Wow mid week already! 🚀

Lets see what’s been happening in the world of ChatGPT…

Here’s The Hump Day Catch Up:

• ChatGPTs mobile app hits record $4.58m revenue

• Scientific papers could be transformed with ChatGPT

• Our AI Tool of the Week - Social Media

• Common mistakes when prompting ChatGPT (tips)

• Wednesday Wisdom

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ChatGPTs mobile app hits record $4.58m revenue

ChatGPT's mobile app continues to perform well with record-breaking numbers in September, including 15.6 million installs and nearly $4.6 million in gross revenue worldwide.

Interestingly, ChatGPT is not the highest-earning AI app, as a competitor named Ask AI generates more revenue, in part due to heavy advertising spending. While Ask AI's revenue dropped slightly in September to $5.51 million, it still outperformed ChatGPT.

ChatGPT continues to gain new users, with a total of 52.2 million estimated lifetime installs. Google Play is driving the majority of downloads, accounting for 9 million in September, while the App Store is the primary source of revenue, contributing $3 million in in-app purchases.

The United States represents the largest market for ChatGPT, contributing 60% of its revenues.

Read more on Yahoo Finance

ChatGPT is still soaring high in the mobile apps world and remains the topic of AI conversation. 🤖

Scientific papers could be transformed with ChatGPT

Generative AI tools like ChatGPT are becoming valuable aids for researchers, helping write papers, peer-review reports, and grant applications. They can improve equity in science, particularly for non-native English speakers, but concerns about accuracy and misuse loom.

Publishers are wary of AI-generated text leading to poor-quality manuscripts and possible fakes. Detecting AI-generated text reliably remains challenging, leading to calls for transparency and watermarking.

Some journals have banned the use of generative AI, while others insist on disclosure. The tools also impact peer review, raising concerns about confidentiality and review quality.

Despite concerns, generative AI tools could revolutionize scientific communication and publishing, offering new interactive publication formats and transforming the way research is disseminated.

Full story at Nature

Allowing scientists to spend more time doing experiments and less time writing the papers by utilising LLMS like ChatGPT seems like a good thing to us. 💁🏻‍♀️

Our AI Tool of the Week (which isn’t ChatGPT)

It’s hard to keep content thriving across all social media channels. Instagram, Youtube, Tiktok, Snapchat, what else?

Well now you can generate multiple social media content from long form videos.

You can turn any of your long videos or youtube content into 10 or more Tiktok videos or Instagram reels, at the click of a buttom.

Opus Clip will also generate speech to text and rank your videos by it’s ‘viral capabilities. Don’t believe us just try for yourself.

Get out there and produce that social media content, easier than ever before.

Common Mistakes When Prompting ChatGPT

With over 180 million users and a robust premium offering, ChatGPT is becoming essential for entrepreneurs. When used effectively, it can write, inspire groundbreaking business ideas, enhance your personal brand, and aid in critical business decisions.

However, success depends on your skills. Clear, intentional prompts that align with your goals are crucial. Avoid average prompts, which yield average results. Effective communication with the model is key. Learn from the most common ChatGPT prompting mistakes to maximize your success.

1. Lack of Clarity: Using vague or ambiguous prompts can lead to generalized or off-target responses. Avoid colloquialisms and unclear concepts. Make the parameters for the model's predictions clear and use universal language.

2. Complex Multi-Part Questions: Asking multiple questions in a single prompt can result in uneven answers and confusion. Prioritize one request at a time and provide clear instructions. Break down questions, add context, and rephrase for clarity.

3. Insufficient Context: Provide ChatGPT with enough context to generate accurate responses. Don't assume it remembers previous interactions or possesses specific knowledge. Reference prior questions, remind it of key considerations, and explain the purpose of your request.

4. Unrealistic Expectations: Don't expect perfect answers every time; ChatGPT has limitations. Verify responses, especially in specialized areas like medicine or law. Set realistic expectations and refine your prompting technique over time. Remember, ChatGPT is not human and may not fully understand your needs.

Read more at Forbes

Like any tool it is only useful if you know how to use it, try these tips for yourself to hone your ChatGPT skills. ✍🏻 🥷

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Wednesday Wisdom

Here’s a visual representation of our article in this email about ‘Common mistakes when prompting ChatGPT’.

Sometimes it can feel like ChatGPT just doesn’t ‘get us’.

We highly recommend using our tips in the article above and trying out your new prompting skills… 😀 

Let us know how you get on and we’ll see you Friday.

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That's a wrap for this week's Hump Day Catch Up, buzzers! Stay tech-savvy, keep buzzing, and catch you Monday for more updates.