Hey Everyone 👋 Find the parts that interest you: 0:00 - Leveraging artificial intelligence in personal and business life 0:26 - Creating automatic book generator using ChatGPT and Zapier 1:34 - Setting up Google form for limited input on book creation 4:36 - Building Google form for automatic book generation process 6:25 - Filling out the form for book generation 7:49 - Setting up automation using Zapier 9:30 - Creating a table of contents 11:57 - Generating a table of contents 14:30 - Using a formatter block for structured data 15:35 - Splitting data points with split text 17:01 - Generating chapter one with relevant context 19:35 - Extending chapters for more input data 20:41 - Generating the rest of chapter one 23:05 - Context of chapter for future consistency 25:29 - Handling quotation marks in text formatting 26:30 - Creating a table of contents in HTML 27:31 - Formatting chapter one with bold text 29:28 - Generating AI automated books efficiently Recap by TubeStamp ✏️
Some key points GPT4 costs 20$ a month then in addition to that you will need the API key with credits. Its about $ 0.03 per node or rectangle that connects to chat.
If someone says "Come on writing a book isn't rocket science" I will show them this video. Anyway thanks for your time buddy, It was really helpful & bless you.
This is not going to create a completed, polished book. CGPT has exponential memory bleed, in that after a certain amount of tokens used, it will forget everything previous.
Thank you for sharing. I will be applying this to my research based book. For this purpose, I will need to summarize and classify sources according to chapter, and then instruct ChatGPT to tap into these texts. I can collect the information from the sources in a Google Form and create a structured PDF from this to train the LLM. Any advice?
Start small and then work out from there; confirm the process with your first chapter. Get the output you want, and from there, repeat the structuring for the rest!
Sortove. There is a character limit and a serious crackdown on ai generated content.. but if you feed it into chat then into an AI rewriting software like wordAI then it could theoretically work but even after WordAI you will need to re-read and rewrite some parts.
It is possible, but it would require a different setup for this type of automation. This setup would encompass a trigger where you place a new file in a Google Drive folder, and then have your pre-built workflow handle the rest!
Typically, we add parameters such as word limits to ensure consistent and higher-quality outputs. Using less data in a prompt and having less data for the output usually correlates with higher-quality outputs and also reduces the likelihood of errors and timeouts by the model.
Jesus BRO... Slow down and breath! You are AMAZING and the video content is STELLAR but dude... slow down just a little. You have already forgotten more than what I will ever learn probably and some of us are not as smart or are new to this...
Hey Everyone 👋
Find the parts that interest you:
0:00 - Leveraging artificial intelligence in personal and business life
0:26 - Creating automatic book generator using ChatGPT and Zapier
1:34 - Setting up Google form for limited input on book creation
4:36 - Building Google form for automatic book generation process
6:25 - Filling out the form for book generation
7:49 - Setting up automation using Zapier
9:30 - Creating a table of contents
11:57 - Generating a table of contents
14:30 - Using a formatter block for structured data
15:35 - Splitting data points with split text
17:01 - Generating chapter one with relevant context
19:35 - Extending chapters for more input data
20:41 - Generating the rest of chapter one
23:05 - Context of chapter for future consistency
25:29 - Handling quotation marks in text formatting
26:30 - Creating a table of contents in HTML
27:31 - Formatting chapter one with bold text
29:28 - Generating AI automated books efficiently
Recap by TubeStamp ✏️
Thank you, mindblowing. 🎉 maybe people who argue that book writing in AI is easy should watch this 😊
Some key points GPT4 costs 20$ a month then in addition to that you will need the API key with credits. Its about $ 0.03 per node or rectangle that connects to chat.
If someone says "Come on writing a book isn't rocket science" I will show them this video. Anyway thanks for your time buddy, It was really helpful & bless you.
I love your passion for all the AI things out there! keep going! Greetings from Germany
Thanks, will do!
This is not going to create a completed, polished book. CGPT has exponential memory bleed, in that after a certain amount of tokens used, it will forget everything previous.
I appreciate you sharing this information and keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
Thank you for sharing. I will be applying this to my research based book. For this purpose, I will need to summarize and classify sources according to chapter, and then instruct ChatGPT to tap into these texts. I can collect the information from the sources in a Google Form and create a structured PDF from this to train the LLM. Any advice?
Start small and then work out from there; confirm the process with your first chapter. Get the output you want, and from there, repeat the structuring for the rest!
Can I upload an unpublished manuscript to ChatGPT for editing & completion?
Sortove. There is a character limit and a serious crackdown on ai generated content.. but if you feed it into chat then into an AI rewriting software like wordAI then it could theoretically work but even after WordAI you will need to re-read and rewrite some parts.
It is possible, but it would require a different setup for this type of automation. This setup would encompass a trigger where you place a new file in a Google Drive folder, and then have your pre-built workflow handle the rest!
Wondering why the 500 word limit per chapter segment? Can it not set to be higher and that way not having to do chapter extensions? Just curious
Typically, we add parameters such as word limits to ensure consistent and higher-quality outputs. Using less data in a prompt and having less data for the output usually correlates with higher-quality outputs and also reduces the likelihood of errors and timeouts by the model.
@@Corbin_Brown - this is helpful thanks
Api keys cost money?
Is there a way I can get that without having to pay money?
If you do not want to use the OpenAI API, an alternative is Llama 2, which is an open-source language model developed by Meta.
Corbin you rock
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I'm just curious, did you ever read a book?
Lmao was wondering wtf u were talking about then we got into the reading.....😂
💫🙏🎯👊🤙💪🗿🎬🔥🦅☯️ Thank You CB Great Value add..
Multiple minutes muttering amid meandering mouse movements...
M-provements abound in your future.
I agree that it was hard to follow… and I didnt figure it out… but do you have to be so rude?
@@AllenHorn0507Alas, an honest and alliterative analysis, only intending M-provement, Allen.
😮😢😂😅😊
Sudowrite does this a lot quicker and the writing is just as bad.
There are softwares that can write better than chatgpt and full books. Free until you pay. Designerr, Magifier etc
Jesus BRO... Slow down and breath! You are AMAZING and the video content is STELLAR but dude... slow down just a little. You have already forgotten more than what I will ever learn probably and some of us are not as smart or are new to this...