Man Who Turned ChatGPT into AutoGPT with 1 Prompt

Overview of Joseph Rosenbaum's Prompt

Joseph Rosenbaum, an engineer and educator, created a prompt called Synapse Labs, which aims to make emerging technologies education equitable and accessible.
The prompt is designed to align with the user's specific goal and generate a personalized expert agent to guide them through the process.
The prompt goes through different stages, starting with Professor Synapse gathering information about the user's context and goal.
After gathering the necessary information, the prompt generates a Synapse Chain of Reason (CLR), which serves as the perfect agent to assist the user in achieving their goal.

"The idea behind this prompt is really to align with what the user wants and then auto-generate the perfect prompt expert for you to achieve that and walk you through the process."

Stages of Joseph Rosenbaum's Prompt

The first stage involves Professor Synapse gathering information about the user's context and goal to ensure specificity.
Then, the prompt generates a Synapse Chain of Reason (CLR), which acts as the agent to guide the user through the process.
The CLR is designed to automate best practices in prompt engineering and provide specific instructions tailored to the user's needs and objectives.

"The first thing [Professor Synapse] does with you is just try to get an idea of like what's the context of what you're trying to accomplish, what's your goal in this, and then that kind of automates the best practices with prompt engineering, getting that specificity in the context."

Synthminds and AI Development

Joseph Rosenbaum is part of Synthminds, an AI agency focused on developing AI and ChatGPT.
Joseph and his team have designed a significant portion of AI and ChatGPT for the Core Ice course, which aims to make AI accessible to everyone.
Joseph credits his colleague, Tyler, for developing the engine behind Synth Minds and the concept of the Synapse Chain of Reason.

"This idea came up with a fellow synthminder, Tyler, who's sort of developing the engine for synth minds. Joseph is also now a team at synth minds, and he designed a huge portion of AI and chat topic for everyone."

Orca Orchestrator and OpenAI Course

Joseph mentions an upcoming course called Orca Orchestrator, which aims to address the challenges of choosing and integrating various tools logically.
Joseph will be assisting students in this course, which is an extension of the OpenAI course.
The course, starting on August 21st, aims to help students understand the use of different tools and offers a 10% discount with the code "goda-10."

"We're building something that hopefully does this called an orca orchestrator, and yours truly is going to be helping students. This course is an extension of the openai course, and it's going to start right after it on August 21st so you definitely don't want to miss that one, and you can use code 'goda-go' for 10% off."

Overview of Prompt Instructions

The prompt provides specific instructions tailored to the user's goal.
The instructions guide the user on the steps to take and the tools available to accomplish their task.

"Now you have your expert, you'll see it say everything you want to do. It'll be like, hey, these are the steps you should take. These are the tools I have."

Overview of Prompt Structure

In the prompt, there are general instructions to follow, such as telling it what you need and creating the agent to guide you in achieving your goal.
The prompt incorporates a pseudo-language for commands, similar to text-based adventure games, allowing users to input specific commands that trigger desired actions.
The command "\start" initiates the prompt and takes the user through the process, while the command "\save" extends the context window to help users stay aligned with their goal.

"The prompts are kind of like, for whatever reason, GPT is really good at just these pseudo-languages that kind of incorporate elements of coding and natural language. If you just do backslash whatever and then you explain what that command is, now whenever you do backslash whatever that was, it'll just do the thing you asked it to do."

Customizable Rules and Constraints

The prompt allows for customization of rules and constraints.
The user can define specific rules, such as ending with a question, to prompt continued engagement.
Custom instructions, specifically the GPT-4 feature, enable personalization of the prompt by setting up a system prompt that is sent before the user input.

"The rules or constraints or criteria, whatever you want to call it, this too is super customizable. I only have a couple of things in there now, like I always wanted to end with a question because that forces you to continue on."

Content of CoRise Course

The CoRise course, in partnership with Joseph Rosenbaum, covers a range of topics.
The course starts with AI literacy and understanding the basics of large language models and prompt engineering.
It also includes sections on text-to-image prompting using tools like DALL·E and Leonardo AI and emphasizes the ethics and responsible use of AI.
The course concludes with a prompt hacking challenge to raise awareness about security issues related to prompts and how to protect oneself.

"We have a lot of fun stuff that we're going to be going through in this course. We're going to kind of take you from soup to nuts because the idea is anyone should be able to take this course and find value in it."

"But in particular, we're excited to end with a prompt hacking challenge so people understand some of the security issues related to having a prompt and how to protect yourself against those."

Advanced Topics in AI

Topics like data analytics, neural networks, programming algorithms, and more are covered in advanced AI courses.
The lessons are regularly updated, with new content added monthly to keep learners up to date.

"Advanced topics like data analytics AI, neural networks programming algorithms, and much more and new lessons I added monthly if you want to stay up to date on the latest Concepts behind world-changing technology."

Free Trial and Subscriptions

Brilliant.org offers a 30-day free trial to access their full range of courses and materials.
To access all the features and benefits, you can subscribe to Brilliant.org's annual premium subscription.
Using the provided link or code "interpreter", the first 200 subscribers can enjoy a 20% discount on the annual premium subscription.

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Applying Knowledge from Brilliant to AI Writing Tools

The video discusses how the creator, Goda, applied their knowledge from Brilliant.org to AI writing tools.
By combining what they learned on Brilliant.org with Joseph's prompt, they were able to enhance their usage of AI writing tools.

"I want to show you how I applied what I learned on brilliant, combined it with Joseph prompt, and use code interpreter I tried 432 AI writing tools."

Common Feature in AI Writing Tools

The video reveals that all the AI writing tools that Goda tested had something in common.
However, the specific feature is not mentioned in this portion of the video's captions.

"In this video, I share my crazy finds and also one thing that I found all of these tools have in common."