I think it's awesome that you can use AI to help you with a personal challenge of your own. Great job!

@Tone Glomstein sure. I created a custom GPT that generates prompts and outputs them markdown formatting. I used it to build a custom LinkedIn Post Writer to write post in my own voice on LinkedIn. In the backend instructions I told it to: "come up with 10 different LinkedIn posts and rate each one of them on a scale of 1 to 10 for its potential to go viral. If a post has very high odds of going viral, I want you to give it a rating of 10. If it's very low, you can give it a rating of 1. I also want you to give me a one-line reason for why you think each particular post you came up with will go viral. I want rationalization for every single post that you come up with. It would be great if you could order the posts in a way that the most viral ones are on the top according to you and give me this output in the table so that it's easy to read." Here's the link to my custom GPT for prompting: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-697e309d30c08191ba42687be42ef743-magic-prompt-builder Just follow the samples in the GPT and see what works for you. I use it for everything that requires me to generate a prompt. I hope it helps you and the community.

@Tone Glomstein I generally don't trust the AI with its initial output. That's why I go through a bunch of iterations to get the output that I want. On this forum and in many other courses that I've taken when it comes to AI, it is emphasized that the validation and iterative process is crucial for producing quality incredible results. When I first generated the instructions for my backend, I went through several iterations and eventually removed the virality criteria. I just wanted it to score which post reflected the general idea of the topic more for engagement as opposed to just going viral. I'm sure if you're worried about trustworthiness, you could invoke in the instructions to the AI to cite the source(s) of where it's getting the information from and verify it yourself. Ironically, Nate touched on this in his AI slop post.😀 Great question though!

@Justin Weschenfelder The best advice I've received since taking this AI journey is to use AI to learn AI. You did exactly just that. Kudos to you!👏

Thank you sir. As for my AI automation learning experience, I probably would say I have about three months of dedicated focus to automation. Much of that has come from being a member of AIS/AIS+.

I am looking forward to this as I nug through the courses and video tutorials.