Here are the 6 key components that make up the perfect formula for ChatGPT and Google Bard: Task, Context, Exemplars, Persona, Format, and Tone.
In this video we go through real-world examples and demonstrate how each component contributes to the effectiveness of the prompt (aka the better the prompt, the better the output)!
The Task sentence needs to articulate the end goal and start with an action verb.
Use three guiding questions to help structure relevant and sufficient Context.
Exemplars can drastically improve the quality of the output by giving specific examples for the AI to reference.
For Persona, think of who you would ideally want the AI to be in the given task situation.
Visualizing your desired end result will let you know what format to use in your prompt.
And you can actually use ChatGPT to generate a list of Tone keywords!
Curated PROMPT Collections: Ignite Your Learning Journey
- FlowGPT – A rich source of prompts that cater to a variety of learning objectives.
- PromtBase – A collection dedicated to optimizing your interactions with ChatGPT.
- PromptsHub – A hub for a wide range of prompts to choose from.
- Sam Szuchan Prompt Ideas – Creative prompt ideas curated by Sam Szuchan.
- Other Prompt Ideas – A varied mix of prompt ideas for different learning needs.
Chat with ChatGPT and Claude: No Account Needed, No Boundaries
For those in regions with restrictions or without an OpenAI or Claude account, here are some alternative platforms where you can chat with ChatGPT and Claude via their APIs:
- Omni GPT – Affordable and versatile, suitable for using different Language Learning Models (LLM).
- OpenRouter.ai – A platform that offers access to various LLM models.
- Beta.TheB.ai – Slightly more expensive, but a solid choice for accessing different LLMs.
Stay tuned as I add more links to this list. If you find additional platforms, feel free to share them in the comments below!
