Welcome to The London Perspective podcast! In this episode, we're discussing advanced ChatGPT prompt engineering. Many people view ChatGPT as a mysterious black box that produces human-like output, but it's important to remember that it is simply a tool and the quality of the output is dependent on the input. By learning how to give the machine better input, you can achieve output that is more aligned with your desired outcome. Join us as we explore how to use ChatGPT in a sales letter example, and learn tips and strategies for improving your output. We'll also discuss the unique feature of ChatGPT's "memory of conversation history," which allows you to train the model to focus on your specific goals. Thanks for listening!
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