Thread by @wanyu_chung

Bookmark sharing time #EconTwitter! I put together my recent collection of practical tips on how to use AI to boost productivity and present them in order of my own (very short) journey (1/8)

#2 If you are a beginner this is a good one that got me started. The first & key step is “writing good prompts”. Just like learning a new language (but a relatively easy one I’d say compared to Spanish!)

https://twitter.com/itsPaulAi/status/1651927750645522434

#3 I then practiced how to write prompts for turning an web article (about UK asylum applications, something random I was reading!) into different types of summary (5 bullet points for experts or policy makers, 100 words for a kid, etc.) following this guide:

https://twitter.com/moritzkremb/status/1654557826604494848

#4 And time to experiment: ChatGPT is not the only option. One thing in common though: Good prompts take practice! For my research AI has helped to summarise contents (into tables), generate talk structure for slides, brainstorm ideas, revise & edit texts (and more to come).

https://twitter.com/itspaulai/status/1657719475947405313

#5 The next step is to get creative if you have content creation tasks! I find this guide really helpful for my communications role @UKWomenEcon. It’s targeting Twitter posts but there are so many more applications!

https://twitter.com/moritzkremb/status/1657708720938438657

#6 Extras: This one is for nerdy people who want more traditional explanation (with slides), followed by some really helpful discussions:

https://twitter.com/ingar30/status/1653704547779624961

#7 Extras: There are also useful Chrome extensions available:

https://twitter.com/ihteshamit/status/1657709430174277632

#8 Extras: Finally, something really advanced (for me at least): voice control! Not sure I’ll ever play with this though but can see why some people would love this.

https://twitter.com/itspaulai/status/1653750149355814912