Welcome to the podcast today. We want to tell you about something really crazy that was recently released. And this is essentially opening eye themselves. So you know, you're hearing it straight from straight from the beast has released a guide to prompt engineering. Essentially. So essentially telling us exactly how to use chat.ip to get the best results out of it.

Jamie and I have kind of broken this down into like a very concise.

They have this massive blog post.

You can go on their website.

We might link it in the show notes.

Otherwise, just go look at Open AI, prompt engineering guide, Google it. And it'll be the top result.

It's a massive blog post and guide.

We've consolidated this down to the six core areas that are important on this.

And we're going to give you a couple bullet points and use cases of us both using chat

chippedy and how we've used this.

This is like literally completely game changing for how I use chat chitp t and how my responses

are. I'm going from like mediocre responses that I have to like heavily

edit to all of a sudden like it completely does the task for me. I don't have to touch it.

That's my goal. And so a lot of these is really how you get there. So we're going to, we're

going to break it down. But Jamie, why don't you kick us off with the first form? first one. Yeah. So, I mean, I think when it comes to chat, GBT, I feel like there's a lot of

opportunity and a need for education in space because when you just, if you just open up the program

and you start typing prompts, you may not get the results you want unless you know kind of,

you know, what the process is and you kind of get inside the mind

of the gbt so um yeah so you need to think about like where is information coming from um and then

how is it going to build you know the thing you want so um there's like a little uh workflow kind of

we're just going to walk through uh the first one is obviously you get a right

clear instruction so um you know if you don't tell the model exactly what you want and if you're not

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