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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Jun 13 • 6 tweets • 3 min read Twitter logo

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You can create a custom ChatGPT with your own data.

And you can do it without any knowledge of code.

Here's how to do it in just 3 steps:

1. Go on Chatbase

→ Go to chatbase.co (partner of this thread)
→ Click "Build Your Chatbot" and log in

2. Choose your data source

→ Click on "New Chatbot"
→ Choose your data source
→ It could be a PDF, a website, text or a Q&A

3. Create your chatbot

→ For the example I'll take the Vision Pro page on the Apple website
→ Click on "Create Chatbot" at the bottom

It's already done!

You can now chat with your AI chatbot on chatbase.co

It's even possible to integrate it into a website or share it very easily.

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Paul Couvert

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Anyone can create a logo using AI.

Microsoft offers a free tool to do it quickly.

Here's how to create your logo (and vectorize it):

1. Go to Microsoft Designer

(not sponsored... unfortunately!)

→ Click on the link below
→ Log in with a Microsoft account

🔗 designer.microsoft.com

2. Generate your logo

→ Click on "Generate image"
→ Write your prompt (example below)
→ Select an image

Prompt: "a beer mug with foam, contours, very simple design, svg"

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Google has released 10 free AI courses.

Here's the content and how to access it:

1. Introduction to Generative AI

This is an introductory level microlearning course aimed at explaining what Generative AI.

→ cloudskillsboost.google/course_templat…

2. Introduction to Large Language Models

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→ cloudskillsboost.google/course_templat…

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

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I didn't know it, but ChatGPT can now show maps.

Will it replace Google Maps in the future?

Here's how to display any map in seconds:

1. Activate the "Earth" plugin

→ Activate plugins in the Beta settings of ChatGPT

→ Search for and install the "Earth" plugin in the plugin store

2. Ask ChatGPT for a map

→ By default ChatGPT shows you a map with roads

→ Prompt: Show me a map of Times Square in NYC.

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

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AI can give you endless ideas.

I haven't had a blank page in months.

Here are my 5 brainstorming methods for getting ideas using AI:

1. Mind Mapping

If you're a visual person like me, creating a mind map is perfect.

→ Activate the "Show Me" plugin in ChatGPT
→ Use the prompt below

Prompt: Brainstorm by creating a mind map to find ideas for blog post titles in different categories for my travel blog.

2. Reverse Brainstorming

Think about the opposite of what you want to achieve.

E.g.: if you want to increase sales, you would brainstorm ways to decrease sales instead.

Prompt: Use reverse brainstorming to find ways to increase sales at my tabletop store.

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

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You can now create graphs in ChatGPT in seconds.

No more need to use Excel to do it.

Here's how to create all the graphs you want:

1. Install the daigr .am plugin

→ Activate plugins in ChatGPT's Beta settings
→ Search for and install the daigr .am plugin in the plugin store

2. Enter your prompt

→ Check that the daigr .am plugin is enabled
→ Write the prompt below and paste your data

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You don't have to pay anything to generate beautiful images with AI.

Adobe offers a free tool for creating AI images.

Here's how to access and use it:

The tool is called "Adobe Firefly" and is currently available for free.

Results are better than Bing Image Creator and sometimes as good as Midjourney, which costs $10/month.