Creating a YouTube Channel for CAD - Do Not Use AI to Write Your Scripts!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- In this part of the series on creating a TH-cam channel for CAD, I use a real example from ChatGPT why you should not use AI to write your video scripts.
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Thanks,
Dave
Great, really great!
“happy modeling” - great idea to hear something like that in a serious tutorial, I'm still laughing...
No, something like that has no place in a serious tutorial.
Dave, keep up the good work!
Yup, AI doesn't understand the personalities of the people typically watching CAD videos, and why you should never tell them "happy modeling."
ChatGPT will always be many steps behind the knowledge of a human trainer like you Dave. Don't worry.
My main concern is that people will use it to write scripts for a CAD-based TH-cam channel. And as I said in my first video in this series, we really need more TH-cam options for CAD. Especially Creo. People shouldn't have "Dave Martin's approach" as their sole option for learning Creo at no cost.
Nervously thinking about how in the next Mathcad video to be uploaded (today, hopefully), the speaker says "happy calculating" at the end of it.
The Advanced Controls webinar and associated videos are great. I learned a lot and recommend them to every Mathcad user. But yeah, "happy calculating" isn't something I could say.
If the script didn't mention that in creo you can do "command > target" or "target > command" without forcing you to one workflow, then it's not a good script! :D
Good catch. I missed that. The ChatGPT script used "target > command" (also known as object-action workflows) only, without explaining how you can invoke the command first. Explaining the flexibility is essential for new users.
Where did you learn creo ? You just Playing with all kind of tools
I started with Pro/ENGINEER around v12 at Martin Marietta. But I didn't really learn it until I became an instructor with PTC in 2001.
@CADPLMGuy i am using creo for aluminium die mold design yours videos really helpful in my work to clear my doubts
Id rather not create a channel on CAD where i have a "competing" channel such as yours which already produces high quality content. :)
Unfortunately, TH-cam does make it a competition for views. But you could make videos where you build an entire part from scratch. Those kinds of videos get way more views than mine.
@CADPLMGuy it was a compliment Dave :). Thank you for taking the time and effort to share your work and experience.