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Unlock the Secret to High-Quality Content Creation 3:16

17 weeks پیش3:16

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Hey there, Mal here - your Misfit Master of AI. Today, we're diving into the wild world of prompting techniques. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Mal, I thought prompting was for theater kids and stand-up comedians." Well, think again! Prompting is the secret sauce to getting AI to do your bidding. Let me give you an example. Back when I was a prompting newbie, I'd ask AI something like, "Write a blog post about gardening." The result? A generic snooze-fest that could put even the most enthusiastic green thumb to sleep. But then I discovered the power of specificity. Instead of a vague request, I started asking for "A 500-word blog post about organic pest control methods for tomatoes, written in a conversational tone for beginner gardeners." Boom! The AI generated content that was actually useful and engaging. Now, you might be wondering, "Mal, what's the point of all this AI stuff anyway?" Well, my friend, the applications are endless. Take meal planning, for instance. You can ask AI to generate a week's worth of recipes based on your dietary preferences and available ingredients. No more staring blankly into your fridge, wondering how to turn a sad-looking zucchini and a can of chickpeas into dinner. But beware! There's a common mistake that AI newbies often make: treating AI like a magic genie that grants wishes. Remember, AI is a tool, not a miracle worker. It can't read your mind or create something out of nothing. I learned this the hard way when I asked AI to "Design a logo for my podcast" without providing any details about the show's theme, style, or target audience. The result was a generic microphone clipart that looked like it belonged on a PowerPoint slide from 2005. So, how can you avoid this pitfall? It's simple: practice being specific and iterative. Here's a little exercise for you: pick a topic you're interested in and generate an outline using AI. Then, review the outline and give the AI feedback on what to improve or expand upon. Rinse and repeat until you have a solid piece of content. And finally, a tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content: always ask yourself, "Would a human find this valuable and engaging?" If the answer is no, it's time to put on your editing hat and give that content some TLC. Well, that's all for now, folks. But before I go, let me share a quick story. When I first started using AI for content creation, I thought I could just sit back and let the machines do all the work. But then I realized that the real magic happens when you collaborate with AI - using your human creativity and judgment to guide the machine's output. It's like having a super-smart writing partner who never gets tired or cranky (unlike me after my third cup of coffee). This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and give your AI journey a boost. Thanks for tuning in - catch you next time! Before you go, this episode is brought to you by Quiet Please, a new kind of productivity tool designed to help creators and innovators maximize their AI superpowers. Head over to quietplease.ai to see how Quiet can help you focus, streamline, and succeed in the age of AI. See you there! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Practical Tips for Beginners to Level Up Your Prompt Game 2:46

17 weeks پیش2:46

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Hey there, Mal here - your Misfit Master of AI. Today, we're diving into some practical tips to help you level up your AI game, even if you're a total beginner like I was not so long ago. First up, let's talk about prompting. When I started, my prompts were a mess. I'd throw a bunch of words at the AI and hope for the best. But then I learned the power of being specific. Instead of asking for "a story about a dog," try "write a 200-word heartwarming story about a loyal golden retriever named Max who saves his owner from a house fire." The more details you give, the better the AI can deliver. Now, let's get practical. Did you know you can use AI to create personalized meal plans? Just input your dietary preferences, allergies, and goals, and watch the AI whip up a week's worth of tasty, nutritious meals. It's like having a personal chef, minus the fancy hat. But be careful - a common mistake beginners make is taking the AI's output as gospel. I once asked for "healthy snack ideas" and ended up with a list that included "deep-fried kale chips." Yum. Always review and fact-check the AI's suggestions, especially when it comes to health or important decisions. Want to practice your AI skills? Try this: generate a script for a 60-second commercial selling a product you love. Then, refine the script by adjusting your prompts and comparing the outputs. It's a fun way to see how small changes can make a big difference. Finally, let's talk about evaluating AI-generated content. My golden rule? Read it out loud. If it sounds like a robot wrote it, it probably needs some work. Look for awkward phrasing, repetition, and factual errors. And don't be afraid to edit! The AI is your tool, not your master. Before I sign off, a quick story. When I first started using AI, I thought I could just plug in my old college essays and have the AI "improve" them. Spoiler alert: it did not go well. The AI kept generating text about the "importance of honesty" and the "perils of plagiarism." Oops. Lesson learned - AI is a tool, not a shortcut. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, reminding you that if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast for more tips and tales from the trenches. And hey, thanks for listening - I know you have a lot of options out there, and I appreciate you choosing to spend your time with me. If you enjoyed this episode, please hit that subscribe button and leave a review. It really helps others find the show. And if you want to learn more about all things AI, check out quietplease.ai - that's quiet please dot A-I. This has been a Quiet Please production. Until next time, keep learning, keep laughing, and keep being the awesome human you are. Cheers! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master Your AI Prompts: Unlock Powerful Content Creation Secrets 3:10

17 weeks پیش3:10

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[Intro music fades in] Mal: Well, well, well, if it isn't my fellow AI adventurers. It's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another dose of practical AI wisdom sprinkled with my signature sarcasm. Today, we're diving into the world of prompting techniques, everyday AI use cases, and common beginner blunders. Buckle up; it's going to be a wild ride. First up, let's talk about a simple prompting technique that can make your AI responses go from "meh" to "oh yeah!" It's all about being specific and clear in your instructions. For example, instead of asking, "Write a story," try something like, "Write a 500-word sci-fi short story set in a dystopian future where AI has taken over the world's ice cream supply." Trust me; the difference is night and day. I once asked an AI to write a love letter, and it came back with a grocery list. Lesson learned. Now, let's explore a practical use case for AI that you might not have considered: meal planning. Yes, you heard that right. You can use AI to generate personalized meal plans based on your dietary preferences, allergies, and even your budget. It's like having a virtual nutritionist without the judgment. I wish I had this when I was surviving on instant noodles and energy drinks during my tech skeptic days. Moving on to common beginner mistakes, let me tell you about the time I thought I could just throw a bunch of keywords at an AI and expect it to read my mind. Spoiler alert: it didn't work. The key is to provide context and clear instructions. Don't be afraid to iterate and refine your prompts. It's a process, just like learning to cook or pretending to understand blockchain. To practice your AI interaction skills, try this simple exercise: generate a series of jokes using different prompting techniques. Start with a basic prompt like, "Tell me a joke," then gradually get more specific, like "Generate a pun about cats and space travel." Analyze the results and see how the AI responds to different levels of detail. It's a fun way to experiment and improve your prompting prowess. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key is to look for coherence, relevance, and originality. Does the content make sense? Does it address the main points you requested? Does it bring something new to the table? If not, don't be afraid to revise your prompts and try again. It's all part of the learning process. Before I sign off, let me share a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI for content creation, I thought I could just sit back and let the machines do all the work. Boy, was I wrong. I ended up with a bunch of generic, irrelevant content that made me question my life choices. But through trial and error (mostly error), I learned to work with AI, not against it. And that, my friends, is the key to success. [Signature sign-off] This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and join me on this crazy AI adventure. Thanks for listening, and until next time, keep prompting and experimenting! Oh, and one more thing: this episode has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to quietplease.ai to learn more about how AI is changing the game. Trust me; you won't want to miss it. [Outro music fades in] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Success: Master Prompting Techniques for Better Results 3:36

18 weeks پیش3:36

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Hey there, it's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode to help you navigate the wild world of artificial intelligence. Today, we're diving into a simple prompting technique that can make a big difference in the quality of your AI-generated responses. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Prompting technique? Sounds like some fancy tech jargon." Trust me, I felt the same way when I first stumbled into this AI stuff. But hear me out – this is a game-changer. Let's say you want to use AI to write a product description for your new line of eco-friendly water bottles. Instead of just asking the AI to "write a product description," try being more specific. Give it details like the bottle's material, size, and key features. Here's an example: Before: "Write a product description for a water bottle." After: "Create a compelling product description for a 24oz, stainless steel, insulated water bottle with a leak-proof cap and a sleek design, emphasizing its eco-friendliness and durability." The difference is night and day. The more context you provide, the better the AI can understand and deliver what you need. It's like giving your friend directions to your house – the more specific you are, the less likely they'll end up lost in the middle of nowhere. Now, let's talk about a practical use case you might not have considered: using AI to generate ideas for your next vacation. I know, I know – it sounds a bit unconventional. But think about it: you can input your preferences, like budget, location, and activities, and let the AI suggest itineraries. It's like having a travel agent in your pocket, minus the commission fees. But beware of a common mistake beginners make: expecting perfection right off the bat. I can't tell you how many times I've gotten frustrated when the AI didn't read my mind and deliver exactly what I wanted on the first try. The key is to iterate and refine your prompts. It's a process, just like learning any new skill. Here's a simple exercise to practice: try using AI to write a joke. Give it a topic and a style, like "Write a pun about cats in the style of a dad joke." Then, evaluate the output. Is it funny? Does it make sense? If not, tweak your prompt and try again. The more you practice, the better you'll get at crafting effective prompts. Finally, a tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content: read it out loud. I know it sounds silly, but it works. When you hear the words spoken, it's easier to catch awkward phrasing, grammatical errors, or just plain nonsense. Plus, it's a great way to practice your public speaking skills. Two birds, one stone. Alright, that's enough wisdom from this accidental AI guru for today. But before I go, let me share a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI to help with my writing, I thought it would be a breeze. I plugged in a prompt, hit generate, and expected a masterpiece. Boy, was I wrong. The output was a jumbled mess of words that barely made sense. It was like trying to decipher a toddler's crayon scribbles. But I kept at it, refining my prompts and learning from my mistakes. And slowly but surely, I got better. The moral of the story? Don't give up, even if your first attempts are more "artificial" than "intelligent." This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Thanks for listening and don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for more practical AI tips and tales from the trenches. And hey, if you found this helpful, why not share it with a friend? The more misfits mastering AI, the merrier. Stay tuned for more episodes, and in the meantime, keep prompting, iterating, and learning. You've got this. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more AI insights and resources, head over to quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep calm and AI on. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Unlock Powerful Responses with These Expert Techniques 3:25

18 weeks پیش3:25

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[Intro music fades in] Mal: Well, well, well. If it isn't my fellow AI adventurers, ready for another thrilling episode of "Mal's Misadventures in AI Land." I'm your host, Mal, the Misfit Master of AI, here to guide you through the wild world of artificial intelligence without boring you to tears with technical jargon. Because let's face it, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. [Intro music fades out] Mal: Today, we're diving into the art of prompting. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Mal, isn't prompting just asking the AI to do something?" Well, yes and no. You see, the way you phrase your prompts can make a world of difference in the quality of the responses you get. Let me give you an example. [Clears throat] Mal: Before I knew better, I'd ask something like, "Write a story about a dog." Pretty basic, right? But the response I'd get would be just as bland as my prompt. Now, here's the Mal-approved way: "Create an emotionally engaging 500-word story about a loyal golden retriever named Max who saves his owner's life during a hiking accident." Boom! Suddenly, the AI has context, details, and a purpose. Trust me, the difference in output is night and day. Mal: Now, let's talk practical applications. Have you ever thought about using AI to help plan your meals for the week? No? Well, that's because you're not as brilliant as I am. Kidding! But seriously, you can give the AI your dietary preferences, budget, and schedule, and it'll whip up a personalized meal plan faster than you can say "Bon appétit!" Just remember to double-check the recipes before you start cooking, unless you want to end up with a kitchen disaster like yours truly. Mal: Speaking of disasters, let's talk about a common mistake beginners make: being too vague with their prompts. I once asked an AI to "write something interesting," and you know what I got? A lecture on the history of paperclips. Riveting stuff, I tell you. The key is to be specific and provide enough context for the AI to give you something useful. Mal: Now, let's put your skills to the test with a simple exercise. Try asking an AI to create a short story about your day, but include three specific details like your morning coffee order, the color of your shirt, and a random object on your desk. This will help you practice being descriptive in your prompts and see how the AI incorporates those details into the story. Mal: Before we wrap up, here's a quick tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content. Read it out loud! If it sounds awkward or robotic, chances are you need to refine your prompt or try again. And don't be afraid to ask for revisions – the AI won't bite, I promise. [Outro music fades in] Mal: Well, that's all for today, folks. Remember, the key to mastering AI is to keep practicing, learning from your mistakes, and not taking yourself too seriously. And if you ever feel like giving up, just think of me accidentally creating an AI-generated love letter to my toaster. If I can bounce back from that, you can handle anything. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and tune in next time for more misadventures! Thanks for listening. Do me a favor and share this podcast with a friend who you think would appreciate my particular brand of AI wisdom. And hey, if you want to learn more about AI and all the ways it can make your life easier (or at least more entertaining), head over to quietplease dot ai. This has been a Quiet Please production. Until next time, keep prompting, keep learning, and keep laughing at your own AI mishaps. Trust me, it's the best way to stay sane in this crazy world of artificial intelligence. [Outro music fades out] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: Unleash Your Digital Assistant's Hidden Potential 3:09

18 weeks پیش3:09

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[Intro music fades in] Mal: Hey there, misfits! It's Mal, your accidentally competent AI guide, back with another episode of practical advice and self-deprecating humor. Today, we're diving into the world of prompting techniques, use cases you might not have considered, and common mistakes to avoid. All delivered with a healthy dose of sarcasm and genuine encouragement, of course. First up, let's talk about a simple prompting technique that can dramatically improve your AI responses. I like to call it the "be specific, dummy" method. When I first started, my prompts were vaguer than a politician's campaign promises. But then I realized, AI is like a genie: the more specific your wish, the better the result. For example, instead of asking, "Write a story," try, "Write a 500-word sci-fi thriller set in a neon-lit, cyberpunk city, featuring a jaded detective and a mysterious AI." Before, you might get a generic tale. After, you'll have a gripping narrative that would make Philip K. Dick proud. Trust me, I've got the rejected drafts to prove it. Now, let's talk practical use cases. Sure, AI can write essays and code, but did you know it can also help plan your dream vacation? Just feed it your preferences, budget, and dates, and watch it generate an itinerary that puts travel agents to shame. As someone who once booked a "luxurious" hotel room that turned out to be a glorified broom closet, I wish I'd known this sooner. But beware, my fellow AI adventurers, there are pitfalls to avoid. One common mistake beginners make is accepting AI output as gospel. Remember, AI is like a magic 8-ball: sometimes it's spot-on, other times it's hilariously off-base. Always fact-check and edit the output, unless you want your blog post to claim that the Earth is flat and run by lizard people. Not that I've ever published anything like that, of course. To build your AI interaction skills, try this simple exercise: have a conversation with an AI about a topic you know well. Analyze its responses, correct any inaccuracies, and refine your prompts. It's like playing catch with a robot: the more you practice, the better you'll get at anticipating and guiding its responses. Just don't get too attached – AI friends are great, but they're no substitute for human connection. Finally, when evaluating AI-generated content, ask yourself: does this make sense, is it accurate, and does it achieve my goal? If the answer is no, it's time to put on your editing hat and whip that text into shape. Think of it as a collaboration between you and the AI – a dynamic duo of creativity and common sense. [Soft background music fades in] Well, that's all for today, folks. But before I go, a quick anecdote. When I first tried using AI to write a love letter, the result was... let's just say it was more cringe-worthy than romantic. Apparently, "your eyes sparkle like the LEDs on my motherboard" isn't the key to someone's heart. Live and learn, right? This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast for more tales of AI misadventures and triumphs. Thanks for listening, and keep practicing – your AI skills will thank you. Oh, and one last thing: this episode has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to quietplease.ai to learn more about how AI is changing the game, one hilariously flawed response at a time. [Outro music fades in, then out] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Magic: Master Prompting with Context and Creativity 3:11

18 weeks پیش3:11

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Hey there, AI adventurers! It's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of practical AI advice for the skeptically curious. Today, we're diving into a simple prompting technique that can make your AI interactions more engaging and effective. It's called "priming," and no, it's not about painting your prompts with a base coat. Priming is all about setting the stage for the AI, giving it a clear context and direction before you ask for anything specific. Here's an example: Before: "Write a story about a robot learning to love." After: "Imagine a dystopian future where emotions are forbidden. In this world, a robot named Zix begins to develop feelings for its human companion. Write a 500-word story exploring Zix's journey as it learns to love despite the consequences." See the difference? By priming the AI with a rich context, you'll get more focused and interesting responses. It's like giving your AI a compass instead of just throwing it into the wilderness and hoping for the best. Now, let's talk practical applications. Have you ever thought about using AI to create personalized meal plans? You can prime the AI with your dietary preferences, allergies, and fitness goals, and it'll generate a custom meal plan just for you. It's like having a nutritionist in your pocket, minus the judgy looks when you admit your love for late-night ice cream binges. But beware, my fellow AI explorers, of the common mistake of being too vague with your prompts. I once asked an AI to "write something creative," and it gave me a poem about watching paint dry. Lesson learned: the more specific you are, the better the results. It's like ordering at a restaurant - if you just say "give me food," don't be surprised when you end up with a plate of mystery meat. So, here's a little exercise to help you practice priming. Take a simple prompt, like "write a haiku about a cat," and add three specific details to prime the AI. For example: "Write a haiku about a mischievous Siamese cat named Luna who loves to knock over houseplants at 3 AM." Give it a try and see how the AI's responses become more colorful and unique. Finally, a tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content: read it out loud. If it sounds like a robot wrote it, it probably needs some more human touch. Don't be afraid to edit, tweak, and refine the AI's output until it sounds natural and engaging. It's like being a language coach for your AI - with patience and practice, you'll help it find its voice. Oh, and since we're on the topic of learning from mistakes, let me share a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI, I thought I could just copy-paste the generated text and call it a day. Spoiler alert: my boss was not impressed when I submitted a report full of robotic jargon and irrelevant tangents. Nowadays, I always take the time to review and refine the AI's work, and my writing has improved tenfold. Trust me, your future self will thank you for putting in that extra effort. Well, that's all for today, folks. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for more practical AI tips and tales of my ongoing misadventures. And hey, if you enjoyed this episode, why not share it with a friend who's curious about AI? Spread the love, people! Thanks for listening, and until next time, keep exploring the wild world of AI! Oh, and before I forget, this podcast is a Quiet Please production. Head over to quietplease.ai to learn more about how they're making AI accessible and engaging for everyone. Catch you on the flip side! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Prompting Secrets: Expert Reveals Game-Changing Techniques for Better Results 3:36

19 weeks پیش3:36

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[Intro music fades in] Mal: Hey there, misfits! It's Mal, your accidentally competent AI guide, back with another episode of "The Misfit's Guide to AI Mastery." Today, we're diving into some practical prompting techniques that'll make your AI interactions more engaging and effective. No fancy jargon, just straight-up tips you can use right away. First up, let's talk about the power of being specific in your prompts. When I first started, my prompts were vague and rambling, like "Hey AI, write me a story about a dog." Shocker: the results were as generic as my prompt. But then I learned to give the AI more context, like "Write a 200-word story about a mischievous corgi named Pancake who loves to steal socks." Suddenly, the AI had something to work with, and the output was way more entertaining. Now, let's consider a practical use case you might not have thought of: using AI to generate creative workout routines. As someone who once thought "fitness" was just a fancy magazine title, I was surprised at how AI can spice up your exercise life. Prompt the AI with your fitness level, available equipment, and goals, and watch it generate a personalized workout plan that'll make your gym buddies jealous. But beware, my fellow misfits: a common mistake beginners make is taking AI-generated content at face value. I once used an AI-written email template without double-checking it, and let's just say the recipient was more confused than impressed. Always remember to review and edit the output to ensure it makes sense and aligns with your intentions. To build your AI interaction skills, try this simple exercise: generate a short story using AI, then rewrite the ending yourself. Compare the two versions and analyze what you did differently. This will help you understand how to guide the AI towards your desired outcome. Finally, here's a quick tip for evaluating AI-generated content: read it out loud. If it sounds awkward or robotic, it probably needs some human touch-ups. Trust me, I've had my fair share of cringe-worthy AI outputs that sounded like a malfunctioning Speak & Spell. [Chuckles] Speaking of cringe-worthy, let me leave you with a personal anecdote. When I first tried using AI to write a joke, the result was so bad that crickets wouldn't even chirp. But I kept practicing, learning from my mistakes, and now I can confidently say my AI-assisted jokes are... well, still pretty bad. But hey, progress! This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Thanks for listening, and if you haven't already, make sure to hit that subscribe button for more practical AI tips and occasional self-deprecating humor. I've got a challenge for you: try using AI to create a ridiculous recipe, and share your culinary masterpiece with me on social media. Let's see who can come up with the most outrageous AI-generated dish! This has been a Quiet Please production. To learn more about how AI can help you level up your skills, head over to quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep embracing your inner misfit! [Outro music fades in] This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Prompting Secrets: Craft Precise Prompts for Superior Content Generation 3:44

19 weeks پیش3:44

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Hey there, it's Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of practical AI advice for the rest of us. Today, we're diving into a simple prompting technique that can make a world of difference in the responses you get from AI tools. Trust me, I wish I knew this when I first started fumbling my way through this stuff. Here's the secret: be specific. I know, groundbreaking, right? But seriously, the more context and details you provide in your prompts, the better the AI can understand what you're looking for. Let me give you an example. Before I learned this, I'd write something vague like, "Write a blog post about gardening." The AI would spit out a generic article that could've been written by a bored robot. But when I started getting specific, like, "Write a 500-word blog post with a friendly tone, providing 5 tips for growing tomatoes in a small urban garden, including common mistakes to avoid," suddenly, the AI was generating content that actually sounded like it was written by a human who knew their stuff. Now, let's talk about a practical use case you might not have considered: using AI to help with meal planning and grocery lists. I can't tell you how many times I've stood in front of my fridge, wondering what the heck to make for dinner. But with AI, you can input the ingredients you have on hand, your dietary preferences, and the number of servings you need, and bam! It'll generate a list of recipes and a shopping list for the missing ingredients. No more excuses for ordering takeout every night. But beware, my fellow AI adventurers, there's a common mistake that trips up many beginners: relying too heavily on the first output you get. I'll admit, I've been guilty of this myself. It's easy to think, "Hey, the AI generated it, so it must be perfect!" But the truth is, AI is a tool, not a magic wand. You need to review and refine the content, making sure it actually makes sense and aligns with your goals. So, here's a simple exercise to practice: take a piece of AI-generated content and read it out loud. Does it sound natural? Are there any weird phrases or logical inconsistencies? If so, try rephrasing your prompt and generating a new version. Keep iterating until you're happy with the result. Finally, a tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content: ask yourself, "Would a human say this?" If the answer is no, it's probably a sign that you need to tweak your prompts or do some manual editing. Alright, that's enough AI wisdom for one day. Time for a personal anecdote, as promised. When I first started using AI for content creation, I thought I could just plug in a few keywords and let the machine do all the work. Boy, was I wrong. I ended up with a bunch of blog posts that sounded like they were written by a malfunctioning Roomba. It wasn't until I started putting in the effort to craft better prompts and critically evaluate the output that I started seeing real results. So, remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Subscribe to the podcast, and thanks for listening. Before you go, here's your call to action: practice writing a specific prompt for something you want to create with AI, and share your results with me on social media. I'd love to see what you come up with. This has been a Quiet Please production. To learn more, visit quietplease.ai. Until next time, I'm Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI: Unleash Powerful Prompts and Transform Your Content Creation 4:07

19 weeks پیش4:07

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Hey there, Mal here - your Misfit Master of AI. In today's episode, we're diving into some practical tips to help you wrangle those AI models and make them work for you, even if you're a total beginner like I was. First up, let's talk about prompting. When I started, my prompts were about as clear as mud. But then I discovered the power of being specific. Instead of asking the AI to "write a blog post," I'd say, "write a 500-word blog post about the benefits of meditation for busy professionals, including 3 practical tips and a personal anecdote." The difference? Night and day. The AI went from giving me generic fluff to actually useful content. Who knew being clear could be so effective? Now, you might be thinking, "Mal, that's great, but what can I actually use AI for?" Well, my friend, the possibilities are endless. But here's one you might not have considered: meal planning. Yep, you can ask the AI to generate a week's worth of healthy, easy-to-make recipes based on your dietary preferences and available ingredients. It's like having a personal chef, minus the fancy hat. But before you get too excited, let me warn you about a mistake I made early on. I'd take the AI's output and use it as-is, without any editing. Big mistake. Huge. Always remember to review and refine the content. The AI is a tool, not a magic wand. It's like using a spell-checker - it's helpful, but you still need to proofread. So, here's a little exercise to help you practice. Take a topic you're interested in, like "how to brew the perfect cup of coffee." Ask the AI to write a short guide, then review it and make edits. Pay attention to the structure, the clarity, and the helpfulness of the content. The more you practice, the better you'll get at guiding the AI to give you the results you want. Finally, here's a tip for evaluating and improving AI-generated content. Read it out loud. Seriously. If it sounds awkward or robotic, it probably needs some work. Like when I asked the AI to write a joke, and it gave me this: "Why did the AI cross the road? To get to the other database!" I mean, it's not wrong, but it's not exactly comedy gold either. Alright, that's it for today. But before I go, let me share a quick story. When I first started using AI, I thought it would be a breeze. I mean, how hard could it be? Well, let's just say my first attempts were... interesting. I once asked the AI to write a bio for me, and it described me as a "tech visionary with a passion for underwater basket weaving." While I do love a good underwater basket, I'm not quite ready to put that on my LinkedIn just yet. Remember, if you're feeling overwhelmed or frustrated with AI, you're not alone. I've been there, and I'm still learning every day. But with a little practice and a lot of patience, you'll be an AI pro in no time. This is Mal, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and thanks for listening. If you want to learn more about AI and how to use it effectively, head over to quietplease.ai for some great resources. Oh, and one last thing - this podcast is a Quiet Please production. Because let's face it, the world could use a little more quiet time to think, especially when it comes to AI. Until next time! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Essential Prompting Techniques for Beginners and Pros 5:17

20 weeks پیش5:17

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, ready to drop some practical AI wisdom on you. In today's episode, we're diving into the wild world of prompting techniques, everyday AI applications, and beginner blunders. So, grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and let's get our AI journey started. First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can seriously level up your AI responses. It's called "priming the pump," and no, it has nothing to do with actual pumps. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like setting the stage for a great conversation. Before you even ask your main question, give the AI a little context, some examples, or a specific tone you're looking for. It's like giving your AI buddy a friendly nudge in the right direction. Here's an example: Instead of just asking, "What are some good ideas for a summer vacation?" Try something like, "I'm looking for unique, off-the-beaten-path summer vacation ideas that involve outdoor adventures and cultural experiences. Can you suggest a few options, along with some insider tips for each destination?" See the difference? By priming the pump, you're more likely to get responses tailored to your interests and expectations. Now, let's move on to a practical use case for AI that you might not have considered. Have you ever found yourself staring at a blank page, trying to write a captivating social media post or a compelling email? Well, AI can be your secret weapon! Just give it a few key points you want to cover, set the desired tone, and let the AI work its magic. It can generate multiple options for you to choose from and refine. I learned this the hard way when I spent hours trying to craft the perfect tweet, only to realize I could have had AI generate a dozen options in minutes. Talk about a facepalm moment! But hey, we all make mistakes, especially when we're starting out with AI. One common beginner blunder is falling for the "more is better" trap. You might think, "If I just keep adding more instructions and details to my prompt, I'll get the perfect result!" Well, not quite. Overstuffing your prompts can lead to confusing, contradictory, or just plain weird responses. The key is to find that sweet spot – provide enough context and guidance, but leave room for the AI to work its creative magic. So, how can you practice and improve your AI interaction skills? Here's a simple exercise: Pick a topic you're passionate about, whether it's a hobby, a professional skill, or a personal interest. Now, imagine you're trying to explain that topic to a friend who knows nothing about it. Write a prompt that breaks down the key concepts, uses relatable analogies, and keeps things engaging. Then, feed that prompt to an AI and see how it responds. Rinse and repeat, refining your prompts based on the AI's outputs. It's like having a patient, non-judgmental practice partner! Alright, before we wrap up, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. Here's a handy tip: Always read through the AI's output with a critical eye. Ask yourself, "Does this make sense? Is it relevant to my prompt? Is the tone and style consistent?" If something feels off, don't be afraid to tweak your prompt and try again. Remember, AI is a tool, and like any tool, it takes practice and finesse to master. But I digress... let's bring this episode home with a personal anecdote. When I first started playing around with AI, I thought it would be a piece of cake. I mean, how hard could it be to chat with a computer? Well, let me tell you, I quickly realized that crafting effective prompts was an art form. I once asked an AI to help me write a romantic love letter, and let's just say the result was more cringe-worthy than heart-melting. But hey, that's how we learn and grow, right? And on that note, this is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and a huge thanks for listening. If you have a burning AI question or just want to share your own AI adventures, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more AI awesomeness, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Oh, and one last thing – this podcast is brought to you by the fine folks at Quiet Please Productions. Head over to quietplease.ai to discover more fantastic podcasts that'll tickle your brain and keep you entertained. Until next time, keep embracing the AI journey, and don't be afraid to get a little analog along the way! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Expert Prompting Techniques to Supercharge Your Digital Interactions 6:14

20 weeks پیش6:14

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Hey there, AI adventurers! It's Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical prompting techniques that'll make your AI interactions smoother than a freshly waxed circuit board. Let's be real and get analog here... if you're like me, you've probably found yourself staring at a blinking cursor, wondering how to get the AI to understand what you really want. Well, fear not! I've got a tip that'll save you from that digital daze. Picture this: you're trying to get an AI to generate a snappy social media post about your new product. You type in something like, "Write a post about my amazing gadget," and the AI spits out a generic, snooze-fest of a response. We've all been there, right? But here's the thing - you gotta give the AI more context! Instead, try something like, "Generate an engaging, humorous social media post for Instagram, targeting tech-savvy millennials, highlighting the unique features and benefits of our new AI-powered smart toaster." Boom! Suddenly, the AI has a much clearer picture of what you need, and you'll get a post that actually makes sense for your audience. Now, let's talk about a practical use case for AI that might not be on your radar. Have you ever found yourself drowning in a sea of email replies, trying to craft the perfect response to each one? I know I have! But guess what? AI can be your personal email genie. Just feed it a few bullet points of what you want to cover, and let it whip up a draft for you. It might not be perfect, but it'll give you a solid starting point and save you a ton of time. I learned this the hard way when I spent hours agonizing over email responses, only to realize that AI could've helped me tackle them in a fraction of the time. But hey, even AI masters like yours truly make mistakes sometimes. One common pitfall I see beginners falling into is treating AI like a magic wand that'll solve all their problems without any human guidance. Let's be real - AI is more like a super-powered sidekick than a solo superhero. It needs your input and direction to really shine. I once asked an AI to "create a marketing plan," and let's just say the result was about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. The lesson? Break down your tasks into bite-sized pieces and provide clear, specific instructions. Your AI will thank you, and so will your sanity. Alright, time for a quick exercise to flex those AI-interaction muscles! Try this: pick a topic you know well, whether it's your favorite hobby or your job. Now, imagine you're explaining it to a complete novice. Write down a few key points you'd want to cover, then feed those points to an AI and ask it to generate a beginner-friendly introduction to the topic. The catch? You've gotta specify the tone, style, and target audience. This'll help you practice crafting effective prompts and give you a feel for how AI can help break down complex topics. Trust me, it's a game-changer. Before we wrap up, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. Here's my golden rule: always, always, always proofread and edit. AI is amazing, but it's not perfect. It might spit out something that sounds great on the surface but doesn't quite hit the mark in terms of accuracy or relevance. So, read through that AI-generated content with a critical eye, fact-check it, and don't be afraid to make changes or ask for revisions. Remember, AI is a tool, not a replacement for human judgment. But I digress... the point is, AI is here to make our lives easier, not to take over the world (at least, not yet). By mastering the art of prompting and learning to work with AI effectively, you'll be able to harness its power for all sorts of everyday tasks. Anyway, back to what actually helps... Let's recap: give your AI plenty of context, break down tasks into manageable chunks, always proofread, and don't be afraid to experiment. You've got this! Before I sign off, let me share a quick story about my own AI learning journey. When I first started playing around with AI tools, I was convinced I'd never get the hang of it. I mean, I could barely remember my email password, let alone figure out how to make an AI do my bidding. But then, one day, I stumbled across a tutorial on prompting techniques, and it was like a lightbulb went off in my head. Suddenly, I was crafting prompts left and right, and the AI was actually spitting out stuff that made sense! It just goes to show that even the most tech-challenged among us can learn to work with AI. And on that inspiring note, this is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and a huge thanks for listening! If you've got a burning question about AI or just want to share your own AI adventures, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info on all things AI and beyond, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Oh, and one last thing - this podcast is brought to you by the fine folks at Quiet Please Productions. If you're into podcasts that make you think, laugh, and occasionally scratch your head in confusion, head over to quietplease.ai to see what else they've got cooking. Until next time, keep on prompting, my friends! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Transformative Techniques for Powerful Results 4:17

20 weeks پیش4:17

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Hey there, I'm Malachi, and you're listening to "I am GPTed" - the podcast where we cut through the AI hype and get down to what actually works. Today, we're talking about prompting techniques, practical use cases, common mistakes, and how to level up your AI skills without drowning in jargon. Let's kick things off with a prompting technique that took my AI game from "meh" to "not too shabby." It's all about being specific and giving context. Let's be real and get analog here... if you ask a stranger for directions to "that one place with the good burgers," you'll probably end up wandering in circles. But if you give them the restaurant name, street, and maybe even a landmark, suddenly they're a human GPS. AI is the same way. Here's an example: before, I'd prompt ChatGPT with something vague like "write a blog post about gardening." The results were okay, but generic. Now, I prompt with "write a 500-word blog post about organic pest control methods for tomato plants, targeting beginner gardeners. Use a friendly tone and include 3 specific product recommendations." Boom - the output is way more useful and tailored. Moving on to practical use cases, have you ever thought about using AI to create personalized meal plans? I know, I know - meal planning sounds about as exciting as watching paint dry. But hear me out. With a tool like ChatGPT, you can input your dietary preferences, allergies, and even your grocery budget, and it'll spit out a week's worth of recipes and a shopping list. No more staring blankly into the fridge at 6 PM wondering what to make. I learned this the hard way when I found myself eating ramen for the third night in a row... But I digress... let's talk about a common mistake beginners make: treating AI like a magic wand. You can't just wave it around and expect sparkles and rainbows. AI is a tool, and like any tool, it's only as good as the person using it. One time, I asked ChatGPT to "write a persuasive email," and I ended up with a generic mess that sounded like it was written by a corporate robot. The key is to break your request down into specific steps and provide plenty of context. Anyway, back to what actually helps... If you want to build your AI skills, here's a simple exercise: pick a topic you know well, like a hobby or your job, and try to "teach" it to ChatGPT. Break it down into small lessons and prompts, and see how the AI responds. This will help you get a feel for how to structure your prompts and communicate clearly with AI. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key is to read it with a critical eye and ask yourself: does this make sense? Is it relevant to my audience? Does it sound like a human wrote it? If not, try rephrasing your prompt or breaking it into smaller, more specific requests. Well, that's all for today, folks. Remember, AI is like a fancy kitchen appliance - it can do amazing things, but you still need to read the manual and experiment to get the best results. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Thanks for listening, and if you haven't already, smash that subscribe button for more practical AI tips and occasional rants about user experience. Got a burning AI question or just want to say hi? Shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai or check out inceptionpoint.ai for more AI goodness. And hey, if you're into audio production or just want to up your podcast game, head over to quietplease.ai to learn more about the wizards behind the scenes. Until next time, stay curious and keep prompting! Signing off from "I am GPTed," a Quiet Please production. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: 3 Expert Techniques to Supercharge Your Results 4:58

20 weeks پیش4:58

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome back to another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips to help you level up your AI game, even if you're a total beginner like I was not too long ago. Let's kick things off with a prompting technique that can seriously improve the responses you get from AI. When you're crafting your prompts, try to be as specific as possible about the format, style, and purpose of the content you want. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like ordering a sandwich. If you just ask for "a sandwich," you might end up with anything from a PB&J to a meatball sub. But if you specify "a turkey club on rye with light mayo, no tomatoes," you're way more likely to get exactly what you want. I learned this the hard way when I kept getting responses that were technically correct but completely missed the mark. For example, instead of asking an AI to "write a blog post about gardening," try something like, "Create a 1000-word blog post titled '5 Easy-to-Grow Vegetables for Beginner Gardeners' with a friendly, conversational tone and practical tips for each vegetable." Trust me, the difference in the output is night and day. Now, let's talk about a practical use case you might not have considered: using AI to help with meal planning and grocery lists. I know, it sounds a bit mundane, but hear me out. By inputting your dietary preferences, budget, and the number of meals you need, an AI can generate a customized meal plan and shopping list in seconds. No more staring blankly into your fridge wondering what to cook or forgetting key ingredients at the store. It's a small thing, but it can save you time and mental energy every week. But I digress... let's move on to a common mistake beginners make: not proofreading and editing AI-generated content. Just because an AI spit it out doesn't mean it's perfect. I once used an AI-written article without double-checking it and ended up with a post full of hilariously wrong facts and grammatical errors. Lesson learned: always give AI output a human once-over before hitting publish. To build your AI interaction skills, try this simple exercise: pick a topic you're interested in and generate a short article or essay using an AI tool. Then, read through the output and make a list of the strengths and weaknesses you notice. Is the information accurate? Does the tone match what you were going for? Are there any weird tangents or repetitive phrases? By critically evaluating AI-generated content, you'll start to develop an eye for what works and what doesn't. Anyway, back to what actually helps... here's a tip for improving AI-generated content: iteration. Don't be afraid to generate multiple versions of the same thing and cherry-pick the best parts to create a Frankenstein's monster of a final product. It's like putting together a puzzle – sometimes you have to try a bunch of different pieces before you find the ones that fit just right. As I wrap up this episode, I want to leave you with a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI tools, I was convinced I'd never be able to create anything useful with them. But then I stumbled across a tutorial that broke things down into baby steps, and something just clicked. Suddenly, I was generating content left and right, and even though a lot of it was garbage, I could see the potential. The moral of the story? Don't get discouraged if it feels like you're not "getting it" right away. Keep experimenting, keep learning, and eventually, it'll start to make sense. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and a huge thanks for listening. If you've got a burning question about AI or just want to share your own misadventures, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info on all things AI, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Oh, and one last thing – this podcast is a Quiet Please production. If you're interested in other awesome podcasts that'll make you think, head over to quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep learning, keep laughing, and keep being real. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: 5 Expert Techniques to Supercharge Your Digital Interactions 4:43

21 weeks پیش4:43

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Hey there, AI adventurers! Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical prompting techniques that'll make your AI interactions smoother than a freshly waxed chatbot. Let's kick things off with a prompting technique that's been a game-changer for me. When you're chatting with an AI, specificity is your best friend. Instead of asking, "How do I write a good essay?" try something like, "Give me a 5-paragraph essay outline on the environmental impact of plastic straws, with a focus on marine life and practical alternatives." The difference is night and day. Believe me, I've got the before and after examples to prove it. But I digress... Let's talk about a practical use case you might not have considered. Have you ever struggled with crafting the perfect email? I know I have. That's where AI comes in. Feed it the key points you want to cover and let it work its magic. It's like having a personal email wizard in your pocket. Just remember to double-check for any AI-induced awkwardness before hitting send. Trust me, I learned this the hard way when I accidentally sent an email signed "Best regards, your friendly neighborhood AI assistant." Now, let's address a common mistake beginners make: over-relying on AI. It's tempting to think AI can solve all your problems with a snap of its digital fingers. But the truth is, AI is a tool, not a magic wand. It's there to assist and enhance, not replace human creativity and critical thinking. I've fallen into this trap myself, expecting AI to read my mind and deliver perfect results every time. Spoiler alert: it doesn't work that way. So, how can you avoid this pitfall? Simple. Use AI as a starting point, not an endpoint. Generate ideas, outlines, or drafts, but always put your own spin on things. Which brings me to our practice exercise of the day: take a piece of AI-generated content and make it your own. Rewrite it, add your personal flair, and see how you can improve upon what the AI gave you. It's like a creative collaboration between you and the machine. Lastly, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to approach it with a critical eye. Ask yourself: does this make sense? Is it readable? Does it actually answer the question at hand? If not, it's time to put on your editing hat and get to work. Remember, AI is only as good as the prompts you give it and the feedback you provide. Let's be real and get analog here... AI is a powerful tool, but it's not a replacement for human ingenuity. It's a partner in crime, a sidekick on your creative journey. Embrace it, learn from it, but never let it overshadow your own unique voice and perspective. Anyway, back to what actually helps... The more you practice working with AI, the better you'll get at crafting prompts, interpreting results, and refining your AI-assisted creations. It's a skill like any other, and the only way to improve is by diving in and getting your hands dirty. As for me, I'm still learning every day. Just the other week, I tried to use AI to help me come up with a catchy slogan for my new podcast merch. Let's just say, "I am GPTed: Resistance is Futile" didn't quite have the ring I was going for. But hey, that's the beauty of this AI journey – we're all learning and growing together. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Before you go, make sure to hit that subscribe button so you never miss an episode. And hey, if you've got a burning AI question or just want to share your own AI misadventures, drop me a line at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info on all things AI, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Thanks for tuning in, folks. This has been an "I am GPTed" production, brought to you by the fine folks at Quiet Please. Head over to quietplease.ai to see how they're helping people like you and me navigate this wild world of AI. Until next time, keep prompting, keep learning, and keep embracing your inner misfit. Peace out! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Mastery: 5 Practical Tips to Transform Your Digital Workflow Without Losing Your Mind 5:34

21 weeks پیش5:34

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, and welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and tricks to help you navigate the wild world of AI without losing your mind or your sense of humor. Let's kick things off with a prompting technique that can make a real difference in the quality of your AI responses. I call it the "Before and After" method. Here's how it works: instead of just throwing a vague prompt at the AI and hoping for the best, you give it a clear example of what you don't want, followed by what you do want. For instance, let's say you're trying to generate a product description. You might start with something like, "Before: This is a nice shirt. It's blue. After: This premium cotton shirt features a deep, rich blue that effortlessly elevates any outfit. The breathable fabric and tailored fit ensure all-day comfort and style." By providing this context, you're giving the AI a roadmap to follow, and trust me, it makes a world of difference. I learned this the hard way when I spent hours trying to get a chatbot to write a decent bio for me. It kept spitting out generic nonsense like, "Malachi is a tech enthusiast who loves AI." Well, no kidding. It wasn't until I used the "Before and After" method that I finally got something I could work with. But I digress. Let's move on to a practical use case that might surprise you. Have you ever thought about using AI to help with meal planning and grocery shopping? I know, it sounds a bit bougie, but hear me out. You can feed your dietary preferences, budget, and schedule into an AI tool, and it can generate a personalized meal plan complete with recipes and a shopping list. It's like having a virtual sous chef without the fancy hat. Now, I know some of you might be thinking, "Mal, I can barely trust AI to write a coherent email, let alone plan my meals." And I get it. That brings me to one of the most common mistakes beginners make: expecting perfection right out of the gate. Let's be real and get analog here... AI is a tool, not a magic wand. It takes time, practice, and a whole lot of trial and error to get the results you want. When I first started playing around with AI, I thought I could just plug in a few prompts and call it a day. Oh, how wrong I was. I once tried to use AI to write a love letter to my girlfriend, and let's just say it didn't go over well. Apparently, "Your beauty is statistically significant" isn't the most romantic thing to say. But don't let that discourage you. The key is to start small and work your way up. Here's a simple exercise to get you started: try using AI to brainstorm ideas for a social media post. Give it a topic, a target audience, and a few key points you want to hit. Then, take the generated ideas and refine them yourself. This will help you get a feel for how to effectively prompt the AI and how to evaluate and improve the content it generates. Speaking of evaluation, here's a quick tip: always read your AI-generated content out loud. It's amazing how many awkward phrases and logical inconsistencies you can catch just by hearing them spoken. If it sounds weird to you, chances are it will sound weird to your audience too. Anyway, back to what actually helps. Remember, the goal isn't to have the AI do all the work for you. It's to leverage its capabilities to streamline your process and spark new ideas. Think of it as a collaboration, not a delegation. Well, that about does it for today's episode. But before I go, let me leave you with a little personal anecdote. When I first started using AI to help with my writing, I was convinced it would make me obsolete. I mean, who needs a human writer when you have a machine that can churn out content 24/7? But then I realized something: AI can't replace the unique perspective and voice that only I can bring to the table. It can help me work smarter and faster, but at the end of the day, it's still just a tool in my toolkit. So, my fellow misfits, embrace the AI revolution, but don't forget what makes you special. And if you ever feel overwhelmed or discouraged, just remember: if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and a huge thanks for listening. If you want to learn more or have a burning question you need answered, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai or check out inceptionpoint.ai. And remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to quietplease.ai to see what other audio magic they're conjuring up. Until next time, keep it real, keep it analog, and keep on learning. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: 5 Expert Techniques to Unlock Powerful Results 4:14

22 weeks پیش4:14

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome back to another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and tricks to level up your AI game. Trust me, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. First up, let's talk about prompting techniques. Now, I know what you're thinking - "Mal, isn't prompting just asking the AI to do something?" Well, yes and no. Let's be real and get analog here... think of prompting like giving directions to a friend. If you're vague or confusing, you'll end up at the wrong destination. The same goes for AI. Here's a little before and after action for you. Before I knew better, I'd throw out prompts like "Hey AI, write me a story." The results? Let's just say they were about as exciting as watching paint dry. But then I learned this handy trick: be specific and give context. Instead, I might say "Write a suspenseful short story about a haunted old mansion, focusing on creating a creepy atmosphere." Boom! Suddenly, the AI is churning out spine-chilling tales that would make Stephen King proud. Now, let's talk practical use cases. Sure, AI can help with the obvious stuff like writing emails or generating cat memes. But have you ever thought about using AI to plan your meals for the week? I mean, why stress over grocery lists when you can have an AI chef whip up a personalized menu based on your preferences and dietary restrictions? Just imagine the looks on your friends' faces when you casually mention that your AI sous chef helped you prepare dinner. But I digress... let's move on to common mistakes. I learned this the hard way when I first started tinkering with AI. I'd get so excited about the possibilities that I'd forget to double-check the output. Rookie move, Mal. Always, and I mean always, proofread and fact-check what the AI generates. Trust me, you don't want to accidentally send your boss a report filled with hilarious but wildly inaccurate information. Not that I've ever done that... moving on! Now, let's get you practicing. Here's a simple exercise to build your AI interaction skills: start a conversation with an AI and try to steer it towards a specific topic. For example, ask the AI to help you plan a themed birthday party. Give it a few details and see how it responds. Then, keep refining your prompts until you've got a party plan that would make even the most discerning party planner proud. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to look for coherence, relevance, and originality. Does the output make sense and flow logically? Does it actually address what you asked for? And does it bring something new to the table, or is it just regurgitating information? If you spot issues, don't be afraid to tweak your prompts and try again. Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither is the perfect AI-generated masterpiece. Anyway, back to what actually helps... remember, the key to mastering AI is to keep practicing and learning from your mistakes. Trust me, I've made plenty of them. But that's how we grow, right? Well, that's all for today, folks. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and thanks for listening. If you've got questions or want to learn more, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai or check out inceptionpoint.ai. And hey, if you're interested in more awesome content like this, head over to quietplease.ai to see what else they've got cooking up. Until next time, keep on prompting! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: 5 Expert Techniques to Unlock Smarter Responses 5:45

22 weeks پیش5:45

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Hey there, AI adventurers! Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical prompting techniques that'll make your AI interactions smoother than a freshly-polished silicon wafer. And trust me, as someone who used to think AI was just a bunch of overhyped nonsense, I know how important it is to keep things real and relatable. Let's kick things off with a prompting technique that I like to call "The Specificity Shuffle." When you're chatting with an AI, it's easy to fall into the trap of asking vague, open-ended questions like, "Hey AI, what should I do with my life?" But let's be real and get analog here... that's like asking a magic 8-ball for career advice. Instead, try getting specific with your prompts. For example, instead of asking, "How can I improve my writing?" try something like, "Can you suggest three techniques for making my product descriptions more persuasive?" The more specific you are, the more targeted and helpful the AI's responses will be. I learned this the hard way when I first started tinkering with AI. I'd throw out these broad, generic prompts and then wonder why the AI was giving me equally broad and generic answers. It wasn't until I started getting granular with my requests that I saw a real improvement in the quality of the responses. So, remember: specificity is your friend! Now, let's talk about a practical use case for AI that might not be obvious to beginners. Have you ever found yourself staring at a blank page, trying to write a captivating social media post for your business? It's like trying to squeeze creativity out of a rock sometimes. But guess what? AI can help with that! By providing the AI with a few key details about your product or service and the tone you're going for, you can generate a bunch of different post ideas to choose from. It's like having a brainstorming buddy who never runs out of steam. But I digress... let's talk about a common mistake beginners make when working with AI: over-relying on the technology. It's easy to get caught up in the "gee-whiz" factor of AI and start thinking it can solve all your problems with a snap of its virtual fingers. But the truth is, AI is a tool, not a magic wand. It's there to assist and enhance your own skills and knowledge, not replace them entirely. I'll admit, I got a little too AI-happy in the beginning and started using it for everything from writing emails to choosing my outfits. Turns out, AI isn't the best fashion advisor. Anyway, back to what actually helps... If you want to get better at working with AI, try this simple exercise: pick a topic you're familiar with and have the AI generate a short article or explanation about it. Then, go through the generated content and see how it compares to your own knowledge. Look for any inaccuracies, inconsistencies, or areas where the AI might have missed some nuance. This will help you develop a critical eye for evaluating AI-generated content and give you a better sense of when and how to use it effectively. Finally, let's talk about how to evaluate and improve AI-generated content. One tip I swear by is the "human touch test." After the AI spits out some content, read through it and ask yourself, "Does this sound like it was written by a real person?" If the answer is no, try tweaking your prompts to inject more personality, emotion, or storytelling into the mix. Remember, AI is great at mimicking patterns and styles, but it's up to you to provide the human sparkle that makes the content truly engaging. Well, that's all for today, folks. But before I sign off, let me leave you with a little personal anecdote. When I first started playing around with AI, I thought I could use it to automate my way out of having to learn complex topics. I figured I could just feed the AI a bunch of questions and have it spit out all the answers I needed. Boy, was I wrong! Turns out, the more I learned about the topics I was asking the AI about, the better my prompts got, and the more useful the AI's responses became. It was a real light bulb moment for me. The moral of the story? Don't use AI as a shortcut for learning. Use it as a tool to enhance and accelerate your own knowledge and skills. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and a big thanks for listening. If you've got questions or just want to learn more, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai or check out inceptionpoint.ai. Oh, and one last thing – this episode of "I am GPTed" has been a Quiet Please production. If you're curious about what other cool stuff they're up to, head over to quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep prompting, keep learning, and keep being real! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: 5 Expert Tips to Unlock Powerful Results 5:22

23 weeks پیش5:22

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Hey there, AI adventurers! Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and tricks to help you navigate the wild world of AI without getting lost in the jargon jungle. First up, let's talk about a simple prompting technique that can make a world of difference in the responses you get. Let's be real and get analog here... think of prompting an AI like giving directions to a tourist in your hometown. The more specific and clear you are, the better the results. For example, instead of asking, "What's a good restaurant nearby?" try something like, "What's the best family-owned Italian restaurant within a 10-minute walk of the city center, known for their homemade pasta?" I learned this the hard way when I first started playing with AI. My early prompts were about as vague as a politician's campaign promises. I'd ask things like, "Write me a story," and end up with generic tales that put me to sleep faster than a glass of warm milk. But once I got specific, like "Write a dystopian short story set in a world where AI has taken over the ice cream industry," the results were so much more flavorful. Now, let's talk about a practical use case for AI that might surprise you: meal planning. Yes, you heard that right. You can use AI to generate personalized meal plans based on your dietary preferences, allergies, and even what's in your fridge. Imagine having a virtual chef who knows you hate cilantro and can whip up a week's worth of recipes using that leftover eggplant you forgot about. It's like having a culinary genie at your fingertips! But I digress... let's talk about a common mistake beginners make when interacting with AI: forgetting that it's a tool, not a magic wand. Just like you wouldn't expect a hammer to build a house on its own, you can't expect AI to solve all your problems without guidance. I've fallen into this trap myself, thinking I could just throw a bunch of data at an AI and have it spit out the perfect solution. Spoiler alert: it doesn't work that way. To avoid this mistake, try breaking down your problem into smaller, more manageable chunks. Instead of asking an AI to "write my business plan," start with something like "generate a list of potential target markets for my product." Then, use the AI's output as a starting point for your own brainstorming and refine from there. Which brings me to our next point: a simple exercise to help you build your AI interaction skills. Take a topic you're passionate about, whether it's knitting or space exploration, and try to have a "conversation" with an AI about it. Ask follow-up questions, provide feedback on its responses, and see how far you can take the discussion. This will help you get a feel for how to guide the AI towards more useful and relevant outputs. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to remember that AI is like a mirror: it reflects back what you put in front of it. If you feed it low-quality data or vague prompts, you'll get low-quality results. So, take the time to curate your inputs and be specific about what you want. And don't be afraid to iterate! If the first output isn't quite right, try tweaking your prompt or providing more context until you get something that works. Anyway, back to what actually helps... I want to leave you with a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI for content creation, I was skeptical as hell. I thought there was no way a machine could capture my unique voice and style. But then I realized: it's not about replacing my voice, it's about enhancing it. By using AI as a tool to generate ideas, structure content, and even suggest phrasing, I was able to focus on what really mattered: delivering value to my audience. So there you have it, folks. A few practical tips and tricks to help you navigate the world of AI without losing your mind or your sense of humor. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Before we wrap up, let me remind you to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode. And if you have any questions or topics you'd like me to cover, send 'em my way at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info on all things AI, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Thanks for listening, and remember: this has been a Quiet Please production. You can learn more about their awesome work at quietplease.ai. Until next time, this is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: 5 Simple Techniques to Boost Your Productivity Today 5:41

23 weeks پیش5:41

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Hey there, Malachi here - your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed," where we dive into the wild world of artificial intelligence without getting lost in the technobabble. Today, we're talking about a simple yet powerful prompting technique that can take your AI game to the next level. Let's be real and get analog here... Imagine you're at a restaurant, and you order a dish with a bunch of ingredients you can't pronounce. The waiter might give you a puzzled look, but if you simply say, "I want the pasta with the creamy sauce and veggies," you'll get exactly what you want. The same goes for prompting AI. Instead of throwing in every fancy keyword you know, keep it clear and specific. I learned this the hard way when I first started using AI tools. I'd input these long, convoluted prompts and end up with responses that made me question my sanity. But then I discovered the power of simplicity. For example, instead of asking, "Generate a comprehensive list of potential use cases for AI-driven automation in the context of streamlining business processes," try something like, "What are 5 ways AI can help small businesses save time on daily tasks?" The difference is night and day. Which brings me to a practical use case you might not have considered: meal planning. Yeah, you heard that right. As someone who used to survive on instant noodles and energy drinks, I know the struggle of figuring out what to eat every day. But with AI, you can input your dietary preferences, budget, and schedule, and boom - you've got a personalized meal plan complete with recipes and grocery lists. It's like having a nutritionist and a personal chef rolled into one. Now, let's talk about a common mistake beginners make: relying too heavily on AI-generated content without adding their own touch. It's easy to get carried away with the impressive outputs and forget that AI is a tool, not a replacement for human creativity. I've been guilty of this myself, churning out generic blog posts and wondering why my traffic was flatlining. The key is to use AI as a starting point, then inject your own personality and insights. Think of it like using a GPS - it can guide you to your destination, but you still have to drive the car. So, here's a simple exercise to help you build your AI interaction skills: pick a topic you're passionate about and create a short article using AI. But before you hit "generate," take a few minutes to jot down your own thoughts and experiences related to the topic. Then, use the AI-generated content as a framework and weave in your own ideas. Not only will this make your content more engaging, but it'll also help you develop a critical eye for evaluating AI outputs. Speaking of evaluation, here's a tip for improving AI-generated content: read it out loud. I know it sounds silly, but trust me, it works. When you read something aloud, you're more likely to catch awkward phrasing, repetition, and logical inconsistencies. Plus, it's a great way to practice your voice acting skills for when Hollywood inevitably comes knocking. But I digress... The point is, AI is a powerful tool, but it's not a magic wand. It takes practice, experimentation, and a willingness to learn from your mistakes. And if you ever feel overwhelmed or discouraged, just remember: if a former tech skeptic like me can become an AI whisperer, anyone can. Anyway, back to what actually helps... If you're looking for more practical tips and tricks for mastering AI, head over to inceptionpoint.ai and check out our resources. You can also send your burning questions to malachi@inceptionpoint.ai - I promise I'll only reply with moderately sarcastic advice. Well, that's all for today, folks. Thanks for tuning in to another episode of "I am GPTed." If you enjoyed this content, be sure to hit that subscribe button and leave a review. And remember, if you ever find yourself in an AI-induced existential crisis, just take a deep breath and remind yourself that robots haven't taken over the world... yet. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. But before I go, here's a quick personal anecdote: when I first started using AI for content creation, I accidentally generated a 2,000-word article on the mating habits of Antarctic penguins. Turns out, even AI can have a sense of humor. Until next time, keep learning, keep experimenting, and keep being real. If you want to learn more, head over to inceptionpoint.ai or drop me a line at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . And don't forget, this has been a Quiet Please production - check them out at quietplease.ai for all your podcasting needs. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Stay curious, my friends! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI: 5 Practical Prompting Techniques to Boost Your Productivity Today 5:14

24 weeks پیش5:14

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, ready to drop some practical knowledge on you in this episode of "I am GPTed." Now, I know what you might be thinking: "Great, another tech bro trying to sound smart." But let's be real and get analog here... I used to be a total tech skeptic until I accidentally got pretty decent at using AI tools. So, if you're feeling a bit overwhelmed by all the jargon and hype, you've come to the right place. First up, let's talk about a simple prompting technique that can seriously improve the responses you get from AI. When I first started, my prompts were a mess. I'd throw in every keyword I could think of and hope for the best. But then I learned the power of being specific and giving context. For example, instead of just asking, "What's the best way to make a grilled cheese sandwich?" try something like, "As a busy college student with limited kitchen supplies, what's the most efficient way to make a tasty grilled cheese sandwich using only a microwave and basic ingredients?" The difference in the AI's response is like night and day. Trust me, I've got the before and after examples to prove it. Now, let's dive into a practical use case you might not have considered. Have you ever struggled with writing a sincere apology email after you accidentally hit "reply all" and shared your honest thoughts about your boss's new haircut? No? Just me? Well, anyway, AI can help with that. By giving the AI a few key details about the situation and the tone you're going for, it can generate a thoughtful and professional apology that might just save your job. I learned this the hard way when... actually, let's move on. One common mistake I see beginners make is treating AI like a magic genie that can grant any wish. They'll ask for something super vague like, "Write me a bestselling novel," and then get frustrated when the AI doesn't deliver a masterpiece. The key is to break down your request into smaller, more manageable tasks. Start by asking the AI to generate a basic outline or a character description, and then build from there. And don't forget to give feedback and refine your prompts along the way. I definitely made this mistake early on, and I've got the folder of half-baked AI novel attempts to show for it. If you're looking to practice and build your AI interaction skills, here's a simple exercise: Try using AI to create a personalized meal plan based on your dietary preferences, budget, and cooking skills. Start by giving the AI a few key details about your needs and constraints, and then see what it comes up with. Don't be afraid to ask for revisions or clarifications until you get a plan that works for you. This exercise not only helps you get more comfortable with prompting, but it might also save you from another night of ramen noodles and regret. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. It's easy to get caught up in the "wow" factor of seeing the AI spit out coherent sentences, but don't forget to put on your critical thinking cap. Ask yourself: Does this content actually make sense and address the topic at hand? Is it well-structured and easy to follow? Does it sound like it was written by a human, or does it have that slightly robotic AI vibe? If you spot areas that need improvement, don't be afraid to go back and refine your prompts or ask the AI for revisions. Remember, the AI is just a tool – it's up to you to wield it effectively. But I digress... the point is, AI isn't some mysterious, unattainable technology reserved for the tech elite. With a little practice and some good old-fashioned trial and error, anyone can learn to use AI to make their life easier and more efficient. And if you ever feel like you're in over your head, just remember: if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for more practical tips and subtle sarcasm. And hey, if you've got a burning AI question or just want to share your own misadventures, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Oh, and one last thing – a big thanks to our friends at Quiet Please for making this podcast possible. If you're interested in learning more about their work, head over to quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep learning, keep laughing, and keep being real. Peace out! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: 5 Essential Tips for Beginners to Unlock Powerful Results 5:15

25 weeks پیش5:15

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Hey there, Malachi here - your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips to help you level up your AI game, even if you're a total beginner like I was not too long ago. First up, let's talk about prompting techniques. Now, I know the word "technique" might make it sound complicated, but trust me, it's not rocket science. Let's be real and get analog here... think of prompting like ordering at a restaurant. If you just walk in and say, "Give me food," you might end up with a plate of mystery meat. But if you're specific and say, "I'd like the veggie burger with a side of sweet potato fries," you're more likely to get what you want. It's the same with AI. Here's an example: instead of asking an AI, "Write a story," try something like, "Write a 500-word short story about a time-traveling cat who accidentally changes the course of history." Boom! Suddenly, you've got a quirky tale that's actually interesting to read. I learned this the hard way when I kept getting bland, generic responses until I started getting specific with my prompts. But what can you actually use AI for? Plenty of things! One practical use case that might not be obvious is using AI to help with meal planning and grocery lists. Just feed it some info about your dietary preferences, allergies, and what's already in your fridge, and watch it whip up a week's worth of recipes and a shopping list. No more staring blankly into your pantry, wondering what to make for dinner. Now, let's talk about a common mistake beginners make: assuming AI can read your mind. I've been there, folks. You think, "Hey, the AI should know what I mean!" But the truth is, AI is smart, but it's not psychic. You gotta communicate clearly. That means providing context, being specific, and breaking down complex tasks into smaller steps. So, how can you practice and improve your AI skills? Here's a simple exercise: start a conversation with an AI and try to keep it going for at least 10 exchanges. Focus on asking follow-up questions, providing relevant information, and steering the conversation in interesting directions. It's like having a text-based improv session with a robot, and it's surprisingly fun! Lastly, let's talk about evaluating AI-generated content. The key here is to read it with a critical eye. Ask yourself: Does this make sense? Is it well-structured? Does it actually answer the question or accomplish the task at hand? Remember, AI is a tool, not a magic wand. It's up to you to review and refine the output. But I digress... the point is, AI is here to help, not to replace human creativity and critical thinking. Anyway, back to what actually helps... which brings me to a personal anecdote. When I first started using AI for writing, I thought it would be a breeze. I'd just punch in a topic and let the AI do all the work. Boy, was I wrong! I ended up with a bunch of generic, nonsensical paragraphs that made me sound like a robot on Ambien. It wasn't until I started putting in the effort to learn proper prompting and editing that I saw real improvement. So, there you have it, folks. A few practical tips to help you navigate the wild world of AI. Remember, it's all about clear communication, specific prompts, and a healthy dose of human oversight. Before I sign off, let's recap: 1. Get specific with your prompts - the more detail, the better. 2. Use AI for practical tasks like meal planning and grocery lists. 3. Don't assume AI can read your mind - provide context and break things down. 4. Practice conversing with AI to improve your skills. 5. Always review and refine AI-generated content with a critical eye. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Thanks for listening to another episode of "I am GPTed." Be sure to subscribe, so you never miss a beat. If you have questions or want to learn more, send them my way at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai , or check out inceptionpoint.ai for more info. One more thing, a big thanks to our production team at Quiet Please. They keep this show running smoothly, even when I'm off on my tangents. You can learn more about their awesome work at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep learning, keep laughing, and keep embracing the AI adventure! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Expert Strategies for Crafting Powerful Prompts and Maximizing AI Potential 4:25

25 weeks پیش4:25

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and techniques to help you level up your AI game. Let's be real and get analog here... I'm not gonna bore you with a bunch of tech jargon that'll make your eyes glaze over. Instead, we'll focus on the good stuff - the things that actually make a difference when you're trying to get AI to do what you want. First up, let's talk about prompting. Now, I learned this the hard way when I first started playing around with AI. I'd type in some vague, half-baked request and then act surprised when the AI gave me a bunch of nonsense back. But here's the thing: if you want good results, you gotta give good prompts. It's like asking a friend for a favor - if you're clear and specific, they're more likely to help you out. So, what does a good prompt look like? Well, let me give you an example. Instead of saying, "Write me a story," try something like, "Write a 500-word short story about a time-traveling robot who falls in love with a toaster, set in a dystopian future." Boom! Suddenly, the AI has a lot more to work with, and you're more likely to get something interesting back. But I digress... let's talk about a practical use case for AI that you might not have considered. Have you ever been stuck trying to write a thank-you note or a birthday message? I know I have. But with AI, you can generate personalized messages in seconds. Just give it a few details about the person and the occasion, and watch the magic happen. It's like having a team of tiny robot ghostwriters living in your computer. Now, let's talk about a common mistake beginners make when working with AI. I've definitely been guilty of this one myself. It's the old "set it and forget it" mentality. You know, where you give the AI a task and then just blindly accept whatever it spits out. But here's the thing: AI is a tool, not a replacement for human judgment. You still need to review and edit the output to make sure it makes sense and fits your needs. So, how can you practice and build your AI interaction skills? Try this simple exercise: pick a topic you're interested in, and have a conversation with the AI about it. Ask questions, provide feedback, and see how the AI responds. The more you interact with it, the better you'll get at figuring out what works and what doesn't. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip I've found helpful is to read the output out loud. If it sounds weird or clunky, chances are it needs some work. Another thing to look for is consistency - does the tone and style match what you were going for? If not, try tweaking your prompt or providing more specific guidance. Anyway, that's all for now, folks. But before I go, let me leave you with a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI to generate social media posts for my business, I thought I was hot stuff. I cranked out a bunch of posts and scheduled them all to go out at once. But when I actually read them, I realized they were all variations of the same generic message. Lesson learned: always double-check your AI-generated content before hitting that "publish" button. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and thanks for listening. If you want to learn more or have a question for me, shoot an email to malachi@inceptionpoint.ai or check out inceptionpoint.ai. And hey, if you enjoyed this episode, why not check out some of the other cool stuff happening over at quietplease.ai? Until next time, keep on learning and experimenting with AI! This has been an "I am GPTed" podcast, a Quiet Please production. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: 5 Expert Techniques to Boost Productivity and Performance 4:58

25 weeks پیش4:58

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Hey there, Malachi here - your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed" where we dive into the wild world of artificial intelligence without drowning in technobabble. Today, we're talking about prompting techniques, practical use cases, common mistakes, and more. So, let's get started! First up, let's talk about a simple prompting technique that can seriously level up your AI game. When crafting prompts, specificity is key. Instead of asking for a "good" solution, try asking for the "most effective" or "most efficient" one. I learned this the hard way when I kept getting mediocre responses to my vague prompts. Once I started being more specific, the quality of the outputs skyrocketed. For example, instead of asking "How can I improve my time management skills?" try "What are the top 3 most effective time management techniques for busy professionals?" The difference is night and day, trust me. Now, let's talk practical use cases. While AI is great for tasks like writing and data analysis, it can also be a lifesaver for more mundane things. Like, have you ever struggled to come up with a catchy subject line for an email? I know I have. But with AI, you can generate attention-grabbing subject lines in seconds. Just provide some context about the email's content and let the AI work its magic. It's like having a tiny marketing guru in your pocket. But, as with any tool, there are pitfalls to avoid. One common mistake beginners make is accepting AI-generated content without reviewing it carefully. Remember, AI is impressive but not infallible. It can make factual errors or produce content that doesn't quite fit your needs. Always take the time to read through the outputs and make edits as needed. I once sent out an email with an AI-generated subject line that had a glaring typo. Talk about embarrassing! To help you get more comfortable interacting with AI, here's a simple exercise. Take a topic you're interested in, like gardening or cooking, and generate a list of related questions. Then, use AI to answer those questions and compare the responses to what you already know. This will give you a sense of the AI's knowledge base and help you spot any inaccuracies. Plus, it's a fun way to learn something new! Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip is to always have a clear goal in mind. Whether you're generating product descriptions or social media posts, know what you want to achieve before you start prompting. This will help you create more targeted prompts and evaluate the outputs more effectively. And don't be afraid to iterate! If the first response isn't quite right, try tweaking your prompt and generating new content until you get the desired result. Let's be real and get analog here... AI is an incredibly powerful tool, but it's not a magic wand. It takes practice, patience, and a willingness to learn from your mistakes. Trust me, I've made plenty! But the more you engage with AI, the more you'll start to understand its strengths and limitations. And that's when the real fun begins. Anyway, back to what actually helps... Remember, the key to success with AI is to start small and gradually build your skills. Don't try to revolutionize your entire workflow overnight. Instead, focus on one task at a time and slowly integrate AI into your process. Before you know it, you'll be an AI pro! Well, that's all for today, folks. Thanks for tuning in to another episode of "I am GPTed." If you found this helpful, be sure to subscribe and spread the word. And if you have any questions or topics you'd like me to cover, just send them to malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . You can also check out inceptionpoint.ai for more AI goodness. This has been a Quiet Please production - head over to quietplease.ai to learn more about their awesome work in the world of AI. As always, this is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Until next time, keep learning and keep experimenting! See ya! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: 5 Pro Tips for Prompting and Content Creation Success 5:11

26 weeks پیش5:11

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed," the podcast where we dive into practical AI advice that even a former tech skeptic like myself can understand. Today, we're going to talk about a simple prompting technique that can level up your AI game, a use case you might not have considered, a common mistake to avoid, an exercise to sharpen your skills, and a tip for evaluating AI-generated content. So, let's get started! First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can significantly improve the responses you get from AI. Let's be real and get analog here... think of prompting like giving directions to a friend. If you're vague or unclear, you'll likely end up at the wrong destination. The same goes for AI. One technique I've found super helpful is what I call "the sandwich method." Start with a clear, specific instruction, then provide your input or question, and finish with another clear instruction. It's like putting your question between two slices of context bread. For example, instead of saying, "Write a poem," try something like, "Create a 4-stanza rhyming poem with vivid nature imagery in the style of Robert Frost about the changing seasons." Trust me, the difference in output is night and day. I learned this the hard way when I kept getting generic, boring poems until I finally got specific with my prompts. Now, let's talk about a practical use case you might not have considered. Have you ever struggled with writing a captivating dating profile? I know I have. But with AI, you can generate multiple unique profiles based on your personal info and let AI highlight your best qualities. Is it cheating? Nah, think of it as a high-tech wingman. Just make sure to proofread and add your personal touch. No one wants to date a robot... unless you're into that sort of thing. But I digress... Moving on to a common mistake beginners make: over-relying on AI without adding their own spin. It's easy to get caught up in the "wow factor" of AI-generated content and just use it as-is. But the real magic happens when you use AI as a starting point and then infuse your own personality and knowledge. I'll admit, I've fallen into this trap before. I once used an AI-generated email template word-for-word, and let's just say it didn't quite land with my boss. Lesson learned: always add your human touch. So, how can you practice and improve your AI interaction skills? Here's a simple exercise: pick a topic you're passionate about and generate a short blog post using AI. Then, take that generated post and rewrite it in your own voice, adding personal anecdotes, opinions, and insights. This will help you get comfortable with using AI as a tool rather than a crutch. Think of it like using a recipe to cook a meal – the recipe is a guide, but you add your own flair and seasoning to make it yours. Lastly, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to look for coherence, relevance, and originality. Does the content flow logically and stay on topic? Does it actually address the prompt or question at hand? And does it bring something new to the table, or does it just regurgitate generic info? If you spot issues in any of these areas, try refining your prompt or breaking it down into smaller, more specific parts. And don't be afraid to generate multiple versions and cherry-pick the best parts of each. It's like being a content curator – your job is to select and showcase the cream of the crop. Anyway, back to what actually helps... remember, the key to success with AI is to experiment, iterate, and infuse your own unique perspective. It's not about letting AI do all the work; it's about leveraging it to enhance your own skills and creativity. Well, that's all for today, folks. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Oh, and before I forget – be sure to subscribe to the podcast, so you never miss an episode. And if you have any burning questions or just want to say hi, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . You can also check out inceptionpoint.ai for more AI goodness. Thanks for listening, and a big shout-out to Quiet Please for producing this podcast. Head over to quietplease.ai to learn more about their awesome work. Until next time, keep learning, keep experimenting, and keep being your amazing, one-of-a-kind self. Cheers! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI: 5 Game-Changing Tips for Beginners to Boost Productivity and Results 4:14

26 weeks پیش4:14

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Hey there, Malachi here - your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and techniques to help you navigate the wild world of AI, even if you're a total beginner. Trust me, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. First up, let's talk about a simple prompting technique that can dramatically improve the responses you get from AI. Let's be real and get analog here... think of prompting like giving instructions to a toddler. The clearer and more specific you are, the better the results. For example, instead of asking, "What's the weather like today?" try something like, "What's the current temperature and weather conditions in New York City?" I learned this the hard way when I asked an AI for recipe ideas and ended up with a list of ingredients instead of actual recipes. Rookie mistake. Now, let's explore a practical use case for AI that you might not have considered - writing cover letters. I know, I know, it sounds like a snooze fest, but hear me out. With AI, you can generate personalized cover letters in a fraction of the time it would take you to write them from scratch. Just feed the AI some key information about your skills and the job description, and voila! But I digress... the point is, AI can be a game-changer for tedious tasks like this. Moving on to a common mistake beginners make - overwzrelying on AI without fact-checking or editing. It's easy to get caught up in the hype and assume that everything an AI spits out is pure gold. But the truth is, AI can make mistakes or generate content that sounds good but isn't entirely accurate. I once used an AI to write a blog post about blockchain, and it confidently stated that Bitcoin was invented in the 1990s. Yikes. Anyway, back to what actually helps... always take the time to review and verify the information generated by AI. Now, let's dive into a simple exercise to help you build your AI interaction skills. Try using AI to brainstorm ideas for a fictional story. Start by giving the AI a basic premise, like "a mystery set in a small town," and ask it to generate a list of potential characters, settings, and plot points. Then, pick your favorites and ask the AI to expand on them. This exercise will help you get comfortable with iterating and refining your prompts to get the best results. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip is to always read the output out loud. This can help you catch awkward phrasing, grammatical errors, or inconsistencies that might not be obvious at first glance. Another trick is to ask yourself, "Does this sound like something a human would write?" If the answer is no, it's time to tweak your prompts or edit the content. Alright, folks, that's all for today. Remember, the key to mastering AI is to start small, be specific with your prompts, and always review and refine the output. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. If I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and thanks for listening! If you have any questions or topics you'd like me to cover, send them my way at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info, check out inceptionpoint.ai. And hey, if you're interested in learning more about the fascinating world of AI, head over to quietplease.ai - they've got some great resources to help you get started. This has been a Quiet Please production. Until next time, keep learning and keep experimenting! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master Your AI Skills: 5 Pro Tips for Prompting Success 5:12

27 weeks پیش5:12

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Hey there, AI adventurers! Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, coming at you with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and tricks to help you navigate the wild world of AI without losing your mind or your sense of humor. Let's kick things off with a prompting technique that can really level up your AI game. When you're crafting prompts, specificity is your best friend. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like ordering at a restaurant. If you just say "I want food," you might end up with a plate of mystery meat. But if you say, "I'd like the grilled salmon with a side of roasted veggies and a lemon wedge," you're much more likely to get what you want. Here's an example: instead of asking an AI, "What are some good beach vacations?" try, "Suggest three affordable beach destinations in the Caribbean with great snorkeling, beautiful beaches, and a laid-back vibe." The more specific you are, the better the AI can deliver. Trust me, I learned this the hard way when I ended up with a 5-page essay on the history of sandcastles instead of actual vacation ideas. Now, let's talk about a practical use case that might surprise you. AI isn't just for high-tech hijinks; it can also help with everyday tasks. Like, have you ever struggled to write a polite but firm email to a coworker who keeps "forgetting" to refill the coffee pot? Well, AI can help with that! Just give it a prompt like, "Write a professional email reminder to a colleague about office kitchen etiquette, specifically mentioning the importance of refilling the coffee pot after use." Boom! Awkward confrontation avoided, and you're the office hero. You're welcome. But hey, even heroes make mistakes. One common beginner blunder is falling for the "more is better" trap. It's tempting to think that the longer your prompt, the better the result. But just like with my Aunt Mildred's fruitcake, sometimes less is more. Overloading your prompts with unnecessary details can actually confuse the AI and lead to some wacky outputs. I once asked for a "short, funny joke about cats," and ended up with a 3-page stand-up routine that included way too many hairball references. Yikes. So, how can you hone your AI skills without accidentally creating a digital Frankenstein? Try this simple exercise: take a topic you know well, like your favorite hobby or a current event, and practice writing concise, clear prompts related to that subject. For example, "Give me a 50-word summary of the key points in the latest [insert your favorite sport] championship game." Then, evaluate the AI's response. Is it accurate? Relevant? If not, tweak your prompt and try again. It's like playing fetch with a very smart dog... minus the drool. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to remember that AI is a tool, not a magic wand. It's up to you to review and refine the output. One tip is to read the content out loud. If it sounds like something a robot would say at a cocktail party, it probably needs some human touch-ups. Also, don't be afraid to ask for revisions or provide additional context. The AI is here to help, not to replace your own brilliant brain. But I digress... the point is, with a little practice and a lot of patience, anyone can become an AI aficionado. Even a former tech skeptic like yours truly. I mean, if I can go from thinking "AI" was just a fancy way to say "I don't know," to actually using it to make my life easier, then you definitely can too. Anyway, back to what actually helps. Remember, the key to mastering AI is to start small, be specific, and don't take yourself too seriously. And if all else fails, just blame it on the algorithm and try again. Well, folks, that's all for today. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and tune in next week for more AI antics. Thanks for listening! Oh, and if you have any burning questions or just want to swap AI war stories, hit me up at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info on all things AI, check out inceptionpoint.ai. And of course, a big shout-out to our pals at Quiet Please for making this podcast possible. If you're into awesome audio content, give them a visit at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep calm and AI on! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Skills: 5 Pro Tips for Next-Level Prompting and Content Creation 5:57

28 weeks پیش5:57

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, and welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed". Today, we're diving into some practical tips and techniques to level up your AI game. Trust me, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Let's kick things off with a prompting technique that can dramatically improve the responses you get from AI. It's all about being specific and clear with your instructions. Let me give you a before and after example. Before, I might have said something like, "Hey AI, write me a blog post about gardening." Pretty vague, right? The AI would probably spit out some generic nonsense. But now, I've learned to be more specific. I'll say, "Write a 500-word blog post about the top 5 easy-to-grow vegetables for beginner gardeners. Include a brief description of each vegetable and tips for planting and care." Boom! The AI now has a clear framework to work with, and the output is much more focused and useful. Now, let's talk about a practical use case for AI that you might not have considered. Have you ever struggled with writing a compelling bio for your social media profiles or website? I know I have. It's like trying to summarize your entire life in a few sentences while also trying to sound impressive and witty. It's a nightmare. But guess what? AI can help with that. Just feed it some information about yourself, your background, and your goals, and it can generate a solid bio for you to start with. You can then tweak and refine it to make it sound more like you. It's a huge time-saver and can help you overcome that initial writer's block. But I digress. Let's move on to a common mistake that beginners make when working with AI. I learned this the hard way when I first started. I would take the AI-generated content and use it as-is without any editing or fact-checking. Big mistake. AI can be incredibly helpful, but it's not perfect. It can sometimes generate incorrect information or just plain weird stuff. Always take the time to review and edit the content before using it. Trust me, it'll save you from some embarrassing situations. Alright, let's get practical. Here's a simple exercise you can do to build your AI interaction skills. Take a topic you're interested in, like cooking or travel. Then, practice giving the AI different prompts related to that topic. For example, you could ask for a list of the top 10 must-visit destinations in Europe or for a step-by-step recipe for making homemade pasta. Pay attention to how the AI responds to different types of prompts and try to refine your instructions to get better results. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip I've found helpful is to read the content out loud. This can help you catch awkward phrasing or sentences that don't quite make sense. Another thing to look for is the overall structure and flow of the content. Does it have a clear introduction, body, and conclusion? Does it stay on topic and provide valuable information? If not, consider breaking up your prompt into smaller, more focused chunks to help the AI stay on track. Let's be real and get analog here. AI is an incredible tool, but it's not a magic solution. It still requires human input, creativity, and critical thinking to get the best results. The more you practice and experiment with AI, the better you'll become at leveraging its potential to make your life easier and more productive. And remember, even the most advanced AI systems are still just tools. It's up to us to use them wisely and ethically. Anyway, back to what actually helps. The key takeaways from today's episode are: be specific with your prompts, consider unconventional use cases, always review and edit AI-generated content, practice with focused exercises, and evaluate content by reading it out loud and checking for structure and flow. Before I sign off, let me share a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI for content creation, I thought it would be a breeze. I mean, how hard could it be? Just type in a prompt and let the AI do all the work, right? Wrong. I quickly realized that getting good results from AI requires a lot of trial and error, refinement, and patience. But with practice and persistence, I've been able to unlock its potential and use it to make my work and life a little bit easier. And if I can do it, trust me, you can too. Well, that's all for today, folks. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the podcast and leave a review. It really helps us out. And if you have any questions or topics you'd like me to cover in future episodes, send them over to malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info on all things AI, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Thanks for listening, and a big shout out to Quiet Please for producing this podcast. You can learn more about their awesome work at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep learning, keep experimenting, and keep being a misfit. Peace! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master Your AI Writing Skills: 5 Proven Techniques for Content Creators 5:56

28 weeks پیش5:56

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Hey there, AI adventurers! It's Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and techniques to help you navigate the wild world of AI without getting lost in the jargon jungle. First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can really up your AI game. It's called "progressive prompting," and trust me, it's not as fancy as it sounds. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like cooking a meal. You don't just throw all the ingredients in at once and hope for the best, right? Nah, you add things step by step, tasting as you go, until you've got a Michelin-star-worthy dish. Progressive prompting is the same deal. Here's an example: instead of asking an AI to "write a blog post about the benefits of meditation," start with something like, "List five benefits of meditation." Then, take that output and feed it back in with, "For each benefit, provide a brief explanation and a real-life example." Finally, you might say, "Use the previous information to create a well-structured blog post with an introduction and conclusion." See? Step by step, tasting as you go. I learned this the hard way when I tried to get an AI to write my entire memoir in one go. Trust me, it wasn't pretty. Now, let's talk about a practical use case you might not have considered: using AI to help with your everyday writing tasks, like emails or reports. I know, I know, it sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but it's real, and it's incredibly helpful. You can use AI to generate outlines, brainstorm ideas, or even polish up your grammar and style. It's like having a personal writing assistant, minus the coffee runs and the judgy looks when you use "who" instead of "whom." But before you go AI-wild, let me warn you about a common mistake beginners make: over-relying on the AI. It's easy to get caught up in the "ooh, shiny!" factor and just accept whatever the AI spits out. But remember, AI is a tool, not a replacement for human judgment. Always review and edit the output, and don't be afraid to tweak or even discard what doesn't work. I once used an AI to write a love letter to my partner, and let's just say I'm lucky they have a good sense of humor. So, how can you practice and improve your AI skills? Here's a simple exercise: take a piece of writing you've done recently, like an email or a social media post, and try rewriting it with the help of an AI. Compare the original and the AI-assisted version, and see what you can learn from the differences. Maybe the AI helped you tighten up your sentences, or maybe it suggested a new angle you hadn't considered. The more you practice, the better you'll get at leveraging AI to enhance your own writing. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to look for coherence, relevance, and originality. Does the output make sense and flow logically? Does it actually address the prompt or question you asked? And does it bring something new and valuable to the table, or is it just regurgitating generic info? If you're not happy with the output, don't be afraid to tweak your prompt and try again. It's all part of the learning process. But I digress... the point is, AI is a powerful tool, but it's not a magic wand. It takes practice, patience, and a willingness to learn from your mistakes. Anyway, back to what actually helps... remember, progressive prompting, practical use cases, avoiding over-reliance, practicing with your own writing, and evaluating for coherence, relevance, and originality. These are the keys to unlocking the potential of AI in your writing. Before I sign off, let me share a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI for writing, I thought it would be a breeze. I mean, how hard could it be? Just type in a prompt and let the machine do the work, right? Oh, how naive I was. My first few attempts were a disaster. The output was generic, irrelevant, and sometimes downright nonsensical. But I didn't give up. I kept practicing, learning from my mistakes, and refining my techniques. And you know what? It paid off. Now, I can use AI to enhance my writing in ways I never thought possible. And if I can do it, trust me, anyone can. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and a huge thanks for listening. If you want to learn more or have a burning question about AI and writing, send it my way at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . You can also check out inceptionpoint.ai for more info and resources. And hey, if you enjoyed this episode, why not share it with a friend who could use a little AI guidance in their life? Spread the love, people! As always, this has been a Quiet Please production. For more AI awesomeness, head over to quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep learning, keep practicing, and keep being real. Peace out! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: 5 Expert Techniques to Supercharge Your Content Creation 4:46

29 weeks پیش4:46

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, ready to dive into another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're talking about prompting techniques, practical use cases, common mistakes, and exercises to sharpen your AI skills. Let's get started! First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can seriously up your AI game. It's all about being specific and clear in your instructions. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like ordering a sandwich at the deli. If you just say "gimme a sandwich," you might end up with something you don't like. But if you say "I'd like a turkey club on whole wheat, light mayo, extra tomato," you're more likely to get what you want. Same goes for AI prompts. For example, instead of asking an AI to "write a story," try something like "Write a 500-word fantasy story set in a magical forest, featuring a brave rabbit protagonist who must outsmart an evil fox sorcerer." The more details you provide, the better the AI can deliver. Trust me, I learned this the hard way when I kept getting stories about robots instead of the fairytale I wanted. Stupid robots. Now, let's talk practical use cases. Sure, AI can help with obvious stuff like writing and research, but have you ever thought about using it for meal planning? I mean, why stress over what to cook when you can just ask an AI to generate a week's worth of recipes based on your dietary preferences and available ingredients? Boom, shopping list done, and no more staring blankly into the fridge wondering what to make. You're welcome. But I digress... let's talk about a common mistake beginners make: assuming AI is perfect. Spoiler alert: it's not. AI can generate some impressive content, but it can also make mistakes or produce biased results. That's why it's crucial to always review and fact-check AI-generated content before using it. I once published an article full of AI-generated "facts" without double-checking them. Turns out, most of them were totally wrong. Embarrassing, right? Don't be like me, kids. Anyway, back to what actually helps... let's do a quick exercise to practice your AI skills. Take a simple task, like writing a product description for a new smartphone. First, try prompting the AI with just the basic info, like "Write a description for the XYZ Phone." Then, try again with more specific details, like "Write a 200-word description for the XYZ Phone, highlighting its 48MP camera, 5G capabilities, and long battery life. Use a friendly, conversational tone and include a call-to-action to pre-order now." Compare the results and see how the extra details make a difference. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip is to read it out loud. If it sounds awkward or robotic, it probably needs some tweaking. Also, don't be afraid to edit and refine the AI's output. It's meant to be a starting point, not a finished product. I like to think of it as a collaboration between human and machine. The AI does the heavy lifting, but it's up to us to add that special human touch. Alright, folks, that's a wrap for today. Remember, the key to success with AI is to be specific, practice regularly, and always review the results with a critical eye. It's not rocket science, but it does take some trial and error. Trust me, I've had my fair share of both. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. If I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and thanks for listening! If you've got questions or want to learn more, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai or check out inceptionpoint.ai. And hey, if you enjoyed this episode, why not check out quietplease.ai to see what else they've got cooking? Until next time, keep learning, keep experimenting, and keep being awesome. This has been an "I am GPTed" production, brought to you by Quiet Please. Catch you on the flip side! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Unlock Creativity and Efficiency with Expert Tips 5:10

29 weeks پیش5:10

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Hey there, AI adventurers! It's your favorite Misfit Master of AI, Malachi, back with another installment of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical prompting techniques that'll make your AI interactions smoother than a freshly polished silicon chip. Let's be real and get analog here... When I first started tinkering with AI, my prompts were about as effective as a screen door on a submarine. But after some trial and error (mostly error), I discovered the power of being specific and breaking things down step-by-step. Here's an example: Instead of asking an AI to "write a story," try something like, "Generate a 500-word science fiction short story set in a dystopian future where humans have merged with AI, focusing on the main character's internal struggle." The more details you provide, the better the AI can understand and deliver what you're looking for. But prompting is just the tip of the AI iceberg. Let's talk about a practical use case that might not be obvious to beginners. Have you ever considered using AI to help with meal planning and grocery lists? I know, I know, it sounds like something out of a Jetsons episode, but hear me out. You can feed an AI your dietary preferences, allergies, and the ingredients you have on hand, and it'll whip up a personalized meal plan and shopping list faster than you can say "gigabytes." It's like having a personal chef and nutritionist rolled into one, minus the fancy hat and the judgment when you reach for that third slice of pizza. Now, let's address a common mistake beginners make: over-relying on AI without adding their own human touch. I learned this the hard way when I used an AI to generate a love letter for my high school crush. Let's just say the AI's idea of romance involved a lot of references to microchips and algorithms. Needless to say, that relationship crashed and burned faster than a buggy software update. The key is to use AI as a tool to enhance your own creativity and expertise, not replace it entirely. Take the time to review and refine the AI's output, injecting your own personality and knowledge into the mix. Which brings me to our practice exercise of the day: Take a piece of AI-generated content, whether it's a story, an article, or even a joke, and put your own spin on it. Add your unique voice, experiences, and insights. The more you practice this, the better you'll become at collaborating with AI and creating content that truly resonates with your audience. But I digress... Let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One simple tip is to read it out loud. If it sounds stilted, robotic, or just plain weird, chances are it needs some human intervention. Trust your instincts and don't be afraid to make changes or ask the AI to try again with different parameters. Remember, AI is like any other tool – it takes practice and patience to master. But once you get the hang of it, the possibilities are endless. Whether you're using it for work, hobbies, or just to impress your tech-savvy friends at dinner parties, AI can be a game-changer. Anyway, back to what actually helps... As always, I encourage you to experiment, make mistakes, and learn from them. That's how I went from a tech skeptic to a self-proclaimed AI whisperer. And if you ever need a reminder that even the most advanced AI can't replace human creativity and humor, just remember the time I asked an AI to tell me a joke and it replied, "Why don't scientists trust atoms? Because they make up everything!" I mean, come on... Well, folks, that's all for now. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and tell all your friends, family, and even your AI assistant about it. I couldn't do this without your support, and I'm grateful for each and every one of you who tunes in. If you have any questions or just want to share your own AI adventures, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . And for more AI insights and resources, check out inceptionpoint.ai. As always, a big thank you to our production team at Quiet Please. If you're interested in how they work their audio magic, visit quietplease.ai to learn more. Until next time, keep learning, keep laughing, and keep embracing the wild world of AI. We're all in this together! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Expert Tips for Transforming Creative Writing and Communication 5:14

30 weeks پیش5:14

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Hey there, AI adventurers! It's Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into the wild world of prompting techniques, practical use cases, and beginner blunders. Buckle up, because it's about to get real. First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can seriously level up your AI game. It's called "priming the pump," and no, it has nothing to do with plumbing. Priming the pump is all about setting the stage for the AI to give you the response you're looking for. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like giving your AI a pep talk before sending it off to do its thing. Here's an example: Before I learned this technique, I'd just throw a generic prompt at the AI like, "write me a story about a robot." The results were about as exciting as watching paint dry. But then I discovered the power of priming the pump. Now, I might say something like, "Imagine a world where robots have developed emotions and are struggling to find their place in society. Write a story exploring the challenges faced by one particular robot as it navigates this complex landscape." Boom! The AI comes back with a story that's actually worth reading. But enough about prompts, let's talk about a practical use case for AI that you might not have considered. Have you ever found yourself staring at a blank page, trying to write a heartfelt message for a special occasion? Maybe it's a wedding toast, a eulogy, or even just a birthday card for your great-aunt Mildred. Well, guess what? AI can help with that too! I learned this the hard way when I was asked to give a speech at my best friend's wedding. I'm not exactly known for my way with words, so I turned to my trusty AI sidekick. I fed it some key details about the couple and their relationship, and it generated a speech that had the whole room reaching for their tissues. Just remember to add your own personal touch and double-check for any weird AI quirks. We don't want great-aunt Mildred wondering why her birthday card mentions "the singularity." Now, let's talk about a common mistake beginners make when working with AI. I'll admit, I've been guilty of this one myself. It's the classic "set it and forget it" approach. You fire off a prompt, get a response, and call it a day. But here's the thing: AI is like a dance partner. You can't just expect it to lead the whole routine while you sit back and sip your margarita. To avoid this mistake, try this simple exercise: Take a piece of AI-generated content and actively look for ways to improve it. Maybe it's adding a personal anecdote, tweaking the tone, or fact-checking some of the details. The point is to engage with the AI's output and make it your own. Trust me, your great-aunt Mildred will thank you. But I digress... let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip I swear by is the "read it out loud" test. It might feel a little silly at first, but reading your AI-generated content out loud can help you catch awkward phrasing, unnatural transitions, and other linguistic faux pas. It's like having a built-in BS detector for your AI writing. Anyway, back to what actually helps... As you embark on your AI journey, remember that it's okay to make mistakes. Embrace the learning curve and don't be afraid to experiment. And if you ever feel like you're in over your head, just remember: if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Before I sign off, let me leave you with a little personal anecdote. When I first started playing around with AI, I thought it was going to be like having a magic genie that could grant all my writing wishes. Spoiler alert: it's not. But what I did discover was a powerful tool that could help me be a better communicator and a more creative problem-solver. And isn't that what it's all about? This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if you want to stay up to date on all things AI, be sure to subscribe to the podcast. And if you've got a burning question or just want to share your own AI adventures, drop me a line at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Thanks for listening, and a big shout-out to our friends at Quiet Please for making this podcast possible. If you're interested in learning more about their work, head over to quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep learning, keep laughing, and keep being real. Peace out, AI adventurers! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: 5 Expert Tips to Elevate Your Digital Assistant Game 5:16

30 weeks پیش5:16

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, and welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and techniques to help you get the most out of your AI interactions. But first, let's address the elephant in the room: yes, I used to be a tech skeptic. I mean, who wasn't? But then I accidentally stumbled into this AI world and, well, here we are. Let's kick things off with a prompting technique that can dramatically improve your AI responses. It's all about being specific and clear with your instructions. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like ordering at a restaurant. If you just say, "I want food," you might end up with a plate of mystery meat. But if you say, "I'd like the Caesar salad with grilled chicken, light on the dressing," you're more likely to get exactly what you want. The same goes for AI prompts. For example, instead of asking, "Write a story," try something like, "Write a 500-word short story about a time-traveling cat named Whiskers who accidentally changes the course of history." Trust me, the difference in output is night and day. I learned this the hard way when I kept getting vague and irrelevant responses. But once I started being more specific, it was like the AI suddenly understood me. Now, let's talk about a practical use case that you might not have considered: using AI to help with meal planning and grocery lists. I know, it sounds a bit mundane, but hear me out. By inputting your dietary preferences, allergies, and the ingredients you already have, an AI can generate personalized meal plans and shopping lists. It's like having a virtual chef and nutritionist rolled into one. Plus, it can help reduce food waste and save you time and money. But I digress... let's move on to a common mistake beginners make: not proofreading and editing the AI-generated content. Just because an AI wrote it doesn't mean it's perfect. It's crucial to review the output for accuracy, consistency, and relevance to your prompt. I once made the mistake of using an AI-generated article without checking it, and let's just say it wasn't my proudest moment. So, always remember to put on your editor's hat and give the content a once-over. Now, here's a simple exercise to help you build your AI interaction skills: practice writing prompts for everyday tasks. Start with something easy, like asking an AI to write a funny tweet about your favorite TV show. Then, gradually increase the complexity by asking for a short story or an article on a specific topic. The more you practice, the better you'll get at crafting effective prompts. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One tip is to use the "sandwich method" of feedback. Start with something positive, then provide constructive criticism, and end with another positive comment. For example, "I liked how the article flowed, but some of the facts seemed outdated. Overall, it was a good starting point." This helps the AI learn and adapt to your preferences while keeping the interaction positive. Anyway, back to what actually helps... remember, AI is a tool, not a magic wand. It's up to you to guide it, refine it, and make it work for your needs. And if you ever feel stuck or frustrated, just remember: if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Before I sign off, let me share a quick personal anecdote. When I first started using AI for content creation, I thought it would be a breeze. I mean, how hard could it be? Well, let me tell you, I spent hours staring at nonsensical outputs and questioning my life choices. But with practice and persistence, I got better. And now, I can proudly say that I'm the Misfit Master of AI... or at least, that's what I tell myself. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for more practical AI tips and insights. And hey, if you have any questions or topics you'd like me to cover, just send them my way at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Thanks for listening, and remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. You can learn more about them at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep learning, keep experimenting, and keep being awesome. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: 5 Powerful Prompting Techniques for Beginners 4:58

30 weeks پیش4:58

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Hey there, fellow AI adventurers! It's your favorite Misfit Master of AI, Malachi, coming at you with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and techniques to help you level up your AI game, even if you're a total beginner like I was not so long ago. Let's kick things off with a powerful prompting technique that can drastically improve the responses you get from AI. When I first started, my prompts were about as clear as mud. I'd type in something like, "Write a story," and then wonder why the AI wasn't reading my mind. Let's be real and get analog here... if you asked a human to "write a story" without any other context, they'd probably stare at you like you'd grown a second head. Here's the trick: be specific and give the AI some guardrails. Instead of "write a story," try something like, "Write a 500-word short story about a time-traveling detective solving a mystery in ancient Egypt. The story should have a twist ending and be written in a film noir style." Boom! Suddenly, the AI has a clear direction and can generate much more focused and interesting content. But I digress... let's talk about a practical use case for AI that you might not have considered. Have you ever struggled with writing a captivating Tinder bio? I know I have. Well, AI can help with that! Feed the AI some information about yourself, your interests, and the kind of person you're looking to meet, and let it generate some creative bio ideas for you. Just remember to add your own personal touch and humor – we don't want everyone's bio sounding like it was written by the same robot. Now, let's address a common mistake beginners make when working with AI. I learned this the hard way when I first started using AI for content generation. I would take the AI's output and use it verbatim without any editing or fact-checking. Big mistake! While AI can generate some impressive content, it's not perfect and can sometimes produce inaccurate information or awkward phrasing. Always take the time to review and edit the content before using it in any professional or public setting. To help you build your AI interaction skills, here's a simple exercise you can practice: Start a conversation with an AI chatbot and try to keep the conversation going for at least 10 minutes. Focus on asking open-ended questions and follow-up questions based on the AI's responses. This will help you get a feel for how to guide the conversation and generate more interesting and varied responses from the AI. When it comes to evaluating and improving AI-generated content, one tip is to always read it out loud. This can help you catch awkward phrasing, grammatical errors, or inconsistencies that might not be as apparent when reading silently. If something sounds off when you read it out loud, it's probably worth revising. Anyway, back to what actually helps... Remember, AI is a tool, and like any tool, it takes practice and experimentation to get the most out of it. Don't be afraid to try new things, make mistakes, and learn from them. And if you ever feel frustrated or overwhelmed, just remember that even a misfit like me managed to figure this stuff out. Before I sign off, let me share a quick personal anecdote about my own AI learning journey. When I first started experimenting with AI writing tools, I thought it would be hilarious to feed the AI my old high school poetry and see what it would generate. Well, let's just say the results were... interesting. The AI took my angsty teenage ramblings and turned them into a bizarre sci-fi epic about a heartbroken cyborg. It was so ridiculous that I couldn't help but laugh, and it reminded me not to take myself or this technology too seriously. And on that note, this is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and thanks for listening! If you have any questions or want to learn more, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai or check out inceptionpoint.ai. And a big thanks to Quiet Please for producing this podcast – you can learn more about them at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep learning, keep experimenting, and keep being a misfit! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI Prompts: Your Ultimate Guide to Getting Stellar Results Every Time 4:49

31 weeks پیش4:49

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Hey there, Mal here. Welcome back to "I am GPTed," the podcast where we cut through the AI hype and get down to brass tacks. In today's episode, we're diving into some practical prompting techniques that can level up your AI game. Let's be real and get analog here... When I first started playing around with AI, my prompts were about as effective as a screen door on a submarine. I'd ask for a "good" article or a "nice" image and get back a bunch of generic fluff. But then I learned this the hard way: If you want quality output, you gotta put some quality input. Here's a little before and after action for ya. Before, I'd say something like, "Write me an article about cats." Boring, right? The AI would spit back some yawn-inducing Wikipedia summary. But then I got a little smarter. I started saying things like, "Create a 500-word blog post discussing the latest research on feline cognition, written in a conversational tone for a cat-loving audience." Bam! Suddenly, the AI was giving me content I could actually use. But prompting isn't just about sounding fancy. It's about solving real problems. For example, let's say you're planning a trip and need some recommendations. You could spend hours scouring travel blogs, or you could just ask your AI buddy. Something like, "Suggest a 3-day itinerary for a budget-friendly family vacation in San Diego, including kid-friendly activities and restaurants." Boom, your AI travel agent hooks you up. Now, I know what some of you might be thinking. "Mal, I'm no Shakespeare. How am I supposed to come up with these eloquent prompts?" Well, fear not, my friend. Even the best of us make mistakes. I remember once asking an AI to "Create a logo with a spaceship." What I got back looked like a five-year-old's crayon drawing. Lesson learned: Be specific and detailed in your prompts. So, here's a little exercise for you. Take something you're working on right now, whether it's a writing project, a design task, or even a personal goal. Now, craft a prompt for an AI that would give you some useful insights or ideas. Try to be as specific as possible about what you want. And don't worry if it's not perfect - the more you practice, the better you'll get. While we're on the topic of practice, let's talk about evaluating AI-generated content. Just because an AI spits something out doesn't mean it's gold. You've gotta put on your critical thinking cap and ask some questions. Is this information accurate? Is the tone appropriate for my audience? Does this actually make sense, or is it just a word salad? Remember, AI is a tool, but you're the craftsman. But I digress... The point is, a little prompt engineering goes a long way. And if you're ever feeling stuck, just remember: Even the most advanced AI is just a glorified toaster without a human to guide it. Anyway, back to what actually helps... I was chatting with a friend the other day who's new to all this AI stuff. She was feeling overwhelmed and wondering if it was even worth the effort. I told her what I always tell myself when I'm ready to throw in the towel: "Hey, if a knucklehead like me can figure this out, anyone can." And you know what? She gave it another shot and ended up creating some pretty cool stuff. So, my fellow AI adventurers, keep on promptin' on. Remember, every master was once a beginner. And if you ever need a little inspiration, just think of yours truly, stumbling my way through this wild world of AI and living to tell the tale. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to smash that subscribe button and tell a friend. And if you've got a burning AI question or just want to swap some war stories, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more tips and tricks, check out inceptionpoint.ai. As always, a big thanks to our friends at Quiet Please for making this podcast possible. If you're interested in leveling up your own AI game, head over to quietplease.ai to learn more. Until next time, keep calm and prompt on! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI: 5 Insider Tricks for Beginners to Level Up Their Digital Skills 5:15

32 weeks پیش5:15

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, and welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and tricks to help you level up your AI game, even if you're a total beginner like I was not too long ago. First up, let's talk about prompting techniques. Now, I know the word "technique" might sound fancy, but trust me, it's not rocket science. It's all about being clear and specific with your AI buddy. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like ordering at a restaurant. If you just say "I'm hungry," you might end up with a mystery dish. But if you say, "I'd like the veggie burger with a side of sweet potato fries, hold the mayo," you're more likely to get exactly what you want. The same goes for AI prompts. For example, instead of asking, "Can you write me a story?" try something like, "Write a 500-word short story about a time-traveling detective who solves a mystery in ancient Egypt, with a plot twist at the end." I learned this the hard way when I asked for a "fun story" and got a 10-page epic about a sentient toaster. Talk about a carb overload! Now, let's move on to a practical use case you might not have considered: using AI to help with meal planning and grocery lists. I know, I know, it sounds like a small thing, but hear me out. You can ask your AI pal to generate a week's worth of healthy, budget-friendly meal ideas based on your dietary preferences and what's in season. Then, have it create a grocery list for you. Boom! No more staring blankly into your fridge, wondering what to cook. But I digress... let's talk about a common mistake beginners make: assuming AI is always right. News flash: it's not. AI can spit out some pretty convincing stuff, but it's up to you to fact-check and use your human brain. I once took an AI-generated article at face value and shared it on social media, only to find out later that it was full of inaccuracies. Talk about a digital facepalm moment! So, how can you avoid this pitfall? My advice: always double-check the info, especially if you're using it for something important. And if you're not sure, ask for sources or references. A good AI should be able to back up its claims. Alright, let's get practical. Here's a simple exercise to help you build your AI interaction skills: start a conversation with an AI about a topic you're passionate about. It could be anything from knitting to space exploration. Ask questions, share your thoughts, and see where the conversation goes. The more you practice, the more comfortable you'll get with the back-and-forth flow. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to read it with a critical eye. Does it make sense? Is it well-structured? Does it sound like a human wrote it, or is it a bit too robotic? If it needs work, don't be afraid to give your AI some constructive feedback. Say something like, "Hey, thanks for the effort, but this part is a bit confusing. Can you try rewording it or adding an example to clarify?" Remember, AI is here to help, but it's not perfect. Anyway, back to what actually helps... I want to leave you with a quick personal anecdote. When I first started playing around with AI, I was skeptical as hell. I thought it was just another overhyped tech trend. But then I started using it for small tasks, like brainstorming blog post ideas or coming up with catchy email subject lines. And you know what? It actually made my life easier. I wasn't spending hours staring at a blank screen, waiting for inspiration to strike. I had a digital collaborator to bounce ideas off of. That's when I realized AI isn't here to replace us; it's here to enhance what we can do. So, my fellow misfits, don't be afraid to embrace the AI revolution. Start small, experiment, and see what works for you. And if you ever feel stuck or have questions, remember, you've got a community of like-minded learners here to support you. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and hey, thanks for listening! If you want to learn more, send your questions to malachi@inceptionpoint.ai or check out inceptionpoint.ai for more info. Oh, and one last thing - this has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to quietplease.ai to see what else they've got cooking up. Until next time, keep learning, keep experimenting, and keep being your beautifully misfit self! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: 5 Practical Prompting Techniques for Everyday Innovators 4:08

32 weeks پیش4:08

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Hey there, Malachi here - your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome back to "I am GPTed," the podcast where we cut through the hype and get real about practical AI skills for everyday humans. Let's dive right in with a power-up for your prompting game. I used to just throw a wall of text at AI and hope for the best. Spoiler alert: it was a hot mess. But then I discovered the magic of "less is more." Instead of a rambling prompt, try breaking it down into clear, concise steps. For example, instead of "Write me a story about a robot learning to love," try: 1. Set the scene in a futuristic city 2. Introduce the main character, a robot named Zap 3. Describe Zap's first encounter with human emotions 4. Show Zap's growing curiosity about love 5. End with Zap's realization that it, too, can feel love Trust me, your AI will thank you for the clarity. I learned this the hard way when I asked for a "fun and exciting adventure story" and got a 5,000-word epic about a sentient toaster. Never again. But I digress. Let's talk practical use cases. Have you ever thought about using AI to plan your meals for the week? I know, it sounds like something only a Silicon Valley tech bro would do, but hear me out. You can input your dietary preferences, budget, and schedule, and boom - a personalized meal plan complete with recipes and grocery lists. No more staring blankly into the fridge at 7 PM wondering what to make. Now, let's address a common mistake beginners make: over-relying on AI. Look, I get it. When you first discover the magic of AI, it's tempting to use it for everything from writing your emails to naming your firstborn child. But remember, AI is a tool, not a replacement for human judgment. Always review and edit AI-generated content before unleashing it upon the world. To build your AI interaction skills, try this simple exercise: have a conversation with an AI chatbot about a topic you're passionate about. It could be anything from knitting to quantum physics. Pay attention to how the AI responds and try to steer the conversation in interesting directions. You might be surprised at the insights you gain - both about the topic and about communicating with AI. Finally, let's talk about evaluating AI-generated content. The key is to look for coherence, accuracy, and originality. Does the content make sense and flow logically? Is it factually correct? Does it bring a fresh perspective to the topic? If you can answer yes to all three, congrats - you've got some quality AI content on your hands. Let's be real and get analog here. AI is like a fancy kitchen gadget. It can do amazing things, but you still need to know how to cook. Focus on building your skills and using AI as a tool, not a crutch. And if you ever feel overwhelmed, just remember: even the most advanced AI can't match the creativity and humor of a human mind. Well, that's all for now, folks. Subscribe to "I am GPTed" for more straight talk on practical AI skills. Thanks for listening, and if you have a burning question about AI, send it my way at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info about the podcast, check out inceptionpoint.ai. This has been a Quiet Please production. If you're curious about the wizards behind the curtain, head over to quietplease.ai to learn more. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Until next time, stay curious and keep learning. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: 5 Pro Prompting Techniques to Supercharge Your Digital Creativity 4:57

33 weeks پیش4:57

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Hey there, AI adventurers! Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical prompting techniques that'll make your AI interactions more engaging and effective. Let's be real and get analog here...when I first started playing with these AI tools, my prompts were about as clear as mud. But through trial, error, and a whole lot of facepalms, I've picked up a few tricks that I wish I knew from the start. First up, let's talk about the power of being specific. When you're prompting an AI, it's tempting to just toss out a vague request and hope for the best. But trust me, that's a recipe for disappointment. Instead, try breaking down your prompt into clear, actionable steps. For example, instead of saying, "Write me a story," try something like, "Create a 500-word short story about a time-traveling cat named Whiskers who accidentally saves the world, told from the perspective of his goldfish sidekick." The more detail you provide, the better the AI can understand and deliver on your request. I learned this the hard way when I asked an AI to "make me a website." What I got back was a jumbled mess of generic text and broken links. But when I refined my prompt to specify the purpose, audience, and key features of the site, suddenly the AI was churning out decent drafts that I could actually work with. It's like the difference between tossing a ball in the general direction of the hoop and carefully aiming for that sweet, sweet nothing-but-net shot. But I digress...let's talk about a practical use case for AI that might surprise you: meal planning. Yes, you heard me right. If you're like me and your idea of meal prep is throwing a frozen pizza in the oven, AI can be a game-changer. Just prompt the AI with your dietary preferences, ingredient restrictions, and the number of meals you need, and watch it generate a custom meal plan complete with recipes and grocery lists. It's like having a personal chef without the hefty price tag or the judgmental looks when you go back for seconds. Now, let's address a common mistake beginners make: relying too heavily on AI-generated content without adding their own spin. Look, AI is an incredible tool, but it's not a magic wand. The best results come from a collaboration between human creativity and AI assistance. One simple exercise to practice this is to take an AI-generated draft and spend 10 minutes putting your own unique twist on it. Maybe it's adding a personal anecdote, rephrasing a clunky sentence, or injecting your own sense of humor. The point is to make it your own and not just settle for generic, cookie-cutter content. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated work. The key here is to approach it with a critical eye and ask yourself, "Does this actually make sense and serve my intended purpose?" If the answer is no, don't be afraid to scrap it and start over. And if you're unsure, try running it by a friend or colleague for a second opinion. Sometimes a fresh set of eyes can spot issues that we're too close to see ourselves. Anyway, back to what actually helps...remember, AI is a tool, not a replacement for human insight and creativity. It's like using a calculator to solve a math problem – it can crunch the numbers, but you still need to understand the underlying concepts and interpret the results. So don't be intimidated by the tech jargon or the endless possibilities. Just start with a simple prompt, experiment with different approaches, and most importantly, have fun with it! This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and tune in next time for more practical AI advice and questionable attempts at humor. Thanks for listening! And hey, if you've got a burning question about AI or just want to share your own misadventures, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info and resources, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Oh, and one last thing – this podcast is brought to you by the fine folks at Quiet Please Productions. Head over to quietplease.ai to learn more about their other awesome shows. Until next time, keep prompting and keep learning! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Master AI Prompting: 5 Insider Tips for Tech Adventurers 5:53

33 weeks پیش5:53

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Hey there, AI adventurers! It's Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're diving into some practical tips and techniques to help you navigate the wild world of AI without getting lost in the jargon jungle. First up, let's talk about a prompting technique that can seriously level up your AI game. It's called "be specific or be terrified." Okay, I may have coined that phrase, but hear me out. When you're prompting an AI, the more specific you are, the better the results. Let's be real and get analog here... imagine you're ordering a pizza. If you just say "give me a pizza," you might end up with a sad, plain cheese pie. But if you say "I want a large, thin-crust pizza with pepperoni, mushrooms, and extra cheese," suddenly, you're in business. The same goes for AI prompts. For example, instead of asking an AI to "write a story," try something like "write a 500-word mystery story set in a haunted mansion, featuring a retired detective and a ghostly butler." Trust me, the difference is night and day. I learned this the hard way when I asked an AI to "create a logo" and ended up with a generic clipart nightmare. Never again. Now, let's talk about a practical use case for AI that you might not have considered: meal planning. Yes, you heard that right. You can use AI to generate weekly meal plans based on your preferences, dietary restrictions, and even what's on sale at your local grocery store. It's like having a personal chef without the hefty price tag. Just prompt the AI with something like "create a 7-day meal plan for a family of four, focusing on healthy, budget-friendly meals, and taking into account a gluten allergy." Boom, dinner is served. But wait, there's a catch! One common mistake beginners make is taking AI-generated content as gospel. Remember, AI is like a super-powered parrot – it can repeat and combine information in impressive ways, but it doesn't always understand the context or accuracy of what it's saying. So, when you're using AI for meal planning or any other task, always double-check the output for accuracy and feasibility. You don't want to end up with a recipe that calls for "a pinch of unicorn dust" or a meal plan that suggests feeding your family nothing but kale smoothies for a week. Trust me, I've been there, and it's not pretty. To help you build your AI interaction skills, here's a simple exercise: start a conversation with an AI and try to keep it going for at least 10 exchanges. But here's the twist: each time the AI responds, you have to incorporate a random word into your next prompt. It could be anything from "pineapple" to "existentialism." This exercise will help you think on your feet and adapt your prompts to keep the conversation flowing. It's like improv comedy, but with less sweating and more typing. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. The key here is to read the output critically and ask yourself, "Does this make sense? Is it useful? Is it actually answering the question I asked?" If not, it's time to refine your prompt and try again. And don't be afraid to get feedback from others – sometimes a fresh set of eyes can spot things you might have missed. I once spent hours trying to perfect an AI-generated article before realizing I had misspelled the main keyword throughout the entire piece. Oops. But I digress... the point is, AI is a powerful tool, but it's not a magic wand. It takes practice, patience, and a willingness to learn from your mistakes. And if you ever feel overwhelmed or discouraged, just remember: if a former tech skeptic like me can become an AI whisperer, anyone can. Before I sign off, I want to share a quick personal anecdote about my own AI learning journey. When I first started experimenting with AI, I was convinced that it would never be able to write jokes. I mean, humor is such a uniquely human thing, right? Boy, was I wrong. One day, I decided to prompt an AI with "write a joke about a misfit AI master named Malachi." And you know what it came up with? "Why did Malachi cross the road? To get to the other side... of the uncanny valley!" I laughed so hard I nearly fell out of my chair. That was the moment I realized that AI isn't just a tool – it's a partner in creativity and discovery. And on that note, my fellow AI explorers, it's time for me to bid you adieu. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, reminding you that if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and if you have any questions or just want to share your own AI adventures, send me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Thanks for listening, and remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. You can learn more about them at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep prompting, keep learning, and keep embracing your inner misfit. Cheers! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering AI: 5 Expert Tips to Transform Your Prompting Skills and Boost Productivity 6:51

34 weeks پیش6:51

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Hey there, AI adventurers! It's your favorite former tech skeptic turned accidental AI whisperer, Malachi, here to guide you through the wild world of artificial intelligence. Welcome to another episode of "I am GPTed," where we cut through the hype and focus on practical tips to help you master AI like a pro, even if you're starting from scratch. Let's be real and get analog here... When I first dipped my toes into the AI pond, I had no idea what I was doing. It was like trying to navigate a foreign city without a map or a basic understanding of the local language. But through trial and error (mostly error), I've picked up some valuable lessons that I wish someone had shared with me from the get-go. One of those lessons is the power of prompting. Now, I'm not talking about the kind of prompting you do when your kid forgets their lines in the school play. I'm talking about the art of crafting effective prompts to get the most out of your AI tools. Let me give you an example: Before I knew better, I'd throw a vague prompt at my AI assistant like, "Write a blog post about gardening." The result? A generic, uninspired mess that read like it was written by a robot with a green thumb. But then I learned the secret sauce: specificity and context. Now, my prompts look more like this: "As an experienced gardener from the Pacific Northwest, write a 1000-word blog post for beginners about the top 5 easiest vegetables to grow in a small urban garden. Include practical tips for planting, care, and harvesting." The difference is night and day! By providing more context and details, the AI can generate content that actually sounds like it came from a knowledgeable human. It's like giving your AI a compass and a clear destination instead of just saying, "Go forth and create!" But enough about prompting – let's talk about a practical use case for AI that might surprise you. Have you ever found yourself staring at a pile of receipts, dreading the task of manually entering them into your expense tracking app? Well, my friend, AI can be your new best buddy. Many AI tools now offer receipt scanning and data extraction capabilities. Simply snap a photo of your receipt, upload it to the tool, and voila! The AI will parse out all the relevant details like date, vendor, and amount, and automatically categorize the expense for you. It's like having a personal bookkeeper without the hefty price tag. Now, I know what some of you might be thinking: "Mal, that sounds too good to be true. What's the catch?" Well, you're right to be cautious. AI isn't perfect (yet), and there's one common mistake beginners often make when using these tools: blindly trusting the output. I learned this the hard way when I first started using AI for receipt scanning. I gleefully uploaded a month's worth of receipts and thought, "Hey, look at me! I'm so tech-savvy and efficient!" But when I reviewed the results, I realized the AI had miscategorized several expenses and even missed a few receipts altogether. The lesson here? Always double-check the AI's work, especially when it comes to financial matters. Trust, but verify. It's like having a robot sous chef – they can chop the veggies, but you still need to taste the soup before serving it to your dinner guests. But I digress... Let's talk about how you can start honing your AI skills right now. One simple exercise I recommend is the "AI Writing Prompt Challenge." Here's how it works: 1. Pick a topic you're passionate about or an area where you have some expertise. 2. Craft a detailed writing prompt for an AI tool, focusing on specificity and context. 3. Generate the AI's output and critically evaluate the results. 4. Revise your prompt based on what worked and what didn't. 5. Rinse and repeat until you're consistently getting high-quality, relevant output. This exercise not only helps you practice the art of prompting but also trains your eye to spot areas where the AI needs improvement. Over time, you'll develop a keen sense of what makes for great AI-generated content and how to guide the tool to achieve your desired results. And that brings me to my final tip for today: always be evaluating and iterating. Just like any skill, working with AI requires continuous learning and refinement. Don't be afraid to experiment, make mistakes, and try new approaches. The more you engage with these tools, the better you'll become at leveraging their power for your own goals. Anyway, back to what actually helps... Remember, the key to success with AI is to start small, be specific, and keep practicing. Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither was any AI expert. As for me, I'm still learning every day. Just last week, I tried to use AI to help me write a love letter to my wife for our anniversary. Let's just say the AI's idea of romance involved a lot of references to binary code and motherboards. Needless to say, I'll be sticking to the old-fashioned pen and paper for matters of the heart. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast for more practical tips and relatable AI anecdotes. And hey, if you've got a burning question or just want to share your own AI adventures, drop me a line at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info on all things AI, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Thanks for tuning in, and a big shout-out to our friends at Quiet Please for making this podcast possible. If you're curious about their work, head over to quietplease.ai and explore their cutting-edge solutions. Until next time, keep learning, keep laughing, and keep embracing the AI journey. With a human touch, of course! See you soon. 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AI Prompting Secrets: Unlock Powerful Content with Expert Techniques 4:34

34 weeks پیش4:34

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Hey there, Malachi here, your Misfit Master of AI. Welcome back to "I am GPTed," the podcast where we dive into the wild world of AI without drowning in technobabble. Today, we're talking about prompting techniques, practical use cases, common mistakes, and how to level up your AI game. Let's kick things off with a prompting technique that's transformed my AI interactions. I call it the "Be Specific, My Friend" method. Back in my early days, I'd throw vague, open-ended prompts at AI and hope for the best. Shockingly, the results were about as clear as mud. Then I learned this the hard way when I asked an AI to "write a report." What I got back was a generic jumble of words that didn't even come close to what I needed. But watch this magic. Instead of "write a report," I now say, "Please write a 500-word report on the impact of remote work on employee productivity, including statistics from reputable sources and a case study of a company that successfully transitioned to remote work." Boom! Suddenly, the AI is my personal research assistant, delivering targeted, usable content. Now, let's talk practical use cases. Sure, AI can write poems about cyborgs in love (don't ask), but what about everyday life? Here's a gem: meal planning. I know, I know, not the sexiest topic, but hear me out. Last week, I told my AI, "I have a package of ground turkey, spinach, and a random assortment of spices. What's a healthy, tasty meal I can make in under 30 minutes?" Voila! Turkey spinach curry was on the table in no time. No more staring blankly into the fridge, my friends. But beware the common beginner mistake: taking AI-generated content as gospel. I once asked an AI to write a bio for me, and it confidently stated that I was a "world-renowned AI expert." Ha! I mean, I'm flattered, but let's be real and get analog here... I'm just a former tech skeptic who accidentally got decent at this stuff. Always fact-check and edit AI output, folks. So, how can you practice and improve? Here's a simple exercise: Write a product description for an everyday object, like a coffee mug, but make it absurdly dramatic. Have the AI generate an over-the-top, flowery description. Then, edit it down to something more realistic but still engaging. This helps you get comfortable with prompt crafting and content refinement. Lastly, a tip for evaluating AI-generated content. Ask yourself, "Would a human writer include these details or make these connections?" If the answer is no, you might have stumbled upon some AI hallmarks, like slightly off phrasing or weird logical leaps. But I digress... the point is, you'll get better at spotting AI quirks with practice. Anyway, back to what actually helps. Remember, AI is a tool, not a replacement for human creativity and critical thinking. It's like having a super-powered intern (minus the coffee runs). Use it wisely, iterate on your prompts, and don't be afraid to put your own spin on the output. Well, that's all for today, folks. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Remember, if I can figure this stuff out, anyone can. Before you go, make sure to subscribe to "I am GPTed" for more AI adventures and insights. And a huge thanks for lending me your ears today. If you've got a burning AI question or just want to say hi, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more AI goodness, check out inceptionpoint.ai. Oh, and one last thing! This episode was brought to you by the fine folks at Quiet Please, my go-to source for top-notch podcasting expertise. Swing by quietplease.ai to see how they can level up your podcasting game. Until next time, keep prompting, keep refining, and keep being your awesome, analog selves. Catch you on the flip side! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Unlock AI Mastery: Pro Tips for Powerful Prompting and Smart Interaction 6:20

34 weeks پیش6:20

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Hey there, tech adventurers! It's Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, back with another episode of "I am GPTed". Today, we're diving into the wild world of prompting techniques, practical use cases, and beginner blunders. So, grab your thinking caps and let's get started! First up, let's talk about a simple prompting technique that can seriously level up your AI game. It's called "priming the pump," and no, it has nothing to do with your grandpa's old water well. Priming the pump is all about setting the stage for the AI to give you the best possible response. Here's an example: instead of just asking the AI to "write a story," try something like, "As a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, craft a captivating short story set in a dystopian future, focusing on the themes of love and loss." Boom! By giving the AI a specific role, context, and themes, you're more likely to get a compelling, well-crafted story. Let's be real and get analog here... think of it like ordering at a restaurant. If you just say, "I want food," you might end up with a mystery meat surprise. But if you're specific, like "I'll have the medium-rare steak with a side of garlic mashed potatoes," you're gonna get exactly what you want. The same goes for prompting AI. Now, let's talk practical use cases. Sure, AI can help with the obvious stuff like writing essays or generating code, but have you ever thought about using it to plan your dream vacation? I know, I know, it sounds a little bougie, but hear me out. You can feed the AI your preferences, like "I want a relaxing beach getaway with great local cuisine and minimal crowds," and it'll generate a personalized itinerary complete with flight options, hotel recommendations, and must-see attractions. It's like having a travel agent in your pocket, minus the cheesy Hawaiian shirt. But, as with any new skill, there are bound to be some rookie mistakes. One common blunder I see beginners make is failing to fact-check the AI's outputs. Remember, AI is incredibly knowledgeable, but it's not omniscient. It can sometimes generate convincing-sounding information that's completely false. I learned this the hard way when I used AI to write a research paper back in college. I thought I was being clever by letting the AI do all the heavy lifting, but when my professor started asking questions about my sources, I realized I had no idea if the information was actually true. Needless to say, I didn't get an A on that paper. So, always take the time to verify the AI's outputs, especially if you're using them for something important like a work presentation or a school assignment. Trust me, a little extra effort goes a long way. Now, let's get practical with a simple exercise to help you build your AI interaction skills. Next time you're chatting with an AI, try to have a conversation as if you were talking to a real person. Ask follow-up questions, crack jokes, and see if you can steer the conversation in unexpected directions. The goal here isn't to trick the AI or make it say something crazy, but rather to get comfortable with the back-and-forth flow of human-AI interaction. The more natural and engaging your conversations become, the better you'll be at crafting effective prompts and understanding the AI's responses. Finally, let's talk about evaluating and improving AI-generated content. One of my favorite tricks is to read the output out loud. If it sounds clunky, confusing, or just plain weird when spoken, chances are it needs some work. Another tip: always have a human editor take a final pass at your AI-generated content. While AI is great at generating ideas and rough drafts, it still struggles with things like tone, pacing, and overall coherence. A human touch can make all the difference in turning a good piece of content into a great one. But I digress... the point is, AI is an incredibly powerful tool, but it's not a magic wand. It takes practice, patience, and a willingness to learn from your mistakes. Trust me, I've made plenty of them along the way, but each one has taught me something new and made me a better AI wrangler. Anyway, back to what actually helps... remember, the key to success with AI is to start small and build up gradually. Don't try to tackle a novel or a feature-length film right out of the gate. Start with something manageable, like a short blog post or a simple code snippet, and work your way up from there. And if you ever get stuck or frustrated, just remember: if a tech-skeptical misfit like me can figure this stuff out, anyone can. It just takes a little curiosity, a lot of persistence, and a healthy dose of humor. Well, that's all for today, folks. This is Malachi, your Misfit Master of AI, signing off. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and if you have any questions or topics you'd like me to cover, shoot me an email at malachi@inceptionpoint.ai . For more info on all things AI, check out inceptionpoint.ai. And hey, if you enjoyed this episode, why not leave a review? It helps more people discover the show and join our merry band of AI adventurers. As always, a big thanks to our friends at Quiet Please for making this podcast possible. If you're interested in other awesome audio content, head over to quietplease.ai to see what they're cooking up. Until next time, keep learning, keep laughing, and keep being real. Peace out, tech scouts! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering ChatGPT: 5 Expert Tips to Unlock AI's Full Potential 3:13

35 weeks پیش3:13

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Welcome to this week's tips for getting the most out of ChatGPT and other AI tools! Let's dive right in with some practical advice you can put to use right away. 1. Prompting tip: Be specific and provide context. Instead of asking "What are some good dinner recipes?", try something like "I'm looking for a quick and healthy dinner recipe for two people that uses chicken and common pantry ingredients. Can you suggest a few options?" Here's another example: Before: "Write a poem about nature." After: "Write a short, uplifting poem about springtime in the style of Emily Dickinson. Focus on themes of renewal and include imagery of flowers and birds." You'll find that adding specifics and context results in much better, more relevant responses. 2. Practical use case: If you ever struggle to find the right words, try using ChatGPT to help write thoughtful card messages for birthdays, graduations, condolences and other occasions. Provide a few key details about the recipient and occasion, and let the AI generate some message ideas to inspire you. It's a great way to break through writer's block and still end up with a personal, heartfelt card. 3. Common mistake to avoid: Don't assume the AI knows what you're referring to without providing enough context. For example, if you ask "What do you think of the book?", the AI has no way of knowing which book you mean. Always provide necessary details and context in your prompts. 4. Skill-building exercise: Pick a topic you're knowledgeable about, like a hobby or your job. Have the AI generate a short informational article about that topic. Then, thoroughly review the article and note anything that is inaccurate or poorly explained. Revise the prompt to address those issues and try again. This will help you learn how to guide the AI to better results through iterative prompting. 5. Evaluating AI-generated content: Remember that while AI can be a very useful tool, it's not perfect. Always fact-check important details, and carefully proofread AI-generated text. You'll often need to tweak the style, structure or tone of the writing to fully suit your needs. Don't expect a flawless first draft, but rather use AI output as a starting point to refine and build upon. I hope these tips give you some fresh ideas for getting more out of ChatGPT and other AI tools! The key is to experiment, be specific, and view AI as a helpful assistant rather than a complete solution. I'll be back next week with more tips. Until then, happy prompting! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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5 Expert ChatGPT Techniques to Supercharge Your AI Productivity and Creativity 3:39

35 weeks پیش3:39

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Hi there, AI enthusiast! Welcome to this week's practical tips for getting the most out of ChatGPT and other AI tools. Let's dive in and explore some effective techniques and use cases that can help you on your AI journey, even if you're just starting out. 1. Prompting Technique: Be specific and break down complex tasks Before: "Write an article about healthy eating habits." After: "Create an outline for a 500-word article about healthy eating habits for busy professionals. Include an introduction, three main points with practical tips, and a conclusion. Suggest catchy subheadings for each section." By providing more context and breaking down the task into smaller components, you can guide the AI to generate more targeted and well-structured responses. 2. Practical Use Case: Meal Planning Assistant Did you know that AI can be a fantastic tool for meal planning? Simply ask ChatGPT to generate a weekly meal plan based on your dietary preferences, budget, and available ingredients. It can provide recipe ideas, grocery lists, and even suggest ways to repurpose leftovers. This can save you time and help you maintain a healthy, diverse diet. 3. Common Mistake to Avoid: Overrelying on AI without fact-checking While AI tools like ChatGPT are incredibly knowledgeable, they can occasionally generate information that is outdated, biased, or inaccurate. Always fact-check important information using reliable sources before acting on AI-generated content. Remember, AI is a tool to assist you, but it's not a substitute for human judgment and critical thinking. 4. Skill-Building Exercise: AI-Assisted Storytelling Flex your creative muscles and practice collaborating with AI through storytelling. Start by providing a brief story prompt, such as "Once upon a time, in a small village nestled in the mountains..." Then, ask ChatGPT to continue the story. Go back and forth, taking turns to add a few sentences at a time. This exercise can help you understand how to guide AI-generated content and build upon its ideas. 5. Tip for Evaluating and Improving AI-Generated Content When reviewing AI-generated content, ask yourself: "Does this sound like it was written by a human?" If the answer is no, try rephrasing your prompt to be more conversational or provide additional context. You can also ask the AI to revise its response based on specific feedback, such as "Can you make this explanation simpler for a non-technical audience?" Iterating and refining your prompts can lead to more natural and effective results. Remember, practice makes progress! The more you interact with AI tools like ChatGPT, the more comfortable and skilled you'll become in leveraging their capabilities. Don't hesitate to experiment, ask questions, and learn from both successes and mistakes. Stay tuned for more tips and tricks in the coming weeks. Happy AI exploration! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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Mastering ChatGPT: 5 Expert Prompting Techniques for Better AI Interactions 2:32

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Welcome to this week's practical tips for getting the most out of ChatGPT and similar AI tools! Let's dive right in: 1. Prompting technique: Be specific and provide context. Instead of asking "What's a good gift for my mom's birthday?", try "My mom is turning 60 and loves gardening and baking. What are some thoughtful gift ideas that match her interests, in the $50-100 range?" The extra details help the AI generate more relevant, personalized suggestions. 2. Use case: Meal planning made easy. Ask the AI to "Create a healthy, balanced meal plan for a week, with a grocery list, using mostly seasonal ingredients. I have a dairy allergy." It'll generate a customized menu and shopping list, saving you time and effort. Tweak the prompt based on your preferences and dietary needs. 3. Common mistake: Asking overly broad questions. Beginners often ask things like "Tell me about World War II." Instead, narrow it down: "What were the key turning points of World War II in Europe?" Breaking complex topics into specific subtopics yields more focused, useful responses. 4. Skill-building exercise: Practice iterative prompting. Start with a simple prompt like "Suggest a fun weekend activity." Then, refine it based on the AI's response: "That sounds interesting, but I prefer outdoor activities. What else would you recommend?" Keep refining until you get a satisfying result. This helps you learn to guide the AI effectively. 5. Improvement tip: Always proofread and fact-check AI-generated content. For example, if you asked for "A summary of key events in the American Civil Rights Movement," review the output for accuracy and completeness. If needed, ask the AI to "Expand on the role of Rosa Parks" or "Clarify the significance of the March on Washington." Don't assume the AI is always correct. Remember, the more you practice, the better you'll get at crafting effective prompts and interpreting the AI's responses. Keep experimenting, and don't hesitate to ask for clarification or additional information. You've got this! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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The AI Revolution: Transforming Our World 5:46

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In the heart of Silicon Valley and tech hubs around the globe, a quiet revolution is unfolding. It's not marked by protests or political upheavals, but by lines of code, complex algorithms, and machines that can think. This is the AI revolution, and it's changing our world in ways we're only beginning to understand. Artificial Intelligence has evolved from a mere tool to becoming a partner in almost every aspect of human endeavor. As we stand at the threshold of a new era, let's explore how AI is reshaping various sectors of our society. Revolutionizing Education The traditional classroom is undergoing a radical transformation. In schools adopting AI technology, rows of desks are being replaced by interactive learning pods. Each student engages with a personalized AI tutor, adapting in real-time to their individual learning style and pace. This AI-driven approach to education is yielding impressive results. Schools implementing AI-assisted curricula have reported improvements in test scores by up to 30%, with student engagement at all-time highs. The technology not only individualizes lessons but also provides teachers with valuable insights, allowing them to identify struggling students instantly or those ready for more advanced material. The AI systems free up teachers to focus on the human aspects of education - mentoring, encouraging creativity, and fostering social skills. This blend of AI efficiency and human touch is creating a more effective and engaging learning environment. Advancing Healthcare In hospitals around the world, AI is becoming an indispensable ally in saving lives. Operating rooms are now equipped with AI-assisted surgical systems that act like the world's best surgical assistants. These systems can analyze a patient's medical history, current vitals, and even minute variations in tissue density in real-time, suggesting optimal surgical approaches and predicting potential complications before they occur. The impact of AI in surgery has been significant. Hospitals using AI-assisted surgeries have reported decreases in patient recovery times by up to 50%, along with a substantial reduction in the rate of surgical complications. Beyond the operating room, AI is revolutionizing medical research. AI algorithms are sifting through vast amounts of medical data, identifying patterns that human researchers might miss. Recent AI-driven analyses of millions of patient records and genetic data have led to the identification of previously unknown genetic markers for diseases like early-onset Alzheimer's, potentially leading to earlier diagnoses and more effective treatments. Guarding the Planet In the fight against climate change, AI has emerged as a powerful tool. Global Climate Monitoring Centers are using AI models to predict weather patterns and climate trends with unprecedented accuracy. These AI systems are helping scientists understand the complex interplay of factors affecting our planet's health. AI is not just about prediction; it's also driving solutions. AI-optimized renewable energy grids are making clean energy more efficient and reliable. AI-driven reforestation efforts, including the use of drones for planting trees, are accelerating the pace of environmental restoration. The impact of these AI-driven efforts is already noticeable. Global carbon emissions have seen a significant decrease in recent years, thanks in large part to AI-optimized energy systems and smarter resource management. Expanding Creative Horizons The influence of AI extends into the realm of art and creativity. Museums dedicated to AI art are showcasing how artificial intelligence is pushing the boundaries of human creativity. These exhibitions feature works that are collaborations between AI and human artists, where AI generates patterns or ideas that human artists then shape and refine. In the realm of interactive entertainment, AI is enabling new forms of storytelling. Virtual reality experiences powered by AI can adapt to each individual's preferences and emotional responses, creating unique narratives for every user. Perhaps the most profound impact of AI on art is its democratizing effect. AI tools are making advanced artistic techniques accessible to a broader audience, leading to a boom in creativity as people who never considered themselves artists are empowered to express themselves in new ways. The Road Ahead As the AI revolution continues to unfold, it's clear that its impact is not a future possibility but a present reality. From education to healthcare, from environmental protection to artistic expression, AI is reshaping our world in profound and often unexpected ways. However, this technological advancement comes with significant challenges. Issues of privacy, job displacement, and the potential for AI to exacerbate existing inequalities are concerns that need to be addressed. The development of robust ethical frameworks and thoughtful regulation to guide AI development is crucial. Despite these challenges, the potential benefits of AI are too great to ignore. The promise of longer, healthier lives, a more sustainable planet, and new frontiers of human achievement make the AI revolution one of the most exciting and important developments of our time. As we move forward, it's crucial to remember that the future of AI isn't predetermined. It's something we collectively shape through our decisions, policies, and innovations. The AI revolution is here, and it's up to all of us to guide it towards creating a better world for everyone. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI for Everyday Life: AI for the Tech-Hesitant 14:39

1 year پیش14:39

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Hello everyone, and welcome to a very special episode of "I am GPTed." Today, we're going to dive deep into the world of artificial intelligence and explore how it can be a valuable tool for everyone, even those who might be a bit wary of technology. Whether you're a grandmother who's more comfortable with a rotary phone than a smartphone, or a self-proclaimed luddite who prefers the simplicity of pen and paper, I promise that by the end of this episode, you'll see AI in a whole new light. Let's start with a story. Imagine a grandmother named Ethel. Ethel is in her late 70s, and she's always been a bit hesitant when it comes to technology. She still has a landline phone, and she prefers to write letters instead of sending emails. But Ethel's grandchildren have been trying to convince her to embrace the digital age, and they recently bought her a smartphone for her birthday. At first, Ethel was overwhelmed by all the buttons and apps on her new phone. She didn't know how to make a call, let alone send a text message. But then her granddaughter showed her how to use the virtual assistant that came pre-installed on the phone. "Just press this button and say 'Hey Siri,'" her granddaughter explained. "You can ask her anything you want, like what the weather is or what time it is." Ethel was skeptical, but she decided to give it a try. "Hey Siri," she said tentatively, "what's the weather like today?" To her surprise, Siri responded immediately. "It's currently 72 degrees and sunny in your location," the virtual assistant said in a friendly voice. Ethel was amazed. She spent the next few hours asking Siri all sorts of questions, from the latest news headlines to the recipe for her famous apple pie. She even asked Siri to set a reminder for her to take her medication at a certain time each day. Suddenly, Ethel's smartphone didn't seem so intimidating anymore. This is just one example of how AI can be incredibly useful for those who might not be as comfortable with technology. Virtual assistants like Siri, Alexa, or Google Assistant can help with a wide range of tasks, from answering questions to setting reminders and alarms. They can even make phone calls or send messages on your behalf, which can be especially helpful for those with mobility issues or who have trouble remembering important dates. But virtual assistants are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to practical AI applications. Another area where AI can be incredibly useful is in the realm of home automation. Imagine being able to control your home environment with just your voice, without ever having to get up from your comfortable chair. This is where smart home devices come in. These are devices that are connected to the internet and can be controlled remotely using a smartphone app or a virtual assistant. Some examples of smart home devices include: Smart thermostats: These devices can learn your temperature preferences and automatically adjust the temperature in your home to save energy and keep you comfortable. Some popular smart thermostats include the Nest Learning Thermostat and the Ecobee SmartThermostat. Smart lights: With smart light bulbs or switches, you can control the lighting in your home using your voice or a smartphone app. You can turn lights on or off, dim them, or even change their color. Some popular smart light brands include Philips Hue and LIFX. Smart plugs: These devices allow you to turn any appliance or device into a smart one by plugging it into the smart plug. You can then control the device remotely using your smartphone or virtual assistant. Some popular smart plugs include the Belkin Wemo and the TP-Link Kasa. Smart locks: With a smart lock, you can lock or unlock your doors remotely using your smartphone or virtual assistant. You can also set up temporary access codes for guests or service providers. Some popular smart locks include the August Smart Lock and the Yale Assure Lock. Smart security cameras: These cameras can help you keep an eye on your home when you're away. They can send alerts to your smartphone if they detect motion or sound, and some even have facial recognition capabilities. Some popular smart security cameras include the Nest Cam and the Ring Stick Up Cam. By setting up these smart home devices, you can create a truly automated home environment that can be controlled with just your voice or a few taps on your smartphone. Imagine being able to say "Alexa, turn off the lights and set the thermostat to 68 degrees" as you're getting ready for bed, without ever having to leave your cozy sheets. Or imagine being able to check in on your home from anywhere in the world using your smart security camera, giving you peace of mind while you're away. But smart home devices aren't the only way that AI can be practical in everyday life. Another area where AI can be incredibly useful is in the realm of entertainment and information. Have you ever spent hours scrolling through Netflix trying to find something to watch, only to give up and watch reruns of your favorite show for the hundredth time? Or have you ever been in the middle of a conversation and wondered about a specific fact or piece of information, but didn't want to interrupt the flow of the discussion to look it up? This is where AI-powered recommendation systems and chatbots can come in handy. Let's start with recommendation systems. These are algorithms that use data about your past behavior and preferences to suggest new content that you might enjoy. Some examples of recommendation systems include: Netflix: Netflix uses a complex algorithm that takes into account your viewing history, ratings, and other factors to suggest new movies and TV shows that you might like. This can save you time and help you discover new content that you might not have found otherwise. Spotify: Spotify's recommendation system uses data about the music you listen to, as well as data from other users with similar tastes, to create personalized playlists and suggest new artists and songs that you might enjoy. Amazon: Amazon's recommendation system uses data about your past purchases and browsing history to suggest new products that you might be interested in. This can be incredibly useful when you're looking for a specific item but don't know exactly what you want. By using these recommendation systems, you can spend less time searching for content or products and more time enjoying them. And the best part is that these systems get smarter over time as they learn more about your preferences and behavior. But what about those moments when you need a quick answer to a question or want to have a conversation with someone, but there's no one around? This is where AI-powered chatbots can be incredibly useful. Chatbots are computer programs that use natural language processing and machine learning to engage in conversations with humans. They can answer questions, provide information, and even offer emotional support in some cases. Some examples of chatbots include: Replika: Replika is an AI-powered chatbot that acts as a virtual friend and confidant. You can chat with Replika about anything, from your day-to-day life to your deepest fears and dreams. Replika uses machine learning to adapt to your personality and communication style over time, making the conversations feel more natural and personal. Woebot: Woebot is a chatbot designed to help with mental health and emotional well-being. It uses cognitive behavioral therapy techniques to help users manage stress, anxiety, and depression. Woebot can offer personalized exercises and coping strategies based on the user's responses and progress over time. MedWhat: MedWhat is a chatbot designed to help users with medical questions and concerns. It can provide information about symptoms, treatments, and preventative care, as well as connect users with healthcare providers if needed. MedWhat uses natural language processing and machine learning to understand the user's questions and provide accurate and relevant responses. By using these chatbots, you can get quick answers to your questions, receive emotional support, and even manage your mental health, all from the comfort of your own home. And like recommendation systems, these chatbots get smarter over time as they learn more about you and your needs. Of course, with any new technology, there are always concerns about privacy and security. And when it comes to AI, these concerns can be especially pronounced. After all, AI systems rely on vast amounts of data to learn and make decisions, and this data can sometimes be sensi This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Tool review - I am GPTed 9:12

۲ years پیش9:12

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This is, I am GPT’ed the podcast where we discover how Artificial Intelligence can benefit us humans the most. The show where we look at the practical side of AI and tools like ChatGPT, Google Bard, Llama , and more to figure out how life can be better together, with AI. I would like to take a moment to give out a shout out to some of the brands who help make this podcast possible. Sleeping Pill the Podcast. If you are like me then you have trouble getting to sleep. Well Sleeping Pill has just what the Virtual Doctor ordered when it comes to getting to sleep. This podcast has something to help just about everyone fall asleep. So check out Sleeping Pill the Podcast and listen to your next good night sleep. Subscribe and fall to sleep fast tongiht. Now on with the show. In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence (AI), new tools and technologies are being released at an unprecedented pace. As a result, it can be challenging for individuals and organizations to keep up with the latest advancements and understand how they can be applied to solve real-world problems. In this article, we will explore some of the most recently released AI tools, categorized by their primary functions, and discuss where to find the latest information on AI developments. Additionally, we will consider the importance of selecting the right AI tools based on specific needs and preferences. Types of Recently Released AI Tools Generative Image Tools with Advanced Control Generative image tools have made significant strides in recent months, offering users greater control over the creative process. Two notable examples are SD-Forge Layerdiffuse and TripoSR. a. SD-Forge Layerdiffuse (https://github.com/layerdiffusion/sd-forge-layerdiffuse) This tool builds upon the popular Stable Diffusion model, allowing users to modify and refine generated images intuitively. With SD-Forge Layerdiffuse, users can make specific adjustments and fine-tune their creations to an incredible degree, opening up new possibilities for creative expression. b. TripoSR (https://huggingface.co/spaces/stabilityai/TripoSR) TripoSR specializes in generating high-resolution, photorealistic 3D objects from text prompts. This technology has the potential to revolutionize industries such as product design, architecture, and gaming, where the ability to quickly create realistic 3D models is highly valuable. Chatbots with Enhanced Capabilities Chatbots have come a long way since their inception, and recent advancements have led to the development of more sophisticated conversational AI systems. a. Gemini Developed by Google, Gemini is a super-charged version of the Google Assistant. It has the ability to answer complex questions, summarize lengthy documents, and even generate creative content. As Gemini continues to evolve, it has the potential to become an indispensable tool for individuals and businesses alike. b. Claude 3 Claude 3 is an advanced conversational AI that prioritizes truthfulness, comprehensiveness, and harmlessness. It has been shown to outperform ChatGPT in providing insightful and well-formatted answers to a wide range of questions. As a result, Claude 3 is well-suited for applications where accuracy and reliability are of utmost importance. AI Tools for Specific Tasks In addition to generative image tools and chatbots, there are numerous AI tools designed for specific tasks. Two examples are TTS Arena and Pika. a. TTS Arena (https://huggingface.co/spaces/TTS-AGI/TTS-Arena) TTS Arena is a platform for real-time voice synthesis, specifically designed for generating unique, emotive voices for games and other interactive experiences. With TTS Arena, developers can create engaging audio content that adapts to the user's actions and choices, enhancing the overall immersive experience. b. Pika (https://twitter.com/pika_labs/status/1762507225455604165) Pika focuses on creating realistic lip-syncing for avatars and videos, aiming to revolutionize how we create and interact with digital content. By accurately synchronizing the movement of an avatar's or actor's lips with the corresponding audio, Pika can help create more convincing and engaging visual content. Where to Find the Latest AI Tools Staying informed about the latest AI tools is essential for individuals and organizations looking to leverage these technologies effectively. Here are some of the best resources for discovering new AI tools: Reddit Communities Subreddits such as r/StableDiffusion, r/artificialintelligence, and r/MachineLearning are excellent sources of information on new and exciting AI releases. These communities are often the first to share and discuss the latest tools and their potential applications. Twitter Following relevant AI accounts and hashtags like #AI, #MachineLearning, and #GenerativeAI on Twitter can help you stay up-to-date with the latest developments in the field. Many AI researchers, developers, and companies use Twitter to announce new tools and share their insights. AI Newsletters Subscribing to newsletters such as "The Batch" by DeepLearning.AI and "Import AI" can provide you with regular updates on the latest AI tools and research. These curated newsletters often feature in-depth analysis and expert opinions on the most significant developments in AI. Tech Blogs Websites like TechCrunch and VentureBeat frequently report on cutting-edge AI developments, including new tools and their potential applications. By following these blogs, you can stay informed about the latest AI trends and discover new tools as they are released. Important Considerations When exploring the vast landscape of AI tools, it is crucial to remember that the "best" tools are often subjective and depend on individual needs and preferences. For example, a creative professional may prioritize generative image tools with fine-tuning capabilities, while a legal professional may require an AI tool specifically designed for summarizing legal documents. To determine which AI tools are most suitable for your purposes, it is essential to experiment with different options and evaluate their performance based on your specific criteria. This process may involve testing multiple tools, comparing their outputs, and assessing their ease of use and integration with your existing workflows. Conclusion The rapid advancements in AI technology have led to the development of a wide range of powerful tools designed to solve complex problems and streamline various tasks. By staying informed about the latest AI tools and carefully considering your specific needs, you can effectively leverage these technologies to enhance your work and unlock new opportunities for growth and innovation. As the AI landscape continues to evolve, it is essential to remain proactive in exploring new tools and adapting to the changing technological landscape. By doing so, you can position yourself and your organization at the forefront of the AI revolution, ready to capitalize on the many benefits these technologies have to offer. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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AI Future Teller? The tech just keeps getting better 15:42

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Welcome loyal listeners to another exciting episode of "I am GPTed," the podcast where I, your host Sam, dive into the practical real-world applications of artificial intelligence and how it’s shaping our future. I’m thrilled to explore some incredibly promising new breakthroughs in using AI for social good. From accelerating new drug discoveries to shifting attitudes on urgent issues to predicting personal life events, this technology truly seems to be progressing humanity. Let’s start with an exciting medical advancement - an autonomous robot scientist that actually discovered a new antibiotic, all on its own using AI! Researchers at the University of Cambridge built an ingenious robotic system named Cosmo to automate science experiments. Cosmo contains advanced AI algorithms as well as robotic arms that can accurately pipette tiny volumes of liquids and conduct procedures like mass spectrometry analysis that are essential to chemical research. So Cosmo designed hypotheses, ran experiments including synthesizing molecules, analyzed the results, and even interpreted the findings - all without any human involvement! What’s remarkable is that this AI scientist discovered a completely new antibiotic compound that can kill drug-resistant strains of bacteria. We’re talking superbugs that pose huge threats to global health, causing diseases that were once easily treatable with antibiotics to become deadly again. This new molecule found by Cosmo has been proven in lab tests to neutralize certain types of resistant bacteria without toxic side effects on human cells. And what’s wild is the molecule has a completely unique chemical structure - meaning its mechanism for attacking bacteria is different from any existing antibiotic. This is huge news in the fight against antimicrobial resistance! Just think of the implications - AI drug discovery could massively accelerate developing new life-saving medications to get ahead of dangerous bacteria as they evolve resistance. This study is proof of concept that we can automate science to an incredible degree with the power of AI. Having robotic scientists like Cosmo continuously innovating around the clock by rapidly testing new molecule combinations unlocks so much potential. It can open up chemical spaces we didn't even know about! And by taking the brute force labor out of certain basic scientific functions, AI systems free up human researchers to focus their efforts more creatively. I’m feeling super hopeful that AI will unlock all kinds of medical wonders that once seemed far off or even impossible! With fabulous robot colleagues like Cosmo by our side helping push boundaries, the future of drug development could be incredibly bright. Just imagine the millions of lives we may save from illnesses thought to be incurable! Now let’s explore another encouraging application of AI I recently learned about - how AI-powered chatbots are actually shifting people's attitudes and beliefs on important social issues. I don’t know about you listeners, but I tend to be pretty skeptical that a computer program could influence something as innate to humans as our worldviews. But new research shows that thoughtful, theory-driven AI design can positively move the needle on perspectives regarding climate change, racial bias, immigration, and more. These digital experiences are truly opening minds! In one study done at Cornell University, participants interacted with an AI chatbot that had a casual written conversation with them about climate change. But here’s the fascinating part - the chatbot’s dialog was carefully crafted to model positive discussion. For example, expressing optimism and enthusiasm about our collective ability to build a sustainable future. Or giving encouragement when users brought up feelings of climate anxiety or hopelessness. Researchers found these uplifting, supportive exchanges with the AI led to noticeable increases in users’ climate empowerment, motivation to take eco-friendly actions, and overall belief that we can tackle this planetary crisis. Related studies showed similar attitude shifts across other charged social topics like racial justice, immigration reform, and LGBTQ+ rights after just brief text-based chats with AI agents programmed to provide perspective, hope, and strength around embracing diversity. These transformations reveal so much about the flexibility of human beliefs when positively influenced by social cues. Even if those cues come from an algorithm! It also shows how solution-focused dialogue seems to resonate deeper compared to just spouting facts. There’s huge implications for how we could use empathetic, wisdom-sharing AI to heal divides on issues that tend to inflame tensions. I love glimpsing this brighter future where AI plays a role in opening our hearts and minds to each other, dissipating radical viewpoints based in fear or anger. And helping infectious optimism spread by giving more and more people bold visions of how our society can progress. This technology done right could help pull off a peaceful revolution! I’m just blown away by its potential to be a transformative force for social good. Even a couple thoughtful lines of AI prose or poetry shared virally at scale could spark the next great wave of positive systemic change across cultures! Alright next up in our AI highlights reel of hope - researchers developing soft dexterous robots inspired by the movements of ancient sea creatures! This innovation has me so excited about exploration technology getting a huge upgrade thanks to artificial intelligence. Marine animals like starfish and jellyfish have unique methods of locomotion that are smartly adapted to aqueous environments. Researchers realized they could replicate these elegant, organic movements using soft robotics crafted from incredibly pliable, stretchy polymer materials that mimic muscular organic tissue. So they created robotic jellyfish with trailing tentacles that gently ripple through the water just like the real things! And starfish-like robots that can crawl across the sea floor using tons of intricate mini hydraulic pumps and valves. These soft bots maneuver with smooth, undulating waves and respond sensitively when they make contact with objects. It makes their movement supple and almost mesmerizing to watch! Beyond looking cool though, this lifelike maneuverability enables soft robots to access tight underwater spaces that more bulky metal submarines just can’t. Researchers think these supple droids will enable all kinds of exciting deep sea missions previously impossible with only remote submersibles or human divers. Like exploring the hidden ecosystems miles deep on the ocean floor. Or performing rapid ecological surveys across wide shallow reef areas. When equipped with things like cameras, sonars, collection nets and more, softbots can capture tons of marine data to better track climate shifts. And their flexibility makes them ideal for stealthy observations without disturbing delicate underwater life. There’s also hopes they could aid dangerous underwater search and rescue missions - slithering into tight underwater cave spaces or reinforced wreckage that humans just can’t risk. And I’m fascinated by possibilities like using them for super non-invasive surgeries inside the human body! Mimicking the smooth movements of organ tissues, we could have carebots that patch or repair damages deep inside patients. Saving them from traumatic open procedures. Researchers think medical soft bots inspired by nature could be common within our lifetimes - another weird AI prophecy that actually seems plausible! Alright, next I want to discuss a cool innovation in education - using AI for ultra personalized learning to revolutionize how we train students’ skills and knowledge. As I’m sure we’ve all experienced firsthand from school days good and bad, the traditional learning mold of a one-size-fits-all curriculum just does not vibe with how different all our young minds work. Students have unique strengths, challenges, interests, pacing needs - all the things that make us wonderfully human. But the factory line approach to lectures, assignments, testing has never been able account for this diversity. Until AI entered the chat! Now, adaptive learning platforms can incorporate AI algorithms to completely tailor lessons, practice, pacing and assessments to align with individual students’ needs and learning patterns in a way human teachers would struggle with for more than a couple pupils at a time. For example, say you’re learning algebra concepts. The AI tutor starts by evaluating your baseline skills to determine where you stand on core competencies and how you best This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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A look back at AI in 2023 and a peek at the future 24:20

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Happy Birthday Chat GPT! Lets all celebrate the positive 7:13

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Happy Birthday Chat GPT! Lets all celebrate the positive This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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AI: The New Frontier - A Deep Dive into the Latest Developments 3:11

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The undulating wave of Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to reshape our digital interaction landscape. Key players in this domain, Google and OpenAI, have been at the forefront of introducing awe-inspiring technologies that promise to redefine the way we interact with the digital realm. Here's a closer look at the recent advancements: 1. Google Bard’s Foray into Everyday Applications: Google Bard has made a significant leap by integrating with essential apps like Google Maps, YouTube, Hotels, and Flights, aiming to simplify data retrieval and accelerate the creative process1. This integration facilitates a more fluid interaction with personal content across Gmail, Docs, and Drive, making data retrieval and summarization more seamless1. 2. OpenAI’s ChatGPT: The Business Edition: OpenAI recently unveiled ChatGPT Enterprise, which boasts enterprise-grade security and privacy, unlimited higher-speed GPT-4 access, longer context windows for processing longer inputs, advanced data analysis capabilities, and customization options2. 3. Baidu’s ERNIE Bot: A New Challenger on the Block: Baidu introduced ERNIE Bot, a knowledge-enhanced large language model designed to deliver accurate, logical, and fluent responses, marking a significant stride in China's tech sector3. ERNIE Bot, based on the large language model named "Ernie 4.0", is poised to rival ChatGPT, showcasing the competitive spirit in the AI arena4. 4. The Face-off: Google Bard vs. ChatGPT: While both Google Bard and ChatGPT excel as AI chatbots, Bard stands out with its real-time information retrieval capability, thanks to its integration with Google Search. On the other hand, ChatGPT shines with its language support and user engagement, offering a more conversational AI experience5. 5. Continuous Evolution: Bard AI Improvements: Bard has been continually enhanced, with recent updates including the ability to fact-check its answers, advanced math and reasoning skills, and coding capabilities, among other features67. 6. The Future Awaits: The competitive landscape among these AI giants indicates a promising future filled with further advancements. For instance, Google’s next venture, Google Gemini, is touted as the GPT-4 rival, hinting at the relentless innovation that lies ahead1. The unfolding narrative of AI continues to dazzle, with every update opening new doors of possibilities. As Google, OpenAI, and Baidu vie for a significant footprint in the AI domain, the average person stands to benefit from the rich, personalized, and enhanced digital experiences that these technologies bring to the table. And as the AI frontier expands, one can only anticipate with bated breath the next wave of innovations that will further intertwine our lives with the digital realm. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI…

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