“Unlike searching on Google, working with #ChatGPT is more like having your own personal assistant,” said John Tippett, Co-Founder and VP of Product at SeekOut. “It can understand complex directives and will improve its responses based on your feedback.” In the latest SHRM article on AI, John breaks down ChatGPT prompt writing into three basic elements: ✅ Core directives, or the main thing you want ChatGPT to provide you with. An example would be “Write an email.” ✅ Descriptors or additional details added to the directive. Examples include “in 100 words” or “in two paragraphs.” ✅ Tone of voice. Examples include “for an executive audience” or “friendly” or “in the style of Jane Austen.” Read more on SHRM: https://bit.ly/3USPXQc
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In the latest @SHRM article on #AI, John Tippett, Co-Founder and VP of Product at SeekOut, breaks down #ChatGPT prompt-writing into three basic elements. READ MORE 👉 https://bit.ly/3USPXQc
“Unlike searching on Google, working with #ChatGPT is more like having your own personal assistant,” said John Tippett, Co-Founder and VP of Product at SeekOut. “It can understand complex directives and will improve its responses based on your feedback.” In the latest SHRM article on AI, John breaks down ChatGPT prompt writing into three basic elements: ✅ Core directives, or the main thing you want ChatGPT to provide you with. An example would be “Write an email.” ✅ Descriptors or additional details added to the directive. Examples include “in 100 words” or “in two paragraphs.” ✅ Tone of voice. Examples include “for an executive audience” or “friendly” or “in the style of Jane Austen.” Read more on SHRM: https://bit.ly/3USPXQc
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Our very own John Tippett breaks down ChatGPT prompt writing into 3 easily digestible elements in the latest SHRM article covering AI. You'll want to check it out!
“Unlike searching on Google, working with #ChatGPT is more like having your own personal assistant,” said John Tippett, Co-Founder and VP of Product at SeekOut. “It can understand complex directives and will improve its responses based on your feedback.” In the latest SHRM article on AI, John breaks down ChatGPT prompt writing into three basic elements: ✅ Core directives, or the main thing you want ChatGPT to provide you with. An example would be “Write an email.” ✅ Descriptors or additional details added to the directive. Examples include “in 100 words” or “in two paragraphs.” ✅ Tone of voice. Examples include “for an executive audience” or “friendly” or “in the style of Jane Austen.” Read more on SHRM: https://bit.ly/3USPXQc
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Our very own John Tippett breaks down ChatGPT prompt writing into 3 easily digestible elements in the latest SHRM article covering AI. You'll want to check it out!
“Unlike searching on Google, working with #ChatGPT is more like having your own personal assistant,” said John Tippett, Co-Founder and VP of Product at SeekOut. “It can understand complex directives and will improve its responses based on your feedback.” In the latest SHRM article on AI, John breaks down ChatGPT prompt writing into three basic elements: ✅ Core directives, or the main thing you want ChatGPT to provide you with. An example would be “Write an email.” ✅ Descriptors or additional details added to the directive. Examples include “in 100 words” or “in two paragraphs.” ✅ Tone of voice. Examples include “for an executive audience” or “friendly” or “in the style of Jane Austen.” Read more on SHRM: https://bit.ly/3USPXQc
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