OpenAI’s announcement of customisable versions of ChatGPT, called GPTS, provides some new opportunities for Technical Writers. You can now create custom versions of ChatGPT that combine instructions, extra knowledge, and any combination of skills. You have control over: Behaviour You can give it a detailed set of instructions to guide its answers. For example: Act… Read more »
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We Added a Chatbot to Our Website – Here’s What We Learned
Update 10 November 23: We’ve decided to replace the experimental chatbot for the Cherryleaf website with one that is based on GPTs. See our new website chatbot. Below is the original post: — We have added an experimental chatbot to our website. You can use it on any page by clicking on the chatbot… Read more »
Unlocking ChatGPT’s Full Potential: The Impact of Source Content Quality
Possibly the final video in our Using Generative AI in Techcomm series is “Unlocking ChatGPT’s Full Potential: The Impact of Source Content Quality”. Unlocking ChatGPT’s Full Potential: The Impact of Source Content Quality on Your AI ConversationsWatch this video on YouTube Technical writers prioritise high-quality content. However, with the advent of tools like ChatGPT, a… Read more »
Adding user profile information into ChatGPT prompts
Here is a proof of concept example relating to adding user profile information into ChatGPT prompts. Adding user profile information into ChatGPT prompts – DemoWatch this video on YouTube For example, this type of solution could be used to provide MacOS users with MacOS-specific information, and Windows users with Windows-specific information. An app creates… Read more »
Podcast 140.Kristof Van Tomme on the role of API and developer portals in Generative AI systems
We talk to Kristof Van Tomme, CEO of Pronovix, about the role of API and developer portals in Generative AI systems. We discuss how organisations can prepare for AI. We talk about what documentation infrastructure organisations should have in place to be able to use AI safely from an information perspective. We also discuss whether developer… Read more »
