Chat GPT Just Interviewed Me | How To Get AI To Ask You Questions

Hey, it's Danny Walsh and we are inside Chat GPT and I've been looking at some of the things you can do with Chat GPT and some of the commands you can input. And one of the things I've been trying to figure out is can you actually train the system to almost interview you and get the responses in a sort of concise order and then compile your responses into a document? And I was thinking about sales letters. There are various sales formulas, right? So you might be familiar with some of these. And I wanted to really try and test the ability of the. Of. Of Chat gtp. So what, what I've done is I've come up with this command and if you look what we're going to write in here, we're going to put right a series of prompts starting with a. We use the responses to create a sales letter based on the AICPBS AWN formula, which is one of these crazy sort of sales copywriting formulas, right? And, and, and you're going to see what that stands for. And I'm asking the system to ask me one prompt at a time and then compile the sales letter at the end of the process. Right? So that's the initial command and I think it's, it's immediately gone off and kind of misunderstood what, what I'm asking it to do. So what we need to do is kind of train the bot a little bit so it kind of understands exactly how I want to interact with the system, right? Because if you can get it to interact with you and that literally asks you the questions one at a time.

Can you ask me the questions one at a time and compile the letter at the.

And this is the kind of effect that you, you want to kind of ask the system to do, right? So now it understands. So just by rephrasing what I want it to do in in two commands, we've now got the system understanding what I want it to do. So straight away, what is the main benefit of your product or service? Right.

So this product will help more awake.

How does your product solve a problem.

Or meet a needs for the customer? 100 natural alternative to caffeine.

Spelled it wrong. Correct that.

And is available in bulk.

I don't know. We put some stuff right. What specific features and capabilities do your products or service have?

Like any other, this product is safe and natural and will not cause any side effects. Any artificial.

Stuff. I don't even know. Right? So I don't even know about this product. But can you see the magic can you see what the system's actually doing?

John said it's awesome.

How do we want them to buy this thing?

Right. So please call us on 00000.

Right. So that, that's kind of like getting there.

What guarantees money back if you feel sleepy after using our product.

Pricing options? 20 quid.

Make the call now.

So this thing's like going deep and you would never be able to think of all of this stuff if you sat there unless you hired a copywriter. Right? This is what you pay people for.

So call or email.

Oh, it's doing it. Right. So it's compiling the sales letter based on the responses given. Right. So let's see what this thing turns out. Is it a good start? Obviously I didn't give it much detail. Seems like all the things seem to be in there and it has followed the formula and that is pretty amazing. Right?

Can you make the letter longer and better spaced out?

So now you can really start to unlock the power of Chat GPT by going in here and asking it to modify things. Because that just looks like one big mumbled up paragraph. So now I'm asking it to space things out and to get into sort of more detail. This is pretty cool, right? And in five minutes I've shown you how you can train the system to ask you questions and then compile the response and then go on and modify this and then you can take this copy into a Word document or whatever, a Google document, and you can edit this and you can add your own spin and obviously the product name and different things. But how cool is that by answering questions that you literally say to the system, ask me a bunch of questions. So what we could do, interview me.

About some important life events. Compile a short bio about me for my social media.

In fact, let's, let's do it this way.

LinkedIn profile.

So you kind of see if the system understands what you want it to do and it asks you these prompts. It's a lot easier to get to where you want to be by saying, hey, prompt me on this stuff. It asks you a bunch of things that you're never going to think of. You give it the answers that you never would have thought of and it compiles it into a big bunch of like awesome stuff. So again, it's off asking me five things at once. Please answer one question at a time or use a response to create a short bio. Right. I'm gonna say, please ask me one at a time. And then it can do it that way because I prefer to be asked the question, give the response, ask the question, give the response. It's kind of like a micro commitment, right? If you just see a big bunch of stuff, I'm going to create all these five things. But if it does it one at a time like this, it just speeds up the entire process and makes it a lot less painful. And this is a great way if you're going to plug this into your, into your website in the future and you're looking at sort of how you can connect and how you can use this functionality in your website and software systems and all sorts of different things. It's like you've got to think about how you could configure this to help with specific topics and kind of cut out everything else. This is almost like customer services, problems answered and all the rest of it. If you think big and you're thinking in the future, but for now, just train your bot to do what you want, right? So can you tell me about your educational background, notable accomplishments or achievements? Look, I could sit here and I could fill this thing in. But the point is at the end of this process, these five questions, it's going to create me a bio that I can just check approve and, and sort of past into LinkedIn knowing that the system understands LinkedIn as well. It's going to be hopefully professional and it's going to be that style of writing. If I change that to Facebook, it might give me different questions and different prompts. Does that make sense? So what I'm saying to you is go and get into this. It's OpenAI.com it's the chat GPT, it's free. Sometimes it's getting overloaded. Loads and loads of people using this thing right now. But think about how you can ask the system to ask you questions in a set order. You can even go as far as actually pasting the questions into the system and then ask for it to read them back to you one at a time and then compile a response based on your answers or an output based on your answers. If you ask it to follow certain formula, like for example, the sales copywriting formulas or whatever, whatever you want to use, then it's kind of going to keep you to the framework. Is that like super exciting? So you know now that this is more than a one way conversation where you just say hey, give me a list, right? So that's what it did in the first instance. It just gave me the list of what this thing stands for. But what I then asked it to do is to is to go into detail and actually ask me each question. And then from me giving it the responses, it compiled the output that fit to the framework. And then we went a little bit further and we was like, hey, can you like interview me and create a LinkedIn bio? If you ask the system to interview you or ask you questions or prompts, it will break down that piece of work and then compile everything at the end. And you can kind of ask it to stop.

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It's. There's like a real chat, it's okay now, we don't need this. Like it responds to crazy stuff. But you, it's like, you know, you feel obliged to do that. You don't have to do that, right? It's like you talk, you're talking to the Internet, but look at that. All right, no problem. The whole point of this is it's conversational and there's no limits of what you can ask, right? It can't make you a cup of tea, but explain the steps for making a cup of tea. Yes, it probably, it probably go ahead and do that, right? But if you say, here's a list of questions, read them back to me and then compile the answers into an output or give me a set of prompts based on this sales formula or this thing, or here's a framework, how do we apply this into this business if we've got this issue or this problem? You're getting this system to sort of think a little bit extra for you. And it's not about doing the work for you, but clearly you're saving a big bunch of time and effort and money in following this through, right? Because if you go through this process and you can sort of ask it to, can you get even more detail out of these questions? Can you ask five questions for each of these headings to really drill down on it? It will do. And you can spend all day filling this thing in. And remember to kind of copy and paste your work and save it at regular intervals as well. If it goes down, it disappears and you can't find it again, you cry. But if you can try and execute this in one sitting without spending too much time or going into too much detail, you can grab a big bunch of cleverly written sales copy or bios or letters or emails or whatever you want that adhere to certain frameworks that don't require you just to give it loads of information at once. You could do this in little bite sized chunks with these little prompts. The system's clever enough to do that. Go do it. It's Danny Walsh. If you want to join my group and subscribe and all the usual stuff, make sure you like this, share this with people. It might be useful to other people. If you want to talk to me, there's a link somewhere to book a call. But hopefully this has given you an insight into some of the extra, extra, extra things you can do with chat GPT. And if you do get it programmed like that, and you get it working like that for you, it'd be great to see some of the things that you, you do and, and let me know if you need any help or advice or you just can't figure out the prompts or whatever it is. I'll see you on the next video. It's Danny from Preston in the uk. Bye. Bye.