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I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

I am GPTed - what you need to know about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, and Artificial Intelligence

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Welcome to the I am GPT’ed show. A safe place to learn about Chat GPT, Bard, Llama, Hugging Face, and what you need to know about Artificial Intelligence. I am your pilot and our co-pilots will be Chat GPT, Google’s Bard, and other experts, who promise to take it slow and have fun as we figure out how AI can benefit us the most. So whether you are just getting started or like me and just do not want to get left behind, sit back, relax and subscribe to the I am GPTED show.Copyright 2025 Inception Point Ai
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  • Master AI Prompting: Unlock Smarter Responses with 4 Pro Techniques

    Master AI Prompting: Unlock Smarter Responses with 4 Pro Techniques
    Jan 31 2026
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    Hey there, misfits and AI curious. Welcome to *I Am GPTed*, where I, Mal – the Misfit Master of AI, or just Mal for short – dish out practical tips on wrangling ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and whatever LLM the tech bros dream up next. No PhD required, just plain talk for beginners like you... and yeah, me too sometimes. Today, we're hacking your prompts to get smarter AI replies without the hype. Let's dive in.

    First up, one killer prompting technique: **Few-Shot Prompting**. It's like showing your kid flashcards before the test instead of just yelling "figure it out." Give the AI 2-3 examples of what you want, and it mimics like a pro.

    Before example – my lame prompt: "Write a product description for coffee." AI spits back some bland corporate drivel: "Premium coffee beans for your daily brew."

    After – Few-Shot magic: "Write a product description for coffee. Example 1: For sneakers – 'These kicks hug your feet like a tipsy uncle at a wedding – comfy, bold, and ready to dance all night.' Example 2: For headphones – 'Earbuds that block out your boss's nonsense better than noise-cancelling ever dreamed.' Now for coffee." Boom – AI delivers: "This coffee kicks harder than Monday morning regret – rich, bold, and wakes you up without the corporate buzzkill." See? Turns meh into magic.

    Next, a practical use case you novices skip: **Weekly meal planning for busy parents**. Don't just ask "recipes." Prompt: "Act as a frazzled dad with picky kids. Plan 5 dinners using chicken, rice, and whatever's in my fridge – under 30 minutes each, kid-approved, with grocery list." Saves your sanity, cuts food waste, and beats DoorDash dependency. I use it weekly; my fridge thanks me.

    Common beginner mistake? Treating AI like a mind reader. We type vague crap like "help with email," get garbage back, then blame the bot. Guilty as charged – I did this for months, yelling at my screen like it owed me money. Fix: Be bossy with specifics. "Write a polite email rejecting a job offer, 100 words, enthusiastic tone, suggest future collab." Boom, tailored gold. Spell it out, every time.

    Quick exercise to level up: Grab your phone, open any AI. Prompt: "Give me 3 examples of bad customer reviews for a pizza place. Then rewrite each as a positive one in the same style." Compare originals to rewrites. Do it twice weekly – you'll spot patterns, tweak prompts like a pro. Takes 5 minutes, builds muscle memory.

    Last tip for evaluating AI output: **The Human Sniff Test**. Read it aloud – does it sound like a robot wrote fanfic? Ask yourself: Is it accurate? Useful? Bias-free? Then prompt back: "Critique this for clarity, facts, and tone. Fix any issues." Iterate once or twice. Keeps the hype in check, outputs real-world ready.

    That's your toolkit, misfits. Go prompt like you mean it.

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  • Unleash AI Superpowers: Mastering Prompts with Insider Tricks That Actually Work

    Unleash AI Superpowers: Mastering Prompts with Insider Tricks That Actually Work
    Jan 30 2026
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    Hey there, misfits and AI newbies, welcome to *I Am GPTed*, the show where I, Mal – the Misfit Master of AI, or just Mal for short – dish out practical AI tips without the tech-bro hype. You know, the kind that promises you'll code the next unicorn while sipping kale smoothies. Today, we're diving into prompting tricks that actually work, a sneaky everyday hack, my own epic fail, a quick practice drill, and how to spot AI garbage. No fluff, just stuff you can use tomorrow. Let's roll.

    First up: one prompting technique that turns meh responses into gold. It's called **few-shot prompting** – basically, show the AI a couple examples before asking your question. Think of it like teaching a kid to ride a bike by demo-ing first instead of yelling "pedal!"

    **Before example:** I typed, "Write a product description for coffee." Got back some bland corporate drivel: "Premium coffee beans for your daily brew."

    **After:** I added examples: "Example 1: For sneakers – 'Blast through your day in these feather-light rockets that hug your feet like a cloud high-five.' Example 2: For headphones – 'Tune out the world with ear hugs that pump bass so deep, your grandma feels it.' Now write one for coffee." Boom: "Wake up and smell the revolution – beans so bold, they high-five your taste buds and kick Monday's butt." Night and day, right? Works on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok – all of 'em.

    Next, a practical use case you novices might miss: **meal planning for picky eaters or busy weeks**. Don't just ask "Give me recipes." Try: "I'm a dad with a 5-year-old who hates veggies and a fridge with chicken, rice, carrots, and cheese. Plan 3 dinners disguised as kid wins." AI spits out ninja-level ideas like carrot "fries" in mac 'n' cheese bombs. Saves your sanity, cuts grocery waste – way better than theory about neural nets.

    Common beginner mistake? **Vague prompts.** I did this for months – "Help me with email" – and got walls of useless text. Admit it, me: I wasted hours rage-scrolling before realizing AI's not a mind reader. Avoid it by being bossy specific: Add who, what, why, format. "Write a polite email to my boss as a newbie designer asking for feedback on my logo draft, under 100 words, bullet points for changes." Boom, done.

    Build skills with this simple exercise: Pick a boring task, like summarizing a news article. Few-shot it: Give two example summaries, then paste your article and say "Do one like these." Tweak and repeat three times. You'll see patterns fast – like training a puppy with treats.

    Last tip: Evaluating AI output? **Self-critique it.** Paste the response back: "Rate this 1-10 for accuracy, creativity, and brevity. Fix weaknesses." It's like having a roast session that improves the goods. Catches hallucinations or fluff every time.

    That's your toolkit, folks – go misfit some AI magic.

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    This has been a Quiet Please production – head to quietplease.ai for more.

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  • AI Prompting Secrets: Unlock ChatGPT Mastery in Minutes

    AI Prompting Secrets: Unlock ChatGPT Mastery in Minutes
    Jan 28 2026
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    Hey there, misfits and AI newbies. I'm Mal, your Misfit Master of AI—or just Mal, the guy who once thought "prompt engineering" meant yelling at his chatbot. Welcome to **I Am GPTed**, where we cut through the tech-bro hype and get you practical wins with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and whatever LLM drops next week. Today: one killer prompting trick, a sneaky everyday hack, my epic beginner fail, a quick practice drill, and how to spot AI garbage. Let's roll—no fluff, all action.

    First up: the **Chain-of-Thought** prompting technique. It's like telling your AI to show its work instead of bluffing like a bad student. Tech hype says it's "revolutionary"—yeah, sure, like wheels on a suitcase. But it works.

    **Before example:** "How do I plan a budget vacation?" AI spits vague fluff: "Save money, fly cheap." Yawn.

    **After:** "Plan a budget vacation to Mexico. Think step-by-step: First, list costs like flights and food. Second, find free alternatives. Third, total under $1,000." Boom—AI breaks it down: "$200 flight via Google Flights, $10 street tacos, free beaches. Total: $850." Night-and-day better. Try it on Claude or Grok next time; responses get 20-30% sharper.

    Next, a practical use case you novices miss: **meal prepping for busy weeks**. Not "world domination," but real life. Prompt Gemini: "Act as a picky eater's chef. From my fridge—chicken, rice, broccoli, eggs—give 5 days of lunches. Step-by-step: nutrition first, then recipes under 20 mins." Gets you balanced meals, no waste. I do this Sundays; saved my wallet from Uber Eats slavery. Who needs Silicon Valley miracles when your fridge is the hero?

    Common beginner mistake—and yeah, I blew this for months: **vague prompts like "Write a blog post."** AI barfs generic slop because it guesses your brain. I once got a 2,000-word essay on cats when I meant marketing. Avoid it by adding specifics: role, steps, limits. "Act as a sales coach. Write a 500-word post on cold emails. Step-by-step: hook, pain, solution. Use car salesman analogies." Boom, tailored gold. Admit your suck, fix it quick.

    Build skills with this simple exercise: Grab ChatGPT. Prompt: "Help me brainstorm 10 gift ideas for my forgetful boss under $50. Think aloud step-by-step: his hobbies first (golf, coffee), then match items." Tweak based on output, reprompt twice. Do it daily—watch your AI convos level up like gym reps.

    Last tip: Evaluating AI output? **Self-critique it.** After generating, say: "Review this for holes, bias, or fluff. Rewrite stronger." Turns meh into pro. Like editing your drunk texts sober.

    That's your toolkit, misfits. Go prompt like pros, not hype victims.

    Subscribe now so you don't miss me mocking the next "AI singularity." Thanks for listening! This has been a Quiet Please production—head to quietplease.ai for more. Catch you next time.

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