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Dhanvin Sriram
February 22, 2024
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Highlights of today's Newsletter
🤖️ Use Topical Penalties To Improve Your Conversations With AI
🧠 Google Releases New Open Source Models
🤝 Microsoft And Intel Strikes A Custom Chip Deal
😵️💫 ChatGPT Spat Out Gibberish Overnight Before Being Fixed
Plus more news, cool tools, and new prompts that you can use to boost your productivity!
Have you ever talked to ChatGPT and got answers you didn't like or kept seeing the same things over and over?
Well, 95% of people who talk to AI run into this problem because they don't use something called "Penalties."
Think of penalties like using a remote control to skip channels you don't want to watch.
By using penalties, we can tell the AI to avoid topics we don't like or to stop repeating itself.
This way, we can make sure the AI gives us new and interesting answers every time.
There are a lot of “Penalties”, but today I want to show you how to use Topical Penalties.
Sometimes we want to avoid certain topics or themes.
This is where "topical penalties" come in handy.
They're like telling the AI, "Let's not go there," focusing the conversation on what we want to hear about.
The challenge with using topical penalties is making sure the AI understands exactly what you want to avoid.
Sometimes, the AI might skip too much information or not enough, making it tricky to get the perfect answer.
It's like trying to avoid puddles without getting your feet wet; you have to be very clear about where you don't want to step.
To overcome these challenges, I have developed a ChatGPT prompt that helps solve the issues of using topical penalties.
This Prompt was generated using this AI Prompt Generator
It is designed to make it easier for you to guide the AI in avoiding certain topics while still getting informative and relevant answers.
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Google Releases New Open Source Models
The News: After realeasing Gemini 1.5 last week, Google is excited to introduce Gemma, a new set of AI models that are easy for everyone to use.
The Details: Gemma is designed to help developers and researchers safely build AI. It comes in two sizes, Gemma 2B and Gemma 7B, and is packed with tools for making AI applications safer.
Whether you're working on a laptop or in the cloud, Gemma works smoothly with many devices and platforms like JAX, PyTorch, and TensorFlow.
Plus, it's built to be safe, with special care taken to remove sensitive information from its training. Google also offers free resources to get started with Gemma, including tutorials and credits for Google Cloud.
Why it matters: With Gemma, creating smart and responsible AI applications is easier and more accessible for everyone. Let's see what amazing things you can create with Gemma!
Microsoft And Intel Strikes A Custom Chip Deal
The News: Intel and Microsoft are teaming up in a big way! Intel will make special chips designed by Microsoft in a deal worth over $15 billion.
The Details: These chips could be used for all sorts of cool tech, like making computers think faster. Microsoft's boss, Satya Nadella, is super excited because these chips will help everyone work and play better.
The chips will be made using Intel's fancy 18A process, which is part of Intel's plan to become a top chip maker again. This is like when a company makes something special for just one customer.
Intel's big project is also about making chips for lots of different companies, hoping to be as successful as another company that works with big names like Apple. But, making chips is tough, and Intel has to delay opening a new chip plant. Still, this partnership with Microsoft is a huge step forward.
More News
Prompts
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Vibes Crunch
Quirky things have been happening with ChatGPT lately. Last night, users started noticing some pretty odd behavior.
Imagine asking about the Jackson family and getting an answer like, “Schwittendly, the sparkle of tourmar on the crest has as much to do with the golver of the ‘moon paths’ as it shifts from follow.”
Yes, seriously!
OpenAI caught wind of this around 10:40 PM ET and jumped into action, saying they were on it and trying to fix whatever was going wrong.
Screenshots and social media posts are floating around showing these glitches. Of course, we should take these with a grain of salt since it's pretty easy for folks to cook up fake images.
But, it's not the first time ChatGPT has gone a little loopy.
Tools
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👬 Decktopus AI 2.0: AI presentation assistant for teams.
🪝 TypePrompt: AI hooks that make your content impossible to ignore.
👾 Visla: The best video creation platform for businesses.
🛂Userview.ai: Talk to your customers, and get quality insights with one click.
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