All right.
Welcome.
So in this section, we're going to cover what are some pro tips for success that going forward we can
use to not only help us in.
Succeeding in what we're trying to do, but also helping us differentiate from the average GPT chat
user.
Right.
So let's go ahead and dive in.
One of the most after using GPT for a few weeks now, it's been out a few weeks.
I've been using every day.
I've noticed a few things, and I know as time goes on, this will only get worse if I don't correct
it now.
Number one, creativity is going to be more important than ever.
Humans will start to think like I and I will start to think like humans.
I've noticed when I've been using chatbot, I would sort of just shortcut the prompts and expect to
understand what I'm saying because I guess I got so spoiled.
But I know that going forward it will only get worse and I have to keep my mind sharp and my creativity
sharpen up so that I can continue to not only be a user of Djibouti, but be an excellent user at Djibouti.
So anyone can just ask it a simple question and spit out an answer.
But we're what we're going to have to do is learn how to write specific questions, to get specific
answers that will help us with specific situations.
Now, I know it sounds like a lot, but again.
It.
Creativity is more important ever.
And another thing I want to note is now I read something the other day that information we move from
the information age to information and to the age of knowledge.
So what I want to do.
Uh, wireless generates a prompt.
We move from an information age to information to the age of knowledge and information.
Before it was about what you knew.
So that's what schooling was based around.
That's what college was based around.
That's what all the learning was based around is remembering information and being able to recite it
on hand.
Now that all the information, now that all the university information is at the tip of our fingertips.
That is not going to cut it anymore.
We're going to have to learn.
Because we can just in 10 seconds instead of having to remember and store that in our brains, we can
just search it up.
But now we're going to have to learn.
How to use that specific one.
Not only how to gather that specific information to how to use that specific information.
And three, how to implement it into what we're currently doing.
So again.
Information is a dime a dozen now.
So you're going to have to learn how to use specific information and generate specific prompts to for
your specific situation.
And.
Which leads me to my next point.
We're going to have to do.
I say we.
As Gbtc gets more and more advanced, we're going to have to continue to test, test and test.
Because even with these short few weeks, I've noticed that.
This.
The answers it gave out in the beginning are now changing and they're continuing.
It's changing by the day.
You know, new information is coming out.
There's an example of Moore's Law.
Let me see if I can Google that.
Moore's Law.
Which states.
That.
Okay.
I know it seems like a lot, but Moore's Law is pretty much and someone can correct me if I'm wrong
is as time goes on, the cost for computers and the the acceleration and the rate of computers getting
smarter only increases.
So Chad Beatty is is very advanced for.
Uh, now.
Right.
And as month, two months, six months, a year goes by, it's going to be almost unrecognizable with
the capabilities it has.
And it can almost.
Answer every question I ever had about anything, Right.
So that would only advance.
And we're going to have to do is just continue to test, test and test and generate and generate prompts
so that we can use it in a way that benefits us essentially.
Right.
So.
What I want you all to do is just continue to test and generate not only things that you would think
you would need, but also just just test and generate things that you think you may not need.
And what I mean by that.
Is just asking very specific questions.
Test out your prompts, test out how you will write out specific things in terms of.
Your vocabulary, where you put your commas, how you ask the questions, don't just ask what is it
is ask a what is it this in terms of this, you know, I know I'm being very vague, but I'm just hoping
you all understand.
You know, now to become an advanced user, we're going to have to be very specific so that we can get
specific answers and use those answers to further our knowledge.
So again, we're moving from the age of information into the age of knowledge and learning how to use
specific situations.
With specific time.
So in the last pro tip I have for you all.
Is changing in combination with other tools.
And we're going to cover that in the next video.