Can you share any other examples of what you’ve asked? Feeling somewhat uncreative on how to apply LLMs to day-to-day work!
Sure, unfortunately GPT-4 doesn’t seem to save the chat histories properly, but the most recent three by memory (topics obfuscated):
Write out paragraph showing how <intervention> will help <target country> <target org’s priorities>.
Failure: GPT replies bloated text that makes the argument, but is too weasle-worded. Would be more work to rewrite than just do from scratch.
Format following into list with:<name> <occupation>[messy content I had copied from website including the names and occupations along with other html stuff between]
Format following into list with:<name> <occupation>
[messy content I had copied from website including the names and occupations along with other html stuff between]
Success: GPT replied with all names in the right format easy to copy paste into google sheets.
What are top ten newspapers in <target country> ranked by political influence
Success: GPT replied with reasonable looking top ten list including a description of their political orientation
One I often find myself asking and getting great answers to is:
Write sheets function that <does thing I need to do>
I also often use gpt to get brainstorms started.
My org is trying to achieve <thing>, list ten ways we could go about this.
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Can you share any other examples of what you’ve asked? Feeling somewhat uncreative on how to apply LLMs to day-to-day work!
Sure, unfortunately GPT-4 doesn’t seem to save the chat histories properly, but the most recent three by memory (topics obfuscated):
Failure: GPT replies bloated text that makes the argument, but is too weasle-worded. Would be more work to rewrite than just do from scratch.
Success: GPT replied with all names in the right format easy to copy paste into google sheets.
Success: GPT replied with reasonable looking top ten list including a description of their political orientation
One I often find myself asking and getting great answers to is:
I also often use gpt to get brainstorms started.