@Duncan Heppner, here’s a great site to learn more about prompt engineering: https://learnprompting.org/docs/intro Hope it helps!

@Alex Smith couldn’t agree more! @Jason West great job! Remained calm when the videos wouldn’t work and a natural on stage. Think you might need to start making more in-person appearances 😉.

@Julie Helmer I think this will be the question of the foreseeable future. I'm in the same boat as you, in that, I don't care if AI has generated the content. The ideal approach would be to prioritize both. Acknowledging and respecting the intellectual property of others is essential in any form of content creation, whether human or AI-generated. On the other hand, quality and accuracy of AI-generated content are also crucial. AI models are trained on vast amounts of data, and they can (and do still) produce errors and have biases in their output depending on the data they've been trained on. I think if you want to maintain credibility and trust you have to verify the accuracy of the AI-generated content.

@Steven Suchar one of my all-time favorites 😉.

@Morgan Sutherland, One I highly recommend I mentioned in another post: https://www.skool.com/chatgpt/marketing-plan-prompt, that is Prompts Daily. Great newsletter that sends simple prompts, insights, and tools on everything AI and is something I read at the start of each day. Another one, on my daily read list, which is pretty similar is The Rundown AI and highly recommend as well. They also have a great database of super tools that is worth exploring.

@David Darling, sorry you're having so much trouble getting this to work. Again, my apologies if you're doing this already, but when I first started using GPT4, I got tripped up on having to actually click on the Browse with Bing to activate it, so just thought I'd start from square one and mention it. 1. You need to ensure you are clicking on ChatGPT4 at the top to select and activate GPT4. 2. Then while hovering over the ChatGPT4 button, you also have to click on Browse with Bing to activate it to have ChatGPT4 "use" Bing. Note: these steps are what the video below is demonstrating. You can also just use the following URLs: ChatGPT4 Only: https://chat.openai.com/?model=gpt-4 ChatGPT4 with Browse with Bing https://chat.openai.com/?model=gpt-4-browsing ChatGPT4 with Plugins https://chat.openai.com/?model=gpt-4-plugins Note: You again need to install and then select the plugin(s) you want ChatGPT4 to use - only allows 3 plugins at the moment.

@Morgan Sutherland honestly, I've not used the plugins all that much as ChatGPT has been more than useful to me personally. I'm a software developer by day, so a lot of my ChatGPT and plugin usage has been geared around that. However, in order to recommend plugins, it would really depend on the task at hand. There's a plugin for just about everything you can think of in the store. One's that I use regularly are, Prompt Perfect, AI Tool Hunt, OpenTools AI, and There's An AI For That. Last three essentially being the same. **Prompt Perfect** This might be my favorite plugin used to date. If you're like me and don't have a knack for generating the perfect prompt from the get-go, this plugin will help you immensely. Simply start your prompt by typing "perfect" and then enter your prompt for whatever you wanted to ask ChatGPT. For example, @Steven Suchar might say something like "perfect, write a 200-word story about cars." The plugin will rewrite the entire prompt under the hood (no pun intended) to make it highly detailed to ChatGPT. If you click on the "Used Prompt Perfect" button to expand it, you'll see the text perfect prompt generated and used. I end up copying and pasting that off to a text file and use for later use. All I have to do is modify it slightly for whatever I want ChatGPT to write for me. Screenshot provided for what that looks like. **AI Tool Hunt** **OpenTools AI** **There's An AI For That** As mentioned, these last three plugins (screenshots also provided below) are all pretty similar and do the same thing, which is find AI tools, so it's just a matter of personal preference. Make sure they're selected and enter the prompt, and each will provide a list of tools, brief descriptions, and links to a tool for your specific need. The first two also include a few images. Anyhow, hope these will help you. At the very least, give them a shot and let me know how it goes. Also, let me know what plugins and tools you find useful!