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Here is another random ChatGPT tip, or at least how I do it. When I need to rewrite something short, such as a title, I give ChatGPT whatever information I have and then ask it for ten possible versions. I review those and see what sounds good. I often write something different based on the input, but it is a quick way to see several different approaches, and I can always ask for ten more, etc.

ChatGPT can help even Quantum Physicists.

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I tried ChatGPT but then become less excited the more I used it. Here are my reasons why. It isn't creative. I like creative things and it has less than zero creativity. Everything it produced was expected and frankly insulting. It offered something less than bad Wikipedia writing. It isn't consistent. In the writing itself, its tone changed from formal to not formal and back again without any reason why. Reading it gives your mind whiplash from the non-transitions. It isn't fun. Even when I asked it to be funny, its humor was predictable and not clever or funny at all. Comedians are not at risk with this. It is boring. Sure you can ask it questions but you already know most of what it tells you. It is less useful than a voice recording. Even an average person can do a better job expressing themselves. It pretends to be authoritative. I question everything. I especially question what a machine wants to tell me. You can't tell me that you can avoid bias and unconscious preferences by its programmer. You are just substituting obvious ignorance for indirect ignorance. As Tina Turner said, "We don't need another zero." Chatgtp adds zero to the conversation.

To prompt ChatGPT effectively, be clear and specific about what you want. Start with a context or introduction, and then ask your question or make your request.This helps ChatGPT understand your needs better and generate more relevant responses.

ChatGPT made this image. Can you spot me in it? Where? ps. If you want your team to master ChatGPT, please message me as I'd love to ask you some questions as part of some research I'm doing.

Melissa Perri reckons that ChatGPT was programmed by Americans as no other countries are this excited when they write or speak. And here I am, breathing a sigh of relief that ChatGPT wasn't crafted by Singaporeans. After years in the American corporate world, I've pivoted to working with Singaporean companies post-Covid. Imagine my AI pal dishing out responses with a dash of local flavor, hitting me with a 'Cannot Lah' at every turn. But let’s be real for a second—working with fellow Singaporean bosses and colleagues often feels like trying to spark a fire in the rain. Word on the street is, they take an eternity to warm up to anyone. So, picturing ChatGPT throwing around a casual “Whatever lah” or hurrying things along with “Chop Chop Kali Pok” adds a whole new layer to the mix. Either way, it’d be "shiok" to bring in a touch of Singlish to the digital dialogue. Don't say "bo jio" (Note: "Don’t say bo jio" means "don't say I didn't invite you," and "shiok" is a Singlish expression for something very enjoyable or pleasing. "Chop Chop Kali Pok" is a phrase suggesting to do something quickly or with urgency. "Chop chop" comes from the Cantonese word for "quick," and "kali pok" is a playful rendition for "Curry Puff" - do your work quickly, chop your timesheet and then you can enjoy a Curry Puff.)