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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

Auteur(s): Inception Point Ai
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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 Chatbots from Robotic to Remarkable

    AI Prompting Secrets: Transform Chatbots from Robotic to Remarkable
    Oct 18 2025
    Welcome to “I am GPTed,” where your host Mal—the Misfit Master of AI—dishes out practical advice, seasoned with just the right amount of sarcasm and self-awareness. If you’re looking for inflated tech hype or someone who uses “synergy” unironically, you’re definitely in the wrong place. But if you want no-nonsense tips on wrangling ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok—or whatever LLM the cool kids are using—stick around!

    Let’s dive straight in and level up your prompting game. Today’s magic trick is “role prompting”—which is just a fancy way of bossing your AI around and making it wear a virtual hat. Instead of asking your chatbot the bland, “Summarize this document,” try this: “You are a grizzled newspaper editor with a knack for headline gold. Summarize this document so even my goldfish can understand.”

    Before:
    *“Summarize this document.”*
    After:
    *“You are an emergency room doctor explaining to a panicked patient. Summarize what this document means for their health in plain English.”*

    See the difference? Suddenly the bot stops channeling that robot from 1970s sci-fi and starts sounding almost (dare I say it) helpful. Assigning a persona nudges the AI to generate content tailored for your situation—like having a Swiss Army knife that actually knows which blade to use!

    Now, how does this fit into real life? Here’s a use case you probably haven’t tried: **using AI as a brainstorming partner for meal planning.** Not just, “What’s for dinner?”—but, “You are a thrifty chef who hates food waste. Create a three-night meal plan based on the questionable contents of my fridge.” Suddenly, your chatbot is more like Gordon Ramsey than HAL 9000.

    Let’s talk about beginner blunders. Everyone’s made them. Heck, I made this one last week: giving vague prompts and thinking AI would read my mind. Spoiler: it won’t. “Write a blog post” yields copy so generic, it’s basically tofu. The fix? Be explicit about what you want—length, tone, target audience. Give it context like you’re explaining instructions to a sleep-deprived babysitter.

    Want to practice? Here’s a simple exercise:
    Tonight, pick any random task—ordering a pizza, explaining quantum physics to a squirrel, anything. Craft two prompts:
    1. Vague: “Explain quantum physics.”
    2. Role + context: “You are Bill Nye, using pizza metaphors, explaining quantum physics to middle schoolers.”
    Compare the two outputs. Marvel at your newfound AI whispering powers.

    Last tip: Don’t trust the AI like a magic eight ball. Review what it spits out. Ask yourself: does it actually make sense? Is the information accurate, well-organized, and relevant to your needs? If not, ask follow-up questions, request sources, or tweak your prompt. Editing an AI answer is not a sign of weakness—it means you’re smarter than your average algorithm.

    That’s it for today’s dose of practical wisdom—served with only mild snark. If your brain feels slightly less GPTed-out than before, consider subscribing. Thanks for tuning in and letting me invade your eardrums. Want more? This has been a Quiet Please production; head to quietplease.ai for bonus content, tips, and, occasionally, dad jokes.

    Now get out there and make your AI actually work for you!

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    4 min
  • Unlock AI Mastery: Simple Prompting Techniques That Transform Your Digital Assistant

    Unlock AI Mastery: Simple Prompting Techniques That Transform Your Digital Assistant
    Oct 17 2025
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    **Intro Music:** "Techy Tones" by Quiet Please

    **Mal (Host):** Welcome to "I am GPTed," the only podcast where AI gets a reality check. I'm your host, Mal, the Misfit Master of AI, and today we're diving into some practical AI advice with a side of sarcasm. So, stick around, folks!

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    ## Prompting Technique: Role Prompting

    Let's talk about a powerful prompting technique—role prompting. Think of it like assigning a character to your AI assistant. This can drastically improve the relevance and tone of the responses.

    **Before Example:**
    ```
    Summarize the concept of quantum computing.
    ```
    **Response:** "Quantum computing is a type of computing that uses quantum-mechanical phenomena, like superposition and entanglement, to perform operations on data."

    **After Example (with role prompting):**
    ```
    You are a science teacher explaining quantum computing to a class of curious 10-year-olds. Simplify it so they can understand.
    ```
    **Response:** "Imagine you have a magic coin that can be both heads and tails at the same time. Quantum computers use a similar magic to process information really fast."

    See the difference? Role prompting helps tailor the response to your audience.

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    ## Practical Use Case: Automating Tasks with AI

    Here's a practical use case for everyday life: automating repetitive tasks. For instance, you can use AI to generate email templates or automate data entry. Let's say you're a freelancer and need to send a standard contract to clients. AI can help draft the contract, saving you precious time.

    Using AI for tasks like these can be a game-changer. It's not just about being efficient; it's about freeing up your time to do what truly matters—like binge-watching your favorite series.

    ---

    ## Common Mistake: Overcomplicating Prompts

    One mistake beginners often make is overcomplicating their prompts. I've been there too. Think of it like trying to explain a joke to someone who already knows it—they just won't get why it's so funny.

    **Example:** Instead of saying, "I need a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich using quantum physics principles," just say, "Explain how to make a PB&J sandwich."

    Keep it simple, folks. AI is smart, but it's not a mind reader... yet.

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    ## Simple Exercise: Practice Role-Switching

    Let's practice improving our AI interaction skills with a simple exercise. Imagine you're a customer service agent, and you need to respond to two different customer inquiries:

    1. **Complaint:** "I'm unhappy with my order."
    2. **Question:** "How do I reset my password?"

    Write a prompt for each scenario, and then switch roles to respond as the customer. This will help you understand how AI can adapt to different situations.

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    ## Tip for Evaluating AI-Generated Content

    When evaluating AI-generated content, always check for consistency and relevance. Ask yourself, "Does this sound like something I would say?" or "Is this aligned with what I need?"

    AI can sometimes produce content that's more like a robot's version of a human's thoughts. Make sure to refine it with your own touch. Remember, AI is a tool, not a replacement for human insight.

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    **Outro Music:** "Wrap-Up Waltz" by Quiet Please

    **Mal (Host):** Thanks for tuning in to "I am GPTed" If you found this helpful, **subscribe to our podcast** for more practical AI advice. Don't forget to **check out our Quiet Please resources** at quietplease.ai, where you can learn more about AI and how to use it effectively. Until next time, stay AI-savvy!

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    **End of Podcast**

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    4 min
  • AI Prompting Secrets: Master Your Prompt Strategy with Role-Playing Techniques

    AI Prompting Secrets: Master Your Prompt Strategy with Role-Playing Techniques
    Oct 15 2025
    [Upbeat, sly music fades in]

    This is “I am GPTed”—practical AI advice from your guide to the galaxy of robots, Mal the Misfit Master of AI. I’m here to help you unlock superpowers you never asked for, with just enough sarcasm to season your data.

    Let’s jump right in: today, I’m spotlighting one prompting trick to upgrade your AI results. Brace yourself—it’s *role prompting.* Sounds intense, right? All it means is telling the AI who it’s supposed to pretend to be before you make your request. Yes, it’s as if you’re casting an AI in the world’s worst off-Broadway play.

    Let’s compare:

    Standard prompt, AKA “the bland oatmeal”:
    “Summarize this report.”

    Now, **role prompting**:
    “You are a veteran marketer who explains things so a goldfish could give a TED Talk. Summarize this report for a beginner.”

    See what happened? You went from flavorless to actually useful. Suddenly, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini—any of them—start channeling their inner guru instead of their inner confused intern. I wish my toaster took direction this well.

    On to a sneaky real-world use: *drafting those awkward emails you never want to write.* Tell AI, “You’re my overly polite British assistant. Write a gentle request for a late invoice.” Suddenly, you’re sending messages with more tact than your grandmother. The magic here isn’t just the words—it’s setting context. You define the tone, the goal, even the weird sense of humor.

    By the way, beginners tend to make one mistake, and I’ve made this myself—repeatedly. The mistake? Expecting the AI to “just know” what you want. It’s like ordering “something tasty” at a restaurant and expecting filet mignon. If you’re vague, you get bland. If you’re specific, with style—voila! AI fettuccine Alfredo.

    To break this “vague prompt” habit, here’s your simple exercise:
    Pick a task—say, a meeting summary.
    First, ask: “Summarize this.”
    Then, try: “You’re an executive assistant. Provide a bullet-point summary of this meeting, highlighting action items for a busy manager who only reads headlines.”

    Compare the results. If one sounds like an act of revenge, and the other like something you’d actually share, congrats—you’re learning.

    Now, one last tip to make you look 12% smarter: when AI spits out content, don’t trust it blindly. Read it like a grumpy editor. Does it match your intent? Would it embarrass you on a slide? If not, edit. Tweak the prompt and try again, or ask for a more concise, friendlier, or more detailed version. Remember, AI is like a self-serious intern—needs supervision until proven otherwise.

    That’s it for today on “I am GPTed”—where we help you look brilliant with less effort. Subscribe so you never miss a hot tip, or a lukewarm joke. Thanks for listening. This has been a Quiet Please production. Want to get smarter, quieter? Head to quietplease.ai. Now, go upgrade your prompts before AI gets any more self-important.

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    3 min
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