A Non-Techie’s 10-Minute Guide to Using GenAI

Think of AI services like ChatGPT as an infinitely helpful, eager-to-please intern that also happens to lie from time to time. Here are some concrete business examples to help you get started with GenAI right now.

00:00 Many people use GenAI wrong and then give up.
01:00 Let’s get it to do some market research.
02:15 What is “hallucination”?
02:47 Give AI context to help with a complicated task.
05:52 What ethical dilemmas does this technology introduce?
07:04 Use step-by-step instructions to create and market a product from scratch.
10:10 Isn’t this all a little…scary?

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Notes:
• Hallucination: The AI, with unquestionable confidence, sometimes weaves information, stressing the need for fact-checking.
• Context is King: Interact and provide context to carve out precise, tailored responses.

Iterations breathe life into the AI’s potential, transforming dead ends into pathways of enhanced outputs.

• Personas & Prototypes: AI’s creative prowess unveils, crafting buyer personas and watch prototypes with elegance.
• Web Wizardry: A website proposal, infused with auto-generated HTML and CSS, exemplifies AI’s capability to simplify design processes.

Design Enhancements
• Typography: Employ a mix of typefaces and weights to distinguish different sections and emphasize key information.
• Color Coding: Utilize color codes for different sections to enhance visual navigation.
• Imagery: Integrate images and icons to break the monotony of text and illustrate key concepts visually.
• Whitespace: Amplify the use of whitespace to make the content breathable and focus on key elements.

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Perfect timing to see this video since our company just got the access to Microsoft's copilot!

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What impresses me is how much he’s “accomplished” in less than 10 minutes. How does that affect the future of intellectual work?

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