Improve ChatGPT Prompts with Priming (Part 2)

The second part of this series describes Level 5 Priming!

Everyone is pitching the best ChatGPT Prompt... Try GPT Priming instead:
Priming is the best way to formulate better results by inputting related information before requesting a response:
-Allows for variability in your GPT chat dialogue later in the string
-Eliminates the need to create multiple chats
-Produces more precise results
-Improves your overall experience

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LEVEL 5 PRIMING
FIRST:
I am going to provide you with several variables that I will define via the following = [variable]. I want you to remember these variables for later use. Then we will use these variables to create specific content that I request. Please confirm you understand these instructions by responding, “Read,” and we will proceed to the next step.

THEN:
I want you to store the following example of X in the variable
[Variable 01].

[Variable 01] = "populate this with the example information"

THEN ADD MORE:
I want you to store the following example of X in the variable
[Variable 02].

[Variable 02] = "populate this with the example information"

FINALLY, HAVE CHATGPT EXECUTE THE TASK BASED ON THE VARIABLES:
Now that you have ingested these different variables, please act as an expert "XYZ" with two decade of experience. Based on the variables, [Variable 01] and [Variable 02], please write "CONTENT" with the following components:

[sivi]

Being in IT for decades, I never thought of using variables in CHATGPT or GPT4 this way. This is awesome and really appreciate in sharing this valuable content!!!

[inlinguajaen]

I have not enough words to say how grateful I am. This has been practically a full course, and so inspiring!

[ocuix]

Great instructional videos on how to get the best from ChatGPT. Will definitely try this formula of analysis before generation and see where it takes me. Thank you!

[doughowarth]

Loved the priming videos. Ive been working on the prompting and this makes sense.  
Would love to see the giraffe joke and get your audience opinion on how good it is!

[ArthurDayneFirstOfHisName]

Dude…this is GOLD ! Thanks for sharing

[andreaskaranas]

Hey @LawtonSolutions, I ran into your two videos about priming just now. It's really great, thanks. I was just thinking of using this method for creating instructions / meta prompts. Even though GPT4 can now handle 128k tokens, I was wondering whether you could move the in depth description of each comedians (if I use your example) into separate content files and make them available via RAG. The same, of course, could apply to your tables which you could also "off load". Have you ever tried this?

[rubemkleinjunior]

I was actually struggling with going further into my prompting because of the struggle of having to create multiple chats to test outputs and prompts

[gmanpublications]

So, I gave chat gpt the instructions that you mentioned in the first prompt. It is refusing to follow the instructions! After 10 minutes I had to finally yell (writing in al caps) to just resond with the word read as it is only a one word response. Chat gpt responded with the following "I can definitely help you remember those variables and use them for creating content later on. So, "Read, " let's proceed!"

[kevinmctarsney]

Great video. Any issues with maxing out tokens by having a number of variables 'loaded'?

[azrolnajmi]

I am inspired by this vid, please allow me to use this video as reference for my notes in prompting guide

[cleverman]

Have you tried using other elements of programming to prime ChatGPT aside from variables such as IF/THEN statements?

[jonnyjonjonjrshabadoo]

I understand ChatGPT is only able to reference the last 3000 words of a convo. Does this mean that if the variable set up prompts are beyond the last 3000 words, future mentions of the variable would be meaningless to it?

[semosancus]

Are variables a chatgpt plus feature? When I type in your prompt, I get "I apologize for any confusion, but as an AI language model, I don't have the capability to remember variables or store information across different interactions. Each conversation with me is treated as a separate session, and I don't retain any information from previous interactions. I can assist you with generating content or answering questions based on the current conversation, but I don't have a persistent memory of variables or past interactions. If you have any specific requests or questions, feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to assist you."

[shemguy]

Am I the only one who thought this was Jason Kidd

[christol]

Why couldn't I just say store these different examples of comedy and randomly draw from their styles to write some comedy using the following components?

[christol]

OK I'm Clueless, but I don't understand what you are trying to do here. When you say store example of x, is x an example of comedy (in this prompt you are building)? And why multiple variables? I literally have no clue what is going on here. Can you explain it to a child? Thanks!