Its Wednesday Chatty G(PT) fans! 🤖

With the rumour mill on full speed this week about whether or not ChatGPT’s creator will even be around this time next year we take a look at some of the main stories so far this week.

Here is the Hump Day Catch up:

• AI - hype or opportunity to invest?

• How to train ChatGPT to write like you

• Our AI Tool of the week

• Wait, ChatGPT didn’t take my job?

• Our mid-week weird- Some monstrous crochet animals (must see!)

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AI - hype or opportunity to invest?

The AI frenzy is undeniable, with Chat GPT and other language models fueling what some term an "AI hype cycle." Publicly traded companies mentioning AI experience noticeable spikes in their stock prices. However, CNBC's Jim Cramer disagrees with the naysayers, emphasizing that AI's potential is far from being mere hype.

Despite the ongoing debate, AI and its related technologies are integral to today's economy. For investors keen on entering this realm, ETFs (exchange traded funds) provide an appealing option, offering exposure to a diversified range of AI-related companies.

Here are the top-performing AI-related ETFs since the beginning of the year:

1. Direxion Daily Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & Automation Index Bull 2X Shares (UBOT)

- Up 53.26% YTD

- AUM: $31.6 million

- Expense ratio: 1.35%

- Average daily trading volume (3 months): 60,292

2. Spear Alpha ETF (SPRX)

- Up 45.65% YTD

- AUM: $11.5 million

- Expense ratio: 0.75%

- Average daily trading volume (3 months): 27,097

3. iShares U.S. Technology ETF (IYW)

- Up 42.65% YTD

- AUM: $10.9 billion

- Expense ratio: 0.39%

- Average daily trading volume (3 months): 856,483

Credit: Yahoo finance

With over 2m people following Jim Cramer’s every word on ‘X’ (Twitter a month ago) and a net worth of over $150m when Jim talks people listen- aka the markets love ChatGPT.*

*not trading advice, we just love ChatGPT 🤖

How to train ChatGPT to write like you

You can train ChatGPT to mirror your writing style, provided you master using concise and effective prompts. These prompts facilitate ChatGPT in grasping your unique approach to writing. Here are five steps that outline how to train ChatGPT to replicate your style, enabling you to effortlessly craft content like social media posts and articles in your own distinctive tone.

1. Set the Prompt to Define Your Style:

- Instruct ChatGPT to understand your writing style.

- Provide examples of your writing style.

- Use prompts like "GO AHEAD" to paste examples. Confirm when done.

2. Add Your Writing:

- When ChatGPT prompts "Go Ahead," paste your content.

- Include diverse content showcasing your style and niche.

- Paste multiple sets of content, totaling at least 1000 words.

3. Give Your Style a Name (Optional):

- Assign a name to your writing style.

- Use this name to identify and request the style in the future.

4. Specify What You Want:

- Your program is now trained to write like you.

- Open a prompt, express gratitude, and state what you want from ChatGPT.

- Clearly define the context, type of content, and specific requirements.

5. Ask for Edits:

- Treat ChatGPT as if it were human; request edits on the initial draft.

- Use prompts like "Please make it more [your desired style]."

- Provide detailed instructions for edits to align with your preferences.

Credit: Tech Thirsty

Mastering effective prompts and communication with ChatGPT is crucial. The five steps outlined above should help you train ChatGPT to write like you effectively. Just as with humans, clear communication leads to accurate results. 💁🏻‍♀️

Our AI Tool of the Week (Which IS ChatGPT)

We have brought you AI Tools, which aren’t ChatGPT, but this week we had to share our ChatGPT Plugin of the week.

With OpenAI disabling the web browsing feature, and then Plugins such as the Link Reader, we have discovered the latest Web searching Plugin to keep you up to date.

Web Requests!

To use Web Requests follow these simple steps

• Log into ChatGPT-4

• Select the three dots bottom left onto your profile

• Select ‘Settings and Features’

• Select ‘Beta Features’ and make sure Plugins is turned on

• Go to Plugin Store, search Web Requests and Install

• Enable plugin and search the entire web with ChatGPT

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Wait, ChatGPT didn’t take my job

ChatGPT’s reputation as a job eliminator is debunked as companies embrace AI to enhance productivity without causing mass layoffs.

While AI complements various professions, human oversight remains crucial. The complexity of tasks necessitates human involvement, making straightforward AI replacement unlikely. Despite AI adoption, the predicted surge in unemployment hasn't occurred.

AI's role is more about aiding than replacing humans in most jobs due to its limited ability to handle multifaceted tasks. Industries like law and medicine are incorporating AI to boost efficiency, not replace workers. Claims of AI replacing workers should be viewed skeptically as complexity varies across fields.

Credit: CMS Wire

Though some jobs might tremble in AI's presence, the dystopian unemployment apocalypse seems to be taking its time off. As the techno-tide rises, companies, those dear corporate caregivers, will be pondering how best to navigate the AI tide, possibly while sipping artisanal lattes. As of now, placing your bets on human brilliance seems like a more reasonable strategy than relying on AI for office karaoke nights. 💪🏽🦾

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Our mid-week weird 🤯

Alex Woolner asked ChatGPT to create some ‘cute’ crochet animals with ‘Gerald the Narwhal’ becoming TikTok famous hitting over 1.2m views!

(top to bottom) 1. Norma the Normal fish- the brown bulges are her eyes (obvs) , 2. Octopus with interestingly placed appendages, 3. ‘Abe the Abalone’ is the perfect companion for imaginative play (according to ChatGPT; so long as the game is guess what on earth I am meant to be!), 4. In blue and white we have ‘Gerald the Narwhal’, 5. Apparently cats don’t have eyes and look like mice- as ChatGPT suggests! 6. ‘XL the Newt’-with no less than 4 legs and two arms…

Credit: Wired

In summary if you need any assistance in frightening your children (or adult friends) with a ‘cute’ crochet animal then ChatGPT is your best bet! 👹😂

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