ChatGPT Code of Conduct — 4 Mistakes to Avoid | by Luca Santinelli – Medium
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Hello my dear readers! Today I want to talk about something I haven’t seen enough of, and it is of vital importance as more and more people are approaching AI tools, starting with the most famous one of all.. GPT-4.
Harnessing the true power of language models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4 requires an understanding of their core workings, the nuances of their behaviour, and an exploration of common pitfalls.
In this article we will examine how users can optimize their interactions with GPT-4 and maximize the benefits drawn from this advanced AI tool. Take these as four fundamental rules to safely use AI tools, the more you abide by these commandments, the more you can integrate artificial intelligence in your daily life. Trust me.
If you haven’t yet used it, ChatGPT-4 is a language model powered by transformer architectures, boasting billions of parameters and the ability to generate remarkably human-like text.
Its capabilities extend beyond mere text generation — it can provide detailed technical explanations, generate creative writing, answer complex queries, and even translate languages.
ChatGPT, like many other LLMs, relies heavily on context, using the input it receives to inform the output it generates.
One common issue is the use of vague, short or ambiguous prompts, which results in responses that may be similarly vague, lack the desired detail, or veer off-topic.
Remember, AI tools must be trained and instructed well before they can accomplish tasks. Consider a well written prompt as your way of training your own tool, and you will get along fine.
The optimal prompt should be precise, offering sufficient detail and context to guide the model, and guiding the machine’s brain from point A to point B.
For instance, instead of saying “tell me about climate change,” consider using a prompt like “explain the impact of rising global temperatures on polar ice caps.”
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