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ChatGPT-4: Learn How to Create Custom GPTs without any Coding Experience

teacher avatar LAMZ, Creative Internet Pioneer

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introductory Video Custom GPT

      3:08

    • 2.

      Class Project Descripton

      1:06

    • 3.

      WHat is Open AI and Chat GPT-3

      17:37

    • 4.

      Chat GPT 3 vs The New ChatGPT-4

      15:45

    • 5.

      Introduction to Custom GPT's

      19:36

    • 6.

      Testing Open AI's Pre-made GPTs

      19:36

    • 7.

      Creating a Target Avatar to aim our GPTs

      12:55

    • 8.

      Creating our Custom GPTs

      20:42

    • 9.

      Configuring our GPTs

      13:52

    • 10.

      Sharing our GPTs

      4:01

    • 11.

      Thank you message

      1:14

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"ChatGPT-4: Learn How to Create Custom GPTs without any Coding Experience" is a transformative course that opens the door to the world of artificial intelligence for everyone. Designed to be accessible and engaging, this course takes you on an in-depth exploration of ChatGPT-4, one of the most advanced AI models available today.

You'll learn not just the theory behind GPT models, but also the practical skills to build and customize them for a variety of uses. Whether you're looking to enhance your career, kickstart a project, or simply indulge your curiosity about AI, this course offers the tools and knowledge you need.

With a focus on hands-on learning and real-world applications, you'll come away with a strong foundation in AI, ready to navigate and shape the future of this exciting field.

What You Will Learn:

  • Fundamentals of GPT-4 and its applications.
  • Steps to create custom GPT models.
  • Techniques to tailor AI models for specific tasks.
  • Ways to leverage GPT-4 for creative and practical purposes.

Why You Should Take This Class:

  • Understand the significance and potential of GPT-4 in various fields.
  • Gain practical skills that are highly sought after in the tech industry.
  • Learn to apply AI in innovative ways, enhancing both personal and professional projects.
  • Receive guidance from an experienced AI enthusiast and educator.

Who This Class is For: This course is ideal for tech enthusiasts, aspiring AI professionals, and curious learners. No prior knowledge of coding or AI is necessary, making it perfect for beginners.

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LAMZ

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1. Introductory Video Custom GPT: In November 30 of 2022, this new company that no one has ever heard anything about it, called Open AI, released its new software to the public called ChachPT. Two months after the launch of this program, the active users of the software surpassed 100 million, and humanity would never be the same again. This was the first time the artificial intelligence became so accessible and democratized that anyone could use it, from students, teachers to employers and employees. People that understood the power of ChachPT and were able to utilize its potential. So exponential growth and their productivity was unmatched. Almost exactly one year after the launch of PT three to the public. And the clear revolutionization of the way that we interact with each other and produce work. Open AI released perhaps the biggest update ever in their software. In this new update, Open, I gave us the chance to be able to customize and release our own GPT's with absolutely no coding experience needed the ability to program and create your own GPT's will give you a huge competitive advantage over anyone else in your field. Just like the competitive advantage that people had one year ago when they started utilizing the power of artificial intelligence. So my name is Lambros and I have been extremely intrigued by this concept of artificial intelligence. Open AI and PT, Before Chi three was even announced to go public, I was one of the first people that entered the Q list and tested the beta version of ChachPT. And I have been using artificial intelligence into every single area of my life ever since. I've created multiple courses on artificial intelligence and taught hundreds, if not thousands of students on how to utilize the power of AI and Ch PT for their own potential. And I'm extremely proud to present to you this latest master class on how to design and create your own GPTs with absolutely no coding experience whatsoever. In this two hour course right here, we're going through every single step that you need to know in order to be able to customize again and create your own GPT. By the end of the course, you will be able to program again your own GPT model to perform any task that you can imagine completely seamlessly and also potentially listed to the GPT marketplace and generate revenue from it. We're going to start by analyzing what is open AI and what is 53. Then the differences between T three and chart four. The updated version, if you will, of chart three. And then we're diving deeper into the capabilities of P four and of course its ability to generate custom GPT models. And then in the second part of the scores, we're diving even deeper into the creation and customization of those GPT models on real time. I'm going to be creating and training my custom GPD model while explaining to you every single step in the process. And then we're diving even deeper by uploading this GPT model to the public and sharing it to potentially millions and millions of people. So I'd like to welcome you in this masterclass. I'm going to see you inside the first lesson. 2. Class Project Descripton: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the course. I'm very excited to have you here. And in this first lesson right here, I'm just going to outline the class project that you're called to complete by the end of the course. Now again in this course right here, you're going to learn amazing stuff about open I by three Ty four, how to create custom GPT, how to list custom GPTs to the marketplace, and how to gain revenue from those custom GPT's. I think that the optimal and the best class project for this course right here is to actually design and configure your own GPT. And paste the link of your GPT in the class project description of the course right here, which you can find below. Once you paste your custom GPT in the class project description, I'm going to be personally interacting with your custom GPT and giving tailored feedback in each and every single GPT that you applaud in this class project description. This is also a great way to directly communicate with me and engage with me as your teacher. So I'm very excited to have you here. This is the class project that you're call to complete. And I'm going to see you in the first lesson of the scores. 3. WHat is Open AI and Chat GPT-3: Ladies gentlemen, welcome to the first lesson of the scores. I'm very happy that you enrolled. I'm very happy that you're here. And in this first lesson, we're just going to analyze some basic general principles regarding artificial intelligence. Open AI, which is the software company that has developed chart three, Ch, B four and again this PT creation of new GPT that we can be analyzing in this course right here. And we're also going to have a basic general introduction on what char GPT three is. Right before char P four was released earlier this year, most of the work regarding artificial intelligence and again utilizing its power for our potential, has been done in chart GPT three. In addition to that, ChgPT three and Ch GBD four share a lot of common features. So it is extremely important for us to analyze some key aspects that are characteristic of char B three, but are also the same in chat GB four. Again, thank you very much for enrolling in this course and let's dive into this first lesson right here. So let gentlemen, we're going to start with Open AI. What is Open AI and why did it develop? Chgpt three and Ch B four? Open AI is a renowned artificial intelligence research organization based in San Francisco, California. This is the logo of Open AI. It was founded with the vision of advancing AI technology for the benefit of all humanity. And this is something that we're going to analyze a lot in discourse right here. Something great that open I has happened, is that it didn't only revolutionize the way that we interact with AI, but it also democratized artificial intelligence. Making it completely free for everyone to use. And also making it able to be used without any coding experience, which is very, very important. Open AI conducts cutting edge research in machine learning, deep learning, and reinforcement learning. Now, we don't need to analyze everything about machine learning, everything about deep learning, everything about reinforcement learning. What you need to know is that those artificial intelligence models created and trained by open AI do not need any coding experience by the user to be utilized. And this is extremely important because as you can imagine back in the day, the only people, the only group of people that could utilize the power of artificial intelligence were people that studied computer science. People that knew how to code. But now this is just a fact from the past because we can all, everybody can utilize the power of artificial intelligence without going experience. And what we're going to be analyzing in this course right here, is going to completely blow your mind. Now the organization Open, I actively collaborates with other research institutions and seeks to promote artificial intelligence research as a global public good. Again, they really, really focus on making AI open to everyone. This is pretty much the name of the company, also OpenAI, they want to democratize artificial intelligence. They want to make us use AI in our daily lives, every single one of us. And this is a huge point of the fact that we're able now to create our own GBTs. Right, We're going to see later in the scores, it has published numerous influential research papers and open sourced AI tools to facilitate knowledge sharing with the AI community. Obviously, we know that open I doesn't only have GPT and doesn't only give out Ch TPT for free as a tool. We've got also generative AI models, such as Dali, for example, that generates image and many, many other AI models right open. Ai has developed a series of increasingly sophisticated language models, with P three being one of its most notable achievements. Obviously before GPI has done a lot of research and a lot of experiments with other AI models. But what made this company extremely popular back in November of 2022 was the release of P three. Now this new upgrade, this new upgrade in which P three became chip four, and all of the things that are inside P four are just another huge upgrade. And if you have the information to utilize the power of Chachi Pt four and creating your own GPT's using Dally with Ch T P four and all of the other things that we're going to be analyzing in this course. Trust me, you're going to have a huge competitive advantage over the people that just use TPT. If you want to make this connection in your mind, imagine someone not using artificial intelligence at all and someone using chat GPT three, right? Someone that uses a three has a huge advantage. Now, the same advantage applies to people that use TBT three and people that have ChgBty four and are able to create their own GBTs. It's just a huge competitive advantage. So you need to be ahead of the curve, and this course will get you ahead of the curve. Now, open AI is dedicated to addressing ethical concerns related to AI. And is invested in creating safe and responsible AI systems. Now, this doesn't really apply to our Nie right here. This doesn't really apply to people that want to be educated with AI. But in general, AI has raised some ethical concerns regarding all the database. That just subtract all of the data to give to the users? Right. Some people have expressed some concerns regarding where does AI get all of this information from and who feeds these models with information. But the more upgraded the software becomes, the more, let's say, safe and responsible the systems are. Okay, so open? Yes. Research has contributed to advancements in fields like natural language, processing, robotics, and autonomous systems. Again, we don't need to focus at those systems right now. Okay. And it actively encourages in policy and advocacy efforts to shape AI regulations and norms on the global stage. This is one of the deepest desires of this company. Again, to revolutionalize the way we interact with artificial intelligence. To incorporate artificial intelligence to our daily lives. And to make just everyone being easy. Make it easy for everyone to use artificial intelligence in every field of humanity, Right, So we discussed about open AI. What is the desires of this company? What this company aims to achieve? Now let's analyze in the second segment of a first lesson chat, GPT three. Again, chart P three is the oldest version. The older version, if you will, of chargPT. I mean older it's one year old. But still the advancements in this field are very rapid, right? But it shares a lot of common features with B four. And I think that it's very important for us to know again some key features of three because they also apply to B. Four by three. Developed by Open EI is a state of the art language model that can engage in human like conversations. It is a GPT of chat. Later in this course, we're going to be analyzing how to create other GPT. But TPT is again, GPT focused on language models. It is the third iteration of generative pre trained transfer, GPT. G stands for generative pre trained for P transformer series, right? The third iteration and at three can understand context, generate coherent responses, and hold conversations on a wide range of topics. One of the biggest assets of Chatty three is the fact that it understands the context, right? And some of the highest leveraged features of TBT is the fact that when we're talking on the same chat with the chat bot, it can recall information that we have previously mentioned in our chat. So by engaging with Ch TPT in one chat box, right, In one conversation we can pretty much something like train, right, the GPT to understand and have more information about us. So the response that we get, what we subtract out of this GPD model, where, you know, the closest that we can to someone that we could actually get advice from. Right? The same exact thing applies to when we create our own GPT's. We just give a lot of information to GPT. We name it, and we have the best responses possible. So pretty much what we try to achieve in T three when just chatting a lot in one chat box with TPT giving way more information than actually needed. So we train GPT in one chat box. The same exact thing we're going to do when creating our own GPT you're going to see later in discourse. I want to test about this for now, right? Ty three was trained on a diverse dataset containing text from the Internet which makes it highly versatile and knowledgeable. Now this is why many ethical concerns have been raised. All right, Due to the fact that Chap Three has been trained on a dataset from the Internet, right? And as we know the Internet is completely free. Everyone can publish information on the internet. So people started to raise some questions on, all right, we've democratized artificial intelligence chip can deliver information from the internet, but who provides this information in ChgPTllr? If everyone can upload something on the Internet and everyone can provide information to the Internet, then we don't know if this information is actually correct. And this is something that open and I mean open IS tries to cover up and tries again to perfect right, making the information, the datasets of the artificial intelligence models being as accurate as possible. Chart three is often used as the backbone of chat box, chat box, virtual assistance and customer support systems. So again, many websites have integration of ChgBt. They integrate artificial intelligence model just again as virtual chat box assistance and customer support systems. And they all run with chart three. Now most of them run with Chvty four, which actually requires a high computer computing power to run. But that being said, both of them work flawlessly when it comes to just basic communication and basic service. Again offerings now it has been employed also in content generation, automatic translation, and text summarization tasks. Chat PT has been used for content creation chip three. But as we're going to see Chatty four, it's just better, right? It generates better images, it generates better content. It has a faster computing power. It also requires more energy to run. And as we're going to see, it has a cool down period if you utilize too much of chap four's energy. So you need to keep that in mind. Don't worry, we're going to. Watch this and we're going to analyze this in later lessons of the scores. But for now, know that both GBT models, both chart three and chart ty four, have the ability to generate content. Again, translate and summarize text. But Ch ty four is just faster and better than T three. I mean that being said, chart three is completely free and Chvty four costs something like ten or 20 bucks a month. But I'm just stating the facts here, right? Developers, as we said, have integrated chart three into applications for drafting e mails, creating code, and even composing music, right? So again, the potential of Arch three huge, right? And again it is a language model. It is a generative language model. So you can imagine what the potential of ChargPT four is, in which we can design our own GPT. It also has incorporated the Dally GBT, which is pretty much the fact that it can generate images from prompts. So all of these amazing features we're going to be analyzing later in the course. Researchers have explored its potential also in education, healthcare, and assisting individuals with disabilities. Any field of humanity that requires information sharing, right, Which is education, which is healthcare, right, And it is also assistance of people with disabilities, can be hugely, hugely leveraged. Can hugely leverage artificial intelligence, right? Can hugely benefit from the fact that all of the datasets of the Internet, all of you know it has direct access to all of the information that we have as humanity stored on the web, and this is just a huge, huge asset to have charity. Three has also demonstrated an ability to answer questions, provide explanations, and assist with information retrieval. And this, again, keep the fact that all of the datasets are stored online and it has direct access to all of those online datasets and with a very smooth way and a very human like way deliver the information stored on the web to us. So this is just one of the huge assets of char three. Also, its flexibility and adaptability have made it a valuable tool for both developers and end users. Right? This is what we talked about in the introduction of the station right here. The fact that people that have no idea on how to code, for example me. I have absolutely no idea on coding. I've never taken a single course on coding, but I have utilized the power of artificial intelligence and chart three for many, many, if not most, aspects of my life. This past year it has been absolutely amazing. Huge point regarding artificial intelligence and chart three is that, as we said, artificial intelligence is now completely democratized. It is completely for free and it is accessible from anyone. Right? Regardless of the fact if you know how to code or not. Right, So open, yes, Decision to offer API access to chart three has played a pivotal role in democratizing artificial intelligence, right? Api allows developers and organizations to harness the power of chart three without requiring extensive AI experience. What is API? Pretty much is the fact that you can integrate HPT in your website. You can integrate this power of artificial intelligence in your website, usually also completely for free. This is how open I has democratized the power of artificial intelligence, right? And this democratization has led to the proliferation of AI powered applications and services across various industries. As you can imagine, various industries have now become dependent on this power of artificial intelligence. Due to the fact that, again, it has been democratized by open AI, which as we can imagine, by the name of a company. They want to revolutionize the way that we work. They want to revolutionize the way that people are productive with AI by their side. Start ups and small businesses can now leverage AI to compete with larger players, enhancing innovation and competition. This is something that you will learn how to do in this course. Right here, chat three's ease of use has lowered the barrier to entry for AI adoption and businesses in businesses and research, right? No coding experience needed anyone, literally, anyone can use artificial intelligence in their daily lives, right? It also empowered individuals and organizations to create AI driven solutions tailored to their unique needs, right? And this has taken a huge, huge, huge upgrade with the new release of 54. And again, the fact that we can create our own GPT's, you can see that we will do amazing things when programming our own PT's. Open AI's, pricing models and accessibility efforts aim to make AI affordable and accessible to a wide range of users. It is not that expensive to upgrade from Y three to charity four. Obviously, it costs some money. But that being said, the utilization and the usage that you're going to get out of this, it's going to be extremely more valuable than the money that it asks per month. That being said, if you don't want to invest to 54, if you're not ready to make this transition from by three to Ty four. You can stick around in discourse to just see if this is something that you would be interesting into from these lessons right here. Because I have bought it and I can demonstrate its value in this course right here. Now, this democratization has fostered a vibrant ecosystem of AI applications. Fostering, again, creativity and information, and open AI's commitment to ethical AI development remains central in ensuring that the democratization of artificial intelligence benefits society as a whole, while mitigating potential risks. So this is the statement of Open The company. Now we're done with analyzing what Open EI is, right? How it democratized artificial intelligence. What are the goals of my company? We're done by analyzing the power of P three and how it revolutionized the way that we interact with those artificial intelligence language models. And I think that now it is time to move into analyzing again what TPT four is and more specifically the differences between Ch B 3.4 because now that we know what their common grounds is, which is pretty much everything that TPD does, three does, it is time to move and see what makes by four so much better. What makes Judge by four, you know, something that we would pay for every single month. So this is exactly what we're doing in the next lesson of the scores, and I'm going to see you there. 4. Chat GPT 3 vs The New ChatGPT-4: Ladies and gentlemen, now we're done with analyzing P three, the main features of T three and what made CharPT three so popular and how it pretty much revolutionalized the way that we produce content and we general are productive in our everyday lives. In November of 2022, it is time for me to introduce you to this new Chachi PT model, ChPty four. All right, by understanding the differences between chart three and chart y four, you will gain a just circular experience, if you will, on how to utilize the full potential of charpy four. Especially in GPT modeling, which is going to be the next lesson, the scores, So in this again theoretical part, we're highlighting the differences between PT three and Pty four. And also we're mentioning what makes Chargty four so desirable and so much worth it. So thank you very much for joining me in the second lesson of the scores. And let's dive with the presentation. So charity three versus chart 54. Let's go. This latest iteration offers improved context understanding and performance. Right, We're talking about charity four here, making it a more reliable, first of all, conversation or artificial intelligence piece. All right. Again, context understanding is something that was very desired in by three, the fact that artificial intelligence and by three was able to recall information in the same chat. This also applies to Ty four but on a more advanced level. One of the notable enhancements is that four chart four's ability to hang, handle lower, longer and more coherent conversations with the viewers and the users. Again, it can generate more content, it can generate more text. It is also a chat based artificial intelligence model. So again, we add props and we chat with chart by four obviously. But the bigger computing power that it provides also give us some creative advantages by four. Can create and generate responses that are better aligned with the context reducing instances of non sensual answers. All right? This was something that used to happen with three, right? But in this case, again, this higher computing power, which is I think 20 times faster than 3.20, times more reliable than GB, three just generates better answers compared to charity. Three chit four exhibits a reduced propensity for producing biased or inappropriate content. If you are a researcher, if you are an educator, right, If you are someone leveraging the power of artificial intelligence to transmit information to others, you need this information to be unbiased, right? You need the content to be appropriate, and this is something that PT provides. So again, for institutions, educators, people that conduct research, right? Those people absolutely need the information that you're getting to be cited and unbiased. And this is something that T four provides, right? It also demonstrates an improved aptitude for understanding and following instructions given by users. So again, not only generates better answers to the fact that the datasets in which it extracts information from are more upgraded. And again, it's level of consciousness, if you will, is more upgraded, but it also understands on a higher level the prompts that we're giving to it. Right? And we've analyzed in many instances that regarding artificial intelligence, the quality of the prompt, the quality of the information that you're giving to the program, right, is directly related to the quality of the answers that you're getting back. Right. Get four, multilingual support has been upgraded, making it more proficient in various languages. This is also extremely, extremely beneficial as you can imagine. And as we said, the role of open AI and the key statement of open AI is that they want to democratize artificial intelligence. Obviously offering AI and offering all of those amazing features and all of this computing power just in the language of English makes absolutely no sense. And isn't that revolutionary. But obviously those chat box have multilingual support, right? They can generate again, content, they can generate text, all of the things that they normally generate in many different languages. And this also has huge potential for translators. As you can imagine, B four's adaptability across different use cases, such as customer support and content generators have been also enhanced. Right? And this again is completely theoretical what we're doing right here. But when we launch B four and I actually demonstrate how much enhanced those features are, your mind is going to be absolutely blown, trust me. All right. Content generation, especially with the integration of Dally, which again Image generated artificial intelligence model with Bt four has completely changed the way content is produced. Trust me now, developers obviously can find tune by four more effectively for specific applications. Improving its performance in specialized tasks, right? And when it says developers, it doesn't only refer to those people in their rooms that know how to code and they're experts at coding. They also refer to normal people just like me and you, right? And we are able to find tune ty four to our preferences. We are able to actually tweak and create our own GPTs, which is absolutely fantastic and in black dozen of those. Course, your mind is absolutely going to be blown with the capabilities of this program right here. Ty four also exhibits promise in applications like code generation, creative writing, and showcasing its versatility. Not only doesn't it need code in order to work, right, Not only we can use it without any coding experience, but we can also leverage its ability to generate code, to write code for us. So if you are a complete beginner and you want to code something, but you have absolutely no idea how to do so, you can actually chat with Ty four. You can give context into what you're trying to create A Ty four will create the code for you. Now, users have greater control over BD force behavior and output allowing for customization. That's exactly what we're going to be analyzing later in this course with the creation of our own GPT's, which is absolutely amazing. Now, open AI also continues its commitment to aligning artificial intelligence systems with human values. Ensuring responsible use. Again, this democratization, if you will, of artificial intelligence comes with its threats, comes with its downsides. And the thing is that when we release information available to the public, when we release those tools available to the public, which anyone can leverage and everyone can use into pretty much every single area of human. You will see that some problems arise just like for example, the source of information. Again, if the information is biased or unbiased and open, I really, with this upgrade from such B three to such by four has diminished a lot of those. Again, liabilities, data privacy, privacy and security measures have been bolstered to protect users, interactions with such Ty four. This again is a huge asset if you are a corporation, if you are Sab Conductor research. All of those people that want to have, again, the highest level of privacy and the highest level of security when interacting with those artificial intelligence models, businesses and developers gain access to a more powerful tool for creating artificial AI driven applications. This doesn't really apply to our case right here. Just mention it because Get four is more tailored for businesses, is more tailored again to creatives that want again to create AI driven applications. And as we can see, and as we will see, creating our own GPT's is something like creating our own artificial intelligence applications. All right, we literally create GPT robots, if you will. Gpt helpers that help us and apply the knowledge of PT in our everyday lives in pretty much any realm of human endeavor. It is ever able to be brainstormed. You're going to see in future lessons now, While 54 leverages the GPT architecture, it also incorporates substantial model improvements, right? This deployment promises to result in more natural and useful interactions with artificial intelligence across various domains. So again, natural and useful interactions. What does this mean? This means that this artificial intelligence model interacts flawlessly, interacts seamlessly with the users. And it also has access to an unbiased database which just retracts information and delivers it to the users. Open AI's ongoing research and development efforts aimed to further refine and enhance TBT four. This is something to note. Chpty four is constantly getting upgrades, right? Constantly getting updated. And the more people use it, the more data open I has in order to make it as perfect as possible. Users can expect more coherent and context aware responses when conversing with this artificial intelligence model. Now in addition to that, Bt Four introduces advancements in language generation, making it a viable tool also for content creation. And again, content creation isn't only videos, it isn't only images, it is also text. So it could be blog posts, Twitter posts, Facebook posts, Instagram posts. It could be images. Thumbnails for Youtube videos. Literal videos can be executed with Charpy four. This is all content creation. So again, for content creators, Cha GPT and Chifty Four is an absolutely an absolute game changer. It also has the potential to revolutionalize industries like journalism and marketing through automated content production. Exactly what we discussed about in the previous slide, right? Works and jobs. Absolutely need text in order. You know their literal life is text journalism, right? Marketing, all of these are persuasion tactics. Heavily that heavily rely on how we communicate with other people. And Touchy four is amazing in communication, right? The model can adapt to various conversational styles, from casual to professional, catering to diverse user needs. And this, as you can imagine, can be highly leveraged by marketers, right? That want to switch up the tones in which they deliver information to their audience, right? So you might have, for example, a marketer trying to sell something in a professional setting, in a casual setting, in a funny setting, in a reliable setting. And all of this can be done with charge Ty four. In addition to that, improved chat box performance and virtual assistant capabilities make charge Ty four a more versatile artificial intelligence companion. Right? As we said, 54 is designed to facilitate better human artificial intelligence collaboration in both personal and business context. Right on top of that, its abilities in summarization and paraphrasing contribute to more efficient information retrieval. So again, better datasets to subtract and to retrieve information, better summarization capabilities make it a better language model. Okay, the models language proficiency continues to improve, reducing instances of nromatical errors in responses. This is especially important if, again, we're atactic research, if we're writing articles using artificial intelligence. Open AI's commitment to ethical AI development ensures ongoing efforts to minimize bias and minimize harmful content. So those are some huge points regarding by four feedback mechanisms also and user input are crucial for fine tuning BT four and addressing limitations. And this doesn't only apply to direct feedback that we give to open AI, but also some small recommendations that we can give to the same. Again, chat box to 54. 54 actually takes into consideration the feedback that we give and changes its attitude, if you will, towards the user, based on the feedback that we give. Now this is, ladies and gentlemen, why you are here. This why you enrolled in this course. And this is how we're going to navigate through those lessons off the scores. Again, moving forward from here. This is an amazing slide. 54 offers guidance and support for users interested in building their custom GBT like models. This is an absolute game changer, people that know how to utilize the power of creating custom GBT like models. We'll get ahead and we'll have a huge competitive advantage over people that don't know how to do this in the future. And in this course, we're analyzing every single thing that you need to know regarding creating your custom GBT models from this point onwards. All right. Gbd four provides resources and documentation to help users understand the model architecture and fine tuning progress. And I don't want you to be overwhelmed with this, all right. B four doesn't need you to know any coding experience in order to create your own GPT, right? It just also provides some documentation and just some basic GPT understanding. All right? In order for you to do so. But again, with the information that you're going to be delivered in this course right here, you are just going to be ready to create your own GBT's. B four can also assist users in selecting and preprocessing training data for their specific domain or case use. We're not going to focus on this right now. What you need to know is that again B four encourages experimentation and innovation. Empowering users to create AI models tailored to their needs, all right? And those needs are stretched as far as anyone's imagination, right? We're talking about every single realm of like human work, human endeavor. We can create AGBT model to assist us with it. So this is absolutely amazing. Now, the availability of GBT four as a resource fosters a more collaborative and open ecosystem for AI model development, benefiting a wide range of industries and application and applications, right? And you're going to see this again when we create our custom GBT's. How true the statement is and how pretty much every single industry in this world that has been created by humanity can hugely benefit from prompt generation and prompt again engineering GBT model engineering. Right? So I think that we're done with P four. We've analyzed the differences between GPT three and GPT four. And we also, at the end of this lesson, we also had a sneak peek on this scalability of GPT four to create custom GPT, to help users create custom GPT. Now it is time to answer this question. What is a custom GBT? How can create a custom GPT? And then moving forward in the scores, we're going to be creating our own custom GPT. We're going to show you everything you need to know regarding creating, again, custom GBT. I'm very excited to move on to the next lesson of the scores. Thank you very much for being here and I'm going to see you in the third lesson of the scores. 5. Introduction to Custom GPT's: So congratulations ladies and gentlemen for completing this first theoretical part of this course in which we've analyzed some basic features of open P three and then the differences between three and chat GPD four. At the end of the previous lesson, I've hinted the fact that again, we can create custom PT's with B four. And this is the pivotal point in this course right here, in which we move from the general features of open EI again and P and all of those chat bots into actually generating our own GPTs. The reason why you guys are here. All right, I'm very excited for the next lesson that work that will come and for this lesson right here. So without any further ado, let's dive into this presentation, into what are custom PTs and how can we incorporate them in our lives. Thank you very much. Let's launch this presentation. So what are custom GPT's, Custom PT's, right? Combine customized instructions, additional knowledge, and various skills to provide a unique AI experience. Those are GPT's. Or if you will, language models that we train by ourselves with the guidance of charity Four. Right. Because again, we do not need to know how to code to create those custom PTs. So chart 54, ask us, asks some questions regarding how we want our GPT to act, what's the tone, what's the value that's going to be giving, where it specializes. All of those features we are going to be demonstrating on a live basis in this call right here in this course. Right here. To provide a unique AI experience, users can easily build their own GPT without, again, any coding knowledge. And I don't know if you realize how huge this is, The fact that you can create your own GPT without any coding knowledge, Making AI more accessible to a broader audience. This is absolutely insane, and a complete game changer. All right, back in the day, people like you and me, people that don't know how to code, we absolutely had no shot on creating our own GPTs. But look at where technology has gotten us custom. Gpt's can be made for personal use, company specific applications, or shared publicly for broader use. This is absolutely insane, because you can create your own GPT to help you in any realm of your everyday life. You can create custom UPTs, I don't know, to even create ring tones for you to wake up in the morning. You can create a custom GPT that has a fitness plan for you and creates a fitness plan, a diet plan, a personal trainer, GPT. Pretty much everything like music suggestion GPT. You will see that there are huge, huge, huge applications, right? And obviously, if you're working on a company, you can also create a GPT that helps you with your tasks. You can create a calendar, GP. A GPT that helps you talk to people, right? To leverage your storytelling skills. All of these can be done with PT's right. Now the creation process involves simple steps, like starting a conversation, providing instructions, and choosing the capabilities of this model. What I want you to understand is that the process of creating a GPT isn't just the process of us staying in front of the computer and just coding ending encoding. It is, let's say, a conversation that we have with such B. Four such four guides us extremely well into asking us the correct questions regarding how we want this PT to act. Again, it asks for instructions, it asks for the capabilities of this program. So it is very easy for every single beginner out there to create and code his own GPT. Now, GPT's offer functionalities like web searching, image creation, data analysis, and this enhanced their ability in various tasks. Web searching is a feature that TochPty four has, that so it three absolutely didn't have. All right, You can paste a web link on Tochty Four and Chit four will actually access this page. It will analyze all of the data in this page and provide relevant feedback, relevant information based on what the page writes. All right, so web searching is a huge ability of Arch 54 and it is incorporated into custom GPT making and also image creation. How is image creation possible with our custom GPT? The fact that Dali and Dali two, which again are image generated artificial intelligence models, are incorporated inside of ChachPt four, which provides the main computing power of our GPT creation. Right? Custom instructions were introduced to set preferences in ChachPT, leading to a demand for greater again control. So again, custom instructions have been used to code those artificial intelligence program custom GPT's automate the process of managing prompts and instructions, making GPT more efficient and user friendly. So. Back in 53, right, when we wanted to utilize the power of artificial intelligence and chart 53 to benefit in our lives. What we did is that we tailored our prompts, if you will, to be as spot on as possible. We really focused on creating the best prompts, because creating the best prompts, right? Giving the best information to the artificial intelligence program was the optimal way of actually getting back the best information. This was the only parameter, if you will, that we could tweak in order. And when it came to, again, collaborating with the artificial intelligence model, but now with custom GPT's, we can tweak many, many other parameters. All right. We can tweak more stuff to get more relevant answers. All right, to individualize those GPT models even more. And pretty much this is exactly what we're going to be doing in this course. Right here in this course, we're analyzing all of the parameters that we can tweak and how to understand how to tweak these parameters to get the optimal results out of those. Gpt's now the most innovative and effective GPT's are anticipated to come from community builders expanding the AI capabilities. So two upgrades that open EI has announced, right to come later this year or earlier in the next year is first of one. First of all, being able to create a GPT as a community. So two and more people actually collaborating to create a GPT. And the second huge upgrade is the fact that once you program a custom GPT, you can actually list it on a GBD marketplace, powered by AI, and someone that could potentially benefit with your GPT and doesn't want to spend the time and energy that you spent coding this GPT, can actually purchase it, download it, and use it in his own everyday life. So as you can imagine, being able to code PT's code, all right, being able to create those GPT's. Being able to create many GPT's into many different areas of life, can also open a window for you to monetize this amazing skill that we're going to be learning in this course right here, which is absolutely amazing. Open I encourages diverse users including again, educators and coaches, to create PT's democratizing, again, artificial intelligence tool creation. Ladies and gentlemen, especially in the coach business, a custom GPT is going to replace a lot of coaches. All right? Because we can also, regardless of the fact that we can input websites for custom PTs to gain information from, you will see that another huge thing that we can input in custom PTs are PDF documents. Pdf documents could be, for example, health data about a person, could be performance data about a person. Let's say that someone ran a marathon, right? And we have the complete summary of how that marathon went. We can actually create a PDF with the summary, Import it into a custom GPT and create a specialized All right. Gpt, personal trainer GPT. That knows every single thing regarding this person. Why? Because we've inputed all of those PDFs with all of this information around a person. As you can imagine, a normal coach, a normal fitness coach could never understand and comprehend all of the data in PDF document regarding a client of his, but PD can and a custom fitness code for example, GPT can individualized information to an to an extreme extreme level. So this is extremely interesting and extremely important. All right, the upcoming GPT store, as we mentioned again previously in this right here, will feature user generated GPTs allowing for public sharing and discovery of innovative uses. So again, if you're thinking about paying the monthly subscription for GB four, by the way, I'm not affiliated with Open I by any means. But if you're thinking about the monthly subscription of GPT four, I would encourage you to actually go ahead and buy it. Because once you buy the monthly subscription, what you pay the monthly subscription. And after discourse in which you're going to become an expert on GPT creation, right? You will be able to create a lot of different PT's for a lot of different realms of your everyday life. And those PTs can actually be monetized. So you will be able to upload those PTs into the GPT store and potentially make money out of them, which is very, very interesting. Now, GBT creators can potentially earn again revenue based on the popularity and usage of their custom GPs in the future. All right, so again, identifying a target audience, creating our target avatar, pinpointing the problems of this target avatar, and then solving those problems with custom GPTs is going to be something very, very interesting in the future. And I'm definitely going to create more content around this to help more people understand how to, again, help people with custom PT's. This GPD store will highlight exceptional GPT's in categories like productivity, education. Again, promoting community engagement. So imagine creating GPT, for example, for studying in medical school or other universities. Imagine creating a GPT that educates you or helps you learn a language, right? This is absolutely amazing. And as you can see in the next lesson, which we're going to be analyzing the GPT's that. Have been created by AI, by open AI. And just like demo PTs just let you know what is capable. In this realm, you can see that it's going to be very interesting, right to PTs are developed with privacy and safety as key considerations, ensuring user data control and security. This is something that we need to have at the back of our heads that security again and data protection is one of the outermost important things regarding open AI. Users can choose to share data with third party API's when using GPTs. Maintaining, again, control over their information. Again, you can choose what information is shared when information is kept secret with again, OP and I and BD asked you about the stuff Open EI has also implemented systems to review GPTs against usage policies to prevent the sharing of harmful content. So you can imagine when democratizing something like the ability to create your own custom GPT can come with its dangers and people could potentially use this for a harmful content. This is why OpenI has implemented, again, those systems to review the GPTs and protect people from harmful content. Future developments in GPT's aim to enable them to perform real world tasks. All right, moving forwards, more practical applications. This is very interesting because as we're seeing by this information, which by the way, is referenced and is cited by AI's own website. All right, I didn't come up with these slides. The information on these slides is directly cited from Open Y's website. You can see that PD's are gradually transforming from just a theoretical chat based thing into actually infiltrating our daily lives. And infiltrating our lives, making a difference, making real world tasks and real world impact. As you can imagine, a lot of people's occupations, a lot of people work, will be completely replaced by artificial intelligence. So being the person that can code, the person that can create those PT's right, you can actually become very useful in the future society. Jbt's are envisioned as artificial intelligence agents, if you will, capable of interacting with and responding to real world scenarios effectively. Those are agents that we can program, that we can create in every single realm right of humanity. We can have Dr. agents, we can have personal fitness agents, we can have personal chefs, recommendations to eat, recommendations to play. All of this stuff we can create with artificial intelligence. And the thing is that there's no ceiling into this. The only boundaries, what agents we can create are the boundaries of human imagination. How cool is that? Developers can also enhance GPT's by connecting them to external API's, allowing integration with more datasets, more e mails and more. Imagine you a developer creating a GPT, Connecting this GPT into a real world dataset that is completely and refreshed by real world events. And having this GPT, for example, create news, right? It's like creating a agent, a robot that constantly 2047, right? Creates news based on live refreshings of pages, which is absolutely amazing. Custom actions can be defined, right, enabling GPT's to interact with the real world like shopping assistance or e mail management. Again, we can actually integrate those GPT's that we are going to be creating with the real world. We can have a shopping assistant. We can literally dictate the GPT to buy something and it will be integrated, for example, into Amazon or other online marketplaces to buy and purchase stuff. This is how GPT and artificial intelligence can have a direct impact in our lives. Enterprise customers can use GPT's internally tailoring them to specific business needs, department or dataset. So this is just another thing that can be done with PT's, right? Tailoring again, PT's to specific business needs, not only for occupational usage or for personal usage, but actually in businesses, which is absolutely amazing. Gpt's offer a platform also for businesses to empower employees and create internal difcilty intelligence tools without needing coding skills. I want you to imagine a world in which each business, for example, that has ten employees, all right? And each employee in this business has 100 different difcilitytelligence robots, 100 different artificial intelligence agents. Coded specifically by him, right, to help him with his tasks. So it's like a business has 10,000 employees, not ten employees. If each employee has 1,000 agents, right? Which is absolutely mind blowing. If you think about this, imagine the competitive advantage of a business that has trained its employees, right, to leverage the power of GPT creation. This is going to be absolutely mind blowing in the future marketplace, right? And again, businesses that don't evolve towards this new wave, that don't ride the wave of artificial intelligence and don't train their employees. To utilize this power of artificial intelligence will stay behind, right. The launch of GPT's aligns with open AI's mission to involve more people in shaping AI behavior and applications. This is the main goal of Open AI to help people without coding experience get involved with AI creation. And this is also the goal of this course right here, open AI's approach involves the community in AI development, creating for safer and more beneficial AI systems. Obviously for everyone, the model picker intensity has been simplified, right? Integrating various features like Dali and browsing in one place back in the day in three. We could utilize the power of Dali, but you needed to go on a new website, you needed to input new prolepts into Dal. It was a completely new user interface, but now everything is incorporated in char B four. Right? So we have Dali and web browsing in one again location with chB and ch four. This is crazy because, for example, we could create a GPT model that suggests images. Or we could create a GPD model in which we just brainstorm fictional stuff. Creates a complete board game, if you will, with images that can be generated with Dally and this is absolutely amazing. Attachments in TD also allow users to search through PDFs and other document types, right, increasing its functionality. And this is a complete game changer. The fact that PDF reading is incorporated in Ft 3.54 chart, it is absolutely amazing. Imagine all of the data that we can input into those programs and we're going to have those agents that we're going to be creating, analyze PDFs into like split seconds, all right? And gain all of the information. Retrieve all of the information, and give us the best answers to the information that we have inputed. This is absolutely amazing. Open AI also continues to update and improve the GPT interface based on user feedback, ensuring a seamless experience. This is something that P and I really applies to its work ethics. They always are seeking for feedback, they always are seeking for ways to, again, improve their artificial intelligence language models and this new feature that allows us to create our custom GPT. Right, so custom UPTs again represent a significant step in AI, accessibility and customization, offering personalized artificial intelligence solution for diverse needs. So I think that this is pretty much everything about what custom GPT's are. And now we're done with theoretical part of the course and it is time to move to the practical part of the course in the next lesson. Ladies and gentlemen, I am launching my GPT website again. If you don't have B, if you don't have to. Ty four, this is a great opportunity for you to check out how the user interface is to check out the power of this new program to consider if you would buy it or not. If you have PT and Ty four, this is also an amazing way to learn stuff and to learn how to create PT's. In the next Esson, we're testing some of the pre made GPTs which were made by open AI and released to the public to just utilize some ideas and to help us again brain term some ideas. And give us an example of GPTs that have been again programmed without any coding to help us in our everyday lives. So I'm very excited by the next segment. For the next segment that is coming off the scores, which is the practical part. Congratulations for completing the theoretical part. And I'm going to see you in the next essen of scores. 6. Testing Open AI's Pre-made GPTs: Hello everybody and welcome to the fourth lesson of the scores. I'm very happy that you're here because in this lesson we're diving directly into the practical part of the scores. In this lesson, ladies and gentlemen, we're launching a GP 3.5 and directly transferring to GP four. I'm going to show you the interface of chat four. And then we're diving into actually demonstrating the power of custom GPT's. Because as we said in previous lessons, Open AI has developed its own custom GPT to just demonstrate the computing power and the end list pretty much possibility of this custom GPT programming. So this is exactly what we're doing in this as and again in this as we're just demonstrating and diving through, doing a sneak pick if you will of the custom PTs that open EI has programmed and has released to the public. I am very excited to be the person that shows you this new technology and this new stuff. So enough with this introduction, let's move into actually analyzing custom PTs developed by AI. So ladies and gentlemen, this right here is the interface of Chat GPT 3.5 All right, and this is the free version of PT that everyone has access to, but if you pay the monthly subscription, you will have access to P four. And as you can see, GPT four comes with dally browsing and analysis and limited 40 messages per 3 hours. That's one of the limitations of chart Pty four. The fact that you can only if you will occupy a computing power of 40 messages every 3 hours. All right. But it's more than enough for us right now. We moved and we switched to charity four. And as you can see, nothing really happens right here in the chat moving from 3.5 to charity four. But what we're going to do is that we're going to hit this Explorer tab. Once we hit this explota from the menu right from the side barrel that opens and closes like this. As you can see, we move into this area which is the area of interest in this course, at least right here. This is the area in which we can create a GPT. And as you can see, this is so early noticed that it is still a beta, right? It's still a beta version. All right, We can create a GPT, which we're going to be creating in the next lesson, but for now, all right, we're going to analyze those GPTs right here. We're just going to take a look on some of those GPT's that have been developed by GPT and open AI. So let's just read the names of those GPTs. Obviously we've got Daly, right, and it's like the GPT actually directly communicates with you. So Dally says, let me turn your imagination into imagery. Data analysis says, drop any files and I can help analyze and visualize your data chip Classic says the latest version of Ch four with no additional capabilities. Right? Game time. I can quickly explain board games or card games to players of any age. Let the games begin or the negotiator. I'll help you advocate for yourself and get better outcomes right. Become a great negotiator. We get creative writing codes. I'm eager to read your work and give you feedback to improve your skills. We got cosmic dream, right? Visionary painter of Digital Wanderer, right? And tech support advisor from setting up a printer to trouble suiting a device. I'm here to help you step by step. So as you can see, Open AI has developed those GBD models. Just give us, let's say, just a preview of what the capabilities of this program is. So we got sticker wheez, which is absolutely insane. And I've actually used it previously, right? So I think we're going to start with sticker wheez and it says, I'll help you turn your wildest dreams into die cut stickers, right? Shipped right to your door. So how amazing is that? Open Y with custom PT's doesn't only limit you in the website of GPT, right? And open Y, It actually helps you incorporate other websites or at least navigates you to other websites to complete your orders. So everything's going to make sense with sticker wheez. So let's actually launch sticker wees, So this is the preface of a custom GPT. So you can see we've got the image and I'm going to demonstrate how to actually brainstorm and create your own images for your custom PT in the next lesson, right, we get the title of the custom UPT and then the description. I'll help you turn your wildest dreams into a die cut stickers. Right in dict stickers, shift right to your door. Now this is developed by PT, but again, when you develop your own GPT, it's going to have your username right here. So developed by your username. These are some questions that are preset, if you will, that you can click to ask. These are some frequently asked questions or frequently asked prompts to help you just communicate with the GPT in an easier way. And those questions we will program in the next lesson. So let's see what are the questions of sticker with. All right, can you make cool stickers for my laptop? I want a cute manga style sticker of a cat or create a holographic sticker of a speed boat. Can you come up with a sticker ideas for my bake shop? All right, so let's just come up with the most random thing ever, Okay? I like cars. All right. Let's say surgery. So let's actually let sticker, we know that, create a sticker of a let. Por 911, which is a fast car. Right? Let me create this of, let's say of a heart surgeon, right on a 911. Let's say this is the most random thing that I could come up with, honestly. Create a sticker of a heart surgeon on a Port 911. And we've got two stickers actually, and we can actually choose which one we prefer the most. Those images are being created with Dally, which is the artificial intelligence image generation right program. So let's see, here's a sticker design of a heart surgeon in a pose 911. It features a surgeon in medical scrubs focused and determined while driving the dynamic purse design is prepared for cut sticker printing right, complete with a solid white background as a strong black border. All right, and then I've got this one. Here's another sticker design featuring the heart surgeon racing in a Porus 911. How cool is that? How cool is that? I actually love the sticker right here. Really, really enjoy the sticker right here. That's so interesting. If you'd like to proceed with ordering stickers of this design, could you please let me know the quantity and size you prefer? This will help me provide with the appropriate link for ordering. Let's see. Let's choose this one for example. All right, let's say that looks great. I want like ten of them. Ten of them make them. Let's say, I don't know, 10 centimeters. All right. By 10 centimeters, I'm very excited by the sticker. I might actually order it. It looks just very cool. I love it. Great choice to order ten stickers of hard engine raising in a portion level design, each measuring ten by ten. Please use the following link, and it says order your stickers here. If we click this link, we literally go into this page right here in which it is this printing service, right? Sticker printing service. All we got to do is download this image right here. We can download it from here D and drop it right here. And we can actually confirm everything else and buy this sticker. All right, how cool is that? Let's actually go back in the Explore tab and let's see some other, let's say, examples of open. Let's go to, let's go to the negotiator, right? I help you advocate for yourself and get better outcomes. Become a great negotiator, let's say prepare to negotiate for a car purchase. All right, let's see if we can become better negotiators. Using artificial intelligence prepare me to negotiate for a car purchase. Let's see what the negotiator comes up with. Great, negotiating for a car purchase can be exciting, yet challenging to get started and need more information to provide tailored advice. Could you please provide the following details, type of car All right. Are by new or a used car? I am looking for a new. Okay. Race car budget. What is your budget? Let's say my budget is $100,000 All right. Research. I haven't done any research. I am just enthusiast. All right, priorities. What are the priorities? I prioritize, Let's see. Lowering the price and getting the most value for money. Car. All right. Time line. Is there a specific timeline by which you need to complete the purchase? I have no timeline in mind. All right, negotiation experience. How comfortable are you with negotiating? I am pretty smooth with negotiating. Let's see. Let's see. So I gave it a lot of advice, right? Thank you for providing those details. Here's a strategy to prepare for your negotiation for a new race car with a budget of $100,000 Prioritizing value for money and lowering the price. All right, so okay, it gives us the strategy to prepare for our negotiation. So for example, start by researching the types of race cars available within your budget. Look for reviews, forums, and expert opinions to understand which models offer the best value for money pricing information. Find the average selling price of the models you're interested, or we're not going to go in too much deal. Because this is not a course about how to buy a car. But you're getting the point here. The point is that this GPT right here is made to help you become a better negotiator. All of the questions that it asks, all of the information that it asks us to give receiving because it wants to become a better negotiator and this is the strategy. All right. For example, regarding the initial offer is a start by offering a lower price than your budget. This gives you room to negotiate. Then emphasize for your desire for the best value for money. Be informed. Knowledge is power negotiation flexibility. Well, you don't have a strict time line. Be open to the idea of walking away and coming back later. Right during the negotiation. Build report. Establish a friendly report with a salesperson. Focus on total price. Negotiate on the total price of the vehicle rather than monthly payments. Right. Silence is golden. Don't be afraid of silence after making an offer, wait for the other party to respond. Right. Trade ins and extras if discussing trade ins, right? Ensure these discussions don't cloud the negotiation of the new cars price. And then we got post negotiation, review the contract, right? Don't feel pressured to finalize the deal on the spot. All right, and we got this practice scenario. Let's try a brief mock negotiation. You're the dealership discussing a risk car priced at $110,000 How would you initiate the negotiation to try to bring the price closer to $100,000 budget? So all right, we're not going to go into much deal about the negotiator, but you can see that GPT gives a lot of information and it has been programmed this way. So when PT was programmed in the negotiator, they gave it specific details. All right. Program the negotiator telling him hey when, when a user starts using the negotiator, I want you to always ask information about the card that he's trying to buy, right? Then provide feedback on the research phase on the strategy development before the negotiation, after the negotiation. All of this is not random. It has been programmed to provide this information, right? This was the negotiator. Let's try one more just for fun. All right, let's try a more fun one. Let's see, how about cosmic dream. Cosmic dream visionary painter of digital wonder. Let's say cat, I've never used. This is going to paint a cat. Yes, it's going to paint a cat. Okay, great. Let's see what image of a cat it's going to come up with. Again, this is the logo of, this indicates the fact that Daly is currently working. Let's see. Cat behold the cosmic fell in a creature of color and whimsy floating in the universe. Will geometry and dreams intertwined? Okay, this looks like it paints illustrations of dreams. Again, let's try the most random thing, heart surgeon racing on a for 9113 RS. I'm just gigging out with cars right now, but let's see what question answers. And also a misspelled heart, let's see if it's actually going to find out that I'm referring on a heart surgeon. So the first quarter of generating the image is done. I think that I have a suspicion that it's going to pull it off. Just pull it off. Let's see what it got. Okay. Okay. That's dope. And this is actually a 9113 RS which is even more dope. I think he's holding the defibrillator. He's holding the stethoscope or the defibrillator? I'm not sure. Yeah, that's very cool. In a world where speed meet surgery, our hero in scrubs takes the wheel of a Port 911 GT, three RS racing through a neon dreamscape that blurs the line between reality and fantasy. Okay, that's though, like I might even download this. Yeah, I'm downloading it. I just downloaded it. I absolutely love this. Okay, so that was cosmic dream. Let's try one more. Let's try one more. Okay, so let's see which one we should try. Let's try game time. Let's try game time. I always had a hard time explaining games, so I can quickly explain board games or card games to players of any age. Let the games begin. Okay, Bet. Explain Monopoly to a five year old. That's the hardest problem that I could think of. Monopoly is a financial game, all right? Let's see if a five year old, how a five year old will interpret this, all right? Mono is a fun game where you pretend to be someone who buys and sells places like streets and houses. Imagine you're walking around a big square and every time you land on in place, you can decide if you want to buy it or not. If you do, you get to put a little house on it. Okay? When others land on your place, they have to give you money because they're visiting your house. There's also a part of the game when you go to jail, but don't worry, it's just pretend you can still play and get out of jail later, all right? And there's a fun part when you can pick cards and give you surprises, like winning a race or having to pay for something. The goal is to collect as many places and houses as you can and have the most money. At the end of the game, you win by being the best as buying and managing your places, so everyone else runs out of money. Remember, it's all about having fun buying places and seeing who can make the most. All right? Pretend money. That's interesting. That's interesting. That's interesting. Okay. Let's see. Explain, explain poker to a two year old. I'm just messing around with a program right now, just all right. Poker is a card game. Kind of like when you play with picture cards In poker, grown ups try to get the best combination of pictures on their cards, like all hearts or old numbers that are the same. They sit around the table and take turns, sometimes getting new cards to make their pictures better. They also use chips, which are like colorful to coins, to play the game. If they think they have really good cards, they put some more chips in the middle of the table. At the end, everyone shows their cards and the person with the best pictures wins all the chips. It's a game of matching pictures, and guessing who has the best ones. And remember, it's just a game of fun. All right. That's pretty cool. Absolutely. I think my favorite one of all was Cosmic Dream. All right, Which is absolutely amazing. Let's do a final one with Cosmic Dream. All right. Create, not even create a picture. Let's see a course creator. All right, creating a lesson on chat GPT. This is very surreal. This is very surreal. Let's see if it can literally paint my scenario as a cosmic dream right now. All right, let's see a course creator creating a lesson on chap. This is the first time that I'm experiencing with this program. Okay, In a whirlwind of colors and ideas, a course creator delves into the wonders of a PT surrounded by a vibrant essence of AI and creativity. If I was an Asian girl, I think this would be more on point. But whatever, I love the course one, so I think this is pretty much it regarding the different types of GPT's, of custom UPTs. All right, we had a sneak peek on all of the capabilities of those custom DPTs And now let's move into creating our own GPT. Ladies and Gentlemen, this is happening in the next lesson of the scores. In this next lesson of the scores, we're doing every single step, right? I'm going to show you step by step how to create and program GPT, obviously without any coding experience. So thank you. Verymuch. I'm going to see you in the next lesson of the scores. 7. Creating a Target Avatar to aim our GPTs : So welcome gentlemen to the lesson in which we're going to be starting the process of developing our own custom GPT. Again, without anything regarding to coding, right? We need no coding experience to do the stuff that I'm going to be implementing and showing in these lessons in this teston right here in the next lesson to come. Now, before we start with developing our own GPT, we need to make one thing clear. There are two ways to utilize the creation of a GPT model. The first is to use this GPT as a personal assistant and the second way is to actually give this GPT to others. List this GPT into a marketplace right, And provided as a service for others to purchase, for others to utilize. And you can either list it for free if you want to. In the first case in which we created GPT to assist our workflow, our work right, we do not need to obviously research our target audience. Create our target avatar, and visualize the problems of our target avatar. And how we're going to solve them simply because we are the target audience. We are the target avatar. We know our problems, and we're creating this GBT to solve our own problems. Now in the second case, in which we are actually creating a GBT model in order to list it on the marketplace, that is going to be available. It's probably available as you're consuming discourse right now, as we mentioned in previous lessons. Then we need to perform some basic audience research. We need to create our target avatar. And brainstorm some of the problems that this target Adar has, right? In order to be able to create the best possible service or the best possible product. If we say that this GPT model is a product to help again the needs of our target avatar. In this right here, we're actually going to be using Chat GPT 3.5 and not a P four because as we said, chat Ty four has a cap of 40 messages per 3 hours. So we have absolutely no reason to captivate all of the energy and utilize the energy of Charbty Four when we're brainstorming a simple target audience research process and a target avatar creation process which is extremely and basic. And I'm going to be showing how to do this in the Sasson right here. So we're using Chat GPT 3.5 to brainstorm our target audience, to create our target avatar, to identify the core problems of our target avatar, which again we are going to be solving with the creation of custom GPT's. I hope that this introduction made sense. Again, if you want to create a custom GPT for yourself, then this lesson right here isn't necessary for this process. You don't need the information that we're going to be delivering in this information right here. That being said, at some point, you will I guess, create a GPT and list it on the marketplace. Because it is a knowledge that you have and you have bought with the scores. So it's good for you to know. So every time to create a product, we need to identify our target avatar. Identify our target audience. Create our target avatar and then obviously brainstorm its problems. Which we're going to be doing in this lesson right here. So let's launch by three and let me show you exactly how to do this. So here we are, ladies and gentlemen inside chat GPT 3.5 So the first thing is let's take a hypothetical scenario, for example, that we are creating a GPD model for something that many people can utilize, that many people can be served by, let's say that we're creating a personal trainer, GPT. Okay, let's see. I am creating a virtual personal trainer. I want to identify the target audience that could benefit from it. Let's see what activity replies. Creating a virtual personal trainer is a great idea, and identifying your target audience is a crucial step in the development and marketing of your product. To determine your target audience, consider the following steps, okay? Market research, demographics, fitness goals, fitness levels, lifestyle and interests. Pain points and challenges, all of that stuff. Who do you think would be right? Benefit more from a virtual personal trainer, right? Who should I target with the service? Let's see. So the effectiveness of a virtual personal trainer and the ideal target audience for your service can vary based on the specific features and capabilities of your product. However, here are some groups of people who may particularly benefit from a virtual trainer. So we got busy professionals, right? Beginners, homework, and enthusiasts. Individuals with specific fitness goals, right? Seniors, travelers, and individuals. Health limitations. All right, that's interesting. Budget consumers, goal oriented users, socially conscious consumers. Let's try to pick a more narrow category of people. We can go either with busy professionals which I like, and homework at enthusiasts which I also like. Let's go ahead and say, okay, I will narrow my virtual trainer to work out enthusiasts. Let me change this. Enthusiasts create a list of people that could benefit from it. I narrow down to homework enthusiasts, who are homeworker enthusiasts, Stay at home, parents, remote workers, homeowners, apartment dwellers, elderly individuals, fitness beginners, individuals with time constraints. All of those people right here, people with social anxiety, weight lifting, hobbyists, technology enthusiasts, all of these guys. I'm not going to get into much deal again because this is a very specific example that I'm providing right here of my target audience. But now let's actually create our target out. I want you to create my target avatar. Let's say I want you to create the target avatar of this group of people. Make sure to describe his day and why he belongs in this group again of people. All right, so certainly let's create a target out for the group of home worker enthusiasts. Sarah is 32 year old professional who embodies characteristics and lifestyle of this audience. We got Sarah. She's 32. She's a marketing manager, married with two young children. Right, living in a suburban neighborhood. So we got the description of Sarah, her morning routine, her work, her evening routine, her fitness goals, right, and why. Sarah belongs in the Home workout enthusiast group. So she belongs to this group because her daily routine is filled with responsibilities and she values the convenience and flexibility of exercising at home. So we could create a GPT on Sarah and we will create GPT on Sarah. But now we have undergone all of this process of mentioning PT, the fact that we want to create a virtual assistant, then moving on and researching the target audience, narrowing down to people that are home enthusiasts, homework and enthusiasts, and then creating. Sarah, we did all of this process to lead up to this prompt trade here. And this prompt is mentioned the ten biggest pain points, right, Of, of my target avatar. All right, and based on those ten pain points, those are the ten pain points. All right, to rephrase it, that we will try to solve with our custom GPT. Right here are the ten biggest pain points. We got time constraints, we got the lack of motivation, we got the limited equipment, we got inconsistent routine, we got family interruptions, fitness plate, lack of accountability, safety concerns, variety and boredom, nutrition challenges. Those ladies and gentlemen, are the ten pain points, the ten biggest pain points that led to Sarah, our target Avadar, to become a exercise enthusiast. We're trying to enhance this process of exercising at home with the Virtual Assistant GP that we're going to be creating. And those are the ten pain points that we want to solve. All right, now I want to, for example, we could say, elaborate on pain point number one and suggest five solutions that virtual assistant could provide, a virtual, let's say, training assistant could provide. Let's see, certainly. Let's elaborate on pain point number one, which is time constraints, and explore five solutions that a virtual training assistant could provide to address this challenge for Sarah. So first of all, we got time constraints, right? This is the pain point elaboration Star is busy scheduled as a working professional, a mother of two children, leaves her with her limited time for dedicated workouts, solutions, sort and effective workouts, customized workout plans, schedule reminders, workouts, anytime, anywhere, time management tips. So this is exactly how we're going to program our DPT based on those solutions for the first problem out of the ten core problems that our target avatar has. So we want our custom PT to provide short and effective workouts. We want our custom PT to provide customized workout plans. We want custom PT to provide scheduled reminders for workouts, suggestions for workouts anytime, anywhere, and on top of that, time management tips. So this is pretty much, ladies and gentlemen, how we provide. First of all, we brainstorm the category of GPT that want to create. All right, we brainstorm again our target audience. We narrow down to our target avatar. Using such PT, we come up with the ten biggest pain points of our target avatar. And then based on those ten pain points, we get each and every single one of them and we provide solutions to those pain points. All right, so this is absolutely necessary if we're creating a virtual product and a custom GPT is a virtual product that we're going to be selling online. So being able, all right, to program your custom PT and identify the needs of your target avatar before you list your GPT online for sale is, as you can imagine, of utmost important importance for this job right here. Again, if you're creating your own GPT, you don't need to go through the stuff. But I think that the information in this lesson was easy to digest and it was fairly fast. Now that we're done with researching again, our target audience, narrowing down to our target avatar, identifying the ten core problems, and suggesting solutions to those problems. It is time to launch such BD four and create our own GPT. So this is exactly what's happening in the next lesson of the course. 8. Creating our Custom GPTs: Harry Barn. Welcome to the sixth lesson of the scores. This lesson right here is the exact lesson that you have been waiting for. In this lesson, we are literally going to be going through the whole process of designing our custom GPT's. All right, we've described in previous lessons everything regarding artificial intelligence, open AI three, P three versus P four. Then how to brainstorm our target audience and create our target Avator based on what our custom GPT is about to deliver, what service it is about to deliver. And now time, ladies and gentlemen to dive into this process. I'm very happy that you're here. Let's launch B four and let me show you exactly how to customize your own custom chat GPT model. This again, ladies and gentlemen, is the interface of open AI. And we've got GPT 3.5 right now. Let's switch to chat GPT four. Now we're going right here in the Explorer tab. We're going to close the sidebar, and we have all of those GPTs that we explored in previous lessons. But now we're not interested in this part right here, we're interested in this button right here, the Create a GPT button. Let's go ahead and create this GPT. Now, as you can see, the interface that we've got right here is divided into two subsections, the left part and the right part. In the left part, we've got the so called GPT builder and two buttons, the create button and the configure button. Right, We will be going through every single button and every single aspect of the left and the right tab in this tess. And I don't want you to stress about this in the right tab as we're going to be giving information in the GPT builder and as we're going to be building our GPT, again without code code, just by answering the questions of the GPT builder. In the right tab, we're going to see our custom GPT model being created. All right, and we can actually engage with this custom GPT model that we have created in the right. Again, part of the screen in the left as you can see here, again, we can message GPT builder. In the right we message our GPT. Now look at this, this ban right here is a button in which we can also attach files. All right, and this is one of the biggest, again aspects and biggest selling points of this new GP builder update the fact that you can attach PF files. All right. You can attach guides, more information regarding what your GP, what you want your GPT to be doing. Right in the GBD builder, which is, you know, absolutely mind blowing. All right. Now let's go ahead and actually engage with the GPT builder to show you all the capabilities of this program. Let's say again that we want to create a GPT which is going to be a for enthusiasts. This is our GPT, a personal trainer for home fitness enthusiasts. The GPT builder says, hi, I hope you build a new GPT. You can say something like make a creative who helps generate visuals for new products or make a software engineer who helps format my code. What do you like me to make a personal trainer who specializes in workouts? Make a personal trainer who specializes the specialized in home workouts. You can see that it is updating the GPT. And once you see this, again purple color, this means that open Ye utilizes power of other software. For example, you remember that the same purple color we would see if we were utilizing the power of Di to generate images. Now we also creating new GPT behaviors and this is why we have this purple image. First thing is that you can see that the GPT, the preview part of the GPT, has been updated to your personal trainer for effective home workouts. And we also have our first questions that you could ask, the predetermined questions that we could also tweak in the configured tab later in this video. So just a full body workout for beginners. These are just some questions that are GPT model that we have designed. All right, Wants users to be asking in order to engage in a better way with the GPT model. How can I stay motivated to work out at home? Give me a 20 minute cardio routine nutrition tips for muscle gain. All right, so let's move actually to the GPT builder again. How about naming this GPT home fitness coaches. Does this name work with you? Now we're brainstorming the name of our GPT, and I honestly think that home fitness coach is an amazing name, let's say. Sure. Let's keep home fitness coach, okay, let's keep home fitness coach amazing. Again, we're generating the profile picture now. All right, because we want the profile picture, we have updated the name. Now it's time to generate a profile picture. And how we're going to do this, we're going to do this obviously with Daly. All right. This is okay. So Daly is the artificial intelligence program which generates images. And this is the image that was generated. So here's the profile picture for home fitness coach. Do you like it or do you like? To make any changes. I don't like it that much. Okay. Let's make it more minimal and focus on muscle, right? Obviously we can tweak the profile picture as many times as we want, right? It doesn't matter. But again, the profile picture isn't that important in GPD. I just didn't like this because we're talking about a home fitness coach, and this is not home, this is a three in a heel. I didn't like it that much. Let's say it's generating another profile picture, now that's better. Here's the updated profile picture. More minimal and focused on muscle. What do you think? Would you like any further adjustments? No, I love it. So we're keeping this and this is the interface of our GBT, right? Our profile picture will be created. And your personal trainer for effective workout. Now we could be able to, again, talk with our GBD model. Right from now, right, we can message our GBT, but I want to wait and actually tweak it more with the GBD builder. So it's as great. Let's refine the context for home fitness coach when thinking about the advice and routines it provides. All right, are there any specific types of workouts or fitness goals you wanted to focus on, like weight loss, muscle building, or flexibility? It's actually a great question. Are there any specific types of workouts or fitness goals you wanted to focus on? No, I don't want it to focus on specific workouts. I want it to provide tailored personal training in every to every single user, right? To every single user. Let's see. Let's see what the GPT builder is going to answer. Again, obviously we don't want to just have one preset type of workout. That being said, we could create many different GPT'sor. Could create a GPT for example, for weight loss or GP for muscle building, or GPT for flexibility. But this is just a general that covers everything, right? The general GPT that covers everything. So let's see. It updated the behavior of the GPT and now it is mentioning the fact that the behavior is updated and what will we gain. So great, home fitness codes will provide tailored personal training to every user, adapting to their unique fitness goals and available resources. Next again, let's think about the tone and styling of interaction. How do you envision home fitness codes communicating? Should it be strictly professional or more friendly and casual? Any specific language or phrases it should never use or avoid? All right, we're moving to the second part of GBT building, which is actually, let's say, the personality of our GPT. How do we want our GPT to be communicating with people? All right, again, this back in the day is used to require code in order to be done, but now it just can be done with a simple conversation with the GPT builder. I want the fitness. I want the GPT to be very energized and motivational when interacting with the users. I want it to make them want to work out even when they don't feel like it. Obviously, we're referring about a home workout routine, so we want a very energized GPT to keep those users energized. Let's see what the GPT builder will come up to right now. Obviously, we're going to be interacting with the GPT later in this lesson to see how good we actually program the GPT. Let's see, it is updating a GPT right now. And once it is done, you can see GPT behavior updated. So perfect home fitness coach will interact in a very energized and motivational way aiming to inspire users to work out, even on days they may not feel like it. Now let's make sure everything is as you envision. Try out home fitness coach in the playground to the right. Right. If you have any refinements, let me know and I'll adjust it accordingly. How does it sound? So it sounds amazing. And let's go ahead and test our GPT that we created right now in less than 10 minutes. So again, this is our GPT energizing personal trainer for home workouts. And now that we add the fact that we want it to be energized and Motivational, you can see that it changes the whole layout of the GPT. So it changed the subtitle and it also changed the suggested words that we can use. So for example, give me a workout to boot my energy, quick morning workout routine. How to stay motivated for daily exercise, healthy eating, eating tips for active days. All right, so let's start with one of those, again, preset questions. So give me a workout to boost my energy. Let's see what our custom GPT will answer. So absolutely, let's get that energy up before I tailor a workout for you. Could you get me, could you let me know a bit about your current fitness level and any specific goals you might have? This will help me create a more, the most effective and enjoyable workout for you. Now, this, ladies and gentlemen, may seem like a random answer given by our GPT, but if you note what we mentioned in the GPT builder, you will see that this is not random at all. All right? Because I asked, all right. I asked the GPT builder to program this GPT by providing tailored personal training to every single user. And this is exactly why this GPT is asking is asking me information about my current fitness level and specific goals that I might have. All right, It wants to give me tailored advice and this is exactly why it is asking for it. So this answer is completely based on the programming that we did in the GPT builder, right? And it's also energized because it says absolutely, let's get that energy up. Okay, so let's actually go ahead and answer to this question. Before I tell you record, could you let me know a bit about your current fitness level? So, I am a male, let's see, 70 kilograms, okay? I normally work out three days per week. I work sitd on a chair. I have let's say 20% fat in my body. Let's see. Great, thanks for sharing your details based on your information. It sounds like you're moderately active and looking for a workout to boost your energy, especially considering your sedentary job. I'll design the balanced routine that combines cardio strength and flexibility exercises to enhance your energy levels sustainable for your fitness level. This workout can be done at home without any specialized equipment. How amazing is that? We literally right, we literally replaced a tailored personal trainer with our custom GPD model in less than 15 minutes, which is absolutely insane. I'm getting very excited by this. So this is our energizing workout plan. We've got our work warm up, which is 5 minutes right march in place. Arm cycles, leg swings, dynamic stretching. Then we've got our cardio session, which is 10 minutes. We've got jumping jacks in knees, butt kicks, shadow boxing rest and repeat the cycle once. Then we've got our strength training. Push ups, squats, try dips, plank rest, flexibility and cool down forward, bend catcutretches, shoulder stretches, deep breathing, and again, some tips for success. So stay hydrated. Listen to your body. Consistency is key, and nutrition, right? Ensure that you're reading a balanced diet to support your energy levels. So let's actually, and also we've got our message right here which says, remember it's more to start each workout session with a warm up and end with a cool down to prevent injuries, right? Let's get energized and conquer the day. This again, R GPT, which we told it to stay energized. So let's actually create a weekly routine. So it says absolutely. Building a weekly training schedule that targets all muscle group is a great way to ensure balanced muscle development. Avoid overtraining since you're focused on muscle building would include a mix of strength training, cardio, overall health, right, rest days for recovery. So let's see, Monday we're doing upper body strength Thursday, lower body strength Wednesday, active recovery, right, activity, light walking, yoga, stretching, goal enhanced flexibility, and eight muscle recovery. Thursday, back and core strength. Friday, full body workout, Saturday, Cardi and core, right? Sunday rest day, and some additional tips. This is absolutely amazing. And it also, again, has us being energized at the end of the conversation, which is absolutely amazing and kind of wholesome right now, we could add more stuff to the GPD builder, right, To tailor this even more to our case. And this can be done with the configure Tap in tab in the configure tap which changed the name, for example, which could be home fitness coach. This is the name and it should update here. Right, And we've got the description. Let's could we reload this? No, not exactly. Okay. In the description energizing personal trainer for home workouts, these are the instructions that we're given to our GPT. Those instructions have been created. All right. By the GPT builder based on the information that we provided in our chat. So based on the information that we provided in our chat, the GPT builder says, for example, the role and goal of the fitness coach is home fitness coach is a dynamic and motivational personal trainer for home workouts. It offers personalized fitness advice catering to various goals and fitness levels and is adept at crafting diverse workout plans and nutrition advice constraints. Avoid suggesting workouts requiring specialized home equipment. Right? Those are some constraints that GPD builder has brainstormed by itself due to the fact that we mentioned that this is a home workout GPT prioritize safety and adaptability in workout recommendations. So those are also, we've got more, All right, We've got guidelines capable of diversifying, diversing workout plans from card to strength training for different fitness levels. Then we've got some guidelines and also personalization. Communicating in an energized and motivational tone, inspiring others to exercise even when they lack motivation, right? Use uplifting and encouraging language to boost enthusiasm at commitment to fitness routines. Those are the conversation starters, right? Those are the prompts that we urge users when they're communicating and interacting with UrGPT to use to have like a great conversation start just to start again, communicating with RGBT'vet as conversation starters give me a workout to boost my energy. How to start motivated for daily exercise or quick morning workout, routine, healthy eating tips for acting days or let's say create a Pero analyzed. All right, nutrition schedule for me. This could be another conversation starter. All right? Then moving on, we've got the knowledge and in the next lesson, which we're going to be be configuring even more our GPT. We're going to inspect this knowledge tab. Right here, you can see we've got an upload file stab. And this upload files Stab gives us, all right, the option to upload PDF documents and more. Pretty much videos, photographs, PDF documents, Everything we need our home fitness coaches to have incorporated in its knowledge, in its computing power to provide the best assistance to our users. In the next lesson, we're going to be downloading PDFs from the web, right? Specialized PDFs for fitness coaches from the web. And uploading here and testing how dar GPT reacts. Right, Then we're moving to its capabilities. This is, if you will, the purple, All right, the purple line which is loading in our GPT creator mode. Capabilities are web browsing, dally, image generation and code interpreter interpreter. Right? Web browsing gives us the ability to paste a link, again, a page from the web in our GPT, and this link, this gives the ability of our GPT to browse the web and gain information from the web without having to input, All right, our information inside the GPT. Right then we've got da image generation. We discussed about what damage generation is. Is it pretty much the ability to generate images from prompts that we give without exiting the depplication. And then we've got code interpreter in which pretty much it can analyze data that we give it and showcase the data with different graphs and stuff, which will be very effective, especially in a fitness planning code. We could give data, for example, from our runs, all right? And it could plot the data and give us more information regarding our runs. Obviously, we've got more actions. And the more actions the ad actions option is if we want to incorporate even something more specialized that we can do it with our own code. Obviously, it is possible to create your own GPT model without knowing how to code, right? But if you know how to code, you can actually incorporate your code in your own GPD model to make it even stronger. All right, so ladies and gentlemen, this was our first interaction with the GBT builder and our own custom personal fitness codes for home workouts, GPT, that we have created. Let's move now to the next lesson in which we're going to be diving even deeper and configuring our GPT even more by inputting information and PDF documents that we have downloaded from the web. Again, to expand the knowledge of our GBT. Thank you very much for being here. I'm going to see you in the sixth lesson of the scores. 9. Configuring our GPTs: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 7,000 of course in which we're going to be testing and refining our custom GPT custom fitness coach. In this lesson re, I'm going to show you how to import PDFs and how to download firstly PDFs from the web to import them inside your custom GP in order to train automatically your GPT into any information you are going to give. And also I'm going to show you how to refine your GPT and add some more specific details, some more specific information in the configured tab of, again, our custom GPT to help just with the user experience. All right, so welcome again to lesson, let's dive. Let's open chat GPT. Let's open GBD four. And let's actually tweak even more parameters out of our custom GPT. So this ladies and gentlemen is right here. Again, the window that we have. At the left side, we've got our GPT builder, as we said, and in the right side we've got our custom GPT. Now in the previous lesson we have configured some very basic stuff around our GPT stuff like, for example, the name, the description. We've got our profile picture and the instructions of our GPT which are not going to change. That being said, let's now analyze how can we dive even deeper into the configuration aspects of our custom GPT and what are the next abilities that we can add into this custom GPT? So the first thing that I would like to tweak with you is the knowledge, All right, additional files for this GPT to reference. Sometimes, especially if we're creating GPT's around fitness, we want our knowledge or the knowledge of the GPT that we're creating to be evidence based. All right, especially if we're creating, again, GPT's that have to do with health of individuals, we want our staff to be evidence based. Now, I'm not here to question the database in which open AI and GPT gets the data to deliver to the users. But sometimes we need to be extra careful. That's why in the case of our home fitness code, I want my custom GPT to be getting its knowledge from a specific source that I have dictated. This specific source is, for example, this book right here. This book is the Primary Personal Trainer Certification course. Okay, The third edition. And it is 186 pages, as you can see, of every single thing that a personal trainer should know. Anything from anatomy to physiology to how to treat people to everything, right? Obviously, training programs, the usage of proteins, all right? All of the stuff. We also have test quizzes. Look at this. All of this is just information that a personal trainer should know, 186 pages and I want my program, the whole fitness codes to be trained based on those 186 pages. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to go here and download this. All right. Where downloads save. Now that our PDF is saved, it is time to import it as knowledge to our customer, PTs. We go to here, upload files. All right. Desktop or download Personal Trainer again, bookmark, load this. And as you can see here, you can see that the PDF is being uploaded. So we're going to leave this here to be scanning again the PDF document as it is uploading it and it is implementing all of the information that pretty much is stated inside the PDF it is utilizing the PDF is uploaded. All right, so check this out now. Let me go to configure. All right. After this I'm going to add, every time you suggest a, let's say a program, I want you to reference it. Let's actually add this to the chat box. The chat box and not in the configure menu. It's good to create. Let's say every time you suggest a program, I want you to reference it from the PDF I have uploaded. Let's see what the GPT builder is going to say. It is, first of all, updating our GPT to do exactly what we state. So to be 100% sure and positive that the home fitness codes doesn't just come up with random, let's say, fitness advice that aren't evidence based and aren't from our PDF. This is why I added this prompt. So look at this, let's see, let's see what the GPT builder comes up with. I mean, it is pretty specific what we're asking here and it's still loading, so I'm very eager to see if it's going to respond to this. Let's see if everything is fine in the configured tab because I'm not seeing it respond, so it looks like it's responded. It's doing one more time. Again, it is loading one more time. This prompt, I mean I get it because it needs to analyze the whole article and then to be able to suggest every single time, the same to reference every single time when we have a workout. Here is the GPD builder. After again, I've set this prompt one more time because it had a rough time at the first time to interpret what I'm saying. But now it says your request has been incorporated. Now, every time I suggest a workout program or nutrition plan, I will reference it directly from the PF you've uploaded. If you have any specific fitness goals or questions, feel free to ask and I'll tailor the advice based on the information in your PDF. Let's get started. Let's say, for example, suggest a five minute energy boost workout for upper body. Let's see what the home fitness coach comes up with. Great choice for a quick energy boost. Here's a five minute upper body workout that you can do right at home. This workout is designed to engage your arms, shoulders, chest, and back, giving you a nice energy kick and strengthening your upper body. Remember, proper form is key to avoid injury and maximize the benefits. We got arm cycles. All right, we've got push ups, begin in high plank position with your hands slightly wider. Then we got tricep dips again. This is 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 4 minutes, right, and 5 minutes. Let's see if it is going to reference our PDF. If this workout, this quick workout, doesn't boost your energy levels, it also helps improving muscle tone and durance in your upper body. Keep up and you'll notice improvements in your strength and energy over time. Remember, it's all about consistency. Let's keep moving. All right? It didn't actually reference the PDF. All right. Let's actually go here in the configure tap. All right? I wanted to say every time. All right, you reference for the PDF I uploaded. Let's actually add it in the configure tab. Let's actually add the same exact prompt in the configure tab. All right, let's see if it's actually more reliable to add prompts in the configure tab rather than the create tab. All right, that's going to be interesting. Let's first of all wait for it to update the GPT. I think that's the first thing that we've got to do. Then I have some new plans. All right. Another suggestion that I want to tweak in my GPT, which is to actually add images, all right, every time it suggests a different type of workout. So let's see updating GPT again. It takes time and it takes computing power because four, as we said, it requires a pier computing power, the g 3.5 And maybe we're asking a bit too much from the program right now, but let's see how it goes. Okay, let's see. Quick morning workout routine, Searching my Knowledge. That's very good. This means that it's probably searching the PDF file right now. And I think that we solve this problem if this is what I think it is. But I think this right here, this icon that you see is the code, I'm sorry, the code interpreter. And it interprets the PDF file right here. Let's actually see what it's going to come up with. I think that the solution that we needed to give to this problem right here is that we needed our PDF prompt, which is every time you suggest a program, which is the reference from the PDF I have uploaded, we needed to be in the configured tab right here. All right. Not just in the Create tab. Let's see what the home fitness coach is going to come up with. Again, this requires some computing power, and as you can see, it is taking some time. But that being said, we are programming a whole GPT here, which, you know, a month ago or two months ago, it would be pretty much impossible to do so without any coding experience, there's no problem for us waiting to have this done. So what happened here is actually very interesting. All right. It says that I've searched through my knowledge source for a specific quick morning workout routine, but I wasn't able to find a directly relevant section. However, I can still create a personalized morning workout for you based on general fitness principles. So how absolutely amazing is this? And this is why it took so much time for it to answer it is because it literally went through 186 different slides. And it realized that, first of all, there is no morning workout here. And second of all, all right, we need equipment to do these workouts, which is something that we've mentioned right here, that we need to avoid suggesting workouts requiring specialized equipment. So as you can see, two of the problems that I've given to my GPT go against each other. And this is why it mentioned the fact that I'm sorry, I'm not able to do that, what you're asking. But I can suggest you some general fitness principles. So these are the general fitness principles that it suggested, the outcome and the thing that I want you to remember from Configuration right here is that, first of all, if you want something, for example, to your GPT program to directly get information from your PDF, I don't want you to add to mention this in the Create part. I want you to mention this in the configured tab, which is just a more direct way to communicate with your GPT. For example, if I go right here and I say every time you, every time, let's say an answer no, every answer, Let's say every answer with a hooray. Okay? So let's see if it's going to work. How can I stay motivated for daily exercise? Let's see if it's actually going to end it with a hooray. But I think it's going to, it's going to stay motivated for the daily exercise can be challenging, blah, blah, blah, blah. All right. And I think that now that we've added this in the configured up, it's actually going to work. This is like a more direct way to program your GPT, which honestly makes sense because this is just a starter all starter way. The GPT builder is just a way to start creating your GPT. And then in the configured tap you're going to be just more specific with it and the instructions here is pretty much exactly where you're going to be putting all of the information that you want the GPT to apply. It keeps on giving us motivational exercises and motivational exercises and let's see if it's going to end it with a. So again, to conclude, if you want to directly change the way that your GPD acts. I wouldn't do it from the Create tab. I would do it with the configure tab. I would go into the instructions and I would clearly instruct the GPT to do something. For example, end every sentence, let's say with a UP. Okay, Let's see if it does this actually. Okay, So tell me what you are capable of in five sentences. So let's see. Absolutely. Let's get pumped up about fitness UP. Okay, so it says I'm going to go out to guide. Ok. And UP again. Up here, UP again, you can imagine how much and how deeply you can tweak every single aspect of your GPT from the instructions panel. This was just a demonstration of the fact that whatever you instruct, this is exactly what the RGP is going to do. So this, ladies and gentlemen, concludes our configuration lesson. And this lesson we dived a bit deeper into how to upload PDF files and train R GPT models based on those PDF files. And also how to deeply, more specifically, again, configure the settings of RGPT not from the create panel, but rather from the configured panel, which is just a more direct way to communicate with your GPT. The final thing that we're left to do now is to learn how to share RGBT, which is something extremely, extremely easy. And we're going to do this in the next lesson and the final lesson of the scores. So thank you very much and I'm going to see you in the next lesson. 10. Sharing our GPTs: So welcome now ladies and gentlemen to the final lesson of this course, in which is going to be a very short lesson. During which I'm going to show you how to actually export your GPTs and how to share your GPTs to the public. All right, keep in mind that this course and this lesson has been created exactly one week after the release of custom GPTs by open AI. So the marketplace in which we can list our DPTs isn't available yet. All right. Chances are that if you're seeing this course more than one or two months after it has been created, there is possibly a chance that there is a marketplace in which you can directly list your PTs and sell them there, generate revenue from there. Right? That being said, at the moment, the best you can do is that you can share your GPT with a code to the public, right? You can copy the link for your GPT and share it with your friends or even, you know, sell it in your own website. So let's go ahead and actually let me demonstrate exactly how to share your GPT after you have created it. So this right here again is the interface of chat P four. And we're going to go in the Explorer tab. All right, so in the Explorer tab you can see that those are all of the GPT's that we have worked with. And this is the custom GPT that we have created, the home fitness code. All right, so what we're going to do here is that you can see that it is locked at the moment. And we want to unlock it in order to be able to list it to the public. So we're going to edit. All right, and from edit you can see that again we have the left side of the screen which is the create and the configured tab. And on the right side of the screen we can again play with a GPT. Now how do we share it? We press on these three dots right here. All right, we can delete a GPT. Next to those three dots, we have this Safe button. And if we click the Safe button, you can set, we have all of those different, again, options to publish, either to only me, to publish with people with a link, or to list it to the public. All right. As you can see, if you want to list it to the public, you see that the GPT may appear in the GPT store, which is coming soon. So if you want to upload this, for example, to listed in the GPT store when it arrives, all right, and when it is possible to upload your GPT and DPD store, you want to list it for the public if you want to keep this GPT on a private. All right, setting for example, to share just with people that you send a link over. It could be some of your students, if you have a program, it could be some of your friends. It could be some of your teammates, some of your colleagues. Right? Then you only share with people with a link. All right, then you can change, obviously some of the features here. For example, the theme of the GPT, some beta features of the GPT. Again, some data controls and the bulk profile. You can either have or not have your name. All right, and you can change, pronounce the name again for the GPT. Nothing really special. And once we're done, we press Confirm. All right. For example, right now I saved only people with a link, right? Press Confirm. And now if we go to the Explore tab, you can see that right here, it used to be locked, but now you can see the amount of people that have been inside this GPT and have used this GPT. At the moment, obviously it is zero, all right? But in the future, more and more people as they use your GPT, you can see that this is going to be 1234567. So pretty much this is how you share your GPT. Again, if you want to share to the public, you go here again. If you want to share your GPT to the public, you go save public. All right. Confirm And now our GPT, as you can see, it is completely public from here. If we change it, you could see from here down, right below, the name of the GPT it has published and where it is published, so the home fitness coach is published and to the public. All right, you can view your GPT or you can copy the link of your GPT and paste it whenever you want. In any chart you want to share it with your friends, and this is pretty much how we share ladies and gentlemen, our GPT's. This concludes the final lesson of the scores, ladies and gentlemen, in which we discussed about, again, how to share your GPT. I would like to thank you for completing this lesson right here and I'm going to see you in the thank you message of the course. 11. Thank you message: Ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for sticking up at the end of this course and completing this course to its fullest. I really, really hope that I've helped you with the creation of the custom GPT. And during those lessons in this course, I think we've analyzed a lot of stuff. We've started by analyzing what is open AI and how P three revolutionalized the way that we interact with artificial intelligence. Then we moved by comparing chart three with chart four, and then we dive deeper into the capabilities of ChargPt four, right, and obviously the service that it provides to us, which is the creation of custom GPTs. Then we dived even deeper into how to create custom GPTs, how to configure those custom GPTs, how to import PDFs and more information to our custom GPT model to tailor them to appeal to the users. And finally, how to share our custom PTs. How to upload them in the marketplace, or how to keep them on a private basis just by sharing their links. So again, thank you very much for sticking up until the end of this course. I'm honored that you completed these lessons. If you enjoy this course and feel like helping me out, you can leave a positive review. And if you want more content from me, you can follow my Youtube channel. Thank you very much, and I'm going to see you in the next course.