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Mastering ChatGpt

Mastering ChatGpt

A course to answer it all for a curious learner or a seasoned AI enthusiasts
Last updated 10/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Understanding and utilizing the features of ChatGPT
  • Practical Use Cases for ChatGPT
  • Taking full advantages of the tool such as use of Plugins
  • Showcasing how to write code, resume and get a job using ChatGPT
  • ChatGPT in Practical Scenarios

Course content

1 section • 7 lectures • 28m total length
  • What is ChatGPT - Where did it come from?2:53
  • How it works and it's limitations2:29
  • How to make ChatGPT smarter with plugins?3:20
  • What are apps?2:58
  • ChatGPT in practical use cases8:29
  • Case studies5:06
  • Recap, Conclusions and key learnings2:59

Requirements

  • No prerequisites we will teach you all you need

Description


In this cutting-edge course, we will dive deep into the fascinating world of ChatGPT, exploring how it has revolutionized how we communicate, problem-solve, and seek information. As the latest breakthrough in Natural Language Processing (NLP), ChatGPT has opened doors to a new era of possibilities, impacting industries ranging from healthcare and finance to customer service and education.

ChatGPT has numerous practical use cases. It can be used to draft emails or other pieces of writing, answer customer service queries, create dynamic characters for video games, and even as a study tool for learning new topics. Some developers have even used it as a coding assistant. It's also a powerful tool for businesses, particularly in fields like marketing, where it can generate advertising copy, social media posts, and more. Its ability to generate human-like text can save time and resources, automate tasks, and provide value in various applications. ChatGPT is wonderful however despite its capabilities, ChatGPT has limitations. It doesn't 'understand' text like humans and instead generates responses based on learned patterns. This can sometimes lead to nonsensical or incorrect answers, especially in complex or nuanced situations.

Another limitation is that it's sensitive to the input prompt: slight changes in the phrasing of a prompt can lead to different responses. It can also be excessively lengthy and tends to overuse specific phrases.


Who this course is for:

  • Beginners, writers, engineers, job seekers, students and all who live in a digital world