Applying prompts to GenAI/LLMs

This is a short companion post to the previous post about creating ideas for blog posts. In this post using ChatGPT4 the ideas suggested previously are used to create images for the five blog posts. ChatGPT4 allows access to DALL-E so  it takes in the title, summary and outline from the previous post and then using the prompt " For each of the ideas create an image that summarises it ." it produced the following images. You can follow up then and ask it save them and it produces clickable download links to them. One further trick is to ask ChatGPT to save them all together as a zipped file. This ability of later ChatGPT to create and read zip files is incredibly useful. Please feel free to add comments on what you have done with these or other interesting things to do.

One of the powers of Generative Artificial Intelligence is to help us come up with ideas to help further our own creativity.  To illustrate this with an example, I have used both ChaptGPT 4 and Gemini to come up with blog post ideas for a blog on how to use Generative AI /LLMs.  The same prompt will be used for both: " Create five inspiring ideas for blog posts on bite-size practical ideas on GenAI and prompt Engineering for each idea produce a title, summary and outline of the blog "  In both cases what was returned by the LLMs has been shown in italics below for clarity. Gemini produced : Blog Post Ideas on GenAI and Prompt Engineering: 1. Title: Unleash Your Creativity: A Beginner's Guide to Text-Based Generation with GenAI Summary: This blog post will demystify GenAI, a powerful tool for generating creative text formats like poems, code, scripts, musical pieces, and more. We'll explore its basic functionalities, provide step-by-step instructions on crafting prom...

Lets get Gemini to produce the text for  this  post as an example (see below) Transforming Video Transcripts into Engaging Blog Posts Hey everyone, I'm back with another experiment using AI-powered tools! Today, we're exploring how to turn a video transcript into a blog post. Imagine you have a great video on YouTube, but you also want to reach a wider audience through written content. Extracting the transcript might seem like a good starting point, but it won't be ready for publishing as-is. This is where AI tools like Gemini come in. I copied and pasted the transcript into Gemini, providing instructions to create a 200-word blog post suitable for a general audience. The results were impressive! While I might tweak the title and add some personal touches, Gemini transformed the raw transcript into a well-structured and engaging blog post. It captured the key points, improved the flow, and even added an introduction and conclusion. This experiment highlights the potential ...

Using Google Gemini to consolidate information from websites from UK Government sites. Three websites around the National Disability Strategy. Going to use these as an example of combining the information, asking questions and then getting it to come up with potentially better questions to ask. Websites reviewed and sources referenced www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-disability-strategy/part-2-disabled-peoples-everyday-experience-at-the-heart-of-government-policy-making-and-service-deliver y www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-disability-strategy/part-3-a-cross-government-effort-to-transform-disabled-peoples-everyday-lives www.inclusionlondon.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/30-DDPO30-Regard.docx In a later post https://llmapplied.blogspot.com/2024/02/google-gemini-video-transcript-to-blog.html , I will look at using Google Gemini to take the transcript and convert to a potential starting point for text for this post. Below is the modified version of the output p...

The power of artificial intelligence (AI) to transform our approach to data analysis is becoming clearer. My recent experience with a tool called Data Analysis part of the ChatGPT Plus paid version, gives an example of transformative power. You don't need the paid version of ChatGPT to do this but you would need to copy the text in the prompt in the paid version you can load files of content. After a conference presentation, I was part of, I was interested in seeing how these tools extract and summarise key points from a PowerPoint file. This is where the Data Analysis Analyst tool came into play. With its ability to upload and process files, I was able to convert the presentation into plain text, which the tool then read and summarised with reasonable accuracy. The summary it provided was concise, capturing the essence of the presentation effectively. But the capabilities of the Data Analysis Analyst tool extend far beyond text extraction and summarisation. One of the most intrig...