Good AI Guides Are Finally Here!
This is a list of the tutorials, tweets and guides that made me understand how to use AI.
Sometimes you need to see people using tools to truly understand how to use them. Luckily, we live in a world where we can watch people do pretty much anything online.
I did not realize the power of writing AI until I stumbled upon those guides, tutorials and bits of tips. Maybe you don’t either. So I thought I’d share them with you.
Really, it’s my personal list of cool stuff that made me understand AI. Feel free to share the content that helped you in the comments.
Better Creating : A use case scenario for sales pages
It was the video that made things click for me.
Simon is showing us how he used ChatGPT and Notion AI for the most accurate and useful results. Also, I laughed so hard at his sound editing in this one.
It helped me understand how to write prompts.
A Notion Of : A quick tip to save lots of time
This tweet made me see the light : we can use AI as assistants to do the boring, repetitive writing that sometimes needs to be done !
And all matters of editing :
- Changing from a list format to text — or vice versa
- Adding capitals to a title
- Taking a text and making a quick table
- Writing a list of items (like numbers, letters, words, people…)
Français with Pierre : Use case scenario of ChatGPT for language learning
Subtitles available in English.
Another concrete application of ChatGPT — in a specific field — which happens to be my specific field. Just French It, my online school of French, is my main project.
This video gave me a lot of ideas.
Danny Miranda : Generating alternatives titles for a podcast (or any type of content)
Another ah-ah moment. Choosing a title and modifying it is much easier than trying to come up with one from scratch.
It’s little things like this… right ?
Glibatree — Mastering Midjourney
Not a writing AI, but still helped me see the extent of details we can add in a prompt, and reusing pieces of prompts to generate results that share the same style.
Might need to save my prompt pieces as shortcuts.
I’m still discovering new things everyday
Guides and tricks as I’m learning to include this new tool in my writing. I’m generally sharing everything on Twitter, if you want to follow me there.
What about you? Any cool guide to share with me?
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