Garth Gator Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 One drawback about using large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT is their responses get too robotic (well, what did we expect?). It turns out a nifty trick can nudge their responses towards a more natural, “human”-like conversation. The secret lies in a simple fix to your prompt, as digital marketing expert Joe Benson suggests. He says instructing the chatbot to respond in the tone of a text message to a friend works wonders. Instead of a dry prompt like “Explain to me the meaning of life. Write a 40-50 word summary,” try this: “Explain to me the meaning of life. Write a 40-50 word summary in the tone of a text message to a friend without a salutation or emojis.” This texting trick could be a boon for anyone who wants ChatGPT to generate emails, descriptions, and other types of content that sound like they came from a real person. https://bgr.com/tech/one-simple-chatgpt-hack-makes-ai-responses-sound-like-a-human-instead-of-a-robot/ https://twitter.com/website_joe/status/1765597412859519106 Image: Rokas Tenys | Dreamstime.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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