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1. Intro to AI ChatGPT Language Model: [MUSIC] Welcome to the
world of AI for creatives. I have designed this class
specifically for creatives. Just like you, I am an artist
and fellow creative myself. I'm going to break
this stuff down into a way that is very
easy to understand, and even easier to implement. I'm sharing the ins and
outs of how to set up AI to integrate it
with your workflow, giving you tangible
examples as well as the best practices
for using it so you get the results that
you actually want. You're going to learn how to
generate quality content, titles, product descriptions, email, campaigns, funnels. You're going to be able to
automate your workflow, and you're going to be able
to learn how to use AI to your benefit without taking away your personality.
I'm Peggy Dean. I am a best-selling author,
artist and educator, and I am excited to bring to you what I have learned
about AI language models. It's supercharged my workflow, and I know they
will for you too. I've also put together a fully customizable done for
you template stack, that is filled with formulas on how to get the highest
quality results. Are you ready to take your creative workflow
to an untapped level? If so, grab a notebook or file, this is going to be really good. I'll see you inside. [MUSIC]
2. #1 Top Mistake When Using ChatGPT: I'm just going to address
the elephant in the room. AI is not exactly
the first thing that a handful of us think will work for us because
it's tech stuff. [LAUGHTER] But I have designed this class specifically for
creatives, just like you, I am an artist and
fellow creative myself, so I'm going to break this
stuff down into a way that is very easy to understand and
even easier to implement. In addition to providing you with the knowledge
of what you can do and how to properly use AI to your
advantage, I've also, very excited about this, I've put together a fully customizable template
stack for you that is filled with formulas on how to get high-quality results. First and foremost, it is
important to understand that AI is not just one tool
or one platform, but rather a collection of technologies that can be
applied in many different ways. I know it's vague, but when the possibilities are endless, sometimes it's really hard to
nutshell a beautiful thing. But there are AI tools
and platforms available for just about any type
of task or workflow. We'll be diving into a lot of possibilities and direct
examples in this class, some of which are
including generating, not just well-structured, but
stop them in their tracks. Social media posts,
crafting engaging blog post titles with ease
that search engines will love. Writing compelling product
descriptions that will take readers to a new
level of connection. Setting up lead magnets, opt-ins, email
campaigns, funnels, things that will guide
your subscribers through a curated nurture
sequence that's effective and serves you
and your bottom line, and creating all the content. You got an email list, check, want to build one, check. Instagram, check.
Website, check. Pinterest, check. Shall I go on? I will show you the dirty
behind-the-scenes of the whole thing simpler
than you would think. You can say goodbye to spending hours on Monday and tasks. Hello to more time doing the
creative work that you love. Whether you're an
artist that selling artwork or teacher
offering online classes, you name it, you have the
ability to streamline your process and effectively bring your work to the masses. How can you use AI to support your work and
bring your ideas to life? You need to understand that
what you want to achieve with AI and what resources are available to help you get there. Whether you want to
generate social media posts or write those
marketing campaigns, automate inquiries, there's an AI tool
to make it happen. There's a way that you
can construct it to make sure it's done well. This might be the
most important thing that I tell you throughout
this entire class. Write this down, stick
it on your monitor. AI is only as good as the
data that you feed it. That means it's important to make sure that you're inputting high-quality instructions
that are directly relevant to your needs and that
you're using it in a way that aligns
with your goals. The sentence that I'm
about to say is boring, but try not to glaze over it because it's only one sentence. AI works by using
algorithms and machine learning to analyze data and make predictions
based on that data. Boring sentence is
done but basically, the more data that you provide, the more accurate the
AI's predictions will be. The quality of the
data is key because if it's in any way
inaccurate or irrelevant, the predictions will also be
inaccurate and irrelevant. This is a reason why a lot
of people might find it difficult to effectively use AI and not get the results that they wish that
they would get. They just simply don't know how to ask for what they want. Where do you start? The first step is to
identify the specific task or workflow that you want to
automate or improve with AI. That will help you
determine what type of information to
provide that will be the most appropriate
for your needs. While there are many ways
that you can use AI, this class will focus
on my favorite ways to incorporate it into your
daily creative workflow. You can thank me later because
I'm about to supercharge your workflow and help you take your game to
the next level. See you in the next video.
3. My Fav AI Language Tools: Alright, let's get into this. If you've been looking into Ai, which she will have been
because you're here, then there's a strong chance
that you have probably already heard the name chat
GPT get tossed around. It is quite the game
changing language model. It's great for
complex tasks that require more in-depth
understanding and analysis. That's what a boring sentence that I just said
right out of my mouth. Basically, it's a
popular kid at school. And it's for good reason. It can generate
human-like texts. It's constantly
improving and evolving as it learns more from
the data that it's fed. And the big one is
the ability to ask follow-up questions or insert
follow-up instructions. It's just a huge advantage. So while we will explore it
all in its glory very soon, there are indeed
some alternatives to be aware of because AI, of course, doesn't
stop at one resource. So I'm just gonna give some honorable
mentions real quick. And you know what?
This is gonna be evolving and by tomorrow
there's gonna be a lot more. So you chat is another
language model. It's super beneficial for
tasks that maybe don't require as sophisticated
understanding of context. So it's really good
for quick responses. It's a good resource when
you want to do like I did, idea generation without the need to go down some big rabbit hole. It's also good to
know when you get that cute little chat GPT. Is it capacity message? Now, right, sonic, It's
also known as Chat sonic. It's got more capabilities, but that one is one that you
may hear coming up shortly. It has been developed
recently with more features and a
broader knowledge base. And it's able to
access the Internet. Chat. Gpt does not
have that ability. It doesn't make a huge difference
when it comes to tasks, but when it comes
to like relevance, it makes it less prone to errors when you use something that
has access to Internet. Bringing this back in at the
time of filming this lesson, both chat GBT and you
chat are free to use. Chat GPT intends on offering paid plans
in the near future. Whether a free
version will remain. It's not clear, but
I also want to just drop in Jasper copy ai. Those are honorable
mentions here because they've been
around for a little while. They help with generating
content for articles, product descriptions,
and things like that. I do find that there
are nowhere near as customizable being able to like essentially communicate
via chat bot to tweak and refine
details that I want. I know I just mentioned
a lot of things, but I'm doing that
so that you know, that there are tools out there. I've done a ton of
research and those are the ones that I would line
up to be the most efficient. I don't use those other ones. I use chat, GPT, and I use you chat
and I use Notion. And Notion is more
like a cleanup. It helps me clean up,
helps me summarize. Okay. If your gears are on high-speed right now
and your brain is like, is there an AI for that? Kinda like the viral, is
there an app for that? Then the answer I'll
give you is yes, there's almost certainly
an AI for that. But don't look at all these
shiny objects right now. Because what I wanna do
with you is to help you use this technology as a tool for productivity
and not distress. So buckle up, get focused and get it
ready to be productive. And I'll see you in
the next lesson.
4. The Power Prompt: Welcome back. This is probably going to be my
favorite lesson of the course. I'm just going to start off with if you've played around and your AI input produces results that might seem
basic or mundane, it is due to the parameters
that it's trained on. It's trained to
assume a baseline. AI has its own baseline and
that's why it arrives at these logical and
often simple results. In order to get quality results that are effective
for what you want, you need to learn how to implement what I'm going
to call the power prompt. A power prompt is the
ultimate tool for AI. It helps to really boost
creativity and structure, content sessions, guides you
in your writing process. The thing is creating
effective AI prompts is its own art and it's
its own science, and it requires careful
consideration of your goals and the
purpose of your prompts. In this lesson, we're going to explore
the key elements of effective AI prompts
and I'm going to give you tips and tricks on
crafting your very own. I'm going to repeat it
because I know I said it, but it's the information
in this lesson, essentially, AI is only as good as the
data that you feed it. Know your goals. Before you get started crafting
your AI powered content, it is crucial to have a very
clear idea of what you were hoping to achieve from it. What kind of output do
you want to create. By setting these goals, you can design prompts that
are exactly what you need. The power prompt provides the AI with enough information to
generate output that is tailored to the
specific needs and preferences of the
person asking for help. We're going to take a look at what all this means
in just a moment. But as a general overview, it often includes
information about the topic and then specific
details about that topic, a target reach or
a target market, any sort of specific
requirements, specific preferences,
desired formatting, anything that's necessary
for those optimal results. I'm going to give you
some examples here. I'm just going to, for the
sake of this first example, just use online ads as a model. What I could say to AI if I wanted an ad and I had never
looked into it before, I'm going to assign
the AI a role. Rather than saying help me
write an ad on this or I'm going to put an ad on
Facebook for this. What I'm going to do instead
is give the AI a role. I can say, I want you to act as an add specialist for
Meta and Facebook, teaching algorithms to beginners creating ads for the first time. Your goal as a specialist
is to educate beginners on the exact optimal setup of online ads in order to
produce the best conversions. What I'm doing here
is I'm going to just highlight what I've
done in this text. I have called out that the AI as an ads specialist,
where they work. I could say at an ad agency
or at a marketing firm, something that is more
specific in the data so it knows what is
an ads specialists, it has some context. The role and then what
the role entails, in this case,
teaching algorithms. Then I have level of difficulty or level
of target market. I say beginners and then
creating ads for the first time. Your goal as a specialist, that's their task or their goal, that's their objective,
that's what you're giving the AI, is to educate. They're not creating
content in this example. They are educating
those beginners. There is the task of educating. There is the target
market again, beginners on the
exact optimal setup. It's not the setup. It's optimal. It's desire, something like that, of online ads in order to
produce the best conversions. I also have my main goal. That last objective is
to produce conversions. This would be even
better had I assigned what it is that
their client wants. I can say you are
an ad specialist at Meta at Facebook and your client is hiring
you to do XYZ. Your client who is a graphic designer and giving
a specific campaign detail. What is it that they're
trying to promote? Something like that would
be the most effective. I can continue with this data
and I can say to the AI, what type of ad format
would be the most effective in reaching
specific target audience for specific product or
offer and how can I optimize the ad campaign to increase conversion rates
and maximum ROI? Let's insert some staff here. I want you to act as
an expert advertiser. You will create a campaign to
promote a product or offer. You will choose a
target audience, develop key messages
and slogans, select media channels
for promotion, and decide on any
additional activities needed to reach your goals. You're telling this to the
AI and then you can say, my first suggestion request is, I need help creating an advertising campaign
for, insert purpose. I know that that's a lot
and I know that it's a general planting of
this idea for you. Remember, I have created a full guide for you
that has a lot of these prompts that are
pre-made where you can plug your information in
there to get you going. This is going to be a muscle
that builds over time. As you do it, you're going
to start to understand how to insert this
information so that you can get to your bottom line. Ideally the essential
AI power prompt, it doesn't always
have to have to, even though I want to
use the word must. But it should
incorporate the AI role. So that's you are a, act as a, pretend you are,
something like that. Then you have your
target audience. This is so you can
tailor the language and tone to suit who
your content is for. Then you have your topic, idea or subject and emphasis of whatever
it is you're creating. Super important
is the purpose or the goal of what you're trying to achieve
with the content? Are you trying to inform? Are you trying to persuade? Are you trying to educate? Are you trying to
build connection? Are you trying to entertain? Then the context. Providing the big picture
and audience relevance. Any details that
are highlighting the essential core information. This part is really fun. The voice or tone of how your content is set up
and perceived by readers. Some examples of ways
that AI can be used to adjust your content's
tone include like using subtle changes
in language to create a more formal or
informal field or using humor or other
stylistic ways to just create more
engaging output. That's just a matter of saying, summarize this in a casual way, summarize this in
a confident way. Something along those lines. Again, getting more
into this in a bit. Then there is the limit. That's the number of
words or the number of characters or length of time. You could include sources
or references that might be relevant and then
call the action. That's not always necessary depending on what
you're creating. But if it is something
and you want there to be a desired outcome or a desired action from whatever it is that
you're building, always include your CTA. Then additional
relevant details. The more specific your data is, the more specific
your results will be. This is what I would
consider your key to best results in all of your input and all
of those entries, and it's your main go-to template that you'll find
in your template vault. But then I've also included specific templates
to assist you in creating highly
attention grabbing and discoverable and wildly
engaging blog posts, social media posts, product
descriptions, emails, product, events, business names, all this stuff. You got it accessible to
you in your downloads. Once you have all of
these elements in place, you can create content
that is tailored to each individual
audience or segment, if you will, that's relevant
to their interests. It just provides informative and actionable
items for them. I'm going to give
you a quick hot tip. If you want to guarantee
that your input is even more thorough before you
officially enter the prompt. This is something that
I've sampled quite a bit, so you can phrase it like this. You actually say this part. Let's say I'm entering
the following into ChatGPT and then you insert your prompt and
then follow with, what other details
should I include in this prompt in order to
get the best results? When you learn to
curate your content and optimize your workflow to
meet your exact criteria, it makes it highly optimized for search discoverability
and for social engagement. It's going to really feed you some help and you can get that guidance from AI itself.
It's pretty cool. In our next lesson,
we are going to explore six ways
that you can alter ChatGPT's writing style to best suit your desired tone of voice. I'll see you in a moment.
5. 6 Strategies to Alter Writing Styles: Welcome back. We just went over
the power prompt. Before we get into
more prompting, I'm going to give you
six different ways that you can strategize and experiment with
different writing styles and techniques on your end, to keep the output content
fresh and engaging, but most importantly,
very relevant. The first and easiest way to alter ChatGPT as
a writing style, is by changing the prompts. Since AI generates responses based on the prompts
that you provide, altering them can make all the difference
in writing the style that you're looking
for and using more informal or formal
language in your prompts. You can also specify to speak in a casual tone same with something that's more
formal or straightforward, authoritative, and depending on the
language that you use, you can have results in a more professional
language and whatnot. That's the first one.
It's just to adjust the way that you
present your prompts. Just as ChatGPT responds differently to the
styles of prompts, the same applies to different
lengths of prompts. If you want a longer response, just try providing more
detailed or complex prompts. If you want a shorter response,
simplify your prompt. I feel like this should also
answer the frustration of so many people who
are wondering like why the responses that
they're receiving, why are they aren't quite the ideal length or
quality they're going for? It could just be that
they're not detailed enough. That's a huge one. Keep that in mind. You're going to
get what you get. The other is to use
specific vocabulary. AI language models have been trained on an extensive
amount of texts. It has the ability to comprehend a vast amount of words
and phrases, like a lot. If you want your results
to feature or contain particular terms or phrases
or styles of those, use similar types of
vocabulary in your input. Then just as changing
the length and the style of prompts can alter
the writing style. Changing the context or the focus of the conversation
can also have an effect. Instead of giving
general prompts, try providing more specific
scenarios or questions to get ChatGPT to generate
more specific responses. Then prompt engineering. This is what we're
focusing on in this class. Prompt engineering is a
powerful tool for fine tuning the writing style
to your specific needs. By designing prompts that target specific aspects of
language or style, you can influence the
way that AI generates responses in a subtle
but effective way. As an example, let's say
you're a marketer looking to create or generate
product descriptions for an e-commerce site, you might design prompts
that encourage AI to use more persuasive language or to emphasize the unique
features of each product. Alternatively, let's say you're a creative writer looking for news story ideas. If you design prompts
that encourage AI to create characters with these
complex personalities, or you use vivid and evocative language
that really describes your general idea with the settings and scenes when you carefully
engineer your prompts, you can generate these
unique responses that are tailored to your ideas, to your specific
needs, to your goals. Then finally, you can combine
different techniques to get writing styles
you're looking for or output that
you're looking for. This might look like style of prompts with
specific keywords, relevant scenarios, it'll
give you a good mix. I recommend as you continue
letting AI learn from you, that you experiment
with different prompts, you adjust the length
of your input, you use that
specific vocabulary, change the context of the conversation, use
prompt engineering. You're going to be a
pro at the end of this, and then combine the techniques. Those strategies will help create content that's tailored. I know I keep saying it, but it is to your
specific needs and goals and it ultimately saves
a lot of time and effort in the long
run when you generate these fresh and unique ideas and output based off of
your own concepts. In our next lesson, you will learn how AI can assist you in your
content creation process, which is going to
save you that time and effort while generating your fresh and also
unique to you, ideas.
6. ChatGPT for Content Creation: Welcome back. I think it's safe to say that content creation is a bitter
topic for a lot of us. It's time-consuming and
we're always on the hunt for new ways to generate it
and that's time-consuming. For some of us it's
more than one platform. It just becomes a bit
daunting and makes us feel we're working for an
algorithm, because we are. You want to keep
everybody engaged. You want to keep them informed, you want to keep
them interested, and you want to do
it in a way that is efficient and effective. Let me remind you of something. When it comes to AI
and content creation, you are still in
complete control. AI is a very powerful tool that will indeed assist you
in ways that we have never had the capabilities to do in our
potentials until now, but you can still choose to do with that information,
what you will, where you don't ever have
to lose your own voice, get your hands dirty in the results so that
you can ensure that what you put
into the world is exactly what you would want
to create on your own. Pep talk over, for now, you can provide it with
a set of guidelines, such as the type of
content that you want to create, your target audience, your brand voice and tone, the topics that
you want to cover, the best time to publish them. You can use it to
help you create that personalized plan that's optimized for your specific
goals and audience. Think about how much
time and effort you'll save so that you can focus
on the creation process, not just the production and all the behind the
scenes, messy stuff. Not only that it helps you
generate fresh, unique ideas, it feeds off of what you input. It's just a way of repositioning
it, and you're like, gosh, I wouldn't have thought
of that specific thing, but this is exactly what I need. You already know the stuff, it's just a different
view and that can be especially
valuable if you're feeling stuck or blocked
creatively in a business sense, just remember that the
more specific you are, the better your results will be. I want to show you an
example so that you can better understand how to
set this up for yourself. As I share, I'm
going to be showing the breakdown of how and what I input in order to get those exact
results that I'm after. I'm going to call these out. Then I'm going to
input both of them into AI and see what
results that I get. Let's say you're an
interior designer, you want to come up with a content plan for
your YouTube channel. Instead of inputting
something like 10 video ideas for home
minimalism, that's it. Think about instead, relevant details that
matter in your bottom line. What are your goals by
sharing these videos? Who are you trying to reach? What is the point of this? A much better inquiry
would look like, I am a creative entrepreneur or I am a interior designer, and I want to grow
my YouTube channel, right there, and you can
assign this to the AI. You can say you are this
and your goal is this. The point is, there's
a role assigned, there is a goal, a general objective, which is to grow the
YouTube channel. This continues with,
can you generate a content plan for me
that includes a list of 10 unique topics that I
could create videos around that are related to my brand and resonate with my audience. This is very specific, so let's highlight it. Generate a content plan; that's the main call out here. Then that includes, so
there's additional details. You have a list and then
a specific quantity, 10 unique topics that I
could create videos around. That's going to be the
format of the content, and then that are related to my brand and resonate
with my audience. At this point, we don't know
what the brand is other than that quick role that was
mentioned in the beginning. Now is a good time to
continue on saying, my brand, and let's say
this interior designers, my brand is all
about clean design, then with focus on making
minimalism feel like home. That is an emotional
tie to the topic. My brand voice is
casual and sarcastic, which changes things
up because had I not mentioned a brand voice of
being casual and sarcastic, it might be sentimental, it might be earthy
or very grounded. But when I add in
casual and sarcastic, then that might and I'm
not saying it will, but it very well could
inform AI to come up with something
that's a little more off the cuff, if you will. Then I'm continuing in
this prompt even more. Ensure that each
topic is detailed and includes ideas for title, outline, and key
takeaways for each video. That's not just giving a
general idea of a video, but it's also breaking
down in the list of 10, ideas that I asked for. Titles and outline
and a key takeaway. An input like this
gives the AI much more to work with and makes it
so much easier to tweak. Let's plug both of these in and see what it comes up with. [MUSIC] As expected, as you
can see from these results, the more detailed
data input provided, a lot more output for us and
you're covered and handsome. Now, I just want
to point out that this did not write
the content for you. This did not take
your voice away. It took your idea, it ran with it, it did the dirty work, and now it's on you and you
can bring that to life. Had we plugged in
that basic search, the results would have
been much less desirable, but you don't know that until
you know what is possible. Say goodbye to creative block. Now let's look at creating
captivating titles for videos, for blog posts, for
anything that you're hoping to get those scrolling
eyeballs to stop on. Having a great title
header, bullet points. Having those stand out can make a huge difference in how
well your content performs. In fact, product descriptions
can sell themselves just in a matter of a
few handful of words. When you're submitting data to AI to generate good titles, good headers, it's
really important to include the specific
details like topic. This is where you can clearly state the topic of the content, whether it's a product
or it's a blog post. If you're writing a blog post
about brand photo shoots, mention it specifically, mention that that's
what you're covering. Tone and style. Make sure to specify the tone, style that you want title
and header to reflect. For example, if your
content is informative, if it is comedic,
if it's serious. If you want it to come across casually or shocking,
something like that. Then your keywords, you can use relevant keywords
in your prompt, and that's going to help to generate titles and headers that really align with your target
audience's search queries, and also help improve your SEO or search
engine optimization. Branding. If you have a specific brand image
and vibe or voice, make sure to include that
in your prompt as well. Consider the target audience
for your content and include any specific language or terminology that appeals
to them in your prompt. I'm going to be very specific
with another inquiry, and before I'm going to again highlight how I worded
it for best results. Let's look at an
oil painting class. I am an oil painter. That is specifying a field of study and one to provide
detailed value in a blog post that
will lead people to a CTA to take my online course at the
end of the blog post. Then I include the
name of the post, From paper to Canvas
in seven days. This is something I
could have had AI help me generate as
far as the title goes. I could have done
that before and then I'm going into this content
to continue to build it. So, oil painter, this is where I
specified a field of study and then detailed value. When I say detailed value, it's telling the
AI that I want to dive in more than
just surface level. Then I mentioned,
in a blog post, that's the assignment, and then I say lead
people to a CTA. That's going to be
informing the AI to include a call to
action, probably a link. I can include that
link in the input. Then when I say take my online course
at the end of the post, that ensures that the blog won't focus on that
heavy promo throughout. It's just going to
be that wrap-up. Now, I'm not done
with this prompt. After I say this
blog post itself, the reason why I write it out instead of just
what it's about is because providing
specific details makes less editing work for me. Then I can go on to say, write a 1,000-word blog post. When I say 1,000 words, it's making the assignments
specific in length. It informs the AI to do that deeper than
surface-level dive. With a focus on 10 tips for stunning abstract art in a confident yet friendly
and inviting tone. The 10 tips for
stunning abstract art, that's telling it what to
primarily write about. Then I point out the
tone to make it clear on how to come across and
the language that's used. I'm also going to mention, I want it to contain
relevant and quality keywords
that's telling it to do the research
on the keywords related to the topics
so that I'm not. If you want to, you can also
share some to get started. I can say including and then in quotes, abstract paintings, modern abstract art, abstract
art techniques, and so on. I'm giving specific keywords
I definitely want included. Once that's done,
I can edit, so, that part I want to really
emphasize because you don't want AI to do your writing
for you like legitimately, I think of the output
as like a skeleton. It's like a really
beefed-up outline because it's written, but it's written in
a way that helps you formulate the thoughts
of how you would say something or
what you can change. Think about how you want
to edit these results. This is an echo of an echo, but remember you are in
control of your content, you are in control
of your brand voice. It's up to you to ensure
that the content that you create reflects your
unique style and values. Let's look at what we
can see on this output. I'll use Peggy as an example. I'll look at just a bit of
this to show you how easy it is at this point to take
this idea and make it mine. Now real quick, what I'm
going to do is go over this first paragraph so that
you can actually see how I identify what
type of content it is and how I can reword
it to make it mine. I'm not going to do
the whole blog post. I won't make you
sit here for it, but I just wanted to give you some insight into
how you can also identify what type
of content is being generated so that you can
really make it yours. This isn't something
I would say it all, so I'm going to get rid of it. I will reword this
intro so that it sounds a lot more like my voice. I'll keep the part in
here that sets people up to know what they
are about to read. Say tip one, explore
modern abstract art. The reason I like
it is because it has keywords because it
would be in a header. This is I'm using
notion by the way, just as an aside, then it would be
scannable basically, so, Google's SEO
would like that. This first tip basically
encourages people to check out artists from different
eras and different styles. I'm going to do
that in my own way. The reason I like
that it does this specifically is so
that I have more of a structured post that I can
replace in my own words. I take away this
specific examples because whether they're
relevant to me or not, they're not my voice. I'm taking those away,
but I am including some. Once I include them, then I can really
point out the things about their artwork
that resonate with me, that help guide my own process. Then I'll conclude
this paragraph, letting people know the reasons why it's great to
study this art. Basically, I wanted to give you a really clear example on, yeah, you can have it
generate your content, but you absolutely
don't have to have it literally generate your content. You can definitely provide detailed input to AI
to use as a tool. You can ensure that the results that you receive are tailored to your specific goals
and your audience. Take it and run with
it, make it yours. Focus your time and energy on the creative aspects
of your work and let AI build those skeletons and structures that you
can build upon. It's an excellent way to do it. Just don't let it
take your voice. Do not let it take your voice. Now, before we move on, I have a mini-assignment
for you. I want you to take
the power prompt. I want you to take the information that
you've received so far, and I want you to head
on over to chatGPT. What you'll want to
do is head over to openai.com and head up here to chatGPT and just create a free account and
generate a prompt. Be as specific as possible. That's going to be
the first thing that you share in your project, make it relevant to you, your bottom line, and what you want to create. This might look like an
outline or a list of ideas, but I want to see a screenshot of your prompt and the
results that you get. After you do that,
I will see you in our next lesson where
we will look at how you can formulate your input for engaging social media posts.
7. ChatGPT for Social Media: Welcome back. You have started
to dive into AI. You're starting to understand
how this thing works. You don't have to spend
forever brainstorming ideas, crafting the perfect caption, thinking about the best
call-to-action language, all you need to do is prepare a specific prompt that
really guides the way. Let's say you are an artist, you have a new art
collection coming out, you want to announce
it on social media. You can provide a
prompt that includes the key details about
your collection. The theme, the medium used, the colors that
you incorporated. The vibe behind the collection, include the tone that
you want to carry into it and that will really help you get the
heavy lifting out of the way when you have AI
help you with the post. Even better, the
post variations, because you can simply tweak
them to make them yours. Not only will you have
your post or plural posts, variations ready, but it'll have all the
elements that you need. A catchy hook, an engaging description about
the collection. It'll have people eager to check it out and it can even add relevant hashtags to help
you reach a wider audience. To create the most effective
social media posts is to follow this power prompt, so your target audience. This is almost always
going to show up. Who is this post intended for? What are their interests
and demographics? Then your tone of voice, is the post meant to be serious? Is it light-hearted?
Is it inspiring? Is it informative? Knowing the tone of
your post will help create the right
voice for your brand. It will help you
better tweak it to really make it yours on the
output. Your call to action. What do you want
people to do after reading that post or
seeing that post, you want them to
visit your website? Do you want them to check out your
collection, buy your art? Do you want them
to add a comment to continue a discussion? Do you want them
to share the post? Then keywords and hashtags
that are relevant. That's going to increase the
visibility of your posts, searchability, things like that. You also include
the post length. How long should this thing be? If you say for like
a Twitter post, then it automatically knows the character limits so you don't actually have
to look that up. It's pretty cool. But let's
look at an example here. Let's say that I want to write a social media post about a new collection that I am
releasing as an artist. If I wanted to generate a
truly effective post as close to my own voice as
possible I could input, act as a mixed media artist releasing a new
collection on Tuesday. The mixed media artist is the role and I'm being specific and when
the release will be, I'm being clear on
what it is that is happening and I'm being specific with the
target audience. Continuing on your new
collection features. These are going to be the
key standout features, natural earth pigments that you foraged in nature yourself. The task here is to create a social media post and then I am including
with an earthy vibe. That's saying what vibe I
want this to feel like, relayed in a casual
yet insightful tone. There's the tone that embraces connection to each
other and to the earth. That is giving that
specific context that I want woven
into this post. Then I specify to use relevant hashtags for original artwork
and earth pigments. I'm not putting the
hashtags in here, but I'm giving keywords so
that they get included. Then I go on to say that the
post will go onto Instagram, that that is my format two
days before the launch. I've already listed that
the launch is Tuesday. It should include
a call to action. That's my call to action to get people to sign up to be notified of an exclusive early release before you give
access to the public. That is giving a very
specific objective and detail for this post. Let's plug this in
and see what we get [MUSIC] Let's
take a look at this. I'm just going to change
some things around. I'm going to write what I would write with my own excitement
and more details. But you just, you can
see how it really set up a nice framework and
that's what I was after because sometimes
I just go blank. I am editing this
to make it my own. Now, one of the things I
want to mention here real quick is as I'm rewriting this, I am seeing that some of my
phrasing is repeated later. One of the things that
I like about notion, if you have notion is that it has an AI built
into it and you can do this in ChatGPT
along with other ones, other AI, but I can highlight just this to
have it reword it for me. I can say ask AI and then you can make
shorter or make longer, simplify, and change the tone. You can also say
improve writing. It rewrote it as I
believe that we all share a profound connection with the world surrounding us. Really, what I need is world
to be [LAUGHTER] changed, which I doubt would
happen in this, but I just wanted to share
that as an example of another way that you can
use AI to your benefit. Sometimes we just need
help rephrasing things or cleaning up the way that
our writing came out. Does great at doing
things like that. You can see how providing
this information will help ensure that your
post is optimized. Again, for your target audience, for your platform, and brand voice and tone. If this seems like a lot of
info to plug in every time, remember, I've got you covered. You have your customizable
social media template in your Vault access
that you can copy-paste. Then you can add your
own details into it to generate the exact
results that you're after. In the big picture, social
media posts will now take very little effort,
so get excited. [LAUGHTER] Now let's
look at emails. We have a lot to cover, so I'll see you in
the next lesson.
8. ChatGPT for Emails: Oh gosh, emails, then
a series of emails. My brain just starts
screaming at me, but they are just as
important to nurture your subscribers
as an entrepreneur if you're in that space and
if you want to monetize what you love doing and why not make the process a
little less painful. If you've got the
marketing laws, save that for my
marketing class because right now we're just going
to get dirty in the details. Just remember, as far as
marketing, it's not icky. Just think of it
like you're sharing your excitement about
the offer you created, you created that with pride. You feel confident in it. You know that not only will
people resonate and like it, but it will serve
a specific purpose for them and that's exciting. It's not slimy, it's not
salesy. End pep talk. Let's continue. There are two reminders
as we jump in. The first is that just like
any other content that you would want AI
to help you with, it's very important to have a clear understanding of your
goal and target audience. I know, broken record. What are you trying
to achieve with your email funnels and who
are you trying to reach? This is going to help guide that content and structure
of your funnels. You want to make sure to
use descriptive language. AI can generate high
quality email copy, but it is important to provide that quality information
so it can best do its job. Then my echo is coming
back in here to encourage you to use the output
of AI as a guide, as a tool to optimize
your workflow, as a way to get
the bulk work out of the way so that
you can then come in and fine-tune things to really make it yours
and your voice. Maybe you have no idea
where to start or what you might even provide
to even grow your list. This is awesome. Enter the ultimate
idea generator. Let's say you are a modern rug tufter and you want people to sign
up for your email list. Your first input could be, I'm a modern rug tufter
specializing in bright, retro colors and
nostalgic designs, I want to build my email list, or you could even say you are an expert copywriter and your client is a
modern rug tufter. Different ways to phrase this and we talked
about phrasing prompts and a little bit of a different way each
time to see output. If it makes a difference,
how it makes a difference. What are 15 ideal call to action ideas of freebies
that I can provide? This is an email list
building idea generator. Once you've built that
solid lead magnet, we can then go into the automated process
of email funnels. In a nutshell, the idea
of their design is to guide new subscribers
through a nurturing process. Now this is a good thing because
it means that you're not just screaming by this
as soon as they sign up. Instead, you're offering
them loads of value. You are getting to
show them that you appreciate them being in your little corner
of the Internet, you're letting them get
their hands on what you provide so that they feel more confident and
sticking around. Each email in a funnel
can have a specific goal. Whether that's to
educate the reader, connect by sharing
a memorable story or eventually invite them
to purchase your offer, but I want to help you
expedite the process of creating email
funnels when using AI. You can provide specific
prompts and details and generate high
quality email copy based off of your brand's
tone and your style. That's going to save that
time,it's going to ensure that your email funnels
are consistent and in line with your voice. Let's look at some
examples scenarios. The first one will be to simply inquire about the ideal email
funnel for your industry. This gives you a
good starting point. If we use that previous
example, you could input, I'm a rug tufter specializing in one-of-a-kind designs
that I sell to consumers. I also licensed patterns to companies for production
and I'd like to build a quality email funnel
to keep subscribers engaged. Curate an example of the
ideal email funnel for me. This prompt is
focusing on selling your pieces in a non-pushy way. What we're seeing in this
output is a welcome email, educational content,
product promotion, exclusive content, and it goes into detail
into what you would include in these types
of emails to make it easier for when you
actually write them. As you can see, a general outline of what that email funnel could look
like for this rug tufter. Now, let's say you have
a lead magnet related to a tutorial or a class that you offer on the art of rug tufting. That email funnel would
look a lot different because it's instructional,
its educational. You could specify the
details of your input as, I'm a modern rug tufter, known for my bright and
unusual design choices. I want to grow my email list by offering educational content. The first email should deliver the lead magnet I offered, a guide to jumpstart rug tufting with
these three secrets. I want the funnel to eventually lead people to my
online program, the ultimate rug tufting school. Create an email funnel that
includes five emails that will be delivered within
two weeks of signing up. We have an amazing skeleton
now that we can tweak. This saved us a lot of
time and here's what I find so helpful about this
particular output by the AI. You'll notice that because
we specified that it should deliver five
emails within two weeks, it automatically
spaced out these days according to the best
practices for ideal reach. That means that you'll
be delivering value and a timeframe that isn't annoying and it's not clogging
somebody's inbox. The next thing I like about
the way that we input this prompt was so that the
AI could build the funnel, but not necessarily
speak for us. Looking at the first
email it generated, we've got customizable
areas that we can edit and of course we can tweak the texts
in our own words. Then it's also got
a hook to tell people to keep an eye
out for more from you. That's something
that you might have forgotten to do in
your own copy because when our own eyes are on it so much like we can
forget these details, and that reminder is
getting people excited. That reminder might
be the one thing that people are like, oh, I'm going to remember
to check this like I have something else that's coming that I'm
really interested in. Then this second email, it gives you a tangible example that is related
to your industry. You can run with this or it might spark a different idea, so maybe you don't
use this email. It might give you an idea of what to do instead,
but in either case, the email itself is
formatted and ready for you to capture your
reader's attention with that skeleton in place, with that structure in place. I really like that
the opening line as a reminder of the value
that I already sent, but I would change the language so it sounds more like me. Then once again, this
email ends with a hook to keep people ready
for what's next. This third email kicks off with another way to remind people of the value that you
have provided already, along with even more goodness. Then at the end, it has a soft, non-pressury, organic
introduction to your course. By now, you have given
three quality pieces of valuable content and now is a great time to introduce
people to their next steps. I personally love that
AI already understands the formatting so that
you don't have to put yourself through the
pressure and the process of, well, when's the right
time mention my cores, or how do I set this up without feeling like I'm blowing
people's inboxes up? You know what I mean? I think
you get the idea by now. I want you to feel
empowered to prompt AI to format all
kinds of emails. Think about the
reasons that we send both standalone emails and why we set up automated funnels. Here's an at a glance list of all the different types
of emails and email funnels that you can use AI for to help expedite that workflow. You can do that on your
own time and don't worry about writing all these down really fast, because
these lists, along with a plethora of customizable done
for you prompts, are available in your tech vault and I can't wait for
you to dive into those. But now that your email
game just went from, no I don't want to, too strong and mighty, take a moment to digest
all of this information, and your assignment
for this section is to do one of two things. If you already have a
lead magnet in place, I want you to use the prompt
from this lesson to generate a general email funnel
and come up with either a CTA or a deliverable or something along those lines
that is unique to you, and if you don't have
a lead magnet yet, I want you to use the
prompts to generate ideas of what you can provide
that are specific to you. I want you to take a
screenshot and share that, share your prompt and
share your results, and then make any mentions
of any tweaks that you made along the way in order for
it to better suit you. That being said, in
our next lesson, we will take a
look at how AI can assist in our research efforts. This one, I love.
I'll see you soon.
9. ChatGPT for Research: I'm going to narrow
it out a little bit. I love how much can be
learned by using AI. I like to overshare. One of my top five Clifton
strengths is learner. As we're about to dive into what is often
considered the dreaded, time-consuming research
that we all need to do all the time for all the
things and how things will work together to help us
as independent creatives, my complaints are actually
just out of support because I personally love
the process of researching. As an aside, I also have individualization
in my top five, which means that I totally
want you to include your top five strengths along in your class projects so
that I can narrow it out. If you know you know. If you're a personality freak you are. Anyway, for my
experience [LAUGHTER], the top three benefits
of researching with AI are personalized learning. What I mean by that is
that AI can analyze your learning style and provide personalized recommendations and resources that
can help you better understand the subject
that you're looking into. That can be especially useful if you're
struggling to understand a concept or you need
more hands-on experience. Then there's the access to
vast amounts of information. It can quickly search through
such a huge database, including articles, videos,
multimedia resources. It provides relevant results in seconds and that can save
so much time in comparison to manually searching
information in a search console and
that's what they're doing when they're
integrating this GPT-3 or GPT-4 whatever
it's going to end up being this language-based
AI into search engines. That's eventually where
this is going to go. It's going to be really helpful to get really familiar and prompt generations
so that your input, it gives you the results
that you're after. There's automated summarization. AI can automatically summarize
information for you. It makes it really quick for you to understand key concepts, key points to a topic. Super helpful if you are short on time and want to
grasp essentials. It's like when you
look something up and the only thing that's
going to explain it to you is a YouTube video that's like 25 minutes long and
really you just need that minute 30
summarization [LAUGHTER]. Allow me to take you
into a world of wonder. In this example, I have
asked ChatGPT to do some research as if it was me prepping for this very class. I put in, "Imagine you are an online teacher
specializing in AI research. Your student is a
novice researcher who wants to learn how to use a ChatGPT to conduct effective research
on a specific topic. The student's learning style
is primarily auditory and they prefer to learn
by listening to lectures and examples while
taking plenty of notes." I'm not assuming on your behalf. I just had to put something
in there. It's an example. "The student wants to
learn how to evaluate the relevance and
accuracy of the results that they receive from
ChatGPT and they want to know how to refine their search terms to
get better results. The student has requested
that you provide easy-to-understand examples
and exercises that demonstrate how to use ChatGPT effectively for the research
on the chosen topic, along with how to refine search
terms and exercises that allow the student to practice
using ChatGPT for research. That was a lot. I know, no, I did not have ChatGPT
this class for me, although I was tempted
to just to prove to you that the content
was legit [LAUGHTER], but I'm also really wanting to weave in the reminder of
humanity through all of this. It was a tough battle, but I had humanity win because that's the
mountain I'm on. But if that picked your
interest, no pun intended, I included the results
that ChatGPT gave me for this prompt in your
workbook for reference. Let me call out the key points that really were
important in this prompt. Without walking through
this so slowly again, I'm just going to call out what you already
know at this point. We have our role
of online teacher. This is the specialty, so I'll call it the focus. It's feeding AI information
that is relevant. Then we're talking
about student. This is your target audience and we mentioned the
level that they're at. They want to learn how to use ChatGPT to conduct
effective research. We have one learning
objective and then a secondary
learning objective that gets a little
more specific. Then we are talking about
the learning style, which is primarily
auditory and then listening to lectures,
taking notes. Then let's see, how to evaluate. Here's another key. We have how, which
is the objective, and then we've got
the micro focus. Then we've got another micro
focus. Where did it go? Want to learn how to evaluate
the relevance and accuracy. That's another micro-focus
that they receive. Then let's see,
refine search terms, another micro focus, and getting better results
is the objective here. That is the role of
the AI, the task, provide easy-to-understand
examples and exercises. Here is our task, demonstrating how to use GPT effectively along with and
then the extra details. Additional details and we got everything that
we need in there. We have our role,
we have our focus, we have our target audience, we have our objective, we have our micro-focus, we have any
additional details we need and then very importantly, we have the task for the AI. Other than the obvious
research we do like typing a question
into a search engine, creatives can research a
variety of topics using AI depending on specific
needs and goals. Let's look at some
general examples. First is market trends. This is information
on current, emerging, or quality classic and timeless trends for
their industry. Now, it's important
to keep in mind, does the AI that
you are using have access to the internet
whereas ChatGPT doesn't. But it does have a lot
of data to back up trends over time and they can gather data on
consumer preferences, product innovations,
design styles, techniques, and that information
can be used to inform product development
and marketing strategies. Then there's competition. Your research on
competitors can help you understand the
market landscapes, identify best practices,
and my favorite, figure out how to differentiate yourself from the competition. This lets you gather valuable information and inform your own business decisions. There's product development. It can help gather information on latest technologies
or materials, processes, and spark ideas. Let's say you're creating a line of eco-friendly products. You can use AI to find out about sustainable
materials and processes. You can use that
information to design your products so
that they're not only stylish or effective, but they're also
good for the planet and it's not just about being green because by using AI to keep up with
industry standards, you can also make sure that
your products are safe, that they're certified,
they meet requirements. You'll have an advantage ahead
of the curve and you'll be able to create just what your audience wants.
That's pretty cool. Then there's marketing
and advertising. Creatives can use
AI to figure out the best marketing strategies
for their target audience. Then it will also help to determine advertising
channels that will help you best reach the
people that you desire to. You can also gather
all information about your target audience. Things like interests,
buying habits, age, that stuff so you know who
you're trying to reach. Once you know what
you're trying to reach, AI can help you find the best ways to reach them
where they already are. You want to know
which social media channels your audience is
spending the most time on. AI can give you that info. You want to find out what
ads get the most clicks or attention that can be
helped with too, basically, you can get a ton of
insights that help you make informed decisions
about marketing and advertising efforts,
amongst other things. The more you know, the better
your campaigns will be. That's how to do something. Sometimes creatives just want
to learn how to do a thing. It might be a new technique, it might be software, it might be a process. AI can help you in the direction for the best
resources for learning. Let's say you're an artist
and you want to learn about new materials to
use in your artwork. You can use AI to search
for that information on types of materials or
paints, canvases, paper. You can also discover techniques and processes used
in the art world. You can stay on top of keeping your own practice nice
and fresh and exciting. You'll have access
to all information that will help you get
to your next level. Now I want to get into our most detailed input
thus far and this is going to apply to
selling on Etsy. I am going to assign the AI
the role of an Etsy expert. This takes us back to the
power prompt. I am inputting. I want you to act
as an Etsy expert. I will provide some
topics related to the study of selling
on Etsy and it will be your job to explain
these concepts in an easy-to-understand
manner with a helpful and practical tone. This should include providing
examples, posing questions, or breaking down complex ideas into smaller pieces that
are easy to comprehend. My first request is to explain the concept of search
engine optimization, SEO, on Etsy. Can you provide
examples on how to optimize product titles, tags, and descriptions to improve product visibility on
Etsy search results and explain how to use tools to track and analyze
SEO performance? In short, AI can be
a valuable tool for researching all stages of
a variety of processes, from initial planning stages
to the implementation and the execution
of those plans. It can also be used to analyze
data, provide insights, identify patterns that
may not be immediately obvious and by leveraging
these capabilities, you can stay informed, you can make better decisions, and you can stay ahead
of your competition, which enables you to make
the most of your resources. In our next lesson, we are going to work on
fixing bland results. When we don't get what we like, instead of adding
something like add more, make this longer,
put more details in, you are going to learn how
to get more tailored results after the fact and
this is one of the more valuable
things that you will learn for
prompt engineering. I will see you shortly.
10. How to Fine Tune AI Results: Sometimes you will want AI to
produce lengthier context. Sometimes you're going
to want more examples, more specifics, more details. So instead of following
up with add more or add more detail
or make this longer, remember what you've learned. In order to get
specific results, you need to input
specific data and that's the same for rerouting
and rewriting, so not only is your next
input providing more clarity, it's adding onto
the previous detail you've already given the AI. The thing is you have
the ability to create multiple chat
conversations inside of ChatGPT and I'm sure
other language models, so as long as you stay inside of a specific conversation about a certain topic that
you want input on, you'll continue to get more
tailored results every single time because it's learning with each and every prompt that
you're providing. In this lesson, I'm
going to run through 20 specific examples on instructions that
you can give after receiving results that you
might not be satisfied with, and that's going to allow
ChatGPT to write in a different way for you or construct
something differently. Then additionally, I'm
giving you 15 more prompts that you can use to add
onto your previous content. The first one, can you use more specific vocabulary
related to the target audience? Next is, can you make specific bullet points or a
specific section sound more, and then insert a
tone or a vibe? Sound more casual, sound more confident, sound more friendly,
sound more approachable. Can you provide more detailed
and specific examples? Can you make this
sound more tone of voice for a certain format? Let's say you want
to have it be like a tweet and you want to sound a lot different than you
might have sounded in a full blog or something
along those lines. Can you add more
contextual information in order to provide more
depth and background? Can you use more
colorful language to make this section more engaging? Can you adjust the
style to be more concise and to the point
for a busy audience. Summarize the key points in bullet points for
better readability, so you're asking to
summarize the main points, but you're also specifying the format which you
want bullet points. Adjust the formatting to make this content easier
to scan and read, such as adding subheadings
and/or bullet points, a different way to
say the previous. Adjust the length of this
section to make it more appropriate for and then insert the format that you want, or the channel you're
going to put it on. Can you use more analogies
or metaphors to make complex concepts easier to understand related
to your topic? Can you use more humor or wit to make this section
more entertaining? Use more descriptive
language to create a vivid picture in
somebody's mind, use more active voice and fewer passive voice
constructions to make this section more engaging, adjust the vocabulary to be more accessible or simpler
for a broader audience, and then vary the
sentence length and structure to create
more rhythm and flow, more storytelling or
narrative elements to engage. Use more vivid
sensory language to create a more
immersive experience. Rewrite a section so
it's more accessible to non-native speakers or those
with language barriers. Then my favorite is rewrite
this in a way that doesn't feel so the thing I don't like. Those are just some examples, but the idea here is to get you thinking
strategically and how you are going to continue that conversation with AI
in order to really curate. Obviously these aren't the
only ways to prompt it, but you can see how it's being specific in the
request to be specific. Now I'm going to
give you 15 examples of instructions that you can respond to in order to add
onto the previous content. Provide additional resources or recommended reading
for whatever topic you had already input. Then we have, provide a detailed
step-by-step or how to for applying information in
the previous section, give more context for, and then a specific
concept or term. Provide more information on
the history of a background of a certain topic or section, address alternative
perspectives on the topic, offer practical
tips to implement the advice given in
a certain section, connect to this point to a
broader trend or issue to understand its significance
in a larger context, and then you can also ask
questions rather than instruct. Can you provide more examples of a concept or topic in action? Summarize the main takeaways or key points of this content. That's great if you write a long blog post or
something like that, and you need to be able to condense all of that
information quickly. I love a summarization. Connect this point to
other relevant topics or fields to provide a more
comprehensive understanding, offer a critique or analysis
of the point made in the previous section to provide a more well-rounded perspective, provide actionable
steps to apply the knowledge gained in
the previous section, add more statistics or data to support a topic in
the previous section. Can you address any common
misconceptions or myths related to your topic to provide
a more accurate picture? Provide more depth on the pros
and cons of the point made in the previous section to
provide a more nuanced view. You have more control
than you might realize, and the more that you
use AI language models, the more efficient
you will become. Now that you better
understand how to both adjust data input and results so that they are
more effective along with specific add-on
instructions, we will move into our
next lesson and quickly overview important best
practices to use when importing data into
AI so that you can continue getting accurate
and useful results.
11. AI Best Practices: This is a quickie. I'm going to highlight all the key
points to keep in mind as you're venturing into the very wild landscape of AI. I want you more than anything, to feel confident
that you're well on your way to building the
skills that you need to incorporate the
best practices to get the most relevant
and accurate results. Keep these best practices in mind each and every
time they use AI. First and foremost, before sending data, clean and preprocess it. Basically that just means eliminate anything
that could confuse Ai. This includes stuff that isn't relevant or not being specific, using a different format
or type that maybe doesn't reflect the market or audience that
you want to reach. When we clean that data, we are refining it and we're
organizing it to ensure that the AI gets the right
information to work with. Leave out any fluff or filler text that isn't necessary for it to understand the objective and to provide us with the
meaningful results that we need. Only use data that is
relevant and specific, vague, or generic data
will not provide as accurate results as data that is specifically designed
for the task. A great way to ensure
that the data that you use is of a consistent
format and type is to combine multiple sources of data into a single format that
it can better understand. To make sure that the output of the AI is producing the results, continue to tweak and
adjust it so that it improves the results for you. This is an important
step of the process. It's going to help
you ensure that you get those accurate
effective results. Most importantly, utilize AI alongside
a human experience. It is an exceptionally
potent tool. However, it should be
used in coordination with your unique human
perspective and expertise to get ahead
in your long game. By combining that power of AI
and your human experience, you can create powerful results. Now if you haven't already, be sure to grab
your work book that includes all of those
customizable templates designed to help you get the most out of your
experience with AI. You can kick-start a variety of projects including what we've
gone over in this class, but so many more as well. As you use AI to boost your
projects to the next level, please remember to
share your work, your process, your results. I know I want to see
your class project. I know I want to see what
you end up doing with it, but I also know it's going to be fascinating to others who are also learning to best
optimize their AI skills. I can't wait to see how
this technology lifts us to a whole new potential that we never knew we
would experience. I will see you soon. [MUSIC]
Peggy Dean, Top Teacher | The Pigeon Letters
