ChatGPT will now help you check “Elon Musk” and “Steve Jobs” at work. Or at least something close enough if you follow Twitter user Adit Sheth’s tips for an AI chatbot. Aadit has compiled a list of methods he claims can save you hours a day at work. ChatGPT tips include those that can help speed up your learning rate, test Musk and Jobs, get a bot to write like you, help with recruiting and social media, and more.
For example, the ChatGPT prompt, which mimics the advice of Musk or Jobs, according to Aadit, reads: “I will give you my argument or opinion. I want you to criticize it as if you were. »
On the other hand, Aadit’s tip for ChatGPT to write like you is: ” [Insert Text] Analyze the writing style and write about building a business the way the author above would have written. »
Here are the ChatGPT tips that go viral on Twitter:
1. Speed up your learning pace. Hint: Explain [complex topic] in simple words. Explain to me as if I were 11 years old. »
🔗 Full invitation: https://t.co/GshEnUe20i
— Aadit Sheth (@aaditsh) March 16, 2023
3. Force ChatGPT to write as you Prompt:” [Insert Text]
Analyze the writing style and write about building a business the way the author above would have written. »
🔗 Full tip: https://t.co/wIBO1FD4M4
— Aadit Sheth (@aaditsh) March 16, 2023
5. Assistance in the selection of personnel for your company. Invitation: “I want you to act as a recruiter. I will provide job descriptions and you can suggest strategies for finding qualified candidates. »
🔗 Full tip: https://t.co/AOaCEEl0OG
— Aadit Sheth (@aaditsh) March 16, 2023
6. Create a social media content plan. Hint: “Create a creative social media content calendar for next week for our [product/company] from how [desired outcome of our customers] »
🔗 Full invitation: https://t.co/XD1Zhprv4t
— Aadit Sheth (@aaditsh) March 16, 2023
Aadit, who calls himself “Nimble Engineer”, also runs the Prompt Daily newsletter, where he gives more of this information.
Amid global fears that artificial intelligence is making jobs obsolete, GPT-4 recently took a number of exams including The Bar, LSAT, GRE and a host of AP subjects, excluding Language and English Literature. According to Twitter users, this points to a critical gap in the bot’s capabilities.
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