Why & When You Should be Using Claude over ChatGPT

The AI Advantage
11 Jul 202414:16

Summary

TLDRThis video script explores the advantages and disadvantages of two leading AI language models, OpenAI's Chat GPT and Anthropics' CLA. It compares their features, such as Chat GPT's tooling and CLA's superior coding capabilities, and provides guidance on when to use each for tasks like project management, writing, and coding. The script also discusses the importance of custom instructions for personalized AI experiences and suggests scenarios where each model excels, emphasizing the need to mix and match them for optimal results.

Takeaways

  • πŸ˜€ Chat GPT and Anthropic's CLA are the two AI models that stand out among many others for their advanced features.
  • πŸ” Chat GPT offers unique tools such as data analysis, image generation, and web browsing capabilities.
  • πŸ”— Chat GPT allows for sharing of GPT instances with others, which can be powerful for collaborative problem-solving.
  • πŸ“š Anthropic's models are preferred for their more human-like tone and style in writing.
  • πŸ“ Anthropic's CLA projects can handle more extensive context and are better for coding projects, especially with the Sonnet 3.5 model.
  • πŸ“± Chat GPT has the advantage of a mobile app, providing convenience for on-the-go use.
  • πŸ”„ Chat GPT and CLA projects have their own set of advantages and disadvantages, making them suitable for different use cases.
  • πŸ› οΈ Chat GPT is ideal for creating AI applications or prompts to share with others, thanks to its customization and sharing capabilities.
  • πŸŽ“ Chat GPT excels as an assistant, tutor, or coach due to its conversational and practical approach.
  • πŸ–ŒοΈ CLA projects are excellent for writing and coding projects that require maintaining a consistent style or handling multiple code snippets.
  • πŸ”„ The choice between Chat GPT and CLA projects should be based on the specific needs of the task at hand, such as the need for tooling, context handling, or project-based work.

Q & A

  • What are the two AI models mentioned in the script that stand out among others?

    -The two AI models mentioned are OpenAI's Chat GPT and Anthropics' CLA (Claude).

  • What is the current best model according to the script?

    -The current best model mentioned is Sonnet 3.5, which is part of the Anthropics CLA suite.

  • What are the advanced features offered by Chat GPT and Claude that are causing confusion?

    -The advanced features causing confusion are the 'gpts' and 'projects' within Chat GPT and the 'CLA' projects in Anthropics, as they offer different ways of working with the models.

  • What is unique about Chat GPT's image generation tool?

    -Chat GPT's image generation tool, known as DALL-E, is unique because it allows for image creation, which is not available in Claude at the time of the script.

  • What is the browsing feature of Chat GPT and how does it work?

    -The browsing feature of Chat GPT allows it to search the internet, retrieve up to five links, and use the content of those pages within its answers. It's not perfect and sometimes requires specific instructions to use.

  • What is the advantage of Chat GPTs over Claude projects in terms of sharing?

    -Chat GPTs can be shared with others, allowing them to use the GPT without needing a paid plan, which is not possible with Claude projects at the time of the script.

  • What is the main advantage of Claude projects over Chat GPTs in terms of coding?

    -Claude projects, particularly with the Sonnet 3.5 model, are considered better at code due to an improved tone and extensive knowledge base.

  • What is the context window limitation of Chat GPTs?

    -Chat GPTs have a limited context window in their knowledge base. The script suggests a rule of thumb of up to 15 pages of content for reliable context retention.

  • What are the tooling advantages of Chat GPTs that are not available in Claude projects?

    -Chat GPTs offer tooling advantages such as data analysis with the code interpreter, image generation with DALL-E, browsing the internet, sharing GPTs, conversation starters, and actions for external API calls.

  • How does the script suggest using custom instructions to enhance the AI experience?

    -The script suggests using custom instructions to personalize the AI experience, making it more intuitive and tailored to individual needs, and enabling the AI to better assist with specific tasks.

  • What are some concrete examples of when to use Chat GPTs and when to use Claude projects?

    -Use Chat GPTs for sharing AI applications, building solutions for others, and tasks that require the tooling advantages of Chat GPTs. Use Claude projects for writing or coding projects that benefit from a longer context and better tone/style, and where multiple chats are needed.

Outlines

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πŸ€– AI Models Comparison and Use Cases

The paragraph discusses the prevalent AI models, specifically Chat GPT and Anthropics CLA, and their advanced features like gpts and projects. It highlights the confusion among users regarding when to use each model and promises to provide clear answers. The script also mentions Google's Gini 1.5 Pro for its large context window and video uploading capability. The advantages of Chat GPT's tooling, such as data analysis, image generation, browsing features, and shareability, are contrasted with its disadvantages, including a less human tone and limited context window. The paragraph sets the stage for a deeper dive into specific use cases for each model.

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πŸ” Advantages and Disadvantages of CLA Projects

This paragraph explores the benefits and drawbacks of using Anthropics CLA projects, positioning them as the opposite of Chat GPT's features. It emphasizes the ability to have multiple chats within a project, better coding capabilities with the Sonet 3.5 model, and a more human-like tone and style. The longer context window in the knowledge base is also noted. However, the lack of tooling such as prompt presets, external API access, image generation, and browsing is pointed out as a disadvantage. Additionally, the paragraph mentions the search function's limitation in CLA projects and the importance of custom instructions for personalizing the AI experience.

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πŸ› οΈ Use Cases for AI Models in Projects and Assistance

The final paragraph delves into concrete use cases for both Chat GPT and CLA projects. It suggests that CLA projects are ideal for writing and coding tasks due to their ability to maintain consistent style and context across multiple chats. The paragraph also advises on when to use Chat GPT, such as for building solutions to share with others, utilizing its tooling for data analysis and image generation, and for creating custom tutors or assistants. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of personal context in customizing AI solutions and the effectiveness of Chat GPT for repetitive, specific tasks.

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Keywords

πŸ’‘AI Advantage Community

The AI Advantage Community is a professional network mentioned in the script, likely consisting of individuals who are knowledgeable about and interested in artificial intelligence. It is used as a reference point to highlight the consensus among professionals regarding the effectiveness of certain AI models. In the video, the community's opinion is sought to emphasize the popularity and utility of AI models like OpenAI's Chat GPT and Anthropic's CLA.

πŸ’‘CLA (Claude 3.5)

CLA, or Claude 3.5, refers to a specific AI model developed by Anthropic. It is highlighted in the script as a model that stands out due to its advanced features and capabilities. The script mentions that it is particularly good at coding tasks and has a preferable tone and style in its responses, making it a preferred choice for certain projects over Chat GPT.

πŸ’‘Chat GPT

Chat GPT is an AI model developed by OpenAI that is capable of engaging in conversation and performing tasks such as data analysis, image generation, and web browsing. The script discusses the advantages of Chat GPT, including its tooling and the ability to share GPTs with others, making it a versatile assistant for various tasks.

πŸ’‘Projects

In the context of the script, 'projects' refers to a feature within AI models like Anthropic's CLA where multiple chats can be conducted within a single interface. This is contrasted with Chat GPT, which allows only one chat at a time. Projects are useful for handling complex tasks that require multiple interactions and the ability to reference previous conversations within the same context.

πŸ’‘Data Analysis Tool

The Data Analysis Tool, formerly known as the Code Interpreter, is a feature of Chat GPT that allows users to analyze data by running Python code in a sandbox environment. This tool is highlighted as a significant advantage of Chat GPT, enabling tasks such as data visualization and cleaning.

πŸ’‘Image Generation Tool

The Image Generation Tool, referred to as 'DI' in the script, is a unique capability of Chat GPT that allows it to generate images. This feature is not available in Anthropic's CLA, making it a distinctive advantage of Chat GPT for tasks that require visual output.

πŸ’‘Browsing Feature

The Browsing Feature of Chat GPT enables the AI to access the internet and retrieve content from up to five links to use in its responses. While not perfect, this capability allows Chat GPT to provide more informed answers by incorporating external information, which is a notable advantage over CLA.

πŸ’‘Conversation Starters

Conversation Starters, or prompt presets, are a feature of Chat GPT that allows users to set up predefined prompts for others to use. This is beneficial for sharing GPTs with others, as it ensures that they can achieve consistent results without needing to know how to craft effective prompts themselves.

πŸ’‘Actions

Actions in the script refer to the ability to implement external API calls within Chat GPT. This feature allows users to perform tasks such as saving conversation results to a database or triggering other applications, enhancing the utility of Chat GPT in various workflows.

πŸ’‘Mobile App

The Mobile App mentioned in the script is an advantage of Chat GPT, allowing users to switch context from their laptop to their mobile phone. This mobility is highlighted as a convenience for users who may need to use Chat GPT on the go, enhancing its accessibility and usability.

πŸ’‘Custom Instructions

Custom Instructions are a feature that allows users to personalize their experience with AI models. By setting up custom instructions, users can tailor the AI's responses and behavior to their specific needs. The script emphasizes the importance of custom instructions in making AI models more intuitive and user-friendly.

Highlights

There are two standout AI models: OpenAI's Chat GPT and Anthropics' CLA.

OpenAI's GPT-3.5 is currently the best model for advanced features.

Chat GPT offers unique capabilities like data analysis tools, image generation, and browsing features.

Chat GPT allows sharing of GPTs with others, enhancing collaboration.

Anthropic's models are noted for a more human-like tone and style in writing.

GPTs have a limited context window, but a rule of thumb is up to 15 pages of content.

CLA projects can handle more context and are more reliable for extensive documents.

CLA allows multiple chats in one interface, which is beneficial for project-based work.

GPTs are advantageous for repetitive, specific tasks and have a mobile app for convenience.

CLA is better for coding projects, especially with the Sonet 3.5 model.

CLA projects are ideal for writing tasks where style consistency is crucial.

For coding projects, CLA's context awareness across multiple files is a significant advantage.

GPTs are excellent for creating AI applications or prompts to be shared with colleagues.

GPTs are superior for assistant, tutor, or coach roles due to their conversational and practical nature.

GPTs provide unique tooling like data analysis, image generation, and web browsing not available in CLA.

CLA projects are better suited for exploratory work where the outcome is not predetermined.

GPTs are more effective for tasks that require customization to a specific context.

GPTs can be used to build custom tutors for learning, leveraging personal context.

CLA's search function only looks at project names and descriptions, not the chat content.

Both GPTs and CLA projects can be customized with personal instructions for a personalized experience.

CLA does not offer a store, as projects are typically one-off and not recurring.

Transcripts

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so these days there's really a lot of

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good and very useful AIS AKA llms out

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there but across our team the AI

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Advantage Community my Professional

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Network and The Wider internet the

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consensus seems to be clear there's

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really two of them that stand out open

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eyes chat GPT and anthropics CLA right

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now son 3.5 is the best model and both

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of these offer Advanced features in

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forms of gpts and projects these are

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more specific ways of working with the

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models rather than just talking to it as

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you would to an assistant or a human but

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this seem to have caused a lot of

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confusion particularly the claw projects

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feature because it is very different

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from the gpt's feature inside of cat GPT

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these days I get many mails comments and

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questions in the community around when

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to use what when do I want to use chat

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GPT when do I want to use cloud when do

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I use GPT when do I use project and

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there's actually quite specific answers

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to all of these questions and in this

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video I'll present all of them to you

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one more honorable mention should

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actually go to gini 1.5 Pro from Google

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their model has the largest context

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window and it has the added capability

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of you being able to to upload the

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videos but that's a different topic so

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without further Ado when do you use gpts

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when do you use projects let's start by

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looking at gpts and their advantages and

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disad advantages as of today some the

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advantages here are very clear the

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tooling is just unmatched you have the

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data analysis tool formerly known as the

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code interpreter which helps you analyze

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data by running python code in a sandbox

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this opens up a lot of opportunities

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with either data visualization or

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cleaning and all sorts of other little

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things that the packages available

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within python in this environment can do

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for for you then you obviously have the

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image generation tool with di this is a

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unique capability within chat GPT that

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you do not have with mopic as of now you

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also have a browsing feature it can go

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out into the internet retrieve up to

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five links and use the content of those

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pages within its answer it's not

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incredible but it's good enough a lot of

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times it works although it is a little

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hesitant to use this you often have to

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specifically tell it hey go out there

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and browse the internet go to this URL

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and check it out nevertheless it's not

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perfect but it's there and you can use

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it here's another advantage that in my

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opinion is maybe the biggest argument

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here if you build gpts versus projects

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you can actually share them and I don't

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mean just sharing the conversation you

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can actually share the GPT and let

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somebody else use it now with GPT 40

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being free to everybody only a few

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messages but still free you could send

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that GPT to any one of your co-workers

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or family members and they can simply

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check it out without having a paid plan

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this can be very powerful if you solve a

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specific problem of the GPT that the

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other person might not know how to

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approach with AI another unique

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advantage of gpts is that you have these

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conversational starters AK prompt preset

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again this is a feature that you want if

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you set it up for somebody else you

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don't want them to guess what kind of

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prompt they should run you just want to

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set it up for them share it with them

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and they get the results and then

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obviously you have actions which allows

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you to implement external API calls into

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your GPT so you can do things like save

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the results of a conversation to a

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database or trigger some other

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application as soon as the GPT is done

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doing its thing and then last but not

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least when it comes to advantages of

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gpts over projects is you have the

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mobile app and it's really easy to

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switch context from your lapt top to

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your mobile phone it's actually really

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convenient and if you have use cases

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that you might want to use on the go

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it's great to have the mobility between

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the gpts now what are the disadvantages

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of gpts well they're kind of a

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reflection of the advantages of the

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project but let me briefly go for them

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and as mentioned previously after going

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through these advantages and

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disadvantages we'll look at what

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concrete examples you might want to be

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using gpts over claw for or the other

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way around so in the end we get more

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specific rather than talk about the

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features but the features are important

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because to achieve a lot of results you

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do need to have knowledge of the

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features so disadvantages of gpts well

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first of all a lot of people State and I

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would agree that generally anthropics

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models have a preferable tone of voice

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and style to their writing it's just

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more human more fluid it doesn't have

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this chat GPT stink that so many people

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point out and if for honest most people

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are kind of allergic to it at this point

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at least within the ey bubble that we're

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in it might be a subjective thing but

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most people do agree on this another

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disadvantage of gpts is that they have a

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limited context window in the knowledge

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based but a few months ago they shipped

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a massive upgrad to the knowledge based

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field feure now look I don't dare to

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publicly State an exact number of how

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much context you can actually put in

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there because it just varies in practice

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while teaching GPT building in the I

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Advantage Community I came up with this

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rule of up to 15 pages always works so

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whether that's one PDF with 15 pages or

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it's 151 page PDFs up to that amount

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you're always safe and it includes

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everything if you venture beyond that

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here and there it starts losing pieces

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of the context and I wouldn't fully

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trust it now can you upload 100 pages

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and is it going to work yes is it going

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to miss out on information here and

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there also so yes this seems to be less

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of an issue with Claud but again this is

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a very subjective and intuitive thing

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that I'm communicating here they have no

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official data on exactly how many tokens

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are considered within these documents

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but let me just tell you from all the

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collective experience that I've soaked

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in so far clot projects can take in way

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more context and it works more reliably

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both of them work but if you have up to

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15 pages both of them work flawlessly

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and then the last disadvantage of GPT

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says that you can always only have one

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chat as you can see in a second here

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projects are set up in a way where you

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can have multiple chats as you work on

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the project this will make a lot of

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sense when we talk about use cases but

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before we do that let's talk about one

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more thing which is the advantages and

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disadvantages of claw projects now these

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are kind of the Opposites of the pluses

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and minuses we just talked about here so

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let me go through these briefly Cloud

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projects allows you to have multiple

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chats in one interface as you're working

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on the project you can start new and new

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chats and you can keep everything in one

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place it's sort of a folder for chat

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something that I've been asking for and

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chat GPT ever since it came out it's one

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of the obvious features that opening eye

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has refused to release so far probably

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because they're more oriented towards

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agentic feature of letting the llm

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figure it out and building assistance

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that work for you rather than a llm that

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works with you next up CLA is just way

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better at code especially the Sonet 3.5

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model this consensus just has been

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established at this point across the

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internet how did they do it there's many

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theories out there they might have

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trained the model on synthetic code or

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there's some other black magic going on

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in the background but in practice if

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you're doing coding projects Sonet 3.5

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is usually better with the exception of

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longer outputs of GPT 40 so if if you

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need to put out a script that is a

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little longer GPT 4 all within chat GPT

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has more tokens that it can output in

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one shot that is the one advantage when

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it comes to coding okay next up clot

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projects also have better tone and style

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as we pointed out again might be

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subjective but most people do agree it

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sounds more human and then we have the

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longer context within the knowledge base

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this you work on your own project and

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that's it there's no prompt presets with

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conversation starters you cannot access

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external apis and do things across the

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internet or your own apps with something

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like actions and gpts there's no image

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generation there's no browsing there's

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no data analysis tool all right so those

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are the features a few more important

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notes for you once you're using these

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tools so one really weird one and I wish

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they changed this is if you use the

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search function with an anthropics CLA

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it doesn't look inside of the project it

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only looks at the name and the

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description so if you have a

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conversation and something comes up in

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there you cannot search for that as you

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accumulate more and more projects more

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and more chats it's really nice to be

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able to look into the chat that's kind

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of the whole point of the search

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function just be aware with projects it

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only looks at the names and descriptions

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as of now please change that ofic maybe

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we don't need the knowledge base I

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understand how that can be a lot of

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tokens but the chats should be

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accessible secondly in both features you

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can kind of pin the most important ones

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in gpts it's called that it's called

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pinning and inside of clot you can start

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either projects or chats really

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convenient I use it all the time you

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should also be aware of the fact that

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you have custom instructions for both of

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these which are incredibly useful I've

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been saying it in every prompting

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related video on this channel how great

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custom instructions are and how they

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allow you to personalize your experience

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for yourself I mean if you just look at

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all the Apple announcements their whole

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thing is hey we you we might not have

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the best model but we have your personal

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context and it's present within every

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conversation and that's why we can

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unlock all these incredible intuitive

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and easy to use features for not

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Millions but billions of consumers and

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the whole thing is based upon your

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personal context that's why I've been

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preaching setting up custom instructions

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with your personal context since around

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March 2023 they're super important and

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if you give it your personal context you

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can actually turn a normal chat into a

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personalized AI assistant and with gbts

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you can share it with other people so

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you can Empower your whole company

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Department whatever it might be super

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powerful stuff use custom instructions

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okay last but before we get to use cases

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that CLA actually doesn't offer a store

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but it doesn't need it it's projects and

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usually projects are going to be a

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one-off thing once you're done

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completing the project you kind of move

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on whereas gpts are more like an

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employee that you want to hire on a

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recurring basis now you might not need

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the employee for 8 hours a day but maybe

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you need it for 30 minutes every single

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week this is where gpts shine whereas

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with projects once you're done you're

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going to Archive them and probably not

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return cuz the project is done so now

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let's get to the part of when you should

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be using projects and gpts in concrete

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scenarios not just the features not just

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things to be aware of and what scenarios

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do I use them and What scenario do team

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members community members use claw

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projects well as the name suggests

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everything that is Project based usually

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you're better served with claw projects

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as long as you don't need any of the

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tooling inside of gpts and even more

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concretely if you're writing something

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clot projects is excellent because you

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can give it examples of your writing

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just like this you put in a few examples

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of previous emails that you wrote you

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save it as a PDF upload it to the cloud

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projects knowledge base and then once

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you prompt you can always always

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reference that write in the style of

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name of the document.pdf and it just

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works super well with the improved tone

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the extensive knowledge base where you

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can upload a bunch of your writing too

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you can just start writing all types of

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things that you need to get knocked out

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you need new email drafts or some

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presentation whatever it might be as

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long as it's Loosely related and you

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want to keep the style consistent

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projects are a fantastic way to do this

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because with CLA models like Sonet 3.5

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or Opus and between those two you'll

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just have to test yourself they're very

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similar for coding Sonet is but for

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writing either son or Opus are fantastic

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I think you're just going to be very

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happy with the results and you can keep

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the entire project within one chat very

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useful but the next example is even

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better and that is if you're creating a

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coding related project if you're

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creating a game or a website and you

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have multiple code Snippets that you

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don't all want to be housed in one page

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well just upload the various python

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files to projects and it will be aware

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of your entire application and now if

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you're prompting something new you're

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doing it within the context of your

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entire application and not just the one

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code snippet or just the conversation

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you had so far it's aware the entire

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project huge now could you do this with

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gpts 2 yes but again coding abilities

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with mopic model are just better so

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using coding projects for this is a

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no-brainer now yes as I mentioned before

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maybe you need the longer output of GPT

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40 and you can generate some of the code

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in there if you need a longer script but

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then you can import it to Cloud projects

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just add the python file to the

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knowledge base and you take advantage of

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the long context awareness of cloud to

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complete your project although some of

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the code might have come from cat GPT so

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as you can see to get the most out of

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these models today you need to be aware

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of the multiple advantages and

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disadvantages and ideally you mix and

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match them and then also clot projects

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are just generally speaking better for

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anything where you're going to have five

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or more chats for or more chats and

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you're not exactly sure what they're

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going to look like with gpts it's more

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like a laid out track that you're going

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to be following that's what really makes

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sense within that interface but with

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projects it's more exploratory it's more

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like okay I'm starting this project

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here's a bunch of context here's some of

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my writing here's some python files that

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I might have and now let me talk to you

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and let me figure out what else we need

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to add here whereas if you build a GP

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you already know what the use case is

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you already know what you're going to be

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doing so that's clot projects and when

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do you want to use gpts well a very

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clear one is if you want to build a

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solution for somebody else if you want

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to share a AI application or a prompt

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with a colleague there's no better ways

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to do it today than with gpts you can

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customize it to their context with the

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customer instructions you can add useful

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prompts to them in the conversation

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studies you can even add an action and

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this is the most common one that I

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personally use that saves it to a

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database so you bring it outside of chat

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GPT without having to do anything just

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simply add a keyboard shortcut that

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engages the action and you can save it

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to an ocean database and your

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counterpart doesn't need to know

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anything about prompt engineering API

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calls or even how to use it because you

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set it all up the instructions are there

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The Prompt presets are there the action

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is there they just go in and once

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they're done they press one key and

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everything that you need gets saved to a

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database now look this is quite complex

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and if you're interested in learning

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this yes I do teach you this is one of

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the learning paths within our AI

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Advantage Community but again we give

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the base presets out for free so if you

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have enough knowledge and if you want to

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just customize these and figure all of

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this out by yourself you can absolutely

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do that this channel is here to to

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support you on that Journey too another

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use case for gpts is everything that has

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to do with assistants Tutors or coaches

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it might be a base model it might be a

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system prompt I'm not exactly sure but

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when it comes to tutoring and actually

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assisting you with your work gpds are

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just so much better the entire ethos

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behind GPD 40 is the model trying to get

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your work done for you or with you it's

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very conversational it's very practical

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and when it comes to something like an

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assistant or a tutor gpts are just the

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perfect tooling for that and actually

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with my free GPT Builder GPT one of the

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best use cases is building little custom

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tutors for whatever you might be

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learning I have a separate video of that

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and you can check out the free GPT that

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builds gpts for you in the description

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below and another reason to use gpts is

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obviously the tooling data analysis

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image generation and web browsing is

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just something you don't get with

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anthropics claw today I'm sure it'll

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come over time but as of today if you

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want these well got to use GPT for all

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and then last but not least I would just

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generalize and say gpts are just better

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if you have a repetitive task that is

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super specific and this is the reason

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why the store didn't work so well

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because the store tries to give you

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generalized Solutions and the best gpts

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are the ones that are custom to your

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very specific context it's the reason

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why I think that the Apple Integrations

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will actually work really well for all

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the users there because they have your

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personal context and the gpts from the

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store don't they're generic by

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definition but everybody who integrates

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AI into their workflows and actually

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builds custom gpts finds that yeah of

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course it is useful to have a

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brainstorming body for every single

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YouTube video that is aware of the last

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10 uploads all the titles and thumbnails

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have I've ever used and has a keyboard

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shortcut menu of various brainstorming

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techniques that I apply every single

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time when I create new video ideas of

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course that's useful but that's probably

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not useful to you that's a GPT that I

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build for myself and that I use all the

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time but that's because it has all my

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personal data and context and that's why

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it works so well this is where GPT Shine

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versus projects are exactly that there a

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oneoff project where you might not be

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sure where the journey leads yet and

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once you're done with it going to

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Archive it and that's the end of it all

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right I hope this video was helpful to

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you all the resources are in the

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description below subscribe to the

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newsletter for the free GPT assistant

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that I mentioned and if you want to

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learn even more about CLA and see some

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of the examples that you could build

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with it like turning PDFs into websites

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or turning screens into animations or

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just creating games from scratch check

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out this video where I pointed out 21

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use cases for claw 3.5 sonnets I'll see

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you there

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