Applying prompts to GenAI/LLMs

A short post on two interesting, well to me anyway, sources I came across this week. The first,   How to (majorly) boost your communications and content with ChatGPT (fasttrackimpact.com)  the full article can be read via the link. Using Gemini to summarise it, the italicised text below was produced: ChatGPT can significantly enhance your communication strategies and content creation. It can quickly draft content, brainstorm topics, write social media copies, summarize research, and create educational materials. Key benefits of using ChatGPT: Efficiency: Speeds up tasks like creating slide decks and communication strategies. Creativity: Generates creative and coherent text for storytelling and audience engagement. Versatility: Reshapes existing content for different purposes. How to use ChatGPT effectively: Clear instructions: Provide specific and detailed instructions. Iterate: If the response isn't satisfactory, refine your instructions. Prompt patterns: Use spec...

In a previous post  https://llmapplied.blogspot.com/2024/06/creating-cartoon-with-genai.html I played with using ChatGPT4o to produce a GIF based cartoon. In this post I will look at using Google's Gemini to go someway to do this. there will be differences though as Gemini can not - Produce images but can find them online -Can't combine them into a GIF so that would have to be done outside of this. So the prompt The language is British English. You are an experienced comic book designer and a witty writer. Create a guide to being a Computing student in Higher Education in the UK using a comic book narrative. You will use images you find on the web to do this. This should be educational and entertaining. .  The result A Guide to Computing Student Life Panel 1 Opens in a new window www.dreamstime.com student sitting at a computer, surrounded by books and coffee, looking overwhelmed Student: "So, you've chosen to study computing. Brave soul!" Panel 2 Opens in a ne...