This is the problem I saw among chatGPT users. I do not know whether you experience it or not. Have you ever been in this situation. You receive a nice answer with chatGPT but do not remember prompts? - You have to scroll over history chats to find your previous prompts, and copy/paste it to current chat. Your work pile up. You have many things to do on ChatGPT. You have difficulty organizing your prompts. Would love to share with you a solution: Organize your prompts in an AI workflow → with just a simple input. AI can understand how to provide answer for that specific requirement. Imagine not having to write a long prompt again after 1 time, but just provide a simple input, ChatGPT can provide you high-quality answers. The technique is quite simple: everytime you got a really good prompt that generate best answers, and you need to use that prompts more time in the future → just put it into an AI workflow → design a mutual input (for example: for a blog post, the inputs are content ideas and target audience, for lesson plan, the inputs are grade level, subject,…) You can try to input it in any AI agent/AI workflow builder platform. If our group has any other ideas, please share with me so that I could learn more from you.

I’m excited to create my own GPT, but I could use a bit of guidance. I understand that it’s relatively easy, but there are specific ways to ensure it works well and is effective. Could you please share some tips on how to create a great GPT in ChatGPT? If you’re comfortable with it, I would love to see the prompts you’ve used that have worked well. I’m just curious about how you’ve structured them. Thank you so much for your help. Best regards, Leo

i have been hearing a lot about 'Claude.AI' , and i know it is another LLM or is it? What differentiates 'Claude.AI' from ChatGPT? Can i get honest opinion on this from those who used both tools extensively please. Thanks a lot.

Hey everyone, I'm excited to share that Anthropic has just launched Claude 3.5 Sonnet! This new model raises the bar for intelligence, delivering graduate-level reasoning, superior coding proficiency, and excellent content creation. It's available for free on Claude.ai and the Claude iOS app, with expanded access for Pro and Team plan subscribers. Claude 3.5 Sonnet is twice as fast as its predecessor, making it perfect for complex tasks. Plus, the new Artifacts feature creates a dynamic workspace for real-time content editing and collaboration. Check it out here and let me know your thoughts below! 👇 PS: This new model will be available on FastBots.ai TODAY! ⚡️ #AI #Claude35 #Innovation #Anthropic

I struggled to copy ChatGPT's Markdown into Google Docs without the background color. And I couldn't remove the color without removing the Markdown!?! 😕 I cracked the code! Here's how you can fix it and move on to craft the perfect blog layout. (Disclaimer: This was just my solution. Please share if you found an easier way?) : 1. Create a new Google Doc by going to Google Docs > New Doc. 2. In the top menu bar, navigate to Tools > Preferences and check the box labeled "Automatically detect Markdown." 3. Copy the Markdown-formatted text from ChatGPT and paste it into your Google Doc. 4. Select all the pasted text by using the keyboard shortcut CTRL + A (or CMD + A for Mac users). 5. Go to the top menu bar and choose Format > Paragraph Styles > Borders and Shading. 6. Select > Reset 7. Select > Apply The background color is gone! When you select a heading in your Google Doc, it should be properly formatted as Heading 1, Heading 2, and so on. Hope this helps! 👋 (If this information has already been covered elsewhere, I apologize for boring you to death. I couldn't find the solution, and it was a pain point. 😬)