Do you agree with these mistakes? What mistakes do you notice others making? TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Why you’re using ChatGPT wrong 00:20 Mistake #1 02:41 Mistake #2 04:55 Mistake #3 06:19 Mistake #4 08:25 Mistake #5
Hey Jeff. Please tell me if this is necessary. I try to stop Chatgpt from Hallucinating. So I asked Chatgpt to ask me questions and inform me if he is unable to obtain a solution from his database and/or research online. I haven't tried a stress test yet. But it is in my custom gpt that I am working on.
@@JeffSu #3 is absolutely lifechanging. It really helps clarifying my question. Lets put it this way. This prompt saved me 5 to 6 house rules that I wrote in broken English and a lot more effective. I saw the difference immediately. Thank you.
I added the line about asking 5 more questions to my custom instructions and I get questions automatically without asking it every time. Excellent video! Keep it up!
@jeffSu. You are one of my most favourite youtubers, here's why: No bs content, no overly complex designs/concepts, no dramatic music. Just straight forward minimal content that I can perceive to utmost level You replies/reacts to most of the comments which creates conversational atmosphere rather than a boring class. This is extremely rare(in youtubers) and very hard for you having 6L+ subs You include timestamps, video length is just perfect(not too lengthy, not too short), 2-3 videos a month makes your content rich( I have seen many youtubers who dilute their content by repeating upload everyday which causes confusion)
I was using the "mistake 3" solution already before watching this video, i use "Feel free to openly discuss this prompt aswell as ask questions to improve accuracy." game changer frfr
Great video Jeff 00:00: Introduction to misusing ChatGPT. 00:02: Discussing new feature releases and expert advice. 00:18: Custom instructions feature in ChatGPT. 00:53: Setting up effective custom instructions. 01:29: Emulating online creators' styles in ChatGPT. 02:43: Challenges for non-coders using ChatGPT. 03:04: Creating a Google Docs script with ChatGPT. 04:56: 'First try fallacy' in ChatGPT usage. 06:32: Using ChatGPT for actionable insights. 07:32: Insightful Q&A session with ChatGPT. 08:27: 'Prompt overload paradox' and effective use of ChatGPT prompts.
That 5 questions trick + adding them to the custom section (as suggested in a comment from EricMiltsch ) are the best thing I learned to day .. Thanks Jeff & Eric
"... if not (if you're not a fan of his speech), hit the dislike button... TWICE". You think we wouldn't notice this point, huh? 😆🤣😂 You're definitely amazing, Jeff!
Jeff Su is now my favorite TH-camr!!! Straight to the point and makes it entertaining!! Escpeacially when stuff is complicated he makes it easy to understand! And funny!
Wow, this content is really gold. This is my first Jeff Su video, and surely wont be the last. I am building an online business and knowing these tips and tricks could not be more helpful at this time. WOW! Thanks so much :)
@@JeffSu I help content creators, influencers, and industry professionals build online businesses around their personal brands. My team and I build digital products, info-products, paid communities, e-commerce stores, and much much more - we do all the grunt work. I also help older generational business owners modernize their business practices to catch up to modern online business marketing trends and operations. Only started my company 3 weeks ago but got projects going with 4 clients. This digital age that we live in has resulted in so much disruptive innovation that there are now so many unique online business opportunities to explore and take advantage of. Exciting times.
late in commenting, it works both on Gemini and Co-pilot, however, it seems that Gemini can extract more pictures from the source materials or external materials in that manner. Jeff you're really doing hard work, even if you have AI and skilled helpers behind. Just the text prompt to come up, as a human, its already hard enough. the way you have managed to loop relevancy for any job field out there is amazing. for those who have been taking notes, copy what jeff has done but, insert [. ] for those with specific job roles or where there is frequent variables, so that when you copy and paste the text, it will be as easy as filling in the blanks
Thanks for another concise yet super helpful video, Jeff! My favorite tip is the "Ask me 5 questions that will improve the response you will be giving me" because I sometimes struggle with devising the most efficient prompts. Thanks Jeff :D
@JeffSu. It's been a few months since I've watched this video and it's excellent. The "Ask me 5 questions that will improve the response you will be giving me." is great. After a few months later, I've edited it in your Mistake #3 section to be "Ask me 5 relevant clarification questions with detailed examples that will improve the response you will be giving me.". Here's why: Job searches, resumes, job descriptions, etc. I find that when ChatGPT asks me the 5 questions, I struggled to answer them; Mostly because as a jobseeker (with no work nor volunteer experience at all), I'm so unsure of myself. So, the edited version does ask the 5 questions but with detailed examples.
@JeffSu. Here's an example, if you need clarification: """ Thanks for sharing more about your background and details. Here are 5 relevant clarification questions with examples that will help me give you a more tailored response to your computer skills and possibly how to present them for specific situations, like job applications or everyday use: 1. Can you describe a specific task or project where you’ve used Zoom, Skype, or Microsoft Teams in the past? - Example: Did you use Zoom for group discussions, webinars, or presentations? Were you managing meetings or just attending? This will help me understand your proficiency and confidence level with these platforms.
2. When using email platforms like Microsoft Outlook or Gmail, what specific challenges do you face when composing the body of the email? - Example: Do you struggle with organizing your thoughts, choosing the right tone, or finding the right words to explain things? Do you find it hard to add proper signatures or additional details like job titles, links, or company logos?
3. Have you ever encountered a technical issue (like a slow internet connection, an error message on a website, or a software bug) and tried to solve it yourself? - Example: Even if you couldn’t solve it fully, did you attempt to look up solutions online or ask someone for help? This will help clarify your problem-solving skills. 4. What kind of tasks have you used Google Drive for, and how comfortable are you with managing files or collaborating on documents with others? - Example: Have you uploaded files, shared links with others, or edited documents simultaneously with someone else? Understanding the specific features you use can help assess your skill level in cloud storage and file management. 5. Do you prefer written or video-based learning when it comes to improving your skills? - Example: For example, would you rather watch a TH-cam tutorial on how to create detailed email signatures or read a guide? This can help me provide advice on learning strategies that work best for you. Answering these questions will help me refine how I can assist you in developing or presenting your computer skills!"""
"Ask me 5 relevant clarification questions with detailed examples that will improve the response you will be giving me." this is amazing! Thanks for sharing!
@JeffSu really enjoy the energy you bring to your videos! And also how you cut right to the chase by providing information we can understand and use right away. Props!
You just saved me 6 weekly steps with your tip for mistake 2! In tears of joy! Thank you so much. Now if only I can write a script to copy the info from my Google docs tables where each row will move to a ppt slide, my campus news production would be streamlined by hours worth of work! (I had tried Google sheets to ppt with autocrat, but prefer the script in docs vs sheets)
Finally someone who gets it. I use ChatGPT in much the same way you do, some additional things also, but this clarified a few aspects for me and I really appreciate that.
This was incredible content! I was engaged the entire time, the information was presented in an understandable way, and it was super useful! I subscribed :)
Holy Moly! My 'Custom Instruction' was a mess and the actual culprit. You have always been a life saver Jeff. I wish Google also add custom instructions for their Gemini Advanced model. Btw, is there a way to save template with the suffix phrase "Ask me 5 questions that will improve the response you'll be giving me." and reuse that with a simple click and add the context and question to it?
This is very helpful. Where can you find custom instruction input? I cannot find it. Is it something that you put manually, or is there an actual button to click?
Hi Jeff, love it! Do you have any posts where you share your tools and techniques for producing these videos? Any AI tools that help? Any thoughts on ScreenFlow?
@@JeffSu That's a long list. Can you help with prioritization? For example, why not use the 1080p camera built into the Macbook pro 16"? Or other good USB webcams?
I can see why you have so many sub's (including me now), its short to the point and easy to implement. All the other AI type content is very dry and full of marketing hype. Thank you for your hard work!
Great tips! AI can be hard to understand, so your video was a huge help. This makes using ChatGPT for making my workflow more efficient feel way more feasible XD
Jeff, thank you so much for the quality and content of your videos. I recommend them to all my colleagues. I even tell them they get bonuses by clicking Subscribe twice 😅
Very informative! I haven't experimented with custom instructions yet, but I'm definitely going to add that last sentence from Mistake #3 to my prompts! I'll let you know how things go :)
I have been watching your videos since the beginning. I have loved all of your tips and have shared your videos with everyone I know. I just want you to know I've finally subscribed to your newsletter and am looking forward to your content. BTW your intros are phenomenal now!
First time watched this video from your channel, Jeff and I liked and subscribed within the first 60secs. Didn't skip any part and watch the entire video. Love your presentation and humour style, very very impressed, consider me your FAN from today!
Absolutely! I've learned so much from your videos. Thank you for sharing what you have learned. Do you take requests? Requests on a topic to cover. @@JeffSu
Love your videos Jeff! I always learn something new to adopt in my workflow. Quick question: What are you using to highlight and zoom in the video animations? After Effects? Amazing editing btw 💪🏻
Hi Jeff, thanks for this video it's very insightful. I was wondering what you had on your own custom instructions on how you would like ChatGPT to respond, I liked the first three things you had listed and wondering what else you personally had on there. Cheers!
@@JeffSu yes, So using exactly the same inputs I need to run them few times to receive a proper outcome, when earlier it mostly delivered the good ones in one or two tries
"And just like that, the entire blogosphere sounded like Ali Abdaal. It quickly spread to mainstream websites, then media companies, movies, poetry and songs. The world became more productive and entrepreneurial, and we were all living happier, healthier lives. But something wasn't quite right..."
Thank you for this video, it's very informative and helpful. I have a question regarding the first part of the custom instructions, how important is that info if I want to use a certain persona for the responses. My personal info isn't really relevant to how I want to use chatgpt.
Jeff which AI do you think is better for coding? Gemini or Chat GPT 4? Which one is better for um niche coding languages? Like I'm using a plugin for Unreal Engine that lets me use a, modified for UE, version of Angelscript to script in UE. I don't NEEEEEED help from AI, but if I can benefit from it then why not? However, even though there is documentation there aren't too many use cases of AS-UE that I can show to AI chats. What do you think?
00:02 🤔 Advice from self-proclaimed experts may lack sufficient testing, leading to inconsistent results. 01:43 🛠 Custom instructions in ChatGPT should be concise and cover all use cases rather than being overly specific. 02:43 🖥 Writing code isn't necessary to automate tasks with ChatGPT; simple prompts can generate scripts for various purposes. 04:58 🤔 Avoid expecting perfect answers from ChatGPT with just one prompt; adding a request for clarification can significantly improve responses. 06:23 📝 Utilize ChatGPT beyond summarization; request personalized insights or engage in Q&A sessions for actionable results. 08:27 💡 Don't overload on ChatGPT-related content; focus on refining and using a few prompts consistently for improved productivity.
@@JeffSu I'm not the initial guy who asked but still would have some questions for you to potentially cover. How do you use them or how do you find existing custom GPTs for your use cases? Are you using existing ones or do you always create your own for some reason? I am always wondering if this feature is a reasonable alternative to fine-tuning for example if I want to create a Chatbot who is talking like me. Would extremely appreciate it if you cover some of the aspects and in general would love to get your insights on custom GPTs!
Light.... Light sarcasm? Is that even possible? Another great video here for sure, no sarcasm intended. I am going to be checking this out again when I get to the office and really start digging into how I can continue to do far less. Okay that last sentence WAS sarcasm. See? It's like seasoning it with love!
This is such a nice video. The one thing that I was not able to follow here or may be you can help us with is - how do I add both images and text together in Facebook (for example).
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:42 📝 *Custom instructions in ChatGPT should cover a broad range of use cases rather than being overly specific.* 01:50 💡 *Utilize online creators' content to train ChatGPT's writing style by analyzing their work and instructing ChatGPT accordingly.* 02:47 🛠️ *ChatGPT can automate tasks without coding knowledge, like generating meeting notes in Google Docs.* 05:23 🔄 *Instead of expecting perfect responses initially, prompt ChatGPT to ask follow-up questions to refine its understanding and improve outputs.* 06:32 📑 *Rather than just summarizing, prompt ChatGPT with specific questions or scenarios to generate personalized insights and actionable recommendations.* Made with HARPA AI
Great tips, I cant wait to try these out, lately Ive been wondering about a few thing and this answers my questions for now. Cant wait to go through some more of your videos. Thanks!
Thanks for posting this video! These are some amazing tips!! I'm already asking for it to make me a cleaning schedule and create a social media content calendar for my small business. The 5 follow-up questions is a time saver.
Dude. The idea of asking it to analyze existing writing to TELL YOU how to ask it for the same tone and style is BRILLIANT. Your third mistake/tip is the same principle -- leverage the tool itself to teach you how to use it better.
Great video and brilliant tips, thank you very much! I have one question: I’ve learned, when you upload a PDF to ChatGPT that it learns from it and can replicate the information to other users. You didn’t mention this when you uploaded the PDF in your video. What’s the story with that?
What do you mean? I wasn't trying to hide that 😂, it just didn't seem like a big deal to me. Pretty sure every online tool stores our private information...
I am a sort of expert in certain areas of darts. Try this in the sport of darts and you realize, chatgpt does not really know anything, but it assumes quite convincingly and sounds very accurate even when it is not. I am keeping that in my mind when watching how you put in contents that I know nothing about. For example, ask chat gpt what segment ls and numbers are on a dartboard and it will answer correctly. Ask chat gpt what result you get when you add up all the values on a dartboard and you will get a wrong answer. To a novice, that answer seems correct. One would also expect chat gpt to be good ad this mathematical task, so you are likely to trust the outcome.
7:54 Jeff, frankly, I think you are one of the leaders of this short-form epidemic we are facing 😆, caused by TikTok, Reels, .., and now AI summarizing feature. Maybe sooner, writers and content creators will not see a point(and profit) in creating any detailed content(book, podcast, lecture, and even articles), because our Z gen cannot endure it, and they will use AI tools to summarize it. Sadly, our attention span is getting horribly and unrealistically short, and we know, most things that are valuable need detailed explanation, conciseness comes after comprehensiveness, as a supplementary not a replacement. Btw, I love your videos, and I love AI, and I'm very grateful to you for teaching me how to effectively leverage it, yet the concerns are intimidating, I hope you'll make some videos talking about attention span and patience.
Do you agree with these mistakes? What mistakes do you notice others making?
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Why you’re using ChatGPT wrong
00:20 Mistake #1
02:41 Mistake #2
04:55 Mistake #3
06:19 Mistake #4
08:25 Mistake #5
Hey Jeff. Please tell me if this is necessary. I try to stop Chatgpt from Hallucinating. So I asked Chatgpt to ask me questions and inform me if he is unable to obtain a solution from his database and/or research online. I haven't tried a stress test yet. But it is in my custom gpt that I am working on.
You should stress test since I wouldn't know either LOL@@ekot0419
@@JeffSu #3 is absolutely lifechanging. It really helps clarifying my question. Lets put it this way. This prompt saved me 5 to 6 house rules that I wrote in broken English and a lot more effective. I saw the difference immediately. Thank you.
That's amazing!!!@@ekot0419
spelling wrong lol 8:58 last line "be"
I added the line about asking 5 more questions to my custom instructions and I get questions automatically without asking it every time. Excellent video! Keep it up!
Amazing implementation Eric!!
"Ask me 5 questions that will improve the response you will be giving me." Jeff, you're a genius!
My mom thinks so too Robert :)
Absolutely!
@@JeffSu lmao
@@JeffSu Are you doctor yet ?
@@axelf4515 LOL
Dude is one of the few TH-camrs who actually provides real value in every video.
No arguments from me there 😁
Hi Jeff, I am a 63 year old who LOVES learning about ChatGPT. Your videos are amazing!
Woohooo that's AWESOME to hear!!
@jeffSu. You are one of my most favourite youtubers, here's why:
No bs content, no overly complex designs/concepts, no dramatic music. Just straight forward minimal content that I can perceive to utmost level
You replies/reacts to most of the comments which creates conversational atmosphere rather than a boring class. This is extremely rare(in youtubers) and very hard for you having 6L+ subs
You include timestamps, video length is just perfect(not too lengthy, not too short), 2-3 videos a month makes your content rich( I have seen many youtubers who dilute their content by repeating upload everyday which causes confusion)
Wow this is the kindest comment I've come across all day, thank you!!!!
100% facts!
I was using the "mistake 3" solution already before watching this video, i use "Feel free to openly discuss this prompt aswell as ask questions to improve accuracy." game changer frfr
Oh that's awesome!
Great video Jeff
00:00: Introduction to misusing ChatGPT.
00:02: Discussing new feature releases and expert advice.
00:18: Custom instructions feature in ChatGPT.
00:53: Setting up effective custom instructions.
01:29: Emulating online creators' styles in ChatGPT.
02:43: Challenges for non-coders using ChatGPT.
03:04: Creating a Google Docs script with ChatGPT.
04:56: 'First try fallacy' in ChatGPT usage.
06:32: Using ChatGPT for actionable insights.
07:32: Insightful Q&A session with ChatGPT.
08:27: 'Prompt overload paradox' and effective use of ChatGPT prompts.
That 5 questions trick + adding them to the custom section (as suggested in a comment from EricMiltsch ) are the best thing I learned to day .. Thanks Jeff & Eric
Woohooo no problem 😁
Glad the algorithm brought me here! Probably the best - bar none - video on custom instructions that I've found in the TH-cam ether.
Woohooo thank you!
"... if not (if you're not a fan of his speech), hit the dislike button... TWICE". You think we wouldn't notice this point, huh? 😆🤣😂 You're definitely amazing, Jeff!
Well I'm sure SOMEONE noticed 😉
Gonna tell you, you DO have a sense of humor, kind of charming it is!
hahaha thanks 😁
Jeff Su is now my favorite TH-camr!!! Straight to the point and makes it entertaining!! Escpeacially when stuff is complicated he makes it easy to understand! And funny!
No arguments from me 😁
Wow, this content is really gold. This is my first Jeff Su video, and surely wont be the last. I am building an online business and knowing these tips and tricks could not be more helpful at this time. WOW! Thanks so much :)
No problem 😁
@@JeffSu You're the man! Just created a KILLER business plan with your tips and tricks for Chat GPT. Amazing
Woohooo! What kinda business are you in?@@nicknmyers
@@JeffSu I help content creators, influencers, and industry professionals build online businesses around their personal brands. My team and I build digital products, info-products, paid communities, e-commerce stores, and much much more - we do all the grunt work.
I also help older generational business owners modernize their business practices to catch up to modern online business marketing trends and operations. Only started my company 3 weeks ago but got projects going with 4 clients. This digital age that we live in has resulted in so much disruptive innovation that there are now so many unique online business opportunities to explore and take advantage of. Exciting times.
late in commenting, it works both on Gemini and Co-pilot, however, it seems that Gemini can extract more pictures from the source materials or external materials in that manner.
Jeff you're really doing hard work, even if you have AI and skilled helpers behind. Just the text prompt to come up, as a human, its already hard enough.
the way you have managed to loop relevancy for any job field out there is amazing.
for those who have been taking notes, copy what jeff has done but, insert [. ] for those with specific job roles or where there is frequent variables, so that when you copy and paste the text, it will be as easy as filling in the blanks
Thank you so much! I'm coming up with all this myself 😁
Thanks for another concise yet super helpful video, Jeff! My favorite tip is the "Ask me 5 questions that will improve the response you will be giving me" because I sometimes struggle with devising the most efficient prompts. Thanks Jeff :D
No problem May, maybe we can get together sometime and explore these prompts together 😁
Honestly this advice is golden. I had no idea how much I've been holding myself back. Thank you so much!
No problem!
Nice one Jeff! BTW: regarding your 2nd tip of automating docs. This also works nicely with VBA code for MS Word.
Great point!
This guy is good! His videos are thorough and informative! And he's not boring! Love the video!
Woohooo thank you 😁
@JeffSu. It's been a few months since I've watched this video and it's excellent.
The "Ask me 5 questions that will improve the response you will be giving me." is great. After a few months later, I've edited it in your Mistake #3 section to be "Ask me 5 relevant clarification questions with detailed examples that will improve the response you will be giving me.".
Here's why:
Job searches, resumes, job descriptions, etc.
I find that when ChatGPT asks me the 5 questions, I struggled to answer them; Mostly because as a jobseeker (with no work nor volunteer experience at all), I'm so unsure of myself.
So, the edited version does ask the 5 questions but with detailed examples.
@JeffSu.
Here's an example, if you need clarification:
"""
Thanks for sharing more about your background and details. Here are 5 relevant clarification questions with examples that will help me give you a more tailored response to your computer skills and possibly how to present them for specific situations, like job applications or everyday use:
1. Can you describe a specific task or project where you’ve used Zoom, Skype, or Microsoft Teams in the past?
- Example: Did you use Zoom for group discussions, webinars, or presentations? Were you managing meetings or just attending? This will help me understand your proficiency and confidence level with these platforms.
2. When using email platforms like Microsoft Outlook or Gmail, what specific challenges do you face when composing the body of the email?
- Example: Do you struggle with organizing your thoughts, choosing the right tone, or finding the right words to explain things? Do you find it hard to add proper signatures or additional details like job titles, links, or company logos?
3. Have you ever encountered a technical issue (like a slow internet connection, an error message on a website, or a software bug) and tried to solve it yourself?
- Example: Even if you couldn’t solve it fully, did you attempt to look up solutions online or ask someone for help? This will help clarify your problem-solving skills.
4. What kind of tasks have you used Google Drive for, and how comfortable are you with managing files or collaborating on documents with others?
- Example: Have you uploaded files, shared links with others, or edited documents simultaneously with someone else? Understanding the specific features you use can help assess your skill level in cloud storage and file management.
5. Do you prefer written or video-based learning when it comes to improving your skills?
- Example: For example, would you rather watch a TH-cam tutorial on how to create detailed email signatures or read a guide? This can help me provide advice on learning strategies that work best for you.
Answering these questions will help me refine how I can assist you in developing or presenting your computer skills!"""
"Ask me 5 relevant clarification questions with detailed examples that will improve the response you will be giving me." this is amazing! Thanks for sharing!
@JeffSu really enjoy the energy you bring to your videos! And also how you cut right to the chase by providing information we can understand and use right away. Props!
Thanks so much Tim!!
You just saved me 6 weekly steps with your tip for mistake 2! In tears of joy! Thank you so much. Now if only I can write a script to copy the info from my Google docs tables where each row will move to a ppt slide, my campus news production would be streamlined by hours worth of work! (I had tried Google sheets to ppt with autocrat, but prefer the script in docs vs sheets)
Woohoooooo that's great!
Yep. Spent an hour and got the other part figured out too. So much easier than researching through online blogs!
Great Stuff man! Really great work.
Thank you 😁
As always great video Jeff, one question can some or all of this tips can apply to Bard?
Most of them will (apart from custom instructions of course)
There should not be any dislike button for your videos Jeff. Can't thank you enough.
No arguments from me 😁
Finally someone who gets it. I use ChatGPT in much the same way you do, some additional things also, but this clarified a few aspects for me and I really appreciate that.
Awesome!
love your videos & humor just subscribed thanks!
Yay welcome 😁
Great video ❤it - could you give me an advice how you pop out an information and bring it into focus during your videos?
You can check out all the software I use here: www.jeffsu.org/gear/
I've been watching ChatGPT videos all day long, saved a couple, this is the first channel to earn my subscription tho.
That's what I'm talking about 😁
First video I've seen here. Fantastic. Your editing and scripting are on point. Everything is clean af
Woohoo thanks 😁
Great tips and delivery style. I was gonna subscribe but noticed I was already subscribed ;)
Hahahahahahaha feel free to subscribe again :P
@@JeffSusame here. I actually already had the bell clicked. So you know you are producing good content. Nice work
Very same here, haha
Wow notifications on? Thanks Alex!@@alexatedw
LOL another one :)@@buihuubao
This was incredible content! I was engaged the entire time, the information was presented in an understandable way, and it was super useful! I subscribed :)
Woohoo welcome 😁
Last tip was my favorite! Congrats mate.
I'd love to see you working with AI within Power Automate to automate tasks through low code.
Prompt overload one? Nice Luis!
I don't use Power Automate though 😅
Your content is amazing. Keep up the good work.
Will do!
man your production quality is through the roof buddy! well done sir.
Thank you 😁
Holy Moly! My 'Custom Instruction' was a mess and the actual culprit. You have always been a life saver Jeff. I wish Google also add custom instructions for their Gemini Advanced model.
Btw, is there a way to save template with the suffix phrase "Ask me 5 questions that will improve the response you'll be giving me." and reuse that with a simple click and add the context and question to it?
Use a free clipboard manager 😁
Another commenter mentioned that he added this bit to his custom instructions.
This is very helpful. Where can you find custom instruction input? I cannot find it. Is it something that you put manually, or is there an actual button to click?
Bottom left corner :)
Good stuff, brother. Big ups.
Thank you my friend 😁
Great delivery & personality!
Thanks 😁
Thank you for this video. Love your How to AI series.
Thank you 😁
Wow Su, I love the way you hit the topics fast with examples.
That's what I do 😁
3.3k+...Thanks Jeff. Another great advice. Can't wait to see next.
What does the 3.3k mean haha
@@JeffSu 3.3k+ means I'm the 3.3k+ person who smashed the like button.
A value-packed video, it's been a long time since I've watched such a wonderful video. Thanks, Jeff.
You're very welcome! 😁
Hi Jeff, love it! Do you have any posts where you share your tools and techniques for producing these videos? Any AI tools that help? Any thoughts on ScreenFlow?
You can find everything here: www.jeffsu.org/gear/
@@JeffSu That's a long list. Can you help with prioritization? For example, why not use the 1080p camera built into the Macbook pro 16"? Or other good USB webcams?
Production value :)@@justingordon7058
another vid another banger 😍
this is golden, thank you so much Jeff 🙏
Thank you my friend 😁
Great stuff Jeff, im gonna test out some of your tips. Keepem coming
Will do! 😁
Amazing video, love the AI-powered automations 🚀
Now I don't feel so bad not learning coding in college 😁
I can see why you have so many sub's (including me now), its short to the point and easy to implement. All the other AI type content is very dry and full of marketing hype. Thank you for your hard work!
Haha thank you my friend!!
Great tips! AI can be hard to understand, so your video was a huge help. This makes using ChatGPT for making my workflow more efficient feel way more feasible XD
Woohooo that's what I love to hear!
Jeff, thank you so much for the quality and content of your videos. I recommend them to all my colleagues. I even tell them they get bonuses by clicking Subscribe twice 😅
Hahahaha THANK YOU 😁
Number one in prompts man. I follow you. Thanks for this.
No problem! 😁
Amazing content Jeff, love the sense of humor 1:26 😂
Hahaha glad to hear it 😁
You are a KING!
Thank you very much! My ChatGPT use experience changed forever!
Thank you Jeff 😊❤
Yay 😁
8:42 this part is just waaay too cute, I have to rewatch like 4 times!
Hahahaha thanks vincent 😁
Very informative! I haven't experimented with custom instructions yet, but I'm definitely going to add that last sentence from Mistake #3 to my prompts! I'll let you know how things go :)
Let me know how you find it andrea 😁
This is the best video on ChatGPT hacks i've seen on TH-cam. 🎉
No arguments from me 😁
I have been watching your videos since the beginning. I have loved all of your tips and have shared your videos with everyone I know. I just want you to know I've finally subscribed to your newsletter and am looking forward to your content. BTW your intros are phenomenal now!
Wow thank you so much my friend!!! 😁
First time watched this video from your channel, Jeff and I liked and subscribed within the first 60secs. Didn't skip any part and watch the entire video. Love your presentation and humour style, very very impressed, consider me your FAN from today!
Wooohoooo thank you so much!! 😁
Awesome insights and extremelly useful tips Jeff! Thank you so much for sharing! You got yourself a new subscriber!
Woohoo welcome 😁
this might be your best video! love it.
Thank you so much! AND also thank you for being a member!!
Absolutely! I've learned so much from your videos. Thank you for sharing what you have learned. Do you take requests? Requests on a topic to cover. @@JeffSu
What's the request? 😁@@JimiAlfaro
Thanks Jeff for super useful tips!! You never disappoint us. 👍😊
Woohooo thanks 😁
Jeff - Great insights, energy, and passion for sharing simply so that we all get a little better along the way. ⭐️🏆
Thanks so much Randy 😁
Great video! Where did you get the black background with white dots that’s a bit animated? Thank you!
You can find everything I use here: www.jeffsu.org/gear/
Love your videos Jeff! I always learn something new to adopt in my workflow. Quick question: What are you using to highlight and zoom in the video animations? After Effects? Amazing editing btw 💪🏻
You can find everything I use here: www.jeffsu.org/gear/
Hi Jeff, thanks for this video it's very insightful. I was wondering what you had on your own custom instructions on how you would like ChatGPT to respond, I liked the first three things you had listed and wondering what else you personally had on there. Cheers!
Basically what I showed here haha
@JeffSu do you find that with every new version of chatGPT, the responses are getting worse?
Hm...not really, did you notice something different??
@@JeffSu yes, So using exactly the same inputs I need to run them few times to receive a proper outcome, when earlier it mostly delivered the good ones in one or two tries
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I liked your video so much i hit the subscribe button twice!
Wait but that means you unsubscribe :(
@@JeffSu just kidding. Been subscribed for 2 months now. Awesome content and humor
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Your videos are amazing!
Thank you my friend 😁, which one is your favorite so far?
Great video Jeff! Tks for sharing!
Not a problem at all my friend 😁
So good as always! Hitting that 1 mil sub soon brother 🎉🎉🎉
I hope so haha
Thank you for this video, it's very informative and helpful. I have a question regarding the first part of the custom instructions, how important is that info if I want to use a certain persona for the responses. My personal info isn't really relevant to how I want to use chatgpt.
That's totally fine!
Jeff which AI do you think is better for coding? Gemini or Chat GPT 4? Which one is better for um niche coding languages? Like I'm using a plugin for Unreal Engine that lets me use a, modified for UE, version of Angelscript to script in UE. I don't NEEEEEED help from AI, but if I can benefit from it then why not? However, even though there is documentation there aren't too many use cases of AS-UE that I can show to AI chats. What do you think?
The only correct answer I can give you: Use the same prompt for both and see which one makes fewer errors the first time around
00:02 🤔 Advice from self-proclaimed experts may lack sufficient testing, leading to inconsistent results.
01:43 🛠 Custom instructions in ChatGPT should be concise and cover all use cases rather than being overly specific.
02:43 🖥 Writing code isn't necessary to automate tasks with ChatGPT; simple prompts can generate scripts for various purposes.
04:58 🤔 Avoid expecting perfect answers from ChatGPT with just one prompt; adding a request for clarification can significantly improve responses.
06:23 📝 Utilize ChatGPT beyond summarization; request personalized insights or engage in Q&A sessions for actionable results.
08:27 💡 Don't overload on ChatGPT-related content; focus on refining and using a few prompts consistently for improved productivity.
Super helpful tips! Adding several to my repertoire.
Glad to hear it!!
Please make a complete video on Custom Instructions in ChatGPT
What exactly what you like to know? 😁
@@JeffSu I'm not the initial guy who asked but still would have some questions for you to potentially cover. How do you use them or how do you find existing custom GPTs for your use cases? Are you using existing ones or do you always create your own for some reason? I am always wondering if this feature is a reasonable alternative to fine-tuning for example if I want to create a Chatbot who is talking like me. Would extremely appreciate it if you cover some of the aspects and in general would love to get your insights on custom GPTs!
Light.... Light sarcasm? Is that even possible?
Another great video here for sure, no sarcasm intended. I am going to be checking this out again when I get to the office and really start digging into how I can continue to do far less.
Okay that last sentence WAS sarcasm.
See? It's like seasoning it with love!
I guess light sarcasm isn't possible for us Matthew!
@@JeffSu Unless it is sarcasm about lights and lighting products.
Good stuff Jeff!! Very unique tips
Glad to hear it! 😁
This is such a nice video. The one thing that I was not able to follow here or may be you can help us with is - how do I add both images and text together in Facebook (for example).
What do you mean?
Thanks, Jeff, I learned a lot from this video.
No problem 😁
Amazingly helpful video!
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Thank you 😁
Always entertaining and informative 🙏👏🙌
Thank you 😁
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:42 📝 *Custom instructions in ChatGPT should cover a broad range of use cases rather than being overly specific.*
01:50 💡 *Utilize online creators' content to train ChatGPT's writing style by analyzing their work and instructing ChatGPT accordingly.*
02:47 🛠️ *ChatGPT can automate tasks without coding knowledge, like generating meeting notes in Google Docs.*
05:23 🔄 *Instead of expecting perfect responses initially, prompt ChatGPT to ask follow-up questions to refine its understanding and improve outputs.*
06:32 📑 *Rather than just summarizing, prompt ChatGPT with specific questions or scenarios to generate personalized insights and actionable recommendations.*
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Great as usual, Jeff, ty
No problem 😁
Great tips, I cant wait to try these out, lately Ive been wondering about a few thing and this answers my questions for now. Cant wait to go through some more of your videos. Thanks!
Np!
The last top was a good one, thanks.
Just the last one? :(
Thanks for posting this video! These are some amazing tips!! I'm already asking for it to make me a cleaning schedule and create a social media content calendar for my small business. The 5 follow-up questions is a time saver.
Wooohooo that's what I love to hear 😁
Dude. The idea of asking it to analyze existing writing to TELL YOU how to ask it for the same tone and style is BRILLIANT.
Your third mistake/tip is the same principle -- leverage the tool itself to teach you how to use it better.
Hahaha glad you liked it 😁
Great video and brilliant tips, thank you very much! I have one question: I’ve learned, when you upload a PDF to ChatGPT that it learns from it and can replicate the information to other users. You didn’t mention this when you uploaded the PDF in your video. What’s the story with that?
What do you mean? I wasn't trying to hide that 😂, it just didn't seem like a big deal to me. Pretty sure every online tool stores our private information...
I am a sort of expert in certain areas of darts. Try this in the sport of darts and you realize, chatgpt does not really know anything, but it assumes quite convincingly and sounds very accurate even when it is not. I am keeping that in my mind when watching how you put in contents that I know nothing about. For example, ask chat gpt what segment ls and numbers are on a dartboard and it will answer correctly. Ask chat gpt what result you get when you add up all the values on a dartboard and you will get a wrong answer. To a novice, that answer seems correct. One would also expect chat gpt to be good ad this mathematical task, so you are likely to trust the outcome.
I guess it's a good thing I'm not using this for darts 😂
Awesome tips! Thanks Jeff. 👍🏻
No problem
Love it! Now I feel that my premium membership worth every penny!
Woohooo!
You are just amazing!! 🔥🔥🤩🤩
Thank you 😁
Custom instruction: From ChatGPT reply, extract and list all nouns and adjectives in glossary format with their definitions.
Interesting, how do you use this in your workflow?
Great job! Love your suggestionsn
Thank you 😁
Genuis!!! 🤩🤩🤩 Thanks!
You're welcome 😁
how did you learn video editing, is it your background? How can I make videos like this? or do you recomend hiring an editor?
You can find everything I use here: www.jeffsu.org/gear/
7:54 Jeff, frankly, I think you are one of the leaders of this short-form epidemic we are facing 😆, caused by TikTok, Reels, .., and now AI summarizing feature. Maybe sooner, writers and content creators will not see a point(and profit) in creating any detailed content(book, podcast, lecture, and even articles), because our Z gen cannot endure it, and they will use AI tools to summarize it. Sadly, our attention span is getting horribly and unrealistically short, and we know, most things that are valuable need detailed explanation, conciseness comes after comprehensiveness, as a supplementary not a replacement. Btw, I love your videos, and I love AI, and I'm very grateful to you for teaching me how to effectively leverage it, yet the concerns are intimidating, I hope you'll make some videos talking about attention span and patience.
I totally hear you my friend! I guess my approach is more about dealing with reality as opposed to what "ought to be" 😅
I agree, you are right@@JeffSu
The #2 tip, about the scripts for google docs: WOW
I know right???