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ChatGPT and Market Research
the first 100 Days
Webinar March 2023
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Agenda
• What is ChatGPT?
• The ChatGPT survey
• Ethical Issues
• An example of ChatGPT
• Prompt
• Q & A
What is ChatGPT?
“I am ChatGPT, a large language model created by
OpenAI. I use artificial intelligence and natural language
processing to understand and generate human-like
responses to questions and conversations. Essentially, I
am a computer program designed to simulate
conversation with humans. You can ask me almost
anything, and I'll do my best to provide you with a helpful
and informative response!”
ChatGPT, 13 March
What is ChatGPT?
• Launched to the public, 30 November 2022
– About 100 days ago
• One million users in five days
– About 100 million users per month
• Currently free to use, but with limited bandwidth
– The pro version is $20 a month, and includes ChatGPT 4
• Generative AI or Conversational AI – simulate human
conversation
The Stochastic Parrot
• Language Models (like ChatGPT) do not
‘understand’ what they say
• They code the question you ask and devise the
most probable answer, one word at a time
The Stochastic Parrot
“Describe market research in 12 words”
– Collecting
– and
– analyzing
– data
“Collecting and analyzing data to understand a market
and its opportunities.”
ChatGPT Survey
Have you used ChatGPT
Have you used or experimented with ChatGPT?
Participant Type Region
Have you
used or
experi-
mented
with
ChatGPT?
Total Research
Buyer /
User
Research
or
Consult-
ancy
Supplier
Supplier
to the
Research
Industry
Other
type
Europe USA &
Canada
Other
Region
Yes 76% 70% 73% 97% 82% 75% 73% 81%
No 24% 30% 27% 3% 18% 25% 27% 19%
Total 268 40 182 35 11 105 93 70
Have you used or experimented with ChatGPT?
Participant Type Region
Have you
used or
experi-
mented
with
ChatGPT?
Total Research
Buyer /
User
Research
or
Consult-
ancy
Supplier
Supplier
to the
Research
Industry
Other
type
Europe USA &
Canada
Other
Region
Yes 76% 70% 73% 97% 82% 75% 73% 81%
No 24% 30% 27% 3% 18% 25% 27% 19%
Total 268 40 182 35 11 105 93 70
What have people done with ChatGPT?
Base 200, Word Cloud Plus
What have people done with ChatGPT?
1. Just exploring and playing with it.
2. To help design research projects, for example, create
questionnaires, screeners, discussion guides, personas etc.
3. Conducting desk research into a topic.
4. Summarizing text, including articles and interviews.
5. To aid brainstorming, for example coming up with concepts to
test, new methods of working, or ideas for strategies.
6. To generate code for analysing data.
7. To generate copy, for example, blogs, articles, and proposals.
8. To translate text from one language to another.
And how well did it work for you?
Good
Other
Bad
“Very impressed with how
it has helped to write
options / statements for
questions”
“Okay. About 80% accurate. Generally
very bland and lacking personality.
Requires heavy rewriting”
“It’s rubbish. I think the industry is all
over it because it’s a new thing”
The Main Experiences
• It saves time and effort
– It does not produce a finished product, but
accelerates starting
• It makes mistakes, or it fibs, or ‘hallucinations’
• Limited to pre-September 2021 information
• Bandwidth is limited, size of uploads limited
What are people going to do next?
Base 268, Word Cloud Plus
What are people going to do next?
Don’t Know is the most frequent response
– None is also a popular response
Main plans
– Writing questionnaires
– Writing proposals
– Using it for content marketing and blogs
– Data analysis
– Summarizing text
– Desk research
Various Views
• Views range from it is all hype to the world has
already changed
• Concerns about inaccuracies and biases
• ChatGPT could aid fraudulent responses
• The key attribute of ChatGPT is to provide a
starting point, rather than a finished product
Ethical Issues
• What happens to material that we upload, who
owns it, and who will see it
• If we generate content using ChatGPT, who owns it,
do we have to say ChatGPT wrote it
• Can we be sure that the information from ChatGPT
is accurate
• What biases are in the data
What happens when you upload
content to ChatGPT?
Question
If I upload some text to ChatGPT, who can access the text and who owns the
intellectual property?
Answer
When you upload text to ChatGPT, it becomes part of the training data used to improve
the language model. The text is processed anonymously, meaning that the identity of
the user who uploaded the text is not stored or accessible. As for ownership of the
intellectual property, any text you upload to ChatGPT is subject to OpenAI's terms and
conditions, which state that OpenAI retains ownership of all intellectual property rights
associated with the language model and its training data. However, OpenAI does not
claim ownership of the content you upload, and any personal information is deleted
from the uploaded data.
An example
Question:
I need to conduct market research into the UK's public transport sector. What are the main forms of public transport in the UK?
Answer:
1. Buses: Buses are the most commonly used form of public transport in the UK, and they are widely available throughout the
country.
2. Trains: The UK has a well-developed railway network that connects cities and towns across the country. This includes
regional trains, intercity trains, and high-speed trains such as the Eurostar.
3. Underground or metro systems: The London Underground is the oldest and most extensive metro system in the UK, with 11
lines serving the Greater London area. Other cities such as Glasgow, Newcastle, and Liverpool also have underground or
metro systems.
4. Trams: Trams are a form of light rail system that operates in a number of UK cities, including Manchester, Nottingham, and
Edinburgh.
5. Taxis: Taxis are widely available in urban areas and can be hailed on the street or booked in advance.
6. Ferries: Ferries operate in many coastal areas of the UK, and they are an important form of public transport in some areas,
such as the Scottish islands.
7. Cycling: Cycling is becoming increasingly popular in the UK, and many cities have introduced cycle hire schemes and
dedicated cycle lanes to encourage more people to cycle.
8. Walking: Walking is also an important form of public transport, particularly for short journeys in urban areas.
Question:
Please describe 10 personas that describe different sorts of users of public transport in the UK
Answer:
1. Commuter Chris: Chris is a busy professional who relies on public transport to get to work. He uses the train or bus to commute to the city
every day and values punctuality and reliability above all else.
2. Student Sarah: Sarah is a university student who uses public transport to get around her college town. She's always looking for ways to
save money, so she appreciates discounts and student fares.
3. Family Fiona: Fiona is a mother of two who uses public transport to take her children to school and run errands. She needs a reliable and
safe service that accommodates strollers and children.
4. Senior Sam: Sam is a retired person who uses public transport to visit friends and family, go shopping, and attend appointments. He values
a comfortable and affordable service that's easy to use.
5. Tourist Tom: Tom is a tourist visiting London for the first time. He relies on the Underground, buses, and taxis to get around the city and
explore its attractions.
6. Business Traveler Beth: Beth is a business traveler who uses public transport to get from the airport to her hotel and attend meetings. She
values a fast and efficient service that gets her where she needs to be on time.
7. Eco-friendly Emma: Emma is an environmentalist who chooses to use public transport over driving a car. She appreciates services that are
eco-friendly and sustainable.
8. Disability Dave: Dave is a person with a disability who relies on public transport to get around. He needs a service that's accessible,
reliable, and accommodating to his needs.
9. Leisurely Lucy: Lucy is a person who uses public transport to explore new places and enjoy leisure activities. She values services that are
easy to use and offer scenic routes.
10. Nightlife Nathan: Nathan is a person who uses public transport to enjoy the nightlife in urban areas. He values services that operate late at
night and are safe and reliable.
Question
Please write a short questionnaire using closed questions to help allocate people to these personas.
Answer:
Here is a short questionnaire using closed questions that could help allocate people to these personas:
1. What is your main reason for using public transport?
a. Commuting to work
b. Running errands or doing chores
c. Attending appointments or meetings
d. Exploring new places and leisure activities
e. Other (please specify)
2. How often do you use public transport?
a. Daily
b. Weekly
c. Monthly
d. Rarely
e. Never
3. Which type of public transport do you use most often?
a. Bus
b. Train
c. Underground or metro
d. Tram
e. Taxi
f. Other (please specify)
4. How important is punctuality and reliability to you when using public transport?
a. Very important
b. Somewhat important
c. Not important
5. Are you currently a student?
a. Yes
b. No
6. Do you have children under the age of 18?
a. Yes
b. No
7. Are you retired?
a. Yes
b. No
8. Do you have a disability that affects your mobility?
a. Yes
b. No
9. Are you visiting the UK as a tourist?
a. Yes
b. No
10. Do you prefer eco-friendly modes of transport?
a. Yes
b. No
Question:
Please write a short summary of this article on HS2
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64901985
Answer:
The UK government has announced that the opening of the
HS2 high-speed rail line between Birmingham and Crewe will
be delayed by two years to reduce costs. The decision is part of
an effort to control inflation and reduce government debt, with
Transport Secretary Mark Harper blaming significant
inflationary pressure and increased project costs. The opening
of Euston station may also be delayed as an affordable design is
developed. The cost of HS2 has risen from £33bn in 2010 to
£71bn, and the delays have been criticised by business groups
and Labour.
Question:
Write a blog about why personas are a good tool for segmenting the users of public transport
Answer:
As public transportation systems become increasingly complex and diverse, it is essential for transport
planners and operators to understand their users better. Personas can be an effective tool for segmenting
users of public transport, helping to create more targeted and tailored services.
Personas are fictional characters that represent specific user groups, based on research and data. They help
transport planners to develop a deep understanding of their users' needs, behaviors, and preferences, and
to design services that cater to those needs.
One of the main advantages of using personas in public transport planning is that they can help to identify
and understand the different needs of different user groups. For example, older people may require more
comfortable seating, accessible boarding, and simplified fare structures. Commuters, on the other hand,
may need fast and reliable services, with plenty of space for luggage and electronic devices.
By developing personas for different user groups, transport planners can tailor services to meet their
specific needs, leading to higher levels of satisfaction and improved customer loyalty. This, in turn, can
result in increased ridership, as users become more likely to choose public transport over other modes of
transportation.
…
…
Another benefit of using personas is that they can help transport planners to identify gaps
in the existing service offering. For example, if a persona for young professionals identifies
a need for a fast and reliable service between the city center and a nearby business park,
transport planners can work to develop such a service, which would likely be popular with
this user group.
Finally, personas can help transport planners to identify opportunities for innovation and
improvement. By understanding the needs and preferences of different user groups,
transport planners can develop new and innovative services that cater to those needs. For
example, a persona for tourists might identify a need for guided tours of the city, which
could be delivered via a mobile app or an onboard audio guide.
In conclusion, personas are an excellent tool for segmenting the users of public transport.
They help to identify and understand the different needs and preferences of different
user groups, allowing for the development of more targeted and tailored services. By
using personas, transport planners can improve customer satisfaction and loyalty,
increase ridership, and identify opportunities for innovation and improvement.
Question:
Write a blog about why personas are a bad tool for segmenting the users of public transport
Answer:
While personas are often praised for their ability to segment users of public transport, they may
not be the best tool for this purpose. Here are a few reasons why personas may not be the best
approach to segmenting public transport users:
Lack of accuracy
Personas are fictional characters created based on research and data analysis. However, there is no
guarantee that these personas accurately represent the diverse range of people who use public
transport. Factors such as age, gender, and income may not be sufficient to capture the unique
experiences and needs of each user group.
Oversimplification of user behavior
Personas tend to oversimplify user behavior by creating generalized profiles based on certain
characteristics or preferences. This may result in a failure to capture the complex decision-making
processes and behaviors that users engage in when choosing to use public transport.
…
…
Difficulty in keeping up with changing trends
Public transport trends and user behavior are constantly evolving, making it difficult to
keep personas up to date. Transit agencies may need to continuously update personas to
ensure they remain relevant and representative of the users they serve.
Potential for stereotyping and bias
Personas run the risk of reinforcing stereotypes and biases. The creation of personas may
perpetuate assumptions about certain user groups based on preconceived notions or
limited data. This may result in a failure to understand the diverse needs and preferences
of different user groups.
In conclusion, while personas can be a useful tool for understanding the needs and
preferences of certain user groups, they are not without limitations. Transit agencies
should be cautious when using personas and recognize their potential for inaccuracy,
oversimplification, outdatedness, and bias. Ultimately, a more comprehensive and
nuanced approach may be needed to segment the diverse range of public transport users.
My Main Message
• ChatGPT is the biggest noise in years
• Its questionnaires, discussion guides, summaries etc
are not perfect – but they are better than perhaps 25%
of current outputs
• Be aware of the limitations
– Errors, biases and problems caused by asking poor prompts
• But embrace the change that is coming
– There are lots of other tools, some here, some coming
ChatGPT 4
I’ve only been using it since Tuesday evening
So far, I’ve not noticed a difference
(Except I am paying $20 a month)
Are you going to use ChatGPT
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ChatGPT and Market Research: the first 100 days!

  • 1. ChatGPT and Market Research the first 100 Days Webinar March 2023 The webinar will commence shortly
  • 3. Agenda • What is ChatGPT? • The ChatGPT survey • Ethical Issues • An example of ChatGPT • Prompt • Q & A
  • 4. What is ChatGPT? “I am ChatGPT, a large language model created by OpenAI. I use artificial intelligence and natural language processing to understand and generate human-like responses to questions and conversations. Essentially, I am a computer program designed to simulate conversation with humans. You can ask me almost anything, and I'll do my best to provide you with a helpful and informative response!” ChatGPT, 13 March
  • 5. What is ChatGPT? • Launched to the public, 30 November 2022 – About 100 days ago • One million users in five days – About 100 million users per month • Currently free to use, but with limited bandwidth – The pro version is $20 a month, and includes ChatGPT 4 • Generative AI or Conversational AI – simulate human conversation
  • 6. The Stochastic Parrot • Language Models (like ChatGPT) do not ‘understand’ what they say • They code the question you ask and devise the most probable answer, one word at a time
  • 7. The Stochastic Parrot “Describe market research in 12 words” – Collecting – and – analyzing – data “Collecting and analyzing data to understand a market and its opportunities.”
  • 9. Have you used ChatGPT
  • 10. Have you used or experimented with ChatGPT? Participant Type Region Have you used or experi- mented with ChatGPT? Total Research Buyer / User Research or Consult- ancy Supplier Supplier to the Research Industry Other type Europe USA & Canada Other Region Yes 76% 70% 73% 97% 82% 75% 73% 81% No 24% 30% 27% 3% 18% 25% 27% 19% Total 268 40 182 35 11 105 93 70
  • 11. Have you used or experimented with ChatGPT? Participant Type Region Have you used or experi- mented with ChatGPT? Total Research Buyer / User Research or Consult- ancy Supplier Supplier to the Research Industry Other type Europe USA & Canada Other Region Yes 76% 70% 73% 97% 82% 75% 73% 81% No 24% 30% 27% 3% 18% 25% 27% 19% Total 268 40 182 35 11 105 93 70
  • 12. What have people done with ChatGPT? Base 200, Word Cloud Plus
  • 13. What have people done with ChatGPT? 1. Just exploring and playing with it. 2. To help design research projects, for example, create questionnaires, screeners, discussion guides, personas etc. 3. Conducting desk research into a topic. 4. Summarizing text, including articles and interviews. 5. To aid brainstorming, for example coming up with concepts to test, new methods of working, or ideas for strategies. 6. To generate code for analysing data. 7. To generate copy, for example, blogs, articles, and proposals. 8. To translate text from one language to another.
  • 14. And how well did it work for you? Good Other Bad “Very impressed with how it has helped to write options / statements for questions” “Okay. About 80% accurate. Generally very bland and lacking personality. Requires heavy rewriting” “It’s rubbish. I think the industry is all over it because it’s a new thing”
  • 15. The Main Experiences • It saves time and effort – It does not produce a finished product, but accelerates starting • It makes mistakes, or it fibs, or ‘hallucinations’ • Limited to pre-September 2021 information • Bandwidth is limited, size of uploads limited
  • 16. What are people going to do next? Base 268, Word Cloud Plus
  • 17. What are people going to do next? Don’t Know is the most frequent response – None is also a popular response Main plans – Writing questionnaires – Writing proposals – Using it for content marketing and blogs – Data analysis – Summarizing text – Desk research
  • 18. Various Views • Views range from it is all hype to the world has already changed • Concerns about inaccuracies and biases • ChatGPT could aid fraudulent responses • The key attribute of ChatGPT is to provide a starting point, rather than a finished product
  • 19. Ethical Issues • What happens to material that we upload, who owns it, and who will see it • If we generate content using ChatGPT, who owns it, do we have to say ChatGPT wrote it • Can we be sure that the information from ChatGPT is accurate • What biases are in the data
  • 20. What happens when you upload content to ChatGPT? Question If I upload some text to ChatGPT, who can access the text and who owns the intellectual property? Answer When you upload text to ChatGPT, it becomes part of the training data used to improve the language model. The text is processed anonymously, meaning that the identity of the user who uploaded the text is not stored or accessible. As for ownership of the intellectual property, any text you upload to ChatGPT is subject to OpenAI's terms and conditions, which state that OpenAI retains ownership of all intellectual property rights associated with the language model and its training data. However, OpenAI does not claim ownership of the content you upload, and any personal information is deleted from the uploaded data.
  • 22. Question: I need to conduct market research into the UK's public transport sector. What are the main forms of public transport in the UK? Answer: 1. Buses: Buses are the most commonly used form of public transport in the UK, and they are widely available throughout the country. 2. Trains: The UK has a well-developed railway network that connects cities and towns across the country. This includes regional trains, intercity trains, and high-speed trains such as the Eurostar. 3. Underground or metro systems: The London Underground is the oldest and most extensive metro system in the UK, with 11 lines serving the Greater London area. Other cities such as Glasgow, Newcastle, and Liverpool also have underground or metro systems. 4. Trams: Trams are a form of light rail system that operates in a number of UK cities, including Manchester, Nottingham, and Edinburgh. 5. Taxis: Taxis are widely available in urban areas and can be hailed on the street or booked in advance. 6. Ferries: Ferries operate in many coastal areas of the UK, and they are an important form of public transport in some areas, such as the Scottish islands. 7. Cycling: Cycling is becoming increasingly popular in the UK, and many cities have introduced cycle hire schemes and dedicated cycle lanes to encourage more people to cycle. 8. Walking: Walking is also an important form of public transport, particularly for short journeys in urban areas.
  • 23. Question: Please describe 10 personas that describe different sorts of users of public transport in the UK Answer: 1. Commuter Chris: Chris is a busy professional who relies on public transport to get to work. He uses the train or bus to commute to the city every day and values punctuality and reliability above all else. 2. Student Sarah: Sarah is a university student who uses public transport to get around her college town. She's always looking for ways to save money, so she appreciates discounts and student fares. 3. Family Fiona: Fiona is a mother of two who uses public transport to take her children to school and run errands. She needs a reliable and safe service that accommodates strollers and children. 4. Senior Sam: Sam is a retired person who uses public transport to visit friends and family, go shopping, and attend appointments. He values a comfortable and affordable service that's easy to use. 5. Tourist Tom: Tom is a tourist visiting London for the first time. He relies on the Underground, buses, and taxis to get around the city and explore its attractions. 6. Business Traveler Beth: Beth is a business traveler who uses public transport to get from the airport to her hotel and attend meetings. She values a fast and efficient service that gets her where she needs to be on time. 7. Eco-friendly Emma: Emma is an environmentalist who chooses to use public transport over driving a car. She appreciates services that are eco-friendly and sustainable. 8. Disability Dave: Dave is a person with a disability who relies on public transport to get around. He needs a service that's accessible, reliable, and accommodating to his needs. 9. Leisurely Lucy: Lucy is a person who uses public transport to explore new places and enjoy leisure activities. She values services that are easy to use and offer scenic routes. 10. Nightlife Nathan: Nathan is a person who uses public transport to enjoy the nightlife in urban areas. He values services that operate late at night and are safe and reliable.
  • 24. Question Please write a short questionnaire using closed questions to help allocate people to these personas. Answer: Here is a short questionnaire using closed questions that could help allocate people to these personas: 1. What is your main reason for using public transport? a. Commuting to work b. Running errands or doing chores c. Attending appointments or meetings d. Exploring new places and leisure activities e. Other (please specify) 2. How often do you use public transport? a. Daily b. Weekly c. Monthly d. Rarely e. Never
  • 25. 3. Which type of public transport do you use most often? a. Bus b. Train c. Underground or metro d. Tram e. Taxi f. Other (please specify) 4. How important is punctuality and reliability to you when using public transport? a. Very important b. Somewhat important c. Not important 5. Are you currently a student? a. Yes b. No 6. Do you have children under the age of 18? a. Yes b. No
  • 26. 7. Are you retired? a. Yes b. No 8. Do you have a disability that affects your mobility? a. Yes b. No 9. Are you visiting the UK as a tourist? a. Yes b. No 10. Do you prefer eco-friendly modes of transport? a. Yes b. No
  • 27. Question: Please write a short summary of this article on HS2 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64901985 Answer: The UK government has announced that the opening of the HS2 high-speed rail line between Birmingham and Crewe will be delayed by two years to reduce costs. The decision is part of an effort to control inflation and reduce government debt, with Transport Secretary Mark Harper blaming significant inflationary pressure and increased project costs. The opening of Euston station may also be delayed as an affordable design is developed. The cost of HS2 has risen from £33bn in 2010 to £71bn, and the delays have been criticised by business groups and Labour.
  • 28. Question: Write a blog about why personas are a good tool for segmenting the users of public transport Answer: As public transportation systems become increasingly complex and diverse, it is essential for transport planners and operators to understand their users better. Personas can be an effective tool for segmenting users of public transport, helping to create more targeted and tailored services. Personas are fictional characters that represent specific user groups, based on research and data. They help transport planners to develop a deep understanding of their users' needs, behaviors, and preferences, and to design services that cater to those needs. One of the main advantages of using personas in public transport planning is that they can help to identify and understand the different needs of different user groups. For example, older people may require more comfortable seating, accessible boarding, and simplified fare structures. Commuters, on the other hand, may need fast and reliable services, with plenty of space for luggage and electronic devices. By developing personas for different user groups, transport planners can tailor services to meet their specific needs, leading to higher levels of satisfaction and improved customer loyalty. This, in turn, can result in increased ridership, as users become more likely to choose public transport over other modes of transportation. …
  • 29. … Another benefit of using personas is that they can help transport planners to identify gaps in the existing service offering. For example, if a persona for young professionals identifies a need for a fast and reliable service between the city center and a nearby business park, transport planners can work to develop such a service, which would likely be popular with this user group. Finally, personas can help transport planners to identify opportunities for innovation and improvement. By understanding the needs and preferences of different user groups, transport planners can develop new and innovative services that cater to those needs. For example, a persona for tourists might identify a need for guided tours of the city, which could be delivered via a mobile app or an onboard audio guide. In conclusion, personas are an excellent tool for segmenting the users of public transport. They help to identify and understand the different needs and preferences of different user groups, allowing for the development of more targeted and tailored services. By using personas, transport planners can improve customer satisfaction and loyalty, increase ridership, and identify opportunities for innovation and improvement.
  • 30. Question: Write a blog about why personas are a bad tool for segmenting the users of public transport Answer: While personas are often praised for their ability to segment users of public transport, they may not be the best tool for this purpose. Here are a few reasons why personas may not be the best approach to segmenting public transport users: Lack of accuracy Personas are fictional characters created based on research and data analysis. However, there is no guarantee that these personas accurately represent the diverse range of people who use public transport. Factors such as age, gender, and income may not be sufficient to capture the unique experiences and needs of each user group. Oversimplification of user behavior Personas tend to oversimplify user behavior by creating generalized profiles based on certain characteristics or preferences. This may result in a failure to capture the complex decision-making processes and behaviors that users engage in when choosing to use public transport. …
  • 31. … Difficulty in keeping up with changing trends Public transport trends and user behavior are constantly evolving, making it difficult to keep personas up to date. Transit agencies may need to continuously update personas to ensure they remain relevant and representative of the users they serve. Potential for stereotyping and bias Personas run the risk of reinforcing stereotypes and biases. The creation of personas may perpetuate assumptions about certain user groups based on preconceived notions or limited data. This may result in a failure to understand the diverse needs and preferences of different user groups. In conclusion, while personas can be a useful tool for understanding the needs and preferences of certain user groups, they are not without limitations. Transit agencies should be cautious when using personas and recognize their potential for inaccuracy, oversimplification, outdatedness, and bias. Ultimately, a more comprehensive and nuanced approach may be needed to segment the diverse range of public transport users.
  • 32. My Main Message • ChatGPT is the biggest noise in years • Its questionnaires, discussion guides, summaries etc are not perfect – but they are better than perhaps 25% of current outputs • Be aware of the limitations – Errors, biases and problems caused by asking poor prompts • But embrace the change that is coming – There are lots of other tools, some here, some coming
  • 33.
  • 34. ChatGPT 4 I’ve only been using it since Tuesday evening So far, I’ve not noticed a difference (Except I am paying $20 a month)
  • 35. Are you going to use ChatGPT
  • 36. Q & A Ray Poynter