Today, we're ecstatic to delve into the launch of OpenAI’s GPT Store. This innovative platform is redefining our interactions with AI, but also simplifying the integration of AI into our daily routines. Let's discover what the GPT Store is and how it's transforming our engagement with AI. First off, check out our IKANGAI Assistant GPT...
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Everyday Prompt Engineering Part Four: Document and Text Summaries
One of the most useful applications of AI is their ability to go through long text or large documents and to create summaries of all kinds. We've started already in our last instalment of our everyday prompt engineering series with some basic summarisation prompts for documents. Here, we will take a look a some additional...
Everyday Prompt Engineering Part Three: Working with PDF Documents
In our two previous instalments of our everyday prompt engineering series, we have learned how to use prompts to write emails and to write blogs. Another task, that is happening quite often, is to go through documents and extract the key information to create concise summaries. This skill is particularly useful in environments where there...
Everyday Prompt Engineering Part Two: Blogs
Writing blog posts comes almost natural for AIs. After we went through a few email scenarios in the last installation of our series, we’ll focus on how to use AIs for writing blogs. Why blogs? Blogs are an invaluable asset for businesses for several reasons. Firstly, they significantly enhance a company's online visibility. Search engines,...
Is this the Future of News?
Channel 1 has introduced a set of AI-generated avatars that deliver news, creating a newscast experience that is both innovative and surreal. These avatars present news stories with remarkable realism, making it hard to distinguish them from human anchors. Channel 1 emphasizes transparency, clearly stating that their anchors are AI-generated, yet the level of realism...
Everyday Prompt Engineering Part One: Emails
After we’ve discussed the basic elements of prompts, it’s time to apply them for everyday tasks like writing emails, drafting presentations, writing blog posts or making web pages. The possibilities are more or less endless. Today, we will focus on emails. Emails Emails are the backbone of modern business communication. Despite claims of their obsolescence,...
Is GPT-4 getting lazy?
In recent weeks, users of ChatGPT-4 have reported a notable decline in the AI's performance, observing a tendency to avoid certain tasks or deliver overly simplified answers. Put differently: it appears that ChatGPT-4 became lazy. OpenAI has acknowledged the problem, though the exact cause remains uncertain. This phenomenon has led to the speculative "winter break...
IKANGAI’s Recognition in the AI Sector
In the landscape of European artificial intelligence, a noteworthy development has emerged: IKANGAI has been shortlisted as a Top AI Solutions Provider in Europe for the year 2024 by the CIO Applications Europe magazine. A Recognition of Excellence Our inclusion on this esteemed list goes beyond a simple accolade. It signifies a door opening to...
Key Elements for Effective Prompt Engineering
As we delve deeper into the fascinating world of prompt engineering, you'll start to recognize certain key elements that form the backbone of an effective prompt. Think of a prompt as a conversation starter with an AI, where you guide the AI to understand not just what you want, but how you want it to...
How to prevent hacking your custom GPTs
When OpenAI introduced custom GPTs and a future (now delayed to 2024) GPTs store many (like myself) immediately started to work on their own GPT. It’s super simple to create it’s a new and exiting field and most importantly it’s simply fun to experiment with. However, not long after the first CustomGPTs were published, it...
