The one ChatGPT prompt you NEED to use

Howdy everyone! I’m super excited about today’s issue!

One of the biggest complaints I’ve had about ChatGPT is the amount of hand-holding that you have to do in order to complete a task. You have to continually prompt it in order to get your desired outcome.

However, you can circumvent that with the “right” prompts.

Today I want to show you a ChatGPT (using GPT-4) Super Prompt that will turn your ChatGPT into a prompt machine, creating your desired prompts for you.

This solves one of my biggest issues by making sure you actually have a useful prompt that doesn’t require much hand-holding.

It will also auto-continue for you! 🤯

This prompt is from Discord user Quicksilver over on the OpenAI discord channel.

From my testing with this prompt, it does exactly what it says it will do, with it suggesting roles for you, and it will ask you questions to better understand your desired outcome.

This prompt is seriously powerful!

This is the only prompt you really need.

No need for prompt libraries, just a single prompt to create tailor-made prompts for you.

Some of the ways I plan on using this prompt are:

• Create organized SOPs for my processes.

• Come up with ideas with cover art ideas for our new Podcast with Gen Furukawa

• Edit this newsletter to make it easier to read.

• Create prompts for engaging social media posts based on articles.

And that’s just some of the ways I’m going to use this prompt. You can have it do almost anything you need. People on the discord are already using it in their businesses and even creating customized diet plans with the prompt.

So how can you get your hands on this prompt?

This prompt is way too long to post in the newsletter and not everyone has Discord, so I’m including the entire prompt in our Community Facebook Group.

This group is free to join and is meant for AI enthusiasts who are focused on practical use cases for AI.

Here’s a link to the Facebook Group Thread←

A Useful Tutorial for AI Thumbnails W/ Your Own Face

I’ve been deep-diving AI image creation to try and save myself time on Thumbnails. One thing that’s missing from my AI thumbnail creation process is being able to actually get my thumbnails to have me in them.

This Tweet thread from @Matt Wolfe breaks down the process of creating beautiful AI thumbnails with your face in the design.

Here’s the full thread ←

Google is your new Music Producer 🎹

Google unveiled a bunch of new AI tools recently and one of them that could have some serious utility is their MusicLM. A language model that turns your text prompt into music that you can use.

Twitter user @nonmayorpete got early access to MusicLM and showcased himself using some recommended prompts from Google themselves, as well as some that he generated using ChatGPT.

My favorite example from the thread is the single emoji. Lol

You can check out the whole thread here ←

Google thinks its next AI model will rival OpenAI’s GPT

Google's annual developer conference brought some major developments in the artificial intelligence space, including generative AI capabilities for Android.

Google announced Gemini, a next-generation large language model that will take on OpenAI's GPT.

Opinion: At this point, I’m uncertain about Google in the AI race, while some of the tools that they’ve been releasing are useful to a degree, I feel that most of them are half-baked and could use some more time in the oven before they released them.

It’ll be interesting to see how Google does with it’s new search initiative (More on that on Sunday) and how they plan to roll out all of these AI tools.

Using AI to Create Podcast Cover Art

Gen Furukawa and I have been busy behind the scenes creating a podcast, and one of the things we’ve been working on this week is creating the cover art.

Our goal is to leverage AI as much as possible to streamline the creation, setup, and execution of our podcast to save time. The image above is just some of the artwork concepts that we’ve created using Midjourney and Leonard AI.

If you want to follow our process while we build out this podcast using AI, make sure you follow Gen and me (Jeff) on Linkedin as we share behind the scenes of our process, along with tips along the way.

Here’s Gen’s Linkedin ←

Jeff’s Linkedin ←

Actually useful AI tools & Tutorials

I love practical use cases for AI. A lot of the fast-paced “Make Money with AI” fluff that exists online is cool and all, but real practical usage for AI in our daily lives is what really gets me excited.

There’s nothing like reducing the time it takes for you to complete a task that would normally take you 5 hours and shortening it down to 2 minutes.

So today’s useful AI Tools and Tutorials is a video by Sara Dietschy going over 5 useful AI tools. She also includes brief tutorials on how she uses them.

My favorite AI tool from this video is AUTOPOD - Automatically Jump Cutting Your Footage. Going back to the Podcast, having a tool that will automatically create jump cuts and cut the footage for you is a big time saver.

The process of manually going through the footage and editing each speaker is time-consuming, this one tool alone will save me HOURS editing our podcast.

You can watch the full video here ←

🚀 That’s all folks! 🤖

Thanks for reading! My goal is to make sure that you’re not just informed on what’s going on in AI, but that you actually get value from these newsletters. So, what did you think about today’s newsletter? Reply to this email and let me know what you think and what you would like to see more of.

Stay Curious,

Jeff Joyce

PS. Coming up, as more participants join our Facebook Group we'll be featuring those of you in the group adding value! If you want to get featured, make sure you join and participate 🙂