7 Power Tips to Make AI Your Most Profitable Employee

GPT-4 is insanely powerful.

99% are using it the wrong way.

7 power tips to make AI your most profitable employee:

— Brett Adcock (@adcock_brett) March 19, 2023

Context:

There are several ways to access GPT-4,

In this thread, I’ll be using ChatGPT’s version of GPT-4 to show its power.

These prompt principles will change the game for your writing. pic.twitter.com/yOM5CmodjK

— Brett Adcock (@adcock_brett) March 19, 2023

Make AI an actor

Give the AI a role.

Tell them the persona they need emulate.

If you leave this up to chance, the AI will make too many assumptions.

e.g. "Act like you're a first-time founder of a software company." pic.twitter.com/5iBYz5c0eH

— Brett Adcock (@adcock_brett) March 19, 2023

Go heavy on context

Bad prompt, bad result.

Simple as that.

The more context you give, the better your responses will be.

Trying giving basic context like:

→ Tone
→ Length
→ Target audience
→ Desired outcome
→ Where the content will go pic.twitter.com/8AtCsqxzni

— Brett Adcock (@adcock_brett) March 19, 2023

Break your request into smaller parts

If you ask for a whole blog post at once, it won't be as good.

If you break the request into parts, you can get great content.

A good rule of thumb?

Ask for a max of 300 words at a time. pic.twitter.com/HRdmlUifzo

— Brett Adcock (@adcock_brett) March 19, 2023

Segment your asks

Most requests in ChatGPT fall in 1 of 3 buckets:

→ Research
→ Creation
→ Improvement

Research prompts can have less context.

Creation prompts need the most context.

Improvement prompts require the most back and forth. pic.twitter.com/M13Ag4jPgv

— Brett Adcock (@adcock_brett) March 19, 2023