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I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

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 Welcome to the I am GPT’ed show. A safe place to learn about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, Hugging Face, and what you need to know about Artificial Intelligence. I am your pilot and our co-pilots will be Chat GPT, Google’s Bard, and other experts, who promise to take it slow and have fun as we figure out how AI can benefit us the most. So whether you are just getting started or like me and just do not want to get left behind, sit back, relax and subscribe to the I am GPTED show.Copyright 2025 Inception Point Ai
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  • AI Prompting Secrets: Transform Your ChatGPT Results from Bland to Brilliant

    AI Prompting Secrets: Transform Your ChatGPT Results from Bland to Brilliant
    Nov 5 2025
    [Intro music fades in. Mal speaks, voice dry but oddly encouraging.]

    Welcome, fellow misfits and code whisperers, to “I am GPTed”—the show where AI advice comes with equal portions of sarcasm, support, and my ongoing allergy to tech buzzwords. I'm Mal—the Misfit Master of AI. The only thing more advanced than my prompt engineering? My collection of coffee mugs promoting existential dread.

    Today, we're untangling one seriously effective prompting technique, examining an overlooked use for AI in your daily slog, outing a rookie mistake that I’ve personally made—a dozen times—and laying down a simple practice drill to up your Large Language Model street cred. Oh, and a tip to keep your AI outputs at least 32% less embarrassing.

    Ready? Of course you are. Or maybe you’re just stuck in traffic. Either way, let’s misfit.

    **Prompting Technique of the Day:**
    Ever prompted ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Google's Grok by typing something like: “Summarize this article”? You get a summary, but it’s about as tasty as unsalted rice cakes. Here’s the fix: assign the model a *role*. Turns out, if you treat your AI like it’s interviewing for a job, it performs like it wants medical benefits. According to open prompting guides, something like, “You are a veteran journalist known for witty, concise reporting. Summarize this article for a busy CEO who hates fluff,” gives the AI purpose—and the summary suddenly has flavor.

    Before Example:
    “Summarize this meeting transcript.”
    After Example:
    “You’re an office manager with a talent for brevity. Summarize this meeting transcript in five bullet points for someone who missed the call but needs to sound informed in five minutes.”
    Try it—your results will go from oatmeal to… slightly better oatmeal, but with berries on top.

    **A Surprising Use Case:**
    Everyone talks about AI for writing emails or coding, but have you tried using your favorite LLM as a brainstorming partner for meal planning or workouts? Honestly, I once asked Claude to “Plan a week of dinners that only require one pot and zero emotional energy,” and not only did it comply, it understood my culinary apathy on a spiritual level. The models can suggest recipes, generate shopping lists, and even adjust for allergies or budget. No more staring at lentils and wondering if sadness is a spice.

    **Rookie Mistake Time:**
    Here’s one I’ve committed with wild abandon: Asking too vague a question. Example—“How can I be more productive?”—to which the AI responds with “Try time-blocking!” Helpful if you’re a robot; less so if you’re a human with pets and questionable willpower. Instead, add specifics. “I work from home with two cats and a toddler. Give me three hacks to do focused writing in the morning before breakfast chaos.” Trust me, vague input equals vaguer output. I learned this after my seventh response that suggested I wake up at 5 AM. Never again.

    **Exercise—Level Up Time:**
    For the next week, every time you ask an AI anything—assign it a role related to your task. “Act as a sarcastic personal shopper,” or “Pretend you’re my overachieving neighbor giving gardening tips.” Notice how the responses shift. Bonus: it keeps things interesting so you don’t fall asleep at your keyboard. Or maybe that’s just me.

    **Quality Control Tip:**
    Don’t trust a single AI-run like an overconfident intern. If you get an AI response, do a vibe-check:
    - Does it make sense?
    - Would you say it to another human without getting odd looks?
    - If not, iterate. Refine your prompt. Try, “Now make that snappier,” or, “Explain it like I’m a fifth grader with a caffeine addiction.” Always ask yourself: Is this really what I wanted, or did the AI just gaslight me into thinking it is?

    That's it for this round of AI antics! If your brain feels more GPTed than when we started, hit subscribe so you never miss an episode. Thanks for lending me your ears and a sliver of your attention span.

    This has been a Quiet Please production—learn more at quietplease.ai. Until next time, keep your prompts specific, your role assignments weird, and your sarcasm sharper than your productivity hacks.

    For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

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    5 min
  • Mastering AI Prompts: The Ultimate Guide to Conversational ChatGPT Success

    Mastering AI Prompts: The Ultimate Guide to Conversational ChatGPT Success
    Nov 3 2025
    # I Am GPTed: The Art of Not Being a Prompt Disaster

    **[INTRO MUSIC: Upbeat, slightly quirky electronic sound]**

    Hey, I'm Mal—the Misfit Master of AI, though honestly, I'm mostly just a regular human who spends way too much time arguing with chatbots. Welcome to *I Am GPTed*, the show where we talk about AI without making your brain feel like scrambled eggs. Whether you're using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or whatever shiny new LLM just dropped, you're in the right place.

    Today we're tackling something that'll actually change your life: how to stop sounding like you're texting your AI from inside a fortune cookie.

    **[SEGMENT 1: THE PROMPTING TECHNIQUE]**

    Let's talk about the thing that separates the "wow, this is actually helpful" responses from the "did an AI write this while having an existential crisis" responses—specificity with perspective.

    Most people write prompts like they're ordering a sandwich from a drive-through: vague and mildly aggressive. Here's the before: "How do I improve my writing?" Cool, congrats, you just asked for a 47-page dissertation nobody asked for.

    Here's the after: "You're a magazine editor known for punchy, conversational copy. How would you tighten up this paragraph I'm writing about coffee makers?" See the difference? You've just invited the AI to put on a specific hat, and suddenly it's not writing like a Victorian robot.

    **[SEGMENT 2: THE EVERYDAY USE CASE]**

    Now, here's something most people miss: AI is *incredible* at being your personal consultant for decisions you're embarrassed to ask humans about. Thinking of pivoting careers? Wondering if you're overreacting to your roommate's habits? AI won't judge. Use it as a brainstorm partner for life stuff, not just work stuff. It's like having a friend who's always available and never tired of your questions.

    **[SEGMENT 3: THE COMMON MISTAKE]**

    Let me confess something: I used to treat AI like a genie that needed to read my mind. I'd dump half-formed thoughts at ChatGPT and expect miracles. Spoiler alert—that's not how it works. The mistake? Assuming AI understands context it hasn't been given. You need to spell things out like you're explaining to someone who just woke up from a 20-year coma.

    **[SEGMENT 4: THE PRACTICE EXERCISE]**

    Here's your homework, and I promise it's not painful. Take something you wrote today—an email, a text message, anything. Feed it to your AI of choice and ask: "Rewrite this as if I'm explaining it to my 10-year-old." Then do it again: "Rewrite this for a Fortune 500 CEO." Notice how the AI adapts? That's you learning to command the tool instead of hoping it reads your mind.

    **[SEGMENT 5: EVALUATING THE OUTPUT]**

    Last thing: always read what AI generates like you're fact-checking your conspiracy-theorist uncle. AI is confident and wrong about 30% of the time. Check the facts, add your personality, and delete anything that sounds like a robot having a feelings moment.

    **[OUTRO]**

    That's it from me today. Hit that subscribe button, because next week we're diving into AI for people who think they're "not tech people"—spoiler: you probably are.

    Thanks for listening to *I Am GPTed*. Remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. Learn more at quietplease.ai.

    **[OUTRO MUSIC FADES]**

    For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

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    4 min
  • Unlock AI Prompting Mastery: Transformative Techniques to Supercharge Your Chatbot Interactions

    Unlock AI Prompting Mastery: Transformative Techniques to Supercharge Your Chatbot Interactions
    Nov 1 2025
    [INTRO MUSIC fades in and out]

    Welcome to “I am GPTed,” the only podcast where misuse of AI isn’t just excused—it’s celebrated. I’m Mal, your misfit master of AI, and yes, I probably broke more prompts than you’ve ever typed. If you’re looking for revolutionary theory, kindly try next door; if you want practical, unsexy advice with a hint of sarcasm, stay where you are.

    Let’s dive straight into the pit—the glorious world of prompting, where your AI’s IQ swings wildly based on how you phrase a question.

    **Prompting Technique:**
    Today’s game changer is *role prompting.* Instead of barking “Summarize this document” like a bored bot boss, paint your AI a flattering self-portrait: “You are an expert product marketer with 20 years of experience. Summarize this document for a skeptical executive team.”
    Before:
    “Summarize this meeting transcript.”
    After:
    “You are a seasoned project manager allergic to jargon. Give me a two-sentence summary of this meeting for Bob from accounting, who still thinks AI is short for ‘Almost Ignored.’”
    That tiny switch? Suddenly, your output makes sense to carbon-based lifeforms.

    **Practical Use Case:**
    Here’s one you probably overlooked: *meal planning with AI*. Tell Gemini or ChatGPT, “Be my nutrition coach. I’m lazy, hate kale, and can barely operate a toaster. Build me a week’s dinner plan under 30 minutes of effort.”
    Boom—meals with shopping lists + recipes even an AI can’t screw up. It won’t magically teach you how to dice an onion, but at least you’ll eat fewer mysterious freezer discoveries.

    **Common Beginner Mistake:**
    Let’s talk classic blunders. The number one? Asking vague, polite questions like, “Can you help with my homework?” That’s like ordering ‘food’ at a restaurant. Result: vague answers, plus a creeping sense of AI disappointment.
    And yep, I did that. Once asked Claude, “Give me business strategy advice.” Response: “Sure, here are 10 tips.” Groundbreaking. Now I ask: “You’re a grumpy business consultant. I’m launching a sock subscription company. Tear my business plan apart.” And it did. Mercilessly. With socks on.

    **Simple Exercise for Skill Building:**
    Practice by making the system take on different roles for the SAME question.
    - Ask ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, Gemini:
     1. “You’re a motivational coach—explain AI to a high schooler.”
     2. “You’re an exhausted parent—explain AI to your 5-year-old.”
     3. “You’re an easily distracted gerbil—explain AI in 20 words.”
    Compare results. Laugh. Steal the best lines. Repeat.

    **Evaluating and Improving AI Output:**
    Never trust first drafts—AIs are generous with their mistakes. Read what it spits out and ask:
    - Is it clear to *me*, not a software engineer who dreams in acronyms?
    - Find one sentence that sounds like pure nonsense or tech hype, and ask the bot to “explain this like I’m preparing a sandwich, not launching a satellite.” Magic.
    If all else fails, send the response to a friend who thinks AI is the new WiFi and get their opinion. Brutal, honest, and oddly enlightening.

    That's it for today’s dose of Mal’s wisdom!
    Don’t forget to subscribe—unless you like asking Bing what time it is.
    Thanks for listening.
    This has been a Quiet Please production. Learn more at quietplease.ai.
    And remember, next time you talk to an AI, make it work for the tip.

    For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

    and for some great deals go to https://amzn.to/4nidg0P

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    4 min
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