What an accusation! Boo!
I know it might seem a bit strong for a blog post title, but let me explain.
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The recipe pattern I completely agree. Like I didn’t know where to start when creating a pseudo code to JavaScript interpreter and ChatGPT gave me specific steps and the pattern through out to follow. I also use it if I don’t understand a JS concept. Like closures! 😟 but chatGPT dumbed it down now I understand.
Great article by the way!
You are absolutley right, the good task is cruical for talking with AI, also good testing other AI like LLama with same task to check the difference between version.
My usecase is interactive story telling which is also genereta images next to answer. It is also try to explore how can handle chatGPT4 the longer conversation, and which points made a mistakes.
Very good insight. I have been meaning to look into LLama for a while actually, thanks for the comment, Peter!
Really awesome and well-written post, Emma!
I think you've done a great job at explaining practical ways to approach using ChatGPT as a dev... I like the different patterns you've highlighted and your emphasis on trying to get accurate answers vs. hallucinations.
You're right that this tool is very impactful and as polarizing as it may be, it's a good idea to understand how it works.
Thank you Michael🙃
Cool! Another thing that might help is to write "Take a deep breath before answering". Strangely enough, people seem to be getting better results with that. Just empirical confirmation for the moment, as we don´t have any data to support that claim, but it´s curious.
That is such an interesting information! I actually found this article to support this which indicates that using a prompt like "Take a deep breath before answering" does almost always bring out better answers along with prompt like "let's think step by step".
They explain why this might be happening in this article fyi!
arstechnica.com/information-techno....
Thank you!
It's the stupidest question to ask if chatGPT will replace jobs. It's just one tiny insignificant AI bot. Like asking in 1996 if MS Paint will replace painters (artists).
It is a first step in a chain of software (AIs) and eventually a company & product will rise with an AI solution which will for certain replace any brain-related job.
Any work that is brain-based is the easiest to replace, unlike manual work which involves most of human senses, programming does not technically require any sense. not even vision, as a blind person can also code, although nothing that produces visual output probably.
ChatGPT will not replace any jobs, just like Bitcoin is just one coin out of many, with huge inherit problems and has not proven itself for over a decade.
There is word that Google Gemini will far superior from OpenAI's products and is a good candidate for replacing jobs.
Google itself will benefit from this very much as a ton of their capital goes into R&D teams and an AI that can replace most of its workers is a huge huge financial prize for them.
Agreed. Will ChatGPT replace all jobs? Very unlikely. But will it replace some jobs? Absolutely. In fact, there are already documented cases in the state.
This brings to mind a few years ago when Amazon introduced cashier-less, walk-in, walk-out supermarkets in the state. People were concerned that it would take away jobs from those who made a living as cashiers. Did it replace all cashier jobs? No, but is it likely to replace more going forward? Probably.
Beyond AI, we're witnessing a linear progression in technology, sparing us from some manual tasks compared to 5 or 10 years ago. Even in the programming world, functions that once required manual implementation and duplication are now often integrated into languages or frameworks.
At this stage, AI stands as another transformative technology, steering us away from manual and repetitive hassles, serving as a valuable tool and assistant. While we wait to see what more it can bring into our world, Gemini is also an intriguing project to monitor in that regard.
On the flip side, we should also consider the potential jobs that AI might "create." As the ethical implications of AI take center stage, could this lead to new roles? Perhaps guiding those entering programming world post-AI arrival to obtain a deeper understanding of morals, conduct, and crucial concepts like copyright. As a developer, I'll be keeping a close eye on these developments!
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AI hallucinations will happen regardless of your "prompt patterns", it's a side effect of the limitations rather than "we didnt instruct it properly".
That is pretty much what I intended to say in the article! If hallucinatoons are inevitably happening and not something we can control, we shall make the use of some of the helpful prompts to help ourselves to "spot" when it happens so that we know a bit more clearly of what we are provided with by AI:)
yea I understand that's what you're trying to do, but from my experience it won't make a difference since it's a limitation of the technology it will always create erroneous data at this moment in time. The way to find out is validating it yourself by knowledge, perhaps asking ChatGPT to spot any issues or the old fashioned "google it"
Nice Post 👍
Thank you!
Don't get upset with ChatGPT when it doesn't do what you want :)
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I would add some more initial settings and GPTs. Here I show off my own personal ChatGPT setup:
Insightful. Thanks for sharing!
Very enlightening! I use codeium, I don't have an OpenAI account, but I use it though my bots on Zapier and through Opera's in browser AI, Aria. This will be really useful for me, thanks!
Yes the Flip Interaction really worked for me, making the AI asking me to show certain methods and together we achieved our goal. Thanks, important article.
Yes my favorite pattern to use as well it is such an engaging/interesting way to utlise ai capability!
Correct way of using ChatGPT is to throw it to a trashbean
Good article. This shows chatGPT is not a general and/or democratic tool.
Great article!!
no im not
Great post
Very informative and appreciative Post
We are getting more rely on these technology, although it has made our life easy but on the other hand people also has become very lathergic.
This post is really helpful. I'm gonna add these points in my Chat GPT Pro blogpost. Thanks!