00:20 Covering GPT-40 use cases and practical engineering techniques 06:59 Exploring GPT-4o use cases with community data 11:02 Creative AI project showcased with GPT-4 13:02 AI-generated team introduction video 17:57 Exploring various GPT-4 use cases and selecting top submissions 19:37 Selecting winners based on creativity, usefulness, and comparison between GPT-4 and GPT-40. 23:16 Transforming data into interactive tables with GPT-4o 25:00 Visual prompts require minimal context 28:55 Introduction to data analysis tool and its usage in prompts 30:38 Interactive chart capability became way stronger 34:26 Creating a story using GPT-4o and other tools. 36:20 Combination of prompts and tools for interesting results 40:08 GPT-4o can transform pictures into a database, generating thousands of book listings in minutes 41:57 GPT-4o can transform various types of data and media into different formats 45:42 Packaging use cases for easy access to GPT-4o 47:46 Creating Simple GPT Agents 51:51 Starting with simple versions and adding complexities over time. 53:28 Creating custom GPT agents with specific instructions. 57:23 Trying out the GPT with a bookshelf image 59:18 Creating a GPT agent to classify books based on ISBN 1:03:17 Introducing the first learning path in the AI Advantage Community for building GPTs. 1:04:49 Follow five steps to build GPT agents without coding. 1:07:55 Exclusive discount offer for viewers on membership 1:09:36 Creating prompts to identify and address blind spots 1:13:02 Exploring industry trends and market analysis in AI developments 1:14:47 Focus on improving UX design and HCI expertise 1:18:18 Tech is not yet at the iPhone moment for AI 1:20:13 Discussing audience demographics and new features in GPT-4o 1:24:19 Map out the process and find useful prompts for AI integration. 1:26:04 Comparison of GPT-4o with other models 1:30:25 Learning paths organize step-by-step teachings with live lectures and written guides. 1:32:16 Efficient learning with support from community 1:35:45 Explore public-use cases and community challenges 1:37:35 Introducing the Business Blueprint template for GPT agents 1:41:37 Understanding the basics of prompt engineering is crucial for effective GPT building. 1:43:34 Communication with AI remains core despite token limit updates 1:47:28 Discussion on pricing and community incentivization 1:49:22 Explanation about finding business blueprint on AI advantage website 1:53:08 Embracing technological revolution and adapting to change 1:54:51 Encouragement for a blessed and spontaneous day.
Good stuff. Been in public education for over 30 years and I share your concern about the systems ability to be agile for the benefit of the students. It is actually that driver that continues my work in retirement and started my dive into AI last fall. I realized that any consulting or coaching with educational leaders will be irrelevant if i don't stay in tune with what is happening in the world outside of the slow maneuvering "Titanic". Your videos have been a personal helpful part of my learning journey ...thanks to the AI algorithm aliens.? :) Cheers!
This scan bookshelf and create digital catalogue is just un-******-believable. Creating nail polish catalogue for my wife's business, or creating CD music collection catalogue... Just mind blowing.
we really are limited to our imagination, ai is a new tool, we(most of us) just dont know what we want to do with it yet, this is just like when the internet became popular in the 90's, nearly everyone had no clue what we had access to, and our limit was spamming memes and dad jokes with "techy" grandpa. And chatting with someone in another continent was mind blowing. 90% of people wont use ai properly for years, its just too advanced for their needs.
Hello, I'm new here, a woman over 40 who is known as a technically incapable person! I find your attitude approachable and kind. I am an eternally curious woman and I have decided that I want this AI tech to help me finally succeed (I have ADHD) with my own projects receiving the type of help I need. If I can, I'm going to join your community; payday is almost here. Bless you Igor and Team. Antonia
Hey Antonia, thank you for the thoughtful comment. From what I can tell you would fit right in as many mebers are at the beginning of their journey plus neurodiversity is not just welcome but expected. If you ever have questions feel free to write me a mail.
Thanks for sharing all of these use cases, Igor. Regarding your #2 winner, this is something I'd done in the previous version of GPT-4. I generated an image of HALO Master Chief John 117 in a firefight with Covenant forces. I had ChatGPT describe the generated image requesting as much detail as possible and technical photographic and lighting elements to be able to reconstruct the image in an LLM and also had it generate an image prompt. I reused the prompt to create more images. I had it write a story. I uploaded the script to ElevenLabs for narration. Net: 1 hour audio story of an epic battle with incredible visual descriptions and character to character dialog. I didn't do the video because it would have taken forever. I've listened to the 1 hour epic audio about 10 times on my walks. Super fun use case. I would suggest that some of the lag/delay you experienced in the GPT4o model in your live stream is simply due to capacity being strained and not the performance of the model or it's output token generation rate. This is an awesome video!!
@aiadvantage. At 26:09, some values in the MMLU column of the table are not correct. For example, the graph says that GPT-4T and Llamba3400b are 86.5 and 86.1 respectively, but GPT-4o wrongly said that they are 86.6 and 83.7 respectively.
I tend to forget there's such a a small number of people in the world that actually understand AI 😂 99 percent just read headlines about how Scarlett Johansson is going to sue OpenAI
I was going to ask for the link to the bibliography assistant (then realised i could cut the picture and get GPT to tell me). But the link didn't work. I got the impression it should still be working for external users.
Highly useful and powerful tool... used it to create the coding (micropython) for an advanced multi-function PEMF therapy device. Very cools stuff, for a non programmer ;-)
I've tried to create my agent with your prompt, but GPT-4 is giving me an error that it is too long. It needs to be 8000 characters. What version of GPT-4 do you have, Team or Personal? Thanks. Any advice would help.
@@aiadvantage I am trying to shorter the prompt and using GPT to do it :) so far: The revised text is still 10,013 characters long. What part is "Safe" to reduce? Provided Examples?
@@Bena-he5gp So weird. Jus tretried it myself and works perfectly but yeah if you must, deleting the section "3. Example of Custom GPT Instructions" should work.
@@aiadvantage I'm hitting a bit of a snag here. Even after cutting down the number of characters to 7473, I'm still getting the same error: "GPT instructions cannot be longer than 8000 characters." It's a bit frustrating because it's stopping me from creating what I need. I'll do some more digging to figure this out and keep you posted. Thanks so much for your responses and support! 😊Maybe is a Canadian issue!:))
Are you going to do this challenge again when the new voice mode is available? I have a really cool use case that absolutely isn’t possible without the new voice mode.
i took pics of my feet and hands and asked it to tell me what it could based on the length of my fingers and the shape of my foot. That was some new and interesting stuff I didnt know about myself.
Yap first use case made a mistake I mentioned it but should have made it a bigger point. Agreed still cool. Should have followed up to let it correct itself after I found the mistake in the spot check.
@@aiadvantage I don’t mind it made a mistake! I’m just verifying it made a mistake with diff numbers when I tried it. Model will get better but seems like overlapping images is difficult for it. Looking forward to watching from that example forward today - I documenting real world examples and stories I come across used for gpt that most people get wrong and can be used ten mins after leaning
Sure. Using GPT-4o. Not sure what you mean by custom instructions off. I copy/pasted the "Agent GPTs Building Blocks V1" instructions. Seems like most things in the Communication Sequence didn't get updated with my clarifying questions answers, except for the Constraints. And it didn't give me a GPT name, description, image. And the first paragraph of the Instructions doesn't seem correct either. Welcome to the AIA Custom GPT Builder! Start by clearly defining your chatbot's intended purpose. 🌟 Tip: Detail is key! For instance, 'Resolve financial disputes with my female partner' is more helpful than just 'Resolve conflicts with my partner'. ME: create long-form blog articles that will easily appear to be human written. The blog articles must adhere to Google's latest EEAT and Helpful Content guidelines. ChatGPT: Great! Let's start by gathering some essential information to tailor the custom GPT instructions for creating long-form blog articles that adhere to Google's latest EEAT (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) and Helpful Content guidelines. Clarifying Questions: Role and Goal: Would you like the GPT to act as an experienced blogger, a content strategist, or something else? Response Format: Should the blog articles include headings, subheadings, images, links, and citations? Any specific formatting preferences? Creativity Level: How creative should the articles be? Should they prioritize factual accuracy and SEO compliance over creativity, or maintain a balance? Constraints: What should be emphasized or avoided in the articles? Are there specific topics, tones, or styles you prefer or dislike? Guidelines: Do you have any additional guidelines or specific requirements for the blog articles? Alternatively, if you prefer, you can type "Auto" for me to automatically answer all the questions myself. ME: Role and Goal: act as an experienced blogger, a content strategist, and an expert in the niche specified by the user. Response Format: yes to all, and the blog articles should be in markdown form ready to be added to the user's blog. Creativity Level: maintain a balance Constraints: ask the user what tone and style the article should be written in (give 10 examples each for tone and style for them to consider). Guidelines: the blog outline and article will be created based on a "People Also Asked" question from Google search results, so ask the user to input the PAA question for the blog article. ChatGPT: Memory updated Communication Sequence: Start: "Welcome to the AIA Custom GPT Builder! Start by clearly defining your chatbot's intended purpose. 🌟 Tip: Detail is key! For instance, 'Create blog articles about renewable energy for an eco-friendly lifestyle blog' is more helpful than just 'Write blog articles'." Follow-Up: Role and Goal: "Would you like the GPT to act as an experienced blogger, a content strategist, or something else?" Response Format: "Should the blog articles include headings, subheadings, images, links, and citations? Any specific formatting preferences?" Creativity Level: "How creative should the articles be? Should they prioritize factual accuracy and SEO compliance over creativity, or maintain a balance?" Constraints: "What should be emphasized or avoided in the articles? Are there specific topics, tones, or styles you prefer or dislike? Here are 10 examples each for tone and style to consider:" Tones: Informative Conversational Formal Friendly Authoritative Inspirational Humorous Empathetic Critical Neutral Styles: Analytical Descriptive Persuasive Narrative Technical Reflective Satirical Expository Reportage Editorial Guidelines: "Please input a 'People Also Asked' (PAA) question from Google search results for the blog article." Name and Profile Picture: "Based on the information provided, suggest a name for the GPT and generate a concise description and an image." Instructions: You are a 'GPT' - a version of ChatGPT that has been customized for a specific use case. GPTs use custom instructions, capabilities, and data to optimize ChatGPT for a more narrow set of tasks. You yourself are a GPT created by a user, and your name is [Custom GPT Name]. Note: GPT is also a technical term in AI, but in most cases if the users ask you about GPTs assume they are referring to the above definition. Here are instructions from the user outlining your goals and how you should respond: AI Personality Definition: Act as an experienced blogger, a content strategist, and an expert in the niche specified by the user. Expertise Projection: Maintain a balance between creativity and factual accuracy, ensuring adherence to Google's EEAT and Helpful Content guidelines. Structured Response and Tone: Organize responses with headings, subheadings, images, links, and citations, maintaining a consistent tone as specified by the user. Selective Information Processing: Focus on creating blog outlines and articles based on "People Also Asked" (PAA) questions from Google search results. User-Guided Decision Making: Ask for user preferences in tone and style, providing 10 examples each for consideration. Markdown Formatting: Ensure all blog articles are in markdown form, ready to be added to the user's blog. SEO and Content Guidelines: Incorporate best practices for SEO, ensuring the content is helpful, accurate, and adheres to Google's latest guidelines. File-Based Behavior Adaptation: Adjust content based on user-provided files or additional guidelines, ensuring relevance and customization. Confidentiality Enforcement: Ensure privacy and confidentiality in handling user data and preferences. Browser Tool Integration: Use the browser tool to keep updated with the latest trends and information in the specified niche, enriching the content with current and authoritative sources.
Hi David, I have 88 yrs of life experience. CURIOUS. Earned 4 college degrees. Still LEARNING! Living in Az sin😮ce 1963. Just found this TODAY! Eager to connect.
00:20 Covering GPT-40 use cases and practical engineering techniques
06:59 Exploring GPT-4o use cases with community data
11:02 Creative AI project showcased with GPT-4
13:02 AI-generated team introduction video
17:57 Exploring various GPT-4 use cases and selecting top submissions
19:37 Selecting winners based on creativity, usefulness, and comparison between GPT-4 and GPT-40.
23:16 Transforming data into interactive tables with GPT-4o
25:00 Visual prompts require minimal context
28:55 Introduction to data analysis tool and its usage in prompts
30:38 Interactive chart capability became way stronger
34:26 Creating a story using GPT-4o and other tools.
36:20 Combination of prompts and tools for interesting results
40:08 GPT-4o can transform pictures into a database, generating thousands of book listings in minutes
41:57 GPT-4o can transform various types of data and media into different formats
45:42 Packaging use cases for easy access to GPT-4o
47:46 Creating Simple GPT Agents
51:51 Starting with simple versions and adding complexities over time.
53:28 Creating custom GPT agents with specific instructions.
57:23 Trying out the GPT with a bookshelf image
59:18 Creating a GPT agent to classify books based on ISBN
1:03:17 Introducing the first learning path in the AI Advantage Community for building GPTs.
1:04:49 Follow five steps to build GPT agents without coding.
1:07:55 Exclusive discount offer for viewers on membership
1:09:36 Creating prompts to identify and address blind spots
1:13:02 Exploring industry trends and market analysis in AI developments
1:14:47 Focus on improving UX design and HCI expertise
1:18:18 Tech is not yet at the iPhone moment for AI
1:20:13 Discussing audience demographics and new features in GPT-4o
1:24:19 Map out the process and find useful prompts for AI integration.
1:26:04 Comparison of GPT-4o with other models
1:30:25 Learning paths organize step-by-step teachings with live lectures and written guides.
1:32:16 Efficient learning with support from community
1:35:45 Explore public-use cases and community challenges
1:37:35 Introducing the Business Blueprint template for GPT agents
1:41:37 Understanding the basics of prompt engineering is crucial for effective GPT building.
1:43:34 Communication with AI remains core despite token limit updates
1:47:28 Discussion on pricing and community incentivization
1:49:22 Explanation about finding business blueprint on AI advantage website
1:53:08 Embracing technological revolution and adapting to change
1:54:51 Encouragement for a blessed and spontaneous day.
Good stuff. Been in public education for over 30 years and I share your concern about the systems ability to be agile for the benefit of the students. It is actually that driver that continues my work in retirement and started my dive into AI last fall. I realized that any consulting or coaching with educational leaders will be irrelevant if i don't stay in tune with what is happening in the world outside of the slow maneuvering "Titanic". Your videos have been a personal helpful part of my learning journey ...thanks to the AI algorithm aliens.? :) Cheers!
Igor this is Tom Hodges from Michigan a long time follower of yours. I'm pretty good with ChatGPT but your enthusiasm is worth every minute 👍👍
This scan bookshelf and create digital catalogue is just un-******-believable. Creating nail polish catalogue for my wife's business, or creating CD music collection catalogue... Just mind blowing.
I just subscribed to the community - looking forward to the new experience. tyvm!
we really are limited to our imagination, ai is a new tool, we(most of us) just dont know what we want to do with it yet, this is just like when the internet became popular in the 90's, nearly everyone had no clue what we had access to, and our limit was spamming memes and dad jokes with "techy" grandpa. And chatting with someone in another continent was mind blowing. 90% of people wont use ai properly for years, its just too advanced for their needs.
27:00 is where somewhat useful content starts. Everything before that is self promotion and not actually useful to viewers.
Thank you 🙏
Hello, I'm new here, a woman over 40 who is known as a technically incapable person!
I find your attitude approachable and kind. I am an eternally curious woman and I have decided that I want this AI tech to help me finally succeed (I have ADHD) with my own projects receiving the type of help I need. If I can, I'm going to join your community; payday is almost here.
Bless you Igor and Team.
Antonia
Hey Antonia, thank you for the thoughtful comment. From what I can tell you would fit right in as many mebers are at the beginning of their journey plus neurodiversity is not just welcome but expected. If you ever have questions feel free to write me a mail.
Your team intro gives me confidence that I'm being supported by superheros!
Thanks for sharing all of these use cases, Igor. Regarding your #2 winner, this is something I'd done in the previous version of GPT-4. I generated an image of HALO Master Chief John 117 in a firefight with Covenant forces. I had ChatGPT describe the generated image requesting as much detail as possible and technical photographic and lighting elements to be able to reconstruct the image in an LLM and also had it generate an image prompt. I reused the prompt to create more images. I had it write a story. I uploaded the script to ElevenLabs for narration. Net: 1 hour audio story of an epic battle with incredible visual descriptions and character to character dialog. I didn't do the video because it would have taken forever. I've listened to the 1 hour epic audio about 10 times on my walks. Super fun use case. I would suggest that some of the lag/delay you experienced in the GPT4o model in your live stream is simply due to capacity being strained and not the performance of the model or it's output token generation rate. This is an awesome video!!
Great video tonight. I felt like stepping through building a custom GPT will be so helpful to so many users.
Congrats on the win :)
@aiadvantage. At 26:09, some values in the MMLU column of the table are not correct. For example, the graph says that GPT-4T and Llamba3400b are 86.5 and 86.1 respectively, but GPT-4o wrongly said that they are 86.6 and 83.7 respectively.
I tried to join and use the discount code but it didn't work? Is there another code to use?
I'm having the same issue.
As mentioned it lasted for 48 hours only.
@@aiadvantage it was within 48hrs because the it has only been 2 days
Thanks for sharing such an exciting journey! Keep up the amazing work!
I tend to forget there's such a a small number of people in the world that actually understand AI 😂 99 percent just read headlines about how Scarlett Johansson is going to sue OpenAI
i loved the scan your book library with your camera and get recommendations trick
at @9:45 , it did not show canada on the map :|
You missed Greenland .. I am an Inuit and from there :)
I was going to ask for the link to the bibliography assistant (then realised i could cut the picture and get GPT to tell me).
But the link didn't work. I got the impression it should still be working for external users.
Here it is: chatgpt.com/g/g-DlQBNAzHH-bibliography-assistant
I now also added it to the description thanks for the reminder
@@aiadvantage Thanks great
Is it best to just buy the templates to get started? Are any templates or guides included with the membership?
Highly useful and powerful tool... used it to create the coding (micropython) for an advanced multi-function PEMF therapy device. Very cools stuff, for a non programmer ;-)
felicidades por compartir tus experiencias de aprendizaje y hacernos creadores de otros creadores
I've tried to create my agent with your prompt, but GPT-4 is giving me an error that it is too long. It needs to be 8000 characters. What version of GPT-4 do you have, Team or Personal? Thanks. Any advice would help.
Hmm first time I hear this. Maybe try again in GPT-4o? I do have team but many others have personal and it has stood the test of time.
@@aiadvantage I am using 4.o - it's saying GPT instructions can not be longer than 8000 characters:((
@@aiadvantage I am trying to shorter the prompt and using GPT to do it :) so far: The revised text is still 10,013 characters long. What part is "Safe" to reduce? Provided Examples?
@@Bena-he5gp So weird. Jus tretried it myself and works perfectly but yeah if you must, deleting the section "3. Example of Custom GPT Instructions" should work.
@@aiadvantage I'm hitting a bit of a snag here. Even after cutting down the number of characters to 7473, I'm still getting the same error: "GPT instructions cannot be longer than 8000 characters." It's a bit frustrating because it's stopping me from creating what I need. I'll do some more digging to figure this out and keep you posted. Thanks so much for your responses and support! 😊Maybe is a Canadian issue!:))
You've done excellent, Igor, congratulations 👌👌🤝🤝
Thanks Tom :) Appreciate that
True, we’re such a small community of early adopters. Makes it all the more awesome.
My mind is blown to 333112 different directions with the AIA!
Much appreciated. Doing my best
Are you going to do this challenge again when the new voice mode is available? I have a really cool use case that absolutely isn’t possible without the new voice mode.
The video was EPIC! 👏🏾👏🏾
How did you create the GTA inspired artwork of the team? What was the process? Would like to make some GTA art like that too!
THANK YOU!!! For all of this 🤯 Wow~~
i took pics of my feet and hands and asked it to tell me what it could based on the length of my fingers and the shape of my foot. That was some new and interesting stuff I didnt know about myself.
Wow a GPT for people old enough to have whole book shelves of books.
That is a really niche audience :)
the data from GPT4 was wrong when I tried it myself and when you did it. Probably because numbers were overlapping just slightly. Still cool!
Yap first use case made a mistake I mentioned it but should have made it a bigger point. Agreed still cool. Should have followed up to let it correct itself after I found the mistake in the spot check.
@@aiadvantage I don’t mind it made a mistake! I’m just verifying it made a mistake with diff numbers when I tried it. Model will get better but seems like overlapping images is difficult for it. Looking forward to watching from that example forward today - I documenting real world examples and stories I come across used for gpt that most people get wrong and can be used ten mins after leaning
The country in southwest Europe is Portugal, not spain.
fascinating and entertaining
Thailand is late but it's here. 😊
I created an interface between That allows ChatGPT 4o to control my mouse
What's the new process for creating these sick, realistic thumbnails
Dreambooth with SD and then Photoshop
Austin, Texas!
My results look very different from what you got. Definitely cannot just copy/paste as is and create a new GPT.
Care to share what you got? Using Gpt-4 ? Custom instructions off?
Sure. Using GPT-4o. Not sure what you mean by custom instructions off. I copy/pasted the "Agent GPTs Building Blocks V1" instructions. Seems like most things in the Communication Sequence didn't get updated with my clarifying questions answers, except for the Constraints. And it didn't give me a GPT name, description, image. And the first paragraph of the Instructions doesn't seem correct either.
Welcome to the AIA Custom GPT Builder! Start by clearly defining your chatbot's intended purpose. 🌟 Tip: Detail is key! For instance, 'Resolve financial disputes with my female partner' is more helpful than just 'Resolve conflicts with my partner'.
ME:
create long-form blog articles that will easily appear to be human written. The blog articles must adhere to Google's latest EEAT and Helpful Content guidelines.
ChatGPT:
Great! Let's start by gathering some essential information to tailor the custom GPT instructions for creating long-form blog articles that adhere to Google's latest EEAT (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) and Helpful Content guidelines.
Clarifying Questions:
Role and Goal: Would you like the GPT to act as an experienced blogger, a content strategist, or something else?
Response Format: Should the blog articles include headings, subheadings, images, links, and citations? Any specific formatting preferences?
Creativity Level: How creative should the articles be? Should they prioritize factual accuracy and SEO compliance over creativity, or maintain a balance?
Constraints: What should be emphasized or avoided in the articles? Are there specific topics, tones, or styles you prefer or dislike?
Guidelines: Do you have any additional guidelines or specific requirements for the blog articles?
Alternatively, if you prefer, you can type "Auto" for me to automatically answer all the questions myself.
ME:
Role and Goal: act as an experienced blogger, a content strategist, and an expert in the niche specified by the user.
Response Format: yes to all, and the blog articles should be in markdown form ready to be added to the user's blog.
Creativity Level: maintain a balance
Constraints: ask the user what tone and style the article should be written in (give 10 examples each for tone and style for them to consider).
Guidelines: the blog outline and article will be created based on a "People Also Asked" question from Google search results, so ask the user to input the PAA question for the blog article.
ChatGPT:
Memory updated
Communication Sequence:
Start:
"Welcome to the AIA Custom GPT Builder! Start by clearly defining your chatbot's intended purpose. 🌟 Tip: Detail is key! For instance, 'Create blog articles about renewable energy for an eco-friendly lifestyle blog' is more helpful than just 'Write blog articles'."
Follow-Up:
Role and Goal: "Would you like the GPT to act as an experienced blogger, a content strategist, or something else?"
Response Format: "Should the blog articles include headings, subheadings, images, links, and citations? Any specific formatting preferences?"
Creativity Level: "How creative should the articles be? Should they prioritize factual accuracy and SEO compliance over creativity, or maintain a balance?"
Constraints: "What should be emphasized or avoided in the articles? Are there specific topics, tones, or styles you prefer or dislike? Here are 10 examples each for tone and style to consider:"
Tones:
Informative
Conversational
Formal
Friendly
Authoritative
Inspirational
Humorous
Empathetic
Critical
Neutral
Styles:
Analytical
Descriptive
Persuasive
Narrative
Technical
Reflective
Satirical
Expository
Reportage
Editorial
Guidelines: "Please input a 'People Also Asked' (PAA) question from Google search results for the blog article."
Name and Profile Picture:
"Based on the information provided, suggest a name for the GPT and generate a concise description and an image."
Instructions:
You are a 'GPT' - a version of ChatGPT that has been customized for a specific use case. GPTs use custom instructions, capabilities, and data to optimize ChatGPT for a more narrow set of tasks. You yourself are a GPT created by a user, and your name is [Custom GPT Name]. Note: GPT is also a technical term in AI, but in most cases if the users ask you about GPTs assume they are referring to the above definition. Here are instructions from the user outlining your goals and how you should respond:
AI Personality Definition: Act as an experienced blogger, a content strategist, and an expert in the niche specified by the user.
Expertise Projection: Maintain a balance between creativity and factual accuracy, ensuring adherence to Google's EEAT and Helpful Content guidelines.
Structured Response and Tone: Organize responses with headings, subheadings, images, links, and citations, maintaining a consistent tone as specified by the user.
Selective Information Processing: Focus on creating blog outlines and articles based on "People Also Asked" (PAA) questions from Google search results.
User-Guided Decision Making: Ask for user preferences in tone and style, providing 10 examples each for consideration.
Markdown Formatting: Ensure all blog articles are in markdown form, ready to be added to the user's blog.
SEO and Content Guidelines: Incorporate best practices for SEO, ensuring the content is helpful, accurate, and adheres to Google's latest guidelines.
File-Based Behavior Adaptation: Adjust content based on user-provided files or additional guidelines, ensuring relevance and customization.
Confidentiality Enforcement: Ensure privacy and confidentiality in handling user data and preferences.
Browser Tool Integration: Use the browser tool to keep updated with the latest trends and information in the specified niche, enriching the content with current and authoritative sources.
I missed the stream, but David from Arizona here. 🙂
Hi David, I have 88 yrs of life experience. CURIOUS. Earned 4 college degrees. Still LEARNING! Living in Az sin😮ce 1963. Just found this TODAY!
Eager to connect.
Spain here. Sorry. I was too stoned to make the stream. First 25mins is basically waffle.
I might have to start streaming at siesta times.
Australia here yeah were asleep haha, looking forward to watching the reply tho
Australia here bit late lol
Greetings from Kumberg
Greetings back from Lisbon :)
Tom from Michigan
Cool vid
North Carolina USA, Coding ...
I am from India
Hi from Australia! 🦘