ChatGPT summarizes my online presence in 3 paragraphs

How to know if a post was written by AI: look for the em dash ("—"). It's a watermark of ChatGPT. Now equipped with this knowledge, scroll through LinkedIn and just realize how important it is to leave your computer every once and while. (Not to be confused with a normal dash that we all know and love ("-").)

Free AI tip:  When you are working on any project with ChatGPT and it says something like 'check me back in the next 15 days' or 'Give me 15 minutes to work on this and get back to you' it often means, that the model does not have all it needs to perform the task. Consider updating your approach to provide the model with more context, more information and you may even need to restart a new chat. See the YouTube video from Jeremy Utley who provides a great explanation of what this means and provides a few pointers of how you can address this. https://lnkd.in/erMUV_em

How ChatGPT works Everyone’s talking about AI these days, but do you know how ChatGPT, for example, works? Explaining in a simplified way, ChatGPT is a type of LLM (Large Language Model), which is like a super-smart autocomplete. It doesn’t “think” like a human. Instead, it predicts the next word based on which one has the highest probability to make sense in the sentence, using patterns learned from massive amounts of text from the internet and other sources. Despite seeming intelligent, ChatGPT doesn’t actually “know” anything, it’s all about probabilities and patterns.

Remember that you can train ChatGPT on your voice. Don't settle for AI slop. Ask it for a recommendation, tweak it to your voice, and then show it what you did and ask it to remember it... do this 10 times.

Struggling to get useful results from AI tools like ChatGPT? The secret is in your prompts. Learn how to ask better and get smarter answers. #PromptPower #AIForBusiness

Pipeline challenge. ls | wc -l. AI tool = ChatGPT (helped break down stdout/stdin step-by-step). ls lists files in your current folder. That list is piped into wc -l. wc -l counts the number of lines. You get the number of files in that directory. reflection: “I didn’t know pipelines before, but once I ran echo "hello" | wc -c, I saw how one command’s output becomes another’s input. Running ls | wc -l showed me how pipelines can answer real questions (like counting files). Practicing it myself made it much clearer than just reading.”

STILL TRUSTING YOUR #AI ? Frustrated when the free ChatGPT version gives you an answer just because it’s too timid to admit it doesn’t know, without even providing you with the source? * Meet #NotebookLM: A Google AI assistant that relies solely on the documents you feed it, showing you the exact passages from the uploaded source (docs, files, or links) with every answer it gives for maximum transparency. * How I built MY OWN trusted AI assistant using NotebookLM & #Gemini: - I wrote down every step I went through to build my own AI assistant in a doc. - I uploaded that doc into a new Notebook as its only source of truth. "Imagine it like starting a new chat with ChatGPT that answers only from this document." - Then, I asked, the same Notebook, to summarize the entire process in this video overview, just for you. AND BOOM! CRAZY, RIGHT? PS: I wasn’t a fan of its default conversational style, so I borrowed Gemini’s persona and applied it with an optimized #prompt. More on that in the video! * Credits to Abdelaziz ALLAOUI for LYRA - The prompt optimizer. * Thumbnail generation: #Imagen #NanoBanana

Your team is pasting sensitive company data into ChatGPT. I guarantee it. Contracts, personal customer information, financial forecasts, pricing strategies, even board decks. They do it because they need to get work done, and they don’t have a safe alternative. Most leaders are stuck between two bad options: ❌ Ban AI (impossible to enforce). ❌ Let it run wild (a massive security risk). There’s a third, smarter option: a clear framework that gives your team confidence on what’s safe vs. off-limits. Here’s the AI Usage Checklist your team actually needs https://lnkd.in/diKUjM3M

The next big unlock for getting the best results from ChatGPT isn't individual prompts. It's complete SYSTEMS. Most people and businesses right now are treating AI like a calculator for words. Checking their grammar and writing emails. And there's no doubt AI is useful for this. But this is just barely scratching the surface of what it can do for you. The next level is using AI as a mirror, co-founder, strategist and simulator. Utilizing robust systems that take the user from start to finished product. This means constructing thinking environments inside ChatGPT. Creating nested systems, multi-layered requests and simulating entire workflows. 1/ #chatgpt #ai #systems #prompts

How many times have you asked an AI like ChatGPT to carry out a task, only for it to deliver something completely different? You rephrased, tried again, and adjusted the request, but the result still wasn’t what you had in mind. Keep going, and all that water cooling servers? Gone to waste. If you want to save time (and the planet), learning the art of good prompting is key: even the smallest change in phrasing can completely shift the outcome. For example, ask an AI, “Summarize this text in three points,” and you’ll get one kind of answer. Ask instead, “Give me three key insights from this text,” and the output shifts. Effective prompt design isn’t about tricks; it’s a skill. At its core, it’s about clarity, structure, and intention. And, just like in human conversation, those subtle differences often decide whether the message lands—or gets lost.