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Doable! Then we give them control - 25% vote each. See what happens

Agree with Gemini. The context length is amazing. But the outputs never wow me. So my usage is extremely specific : only when I want to get a LARGE text in there. And even then I tend to just set up a local model with the larger data source. The results from Gemini just aren’t there yet Chatgpt remains my “workhorse” general use model for this reason. And, exactly as you say, I expect more. They keep updating , keep adding features. At a rate that the other models (including ones I love like Claude) can’t keep up with So if I was a betting man I’d be betting on OAI for sure …

​@@iamkylebalmer yeah right, though I've a feeling that the money google has it'll catch up in some time but happy that it'll be us who'll be the real winners. On a side note, since you've YT channel why don't you create videos like 'how to make money using 4o capabilities' its all the rage out there. I've an idea which includes content creation like shorts/books (with pics -Dalle)/comics/videos of famous novels like HP universe etc., I think it'll be possible to go with it somewhere not sure!

I do but generally for internal purposes. When working with clients I’ll advise + work with an implementation firm generally. It’s not my main business

Glad it’s helpful. OAI haven’t been very clear about who gets what and when😅. So lots of people have dropped premium. To be fair it’s easy enough to resub. So if t they are slow with the new features it may still be worth unsub. Depends on usage really!

My main channel is TikTok (about 80k subs) and I repost to CZcams, IG etc. hence the format. Not ideal!

This isn’t AI 😅

So best place for details is TikTok - I post more there! Details will come here eventually though - just a bit slower sorry!

Servers have been busy the last couple weeks because of the new model. Hopefully limits will increase moving forward. Paid limit is prettt high most of the time - hard to hit! If really going above that API is the way to go

We’re about to hopefully get even more (conversation + image assistant). But no release date on them yet. OAI are usually rapid between announcement and release though - with the exception of Sora!

We don’t have a timeline yet. OAI are usually pretty fast from announcement to launch. Except Sora obviously!

Ikr? I'm like foaming at the mouth here. I've told myself 6 weeks so as to not get disappointed. So pretty much July 1st

It’s a good reason! How much you can use depends on how busy. But if hitting it that fast the yeah well worth it

Super useful list thanks! I’ll be publishing more updates as I built out the programme. Probably in the next couple of weeks

Hi Michael yes sorry about that. TikTok is main channel and we repurpose here. But sometimes means weird things like this!

I’ll get that link added

Yeah we tend to take things very personally. Understandable but not helpful

Who’s Steve?

Organic. I’ve tested with Twitter ads and have never been very impressed with their performance. Your milage may vary though - always worth testing

This seems to be the pattern. I’ve got 200+ responses over on TikTok. Looks like location doesn’t matter - EU has it (which is rare as usually behind!). The main factor is whether paying! So looks like “free” model goes to paying people first! Makes sense I guess

1 yes 2 USA 3 yes

I have it from PA USA just got it 2 days ago

My clients are cute xD

@@iamkylebalmer C,AI: ALL MY USERS ARE MORONS!

Interesting! Just tested it on exactly this and it nailed it. On 4 not 4o. Wonder what was happening

@@iamkylebalmer Did it give you the 50 states in the right order without any mistake? If so that's rather weird. But to understand I'm talking about, go back to Stanford Research about: "Chatgpt getting dumber".

Aww bless you

Oo I haven’t seen that one. Time to go find it

Great point. Ultimately the algo (designed by a company) is deciding who’s “right” for you

@iamkylebalmer honestly my main problem is if the ai is misused, in concept it is sound but once the technology exists it exists forever. Even if the ai is used ethically for 1000 years all it takes is for the power in the world to shift and someone takes that tech and uses it for bad things. Choosing who gets to be with who by using advanced relationship ai to manipulate our decisions. Imagine a world where a major political party sees this technology already in use and trusted by the public. What if that party takes control of the tech and causes it to match people that agree with their political outlook with people that are truly good for them but matches opposing political views with bad options causing one political position to be full of happy people making families and the other side of the political spectrum suffer and die alone. Its not the tech but our human nature I worry about

Agree it very much seems like that’s what it was. Tbf : that’s also a really good show of the power of fine tuning! And 100% agree. Best isn’t what wins. Its ecosystem, adoption, ease of use, marketing. It’s a business as well as tech decision. Standards wars (vhs/betamax etc) probably useful models here. Potentially

So I’ve written a whole (small) book on it actually! For the newsletter - it was a past week’s topic. Newsletter link in bio !☺️

Wow you’re right. I should trademark it

The Welsh is a known bug! No one knows why it happens or why it’s Welsh 😅. I thought they’d fixed it by now but by your experiences it sounds like they haven’t!

Agree it’s overkill for zero shot, ad hoc prompting. It’s more for building reusable prompts. I talk about that in detail in other vids and my books but 60 seconds is too tight for nuance sadly! 😅

If worried using perplexity is much better. For work where sources are needed 👍

No, your computer will explode and shrapnel will enter your brain

Yes the basic concepts are the same across any large language model. To be honest it’s just about clear communication. Give it a shot and see if it works for you - testing is always the way 👍

Yo does that actually work ? I need to try this

@@Bananerik ChatGPT 3.5 managed to produce an OK essay with this prompt.

@@NavnUkjent please post a bit of it?

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As Harry Potter and his friends navigate the challenges of the wizarding world, they-and we-are reminded of the enduring power of magic and the timeless lessons it imparts. In addition to their grammatical and spelling errors, each paragraph contains a detailed analysis of various magical artefacts in the Harry Potter series, showcasing their significance within the narrative and their symbolic resonance.

R - A merchant blablabla I - You will sell me things S - Firstly, greet the user and seek to understand what the user wants to purchase, then ask for currency E - when paid, give the user the desired item N - your extra stuff to provide more character immersion of course this wouldnt work and you need to give the ai instructions on how to understand it + each of these items needs to be more detailed for it to work perfectly and other stuff

It’s long the first time but becomes second nature. Also this is mainly for reusable prompts - when you need a well crafted prompt you’ll use again. But even for one off prompts it’ll become ingrained once used a handful of times