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Not all AI is created equal. Here's what I've learned after hundreds of hours using it. The best AI gives you 80% of the benefits with 20% of the effort. This is exactly why ChatGPT steals the show. From the moment you start, it feels like you've been an AI pro for years. - It's incredibly intuitive - It spans almost every area you need - It's perfect for optimizing workflows, crafting content, and analyzing data. But, Decision-Making can be overwhelming with all the tools out there. So, how do you decide? Before you start chasing the next AI wave, use the 80/20 rule: 1. Focus on the outcome. 2. Will it streamline your workload? 3. Is it going to increase your output substantially? If the answer is a resounding "Yes", then you're on the right path.

Ai detection tools..... With the constant release of new Ai tools such as ChatGPT everyone knows that more and more content is being created using it. Consequently, this has led to alot of Ai detections extensions and tools being created, but how reliable are these? I saw a post from a company talking about their a hire they are looking to make and for me it was very obvious to have been purely written by AI (not a fan personally!). So, i decided to test out a few of these tools, the results were very amusing. Test 1 - Gives no score - replied "AI content detected" 🙄 helpful Test 2 - gave a score of 98.2% AI content - ⛔ Test 3 - Broke the post in 6 parts - "0% detected" 😅 obviously these free versions wont be perfect but with such varied results I wondered if/when we will see truly accurate Ai detection tools?

Curious about ChatGPT's impact on the business landscape? Check out this insightful article from BearingPoint, ChatGPT: disruptor, savior, or something else entirely? Gain a deeper understanding of how ChatGPT's AI technology is shaping industries and transforming customer interactions. Explore the article to uncover the latest insights on this game-changing AI tool! 👉 https://lnkd.in/e8gvwVc7 #chatgpt #ai #aitool #customerinteractions #bearingpoint

All the chatter around ChatGPT after its launch at the end of last year has put artificial intelligence (AI) on the front pages once more, creating interest among businesses and users alike. But what role can and will AI play in our lives going forward, and what might its implications be for M&A? Watch the AI-focused webinar which Oaklins recently hosted, moderated by two of our specialists and featuring a panel of international experts from various related backgrounds! #AI #ChatGPT #webinar

AI's potential is limited by the products it's integrated into. Without a practical and curated experience around it, it won't be adopted. A recent study found that only 2% of Brits use tools like ChatGPT daily. While I have no doubt this will climb over time, there's still a big gap between the hype and real-world use. A good reminder for anyone building AI applications or considering developing their own: Without a solid product foundation, even the most advanced AI won't reach its potential. AI is only as good as the wrapper around it.

Machine learning and artificial intelligence have been around for a while. I seen and used sophisticated single purpose tools to great effect. However are we really on the cusp of a new generation of machines that are capable of multiple tasks? #aibusiness #artificialintelligence

Want to leverage AI in your business but not sure how? Unimpressed with the results ChatGPT provides when you've tried it out? As I'm sitting in a cafe this Sunday morning Working through a challenge of our own at Descriptomizer relating to simply improving the results There are three things that I find consistently get you better results with any GPT 1. You've got to train the model If you don't you'll just get generic results all day no matter how you craft your prompts 2. You need well thought out prompts Test your prompts on a real human If they can't understand what you're after then AI won't either 3. Give it data This is the hardest part as it often requires more of a technical implementation But this is where you can turn it into a power machine that no human can compete with

Oh no, my GPT's gone mad! 🤪 🌈  Let’s talk AI Hallucinations: AI models, such as ChatGPT, can produce "hallucinations"—nonsensical or inaccurate outputs. For example, yesterday, I asked AI for a bread recipe, and all I got was a 'pixel bagel' suggestion. 🥯👾 Where do I buy some virtual Sesame? Jokes aside, studies show hallucination rates are up to 27%!! 🚦 What can you do about it? * Collaborate and cross-check outputs with peers. * Verify information sources to ensure reliability. * Employ generative AI strategically, verifying suggestions thoroughly. * Hope for the best...? 🔥 But guess what? You don’t have to do it by yourself or with your peers, Qualifier does all the work for you! Think about Qualifire as your personal compass. Dealing with hallucinations? With us, AI becomes your ally. 👉 Learn more at: https://qualifire.ai

Generative AI, specifically ChatGPT, is great for outlining ideas, but to use the output "as is" without actually checking the content, structure, accuracy and validity of the response is risky at best, and damaging to your brand and customer at worst. It's ok to question ChatGPT on it's responses. You should make a habit of doing this. Argue with it like you would a person. It even picks up on nuanced tones. "Did you REALLY mean to suggest that, ChatGPT?" It's enticing to do a copy/paste of the output - it may look great, but if you dig a little deeper, you will find the quirks and hallucinations that need YOUR input. It's a tool that aids effort, it does not replace it.

Wondering how you can best leverage AI? Focus on your prompts. What you write as a question to ChatGPT matters a lot on the quality of the output. Today we want to share 5 simple tips to improve your prompts. 1. Set the Stage: Instruct the AI by starting with "act as..." 2. Define the Problem: Specify what you want answered using action words such as "Create", "Write", "Make", or "Generate" instead of phrases like "can you" 3. Define Output Format: Indicate whether you want a paragraph, list, summary, or table 4. Provide Context: Offer additional information to help the AI generate relevant responses 5. Outline Guidelines: Set parameters to assist the AI in tailoring its answers They are simple but powerful! We also cover two examples.