ChatGPT Tutorial 2024: How to Use ChatGPT - Beginner to Pro!

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in this chat GPT tutorial you are going

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to go from beginner to Pro in one hour

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we'll start with the basics of getting

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setup and then you'll learn how to get

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better results from chat GPT using the

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rice prompt framework you'll learn how

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to set up custom instructions and also

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how to use all the new features one by

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one with plenty of use cases including

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how to create your own personal

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newsletter using browse with Bing how to

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do website reviews using chat GPT Vision

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how to do data analysis and create

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charts like this right inside of chat

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GPT how to summarize PDFs using the AI

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PDF plugin and how to generate beautiful

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images like this using Del 3 so whether

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you're new to chat GPT or an experienced

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user I think you're going to get a lot

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out of this tutorial I certainly learned

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a ton making it timestamps everything

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are in the description my name is Dara

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so let's dive straight

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in ready to get going with chat GPT just

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go to chat.

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open.com click on sign up to create an

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account for free you'll just need to

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verify your account by putting in the

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code that you'll get by text message and

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you can sign in with Google or just your

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email and that's how simple it is to

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sign up now using chat GPT is very very

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simple you can just say something like

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write an

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essay about Ai and it will generate the

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text based on your request now it can

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also generate code and also images which

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we're going to look at later but this is

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why this whole field is known as

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generative AI now in the sidebar here

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you can see a history of all of your

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chats and you can jump back in and

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continue the conversation or you can

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just create a new new chat every time

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you have a new task that you want to do

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now be aware that there are two

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different types or two plans for chat

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GPT there's the free plan which is

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honestly very powerful and it's great

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for everyday tasks but there is also a

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paid plan which is $20 a month and it'll

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give you Priority Access to new features

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and improvements so I have the paid plan

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here and you can see that I have some of

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the beta features like browsing with

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Bing data analysis and D 3 for

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generating images now as well as getting

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set up on desktop I do recommend you

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download the official chat GPT app it's

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available on iOS and also on Android and

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this is great to help you get work done

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on the go so that's really the basics of

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chat GPT let's dive in

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further getting chat GP p is like

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getting a team of people instantly that

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are there to support you and take you to

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the next level so what I would recommend

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you do right away is bookmark chat GPT

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pin it to the top of your browser here

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and get into the habit of using it every

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single day you can treat it like a

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personal assistant and delegate tasks to

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it for example I'll ask it to give me 20

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use cases for chat GPT and here are the

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some of the things that you can delegate

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to chat GPT really writing assistance

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language translation brainstorming ideas

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coding support uh travel planning recipe

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suggestions uh book summaries fitness

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and health tips product recommendations

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really anything that you could delegate

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someone chat GPT can probably help you

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with that now as well as sort of person

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personal assistant Chachi BT can really

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act as a team of experts or Consultants

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or mentors so I can ask it for example

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to act as a financial advisor and

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recommend if I should pay off my

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mortgage early or invest the my extra

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funds advice like this that would

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normally cost hundreds of dollars and

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involve scheduling calls really can be

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you can now get it from chat gbd

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instantly at no cost getting access to

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chat GPT is really like getting your own

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team so whenever you have a task to do

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don't try and do it yourself go straight

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to chat GPT and it can probably help you

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with that so be sure to pin it to the

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top of your browser and get used to

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using it every single

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day now let's dive into the world of

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chat gbd prompts and how to optimize

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them for better results so to get

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started let's define what a prompt is

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well it's really just the instructions

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that you're giving the AI for example

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write a blog post about the top five

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destinations for digital Nomads so these

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are much like the directions that you

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would give a team member and really the

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input is going to um Define the outputs

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or the results that you get from chat

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gbt so you can see this is a very basic

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prompt or instruction and and even still

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I've got quite a good result here I've

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got a blog post it's got the top five

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destinations and it looks um pretty good

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but this could be seriously optimized

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with a better prompt so I want to

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introduce you to the rice framework and

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this is what it looks

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like so rice stands for roll instruction

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context constraints and examples and

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let's build up this prompt step by step

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and you're going to see the incredible

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difference that it makes now a note that

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creating prompts like this uh is really

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known as prompt engineering and people

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are making a fortune doing this because

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of the results the that the right

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prompts can get and people are even

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selling their prompts now it's like

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their own personal IP it's an incredible

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opportunity

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um so this is going to be the basic

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process and who knows you might even

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start doing this for yourself so each of

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these elements plays a crucial role um

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really to get started and and the first

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thing you need to do is assign a role to

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um chat GPT so what I'm going to do is

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as we're trying to write a travel blog

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I'm going to assign the role as a travel

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writer and next we need to provide the

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instruction

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so what I'm going to do is is just copy

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and paste in stuff here I've prepared

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already

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um so I'm going to ask it to research

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and describe the top five destinations

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include information cost of living

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internet connectivity and co-working

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spaces share tips on visas and consider

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ex uh cultural experiences Etc next we

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want to move on to context so you could

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say like who your target audience is for

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this blog or you know maybe one simple

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language or it needs to be up to date so

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I'm going to say this is aimed at

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aspiring digital Nomads looking for

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their next adventure now constraints

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this is also important you want to set

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the boundaries for chpt to keep it on

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track so here are some examples for this

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particular

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example keep the blog post between 50 00

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and 2,000 words ensure the content is up

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to dat and use a friendly and

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informative tone

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throughout and uh finally we're going to

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move on to providing some examples so if

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you want to give an example to

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chbt you know this is what I expect you

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to

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Output this can be a really good way to

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get the results that you want so I've

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just copied in here a article a

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paragraph from an article that I like

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the writing style of it was friendly and

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it contained some of the information so

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looks a little bit messy there but we've

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got our rice

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framework so let's hit enter and see how

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much better this is than our basic

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prompt so already I think this looks a

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lot better we've got an opening

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paragraph are you an aspiring digital

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Nomad looking for your next adventure so

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already this is who the target audience

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is it's much more eye-catching if we

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look back and we can see this

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here so the

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introduction for our basic prompt wasn't

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that great but here you can see uh you

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know it's got a great opening paragraph

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it's written very user friendly it looks

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like it's written by uh human B is a

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paradise for digital Nomads Lisbon is

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the European Gem of digital Nomads

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medine known as the the city of Eternal

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spring changai hotspot for years Etc so

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you can see that they have some visa and

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immigration tips and um you know that's

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kind of much much better written because

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our prompt was much

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better so that's really an introduction

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to prompt engineering and the rice

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framework basically the better your

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prompts are the better result results

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that you're going to get now the good

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news is you don't have to come up with

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all of the stuff uh like I showed you

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there I filled in all of those those

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items one by one which you might be

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thinking oh that looks like a lot of

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work but what you can just say is I want

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you to write a blog post about the top

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five destinations help me create an

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optimized prompt using the rice

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framework you can list it out like that

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just hit

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enter and this will generate and you can

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see this is almost better than what I

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did your role as a travel blogger and

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you're writing this here's instructions

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and so you can take the prompt that chat

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gbt gave you the optimized prompt you

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could optimize it even further and then

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use that so again it can help you

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optimize prompts to get better results

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it's this kind of crazy loop but I think

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that's extremely valuable tip as well so

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try out for yourself the better your

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prompts the better your

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outputs now I'm going to show you how to

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share your prompts with colleagues team

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members or even your audience in the top

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right hand corner here you'll see the

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share chat button and uh you'll have the

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option if you want to click on the title

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and rename the prompt or chat that

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you're re-sharing I think that's perfect

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also here by default it actually appears

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Anonymous but you can share your name

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I'll do that that and then you can copy

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the link and send it by email I'll post

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this one in the description so you can

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try it out for

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yourself and once you click on it it'll

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open up like this inside of your chat

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GPT account you can just click on

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continue this

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conversation what you're going to see

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then is you'll have that prompt

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available uh to you so took a while

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there but it opened up so I've given you

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this promp promp here to optimize your

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prompts using the rice framework so you

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can just copy that and paste it into a

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new chat you can select your gbt 4 if

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you wanted to and uh just say what you

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want to do and then using this it'll

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optimize The Prompt for you so that's a

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simple way to share prompts with the

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built-in sharing feature in chat GPT

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give it a go custom instructions are

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great feature that can save you a ton of

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time with chat gpts so I'll show you how

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to set them up and also do it before and

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after so you can really see the benefit

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of them so to set up custom instructions

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just click on the three dots next to

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your username click on custom

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Instructions make sure you have them

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enabled here and then you'll be able to

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fill out these two boxes the top box is

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where you can input information about

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yourself such as what you do for work

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what are some of your goals now the

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bottom box probably the more important

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one is how you would like chat GPT to

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respond so that could include things

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like formal casual long an short answers

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Etc and there are some good examples

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here on the open AI blog for example I'm

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a software developer solely using the

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goang language and when I ask for code

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please just give me the code without any

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explanation or how it works bias towards

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the most efficient solution so that's a

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great example probably the best thing

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though is to show you a before and after

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and I'll also be sharing my own custom

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instructions at the end so be sure to

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just keep watching for that so I'll

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disable these and let's do an example so

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we can see without custom instructions

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what the answer is so I'll put it in a

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very uh basic example like what is

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bitcoin and here we see we can get the

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the answer I mean it's pretty good but

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it's hard for me to skim at read the

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language seems quite complicated there's

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a lot of terms and jargon I might not be

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familiar with and so what I've done is

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I've created a bunch of custom

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instructions I'll just enable them here

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but they are basic things like use

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Simple language and avoid jargon use

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real life examples or metaphors or

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analogy to explain complex topics always

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explain the why and the benefits as well

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as um you know the how to maybe and most

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importantly probably right in a way

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that's I can skim read with no large

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paragraphs and another one here that you

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know is important maybe not relevant to

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this example but if I ask for some sort

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of financial advice or help me think

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through a decision it'll always caveat

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the answers by saying you know be sure

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to consult a professional you know all

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the I'm not a child I understand this

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you don't need to repeat it every single

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time so if there are annoying phrases

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like that that that kind of annoy you

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you can just put these into custom

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instructions and it'll never mention

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them again and you'll have a much better

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experience using chat gbt finally

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provide some reliable sources so I can

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read further or check the accuracy of

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what chat GPT is saying so I'm going to

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save these uh let's do the example now

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with the custom instructions

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enabled so what is

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bitcoin and already you can probably see

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that this language is a lot simpler

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there's none of the jargon that was

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there before and the layout looks easier

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it's easier for skim reading and then

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there is the uh Source at the end which

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I can look at later so you tell me do

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you think this response is better or do

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you think this response is better person

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personally I like this one of course you

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can just program it however you want

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your responses um to be but I do want to

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share the custom instructions that I've

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input here because I think you can use

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them regardless of your role these are

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quite General so what I will do is share

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uh these custom instructions you'll find

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this link in the description and you can

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just open that up and then you'll just

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be able to copy

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these custom

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instructions and then open up your

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custom instructions here paste them in

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make sure you save them and that'll be

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applied to all of your new chats so you

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will have to open up a new chat um to do

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that so give that a go you can always

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tweak them and customize them as you go

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forward but that's I think is a good

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starting place so try a custom

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instructions right away and uh start

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getting better responses from chat

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GPT now I want to show you how to enable

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these amazing beta features in chat GPT

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like brow Bing Advanced Data analysis

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plugins and Di 3 now right now they're

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only available in the paid plan so if

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you do want to upgrade just click on the

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left sidebar here click on your name

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click on my plan and here you'll be able

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to manage your subscription the paid

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plan is $20 a month now even after

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upgrading you'll still need to actually

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go ahead and enable them so what you

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need to do is click on your name once

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again click on settings and beta click

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on beta features and make sure that

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these are toggled green here so that

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once you open up chat GPT that you'll

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see all of these features here and I'll

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go through them there one by one so you

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can see what they do and you can always

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decide afterwards if it's worth it for

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you to upgrade so if you're liking this

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video so far I'd appreciate if you give

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it a like so more people can find it

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and if you have any questions just

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comment below and I'll do my best to

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answer them okay let's dive in deeper

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and take a look at all of these uh beta

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features chat GPT can now access the

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internet and it's no longer limited to

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the knowledge base that it was actually

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trained on and this is all possible

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because of the new feature browse would

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Bing so I want to show you how it works

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and give you five use cases for it that

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you can go ahead and try right away so

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the first um use case is news summaries

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so to use brows of Bing you have to make

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sure that it's not selected on the

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default option that you actually change

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it to browse with Bing um what we're

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going to do is put in an example prompt

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here top five news stories from Tesla

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this week so if you're creating any sort

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of content news related content um this

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could be a good option if you just want

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to keep up with the news you can say the

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daily news from globally today or in my

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country the top five news items whatever

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you're interested in you can pop this in

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and you can see that it's browsing the

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internet now going through all of the

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various sources and that'll save you

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clicking through everything and uh

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filter out all the noise of the stuff

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you're also not interested in Twitter

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news sites they're extremely noisy

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there's a lot of stuff you might not be

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interested in and so personally I find

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this a good thing maybe on a Friday just

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to type in what I'm interested in and to

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catch up within you know five or 10

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minutes on all the main uh items and

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here we go it'll just list it out for us

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now you can see that it took a little

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bit of time for it to do that uh in the

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upcoming use cases I'll just cut that

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out that so it's a little not so boring

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for you to watch it but you can see that

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it's listing out the top five news

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stories

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here so you can see it's finished now

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the top five items I think there's some

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really detailed interesting things there

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that I hadn't picked up on even scanning

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the news a little bit during the week so

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I think that's news summaries is number

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one use case uh that is extremely useful

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now let's move on to use case number two

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which is accelerated market research so

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if you're conducting any sort of market

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research uh to understand industry

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Trends customer preferences or even

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competitors you can now do this with

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browse with Bing so I'm going to put in

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find the latest statistics on global

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electric vehicle sales and again it'll

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go out search various sources and

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collect all the data here in one place

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and that's finished loading up here now

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and you can see it is very detailed a

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lot of um statistics and all of the

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sources are included here as well if I

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want to go and look that up so if you're

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doing any sort of competitor Market

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investment research for work or just for

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yourself this is a great use case really

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having that accelerated market research

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now let's move on to use case number

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three which is to summarize web pages so

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any web page on the internet you can now

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summarize so for example there was this

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very popular article that was going

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around I saw it on Twitter but it was

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very long and I wasn't sure if I really

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wanted to read all of it so what I did

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is I just came into chat GPT and I said

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summarize this page in five bullet

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points and there we go I've got my

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bullet points uh really a summary of it

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helping me to understand what it's in B

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quicker

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um I can still go through and read it to

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get all the details which I actually

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ended up doing um but this is a great

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way again at work we in personal life

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just to get through a lot more

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information and to uh really stay

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updated now let's move on to use case

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number four which is travel planning so

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I'll show you an example of this now

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find three hotels in New York for $200

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or less per night near Central Park and

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now I've got my list I've got uh three

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hotels here listing the location the

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price the amenities of the

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hotel um and I've got three good options

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here you can see that they have it

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gathered from various sources and also

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uh

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offering Kind of Perfect for different

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types of Travelers maybe I could have

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said business traveler or hotel suitable

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for families something like like that

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but I think you know if you type this

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same search into

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Google this is just not the way that

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regular search engines are set up you

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have these aggregators where you can go

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and search on kayak or something like

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that but it's um but even if we click

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into this article which seems to be

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quite close to what I said you can see

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that there's a lot of information here I

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maybe don't need all of that and here is

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just summarize beautifully for me like

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perhaps a personal assistant would so

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that was number four use case travel

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planning now let's go on to use case

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number five which is website

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reviews so this is great because chat

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can can actually go to a website visit

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it and give you feedback on it so for

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example I'll ask it to go to this

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website and suggest three things to get

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more bookings so here are the three

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suggestions it said enhance the booking

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system uh for smoother experience add

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promotions or special deals throughout

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the website and a newsletter sign up so

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let's have a look we can see that the

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booking buttons may be over here maybe

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it could have been moved more Central as

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suggested uh there is no promotions

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maybe across the top or a banner that

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could maybe be an improvement a yellow

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banner across the top certainly that

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would be eye-catching and also a

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newsletter sign up yeah that's down here

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maybe not as uh maybe not as strong as a

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call to action and to get people to sign

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up so I think these are actually pretty

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good suggestions now you can ask it to

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say things like improve the copy or the

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words that are written on this on the

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website this is just a great way to to

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get objective feedback on your website

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or on your projects free of charge these

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website reviews can be kind of expensive

25:06

to do so this is just another great way

25:10

for people working on their own or even

25:12

as part of a team to get more feedback

25:15

on what they're doing so those were the

25:18

five use cases um they were news

25:21

summaries market

25:23

research uh summarizing web pages travel

25:26

planning and the last one website

25:29

reviews so try those all out for

25:31

yourself I think you're really going to

25:33

be impressed what brow with Bing can do

25:35

for you you can now upload images to

25:38

chat GPT ask questions about them uh

25:42

this feature is incredible I'll show you

25:44

how it works and we'll go through five

25:46

use cases so to use chat GPT vision and

25:51

it as it's known you just need to go to

25:53

the default mode it doesn't actually

25:56

appear as a beta feature but you'll see

25:58

this option here to attach an image so

26:01

for the first use case we're going to

26:03

get feedback on a a homepage so what

26:07

I've just done is taken a screenshot of

26:10

the homepage of this website I'm

26:12

uploading it and I'm asking it how can I

26:16

improve this homepage it's finished

26:18

loading up now and it's listed out 12

26:22

recommendations this is like getting a

26:24

review from a professional designer and

26:27

for example example it's saying make the

26:28

upload button could be more prominent H

26:32

perhaps using contrasting colors to

26:34

stand out uh here we go it says maybe

26:38

right below the fold so that's just

26:40

below the area shown you could have a

26:43

brief list of key features like Fast

26:46

processing where supports bulk uploads I

26:49

think that's a good idea testimonials

26:51

also maybe having um a vis visualization

26:56

to show people how the tool Works maybe

26:59

a quick GIF or a short video snippet so

27:03

these are good because this is just a

27:04

static image here saying remove

27:06

background image background I think it's

27:08

quite clear what this tool does but yeah

27:10

a slider or a gif or a gif if that's how

27:14

you're supposed to say it or a video I

27:16

think is a good suggestion uh maybe an

27:19

alternate call to action so people not

27:22

ready to upload an image just yet

27:25

Perhaps they could have a learn learn

27:27

more or see examples called action which

27:30

I also think is a good idea chat support

27:33

FAQ some other ideas there so again this

27:37

is like having feedback from a

27:38

professional designer I think really

27:41

good for small businesses or people

27:43

working on their own okay so let's move

27:46

on to use case number two which is

27:49

picture to text

27:53

storytelling so what I'm going to do is

27:56

upload my IM image once again and I've

28:00

got a image of a spooky house here and

28:03

I'm going to ask her to craft a spooky

28:05

short story based on this image now the

28:09

story has been generated and it looks

28:11

pretty good I mean it understood that

28:14

this was an image of a spooky house it

28:16

gave it the name of crow Manor and it

28:19

said it stood uh really in Moonlight

28:23

bade the dilapidated structure maybe I

28:25

could have said here put it in a short

28:27

story for children so the language is a

28:30

bit simpler but they have a whole story

28:33

written out here just generated on the

28:35

image it understood what the image was

28:38

and it generated a story about it this

28:40

could be great for Content creation um

28:44

or even perhaps personal pictures that

28:46

you want

28:47

to write a short description about that

28:50

could be an interesting use case so

28:52

let's move on to use case number

28:56

three which is image based learning so

29:01

what here I've got is a

29:04

picture um of a leaf let's just imagine

29:08

I was out in the garden gardening and I

29:11

took a picture of this on my phone

29:13

uploaded it and then I'm asking it to

29:16

identify and explain this disease so

29:20

here it says that this Leaf has distinct

29:23

brand lesions and it's really

29:25

identifying that this is known as leaf

29:27

spot and it has some factors that are

29:31

really causing this so this is great I

29:33

think for maybe identifying plants

29:36

animals maybe rashes uh you know things

29:40

like that you see on yourself for kids

29:42

and you want to get H really some

29:45

information on them I think this is

29:48

another great use case image based

29:50

learning now let's look at our fourth

29:53

use case which is really digitizing

29:56

handwritten notes so I've written down a

29:58

note here and I'm just going to ask it

30:02

to digitize

30:04

this so here's my note and it has

30:07

digitized it here I've seen some funny

30:10

examples of people using this to read

30:14

doctor's handwriting they're notorious

30:17

for bad handwriting so people are

30:19

uploading them here to find out what the

30:21

prescriptions are for um this could be

30:24

great for

30:25

archiving um information I think another

30:28

good use case now the fifth and final

30:32

use case we'll look at is design

30:34

recommendations for a bedroom so I've

30:38

uploaded a picture of a bedroom here and

30:41

I'll just say suggest improvements and

30:44

let's see this is the before image and

30:46

it's come up with 10 suggestions here

30:51

including know decluttering improving

30:54

the bedding adding a rug having some

30:57

some wall

30:58

decorations uh lighting and some

31:01

curtains some in maybe some indoor

31:04

plants um furniture

31:07

placement um Okay so we've got good some

31:11

good suggestions there I've actually got

31:13

the after picture here as well so you

31:16

can really see the

31:19

transformation and pretty much what chat

31:22

GPT said actually is in this image now I

31:25

know it's quite hard to visualize but

31:27

yes there is better bedding there is a a

31:30

rug there is a plant there there is some

31:34

things on the wall so it's not perfect

31:37

but I think for free this is something

31:40

you can use at home and get immediate

31:42

benefit from that is just five of the

31:45

use cases for chat GPT Vision so go

31:48

ahead and try it out for

31:50

yourself now I want to show you one of

31:53

the most talked about features in chot

31:55

GPT which is advanced data analysis also

31:58

known as code interpreter now these

32:02

sound quite technical but don't worry

32:04

I'm going to show you a simple example

32:06

about how anybody even a non-technical

32:08

person like me can get the best out of

32:11

this so make sure that you've got it

32:12

selected and then you'll see the option

32:14

down here to attach a file now you can

32:17

upload really any type of file like a

32:20

text a PDF an image uh CSV file any sort

32:25

of coding files as well and you can

32:28

really then ask questions in a natural

32:31

way uh with chat GPT so the example that

32:35

I'm going to use is just to download my

32:38

YouTube analytics and you can do that by

32:41

going into YouTube You'll see Advan mode

32:44

up in the corner here and then you can

32:47

go ahead and download all of your

32:50

analytics then once you do that you'll

32:52

see that it'll be downloaded into a

32:54

couple of different file types and I

32:56

just up loaded the table data um so

33:00

that's really what I'm going to uh drag

33:03

in

33:04

here now coming back so I've got my

33:08

files I'm just going to drop them

33:12

in and so what I'm going to say to it

33:15

here is just act as a data

33:19

scientist and attach to my YouTube

33:21

analytics take a

33:23

look so first of all it just takes a

33:25

look at the data to make sure that it

33:28

can understand it so this is great it's

33:31

taken a look at the data and it says

33:33

that it contains all of

33:35

these um colums here so content video

33:40

title publish time subscribers

33:42

Impressions Etc and now it even gives me

33:45

some suggestions about what questions I

33:49

could ask to get the most out of this

33:51

data and that's incredibly helpful

33:54

because often I don't know what to look

33:56

for in my my own YouTube analytics or I

33:58

can't find the data that I'm looking for

34:01

so you know what you can also say is

34:06

maybe suggest some

34:08

questions so I'll type this in suggest

34:11

questions that I should ask to get the

34:13

best insights from the data provided so

34:17

I've asked it that and it's given me 10

34:20

different categories of questions that I

34:23

could ask and there are some really

34:25

interesting ones that here like um which

34:28

videos might have the highest

34:29

click-through rate what's have videos of

34:31

the highest

34:32

revenue um which videos have the highest

34:35

and lower uh subscriber to view ratios

34:39

so um let's have a look at some of these

34:42

other ones first highest and lowest

34:44

impressions are there common themes or

34:46

topics among the top performing videos

34:49

we can take a look at that maybe based

34:50

on

34:51

keywords uh average revenue per view

34:54

across all videos I think that would be

34:56

extreme extremely difficult to calculate

34:59

uh just in in YouTube I don't you can

35:01

even see that metric so it's interesting

35:04

that with this tool we can ask in a

35:06

natural way and find out and get

35:08

insights about our data so let's take a

35:11

look at maybe a couple of these example

35:14

let's have a look at this one which

35:15

videos have the highest and lowest um

35:18

subscriber to view

35:23

ratios so here we have the answer now

35:27

the highest subscriber to view ratio was

35:30

this video here where I got almost 5% of

35:33

viewers to subscribe even though that

35:36

video didn't do that well in terms of

35:38

views I remember it's interesting to

35:40

know that it did get a lot of

35:42

subscribers um so maybe I can do some

35:44

more videos on that and how to get canva

35:47

Pro for free um very low

35:50

subscriber uh rate there you can see

35:53

it's not it's like 0.1% so my goal was

35:56

to grow subscribers maybe more content

35:59

like that would be good now I'm going to

36:03

um really paste in a couple of more

36:05

questions here that I practiced earlier

36:08

so I know what the results are going to

36:10

be but you can really go back to the

36:12

list that was shown also and um just try

36:15

out some of those for yourself I think

36:18

to be aware of as well is it not just

36:20

YouTube analytics it could be your

36:22

Google analytics or analytics from ad

36:24

campaigns really any analytics that you

36:27

have or or data that you have you can

36:30

put into this and ask questions about it

36:33

here's another Insight the video with

36:35

the highest click rate through was this

36:38

video here um that had a 14% click

36:41

through for for YouTube and that's very

36:45

good um so maybe having more how-to

36:48

videos like that or on that topic would

36:50

be good now as well as just seeing the

36:54

data in kind of text format there we can

36:57

actually ask it to visualize the data so

37:00

I'm going to ask it to visualize the top

37:02

10 videos by subscribers gained and now

37:06

I've got the uh visualization so I can

37:09

see that

37:10

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37:12

um this video here you know had a lot of

37:16

subscribers gained and I can see the

37:18

popular ones and so this really again if

37:21

I'm trying to gain subscribers I can see

37:24

the videos that are really gaining

37:25

subscribers if growing my channel by

37:28

subscribers is my goal then those are

37:30

the videos to focus on now as well as um

37:34

charts like this you can do line charts

37:37

basically any type of a chart that you

37:40

want you could just say that and it

37:41

would display the uh data like it so

37:45

let's do one more and we'll do it in a

37:48

table format it's another easy format so

37:50

display the top five videos with high

37:52

views but low subscribers in a table

37:55

format

37:58

and here I've got my table now showing

38:00

me for

38:02

example um the how many views needed on

38:07

average to gain a single subscriber for

38:10

each video so this is kind of like a an

38:13

efficiency ratio how efficient was the

38:17

video at converting those views into

38:20

subscribers and you can see that this

38:22

video was although it gained a lot of

38:24

subscribers it wasn't that efficient in

38:27

doing it because it required

38:30

248 views to get one subscriber so again

38:34

that's an interesting metric I'd never

38:36

even thought about the efficiency of the

38:38

video of converting from viewers to

38:41

subscribers uh by the way subscribe to

38:44

this channel as if you're enjoying these

38:47

videos so I am not at all technical I

38:51

very little experience with data

38:53

analysis but even uploading my own

38:55

YouTube anal analytics here very quickly

38:58

I'm starting to get some good insights

38:59

and I think that this is a tool that I

39:01

can use a lot more going forward I think

39:04

the key thing as well is that you can

39:06

just upload your data remember to ask it

39:09

to act as a data scientist and say what

39:12

type of data it is and then also I think

39:16

it's a good idea to ask it to suggest

39:19

some questions you could should ask so

39:22

with those steps you don't need to know

39:24

anything really about the data what

39:26

questions to ask to get insights for it

39:30

so that is the data analysis tool also

39:34

known as code interpreter it can do a

39:36

lot more but I think that's a basic

39:38

introduction to show you what it can do

39:40

so try it out for

39:42

yourself chat GPT plugins are a great

39:45

feature that can extend the capabilities

39:48

of chat GPT so I'm going to show you

39:51

some of the most popular ones and really

39:54

how useful they can be so make sure

39:57

you've got plugins selected and you can

39:59

see that no plugins are enabled so we

40:02

can click on that go to the plugin store

40:05

here you'll see the most popular plugins

40:08

you can also see new ones and you can

40:10

also search for them here as well let's

40:13

get started by looking at AI PDF which

40:16

at the moment is the most popular one we

40:19

can just click install we can uninstall

40:21

this anytime as well from what I can see

40:25

all of these plugin are pretty much free

40:27

some have paid on options uh to get use

40:31

the full capabilities but these are free

40:34

to use so it's not always clear what

40:37

these can do

40:41

so we can ask what can this plugin do to

40:45

really get clear about how it works and

40:49

when I was testing out some of these I

40:51

find this useful way to just really

40:52

figure out how I could use the plugin

40:56

now this one is fairly straightforward

40:59

you can use it to really chat with PDFs

41:02

so it can summarize different PDFs and

41:06

you can also search for like specific

41:09

queries or words within the document

41:13

quotes citations uh information like

41:17

that so what you need to do is provide

41:20

the URL to the PDF that you want to

41:24

interact with so one example of a

41:27

document you could chat with is a

41:29

financial report so I'm going to go to

41:32

the Tesla website here we're going to uh

41:36

get the latest financials and you can

41:39

see that this is uploaded to their

41:41

website it's a public link with a PDF

41:44

ending so I can just take that and we're

41:48

going to pop this into chat gbt and I'll

41:52

just uh ask it to provide a one-page

41:55

summary of this this document and then

41:58

paste in the URL to the

42:01

PDF and now it opens it up and it's

42:04

really having a look at the documents

42:06

and here we have now a summary of the

42:09

document we've got the highlights uh

42:12

Financial summary operational summary

42:15

vehicle capacity and really just a good

42:17

summary of the document here now as well

42:21

as summarizing a document we can search

42:24

for specific terms so I'll ask for it

42:27

how many times was FSD full self-driving

42:31

mentioned it says that FSD was mentioned

42:34

five times and I've asked for the

42:37

quotations and they're listed out here

42:39

so those are the main functionalities

42:41

summarizing and searching for

42:44

specific um quotes So another example is

42:48

maybe chatting with books say for

42:50

example The Great Gatsby you could ask

42:53

for a essay on symbolism in the book or

42:57

how many times uh the Green Lantern or

43:01

light was mentioned in the book which is

43:03

an important symbol so as well as

43:06

Financial reports books perhaps

43:09

scientific papers user manuals legal

43:11

documents or or employee training

43:14

documents all of these can be uh looked

43:18

at more efficiently with the AI PDF

43:21

plug-in one more thing is that if the

43:25

PDF isn't in a public uh PDF file like

43:29

this you can always upload it to and the

43:33

AI pdf. apppp website it's free to do so

43:36

if you got some private documents you

43:38

can upload it there and then they'll

43:40

give you the URL and you just paste it

43:43

in there it works the exact same way

43:46

let's take a look at another plug-in so

43:48

to get it we can go to the plug-in store

43:51

once again this one's on the second page

43:54

where you can just search for it it's

43:55

called doc maker so install that close

43:59

the window and if you have multiple

44:02

plugins like this it's best to just

44:04

select the one that you want to use so

44:06

there's no confusion now once again what

44:10

we can do is just ask what type of

44:13

documents uh can you make or what can

44:15

you do as a plug-in so we can really get

44:18

clear on what it can do and here it says

44:21

we can create CSV files PDFs HTML

44:25

PowerPoint

44:26

presentations resumés or Excel

44:29

spreadsheets so I have an idea to really

44:33

take uh the information that we got from

44:35

our summary from Tesla so I've already

44:39

copied and pasted it here so what I'm

44:42

going to say

44:44

is I've copy and pasted the summary we

44:47

got there but I've asked it to turn it

44:48

into a PowerPoint presentation remove

44:51

any of these page references and cut the

44:54

Highlight section down five points you

44:57

can see the Highlight section it's quite

44:58

long and they also have these page

45:00

references which I don't want to show up

45:04

in my presentation so those are some

45:06

instructions and let's submit submit it

45:08

and see how it does all right so it says

45:11

it's finished now took a minute but

45:13

let's open it up and um take a look so

45:16

here's our presentation now we've got a

45:19

title page we've got the highlights

45:21

which they did cut end five points I've

45:24

got my financial operation on the

45:26

different sections there so this is

45:28

great I think it really speeds up the

45:30

process of uh me creating the

45:33

presentation myself now remember if you

45:36

want to get more plugins you can just go

45:38

to the plug-in store and look at the

45:41

popular ones or search for them maybe

45:43

one that's worth mentioning is Wolfram H

45:46

this is great at math and uh engineering

45:50

type

45:51

information uh that's one of the

45:53

criticisms of chat GPT or has been me in

45:56

the past that it's not as strong in