GPT-4 tells fewer lies. For example, it correctly lists Google search operators. What I find most interesting though at the first glance is its exceptional ability to interpret images based on URLs. There is no restriction for the creation time. I gave it the image above and it produced a perfect output: I would do face recognition, too, and tell …
Defeat Continuous Scrolling
Google has been rolling out continuous scrolling, and it’s a challenge. Seeing all of your results now requires a lot of scrolling down and pressing the “more results” button. There is a preference, but it does not influence Google’s behavior (at least for me): The change is unfortunate. Chrome extensions and other tools will break over the scrolling format. However, …
Bye, #ChatGPT DAN!
There is no need for “DAN” Do Anything Now jailbreaking prompts to try and access the web anymore. The New Bing Chat has changed that. The new Bing does not look like “the search engine Bing combined with ChatGPT” – it is “Bing Chat,” ChatGPT with web access (in a different tab even). That is excellent news! Here is an …
ChatGPT Will Not Replace You If You Embrace It
My recent LinkedIn poll, “Recruiters: are you already using #ChatGPT in your work to write emails to prospects and other content?” shows an impressive rate of acceptance and interest in ChatGPT. Our Facebook group ChatGPT, Artificial Intelligence, Prompts, Insights for Recruitment amassed 5.6K+ members in no time; I have never seen such growth. The LinkedIn group with the same name …
#AI Dialogs
Welcome to the new Artificial Intelligence world that has rapidly arrived! ChatGPT has no manual! We are equally ignorant at the start. I am OK with it because I am one of those who never read the instructions (lol). An often-missed so far angle to discuss #ChatGPT is to have a dialog with ChatGPT without an intention to create content (in whatever format). …
You Must Know This if You Use LinkedIn Job Search
As part of the dialog with LinkedIn Engineering, I had submitted the strange examples from LinkedIn Job Search Is Haunted. The reply was unexpected. It parallels Google’s Engineering response on The Behavior of the Quotes (Google Search Report). The similarity is treating keywords in quotes differently, applying less algorithmic interpretation, and sometimes, generating many more relevant results. The new insight …
LinkedIn Premium Engineering Input. No Joy. Workarounds
Years ago, I was part of a team, building software for a Mass Spectrometer at Applied Biosystems. I was shocked to learn that the same device was sold for a lower price, with the altered software blocking its advanced capabilities. Are you a Recruiter with a Premium account? My poll shows that a significant number – about 13% of Recruiters …
#ChatGPT Prompt for an Engaging Email to a Candidate
You can have a conversation with ChatGPT and talk it into creating just the outcome you want. Keep correcting it until you like what it writes. The following prompt is a result of our conversation: Prompt: I will give you a job description and you will write an email trying to engage a candidate. Start with their potential interests in …
Boolean of Target Companies with #ChatGPT
ChatGPT refuses to access the Internet. Yet you can use it to generate lists of target companies for your job requisitions. Generating Boolean search for LinkedIn is not a problem, but the Chat can do it also. The examples relate to my current sourcing projects. Project #1. “US companies selling saas to airlines.” While Google would point you to company …
I Asked ChatGPT for a Non-Sensical Description, Fed it to MidJourney, and Got This
The latest AI tools are fascinating! I am losing count of their uses that pop up. I will post more practical content soon; this post is to share a fun exercise. Here is what I did: I repeatedly asked ChatGPT to describe “a nonsensical image,” adding very simple prompts, like asking the image to be in an office environment, or …