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Prompt engineering videos - it might be easier than you think


From AI to posts:
Personally I think this one of the coolest quick wins with Generative AI getting it to produce social media posts (but not post them)  from either websites (the first video) or read in a conference paper and produce posts about it (second video). Gemini is great if you want to read in webpages.





Transcript to potential blog post
Sometimes you might produce a video (or use someone else's video) and turn the transcript into a blog post summarising it. For example a prompt such as 

"Here is a transcript from a video please turn it in the text for a blog post of around 200 words suitable for a general audience."



Consolidating websites
A useful feature of Gemini is to read in multiple websites and consolidate their summarises into one. This might be a useful output in its own right, or a pre processing stage to do another activity (e.g get multiple insights on the summary.



In essence the videos aim to show we can use Gen AI to do jobs for us. Please feel free to share comments and insights.





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