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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Nov 28

Bard has changed the way we learn.

As it now understands YouTube videos, it’s the best learning tool.

I've been using it all the time for a few days so here's how to do it: 🧵

Start by finding videos on the topic you want to learn.

Prompt (e.g.): “Show me YouTube videos for building an app without coding using AppSheet. Find at least 3 videos: one for beginner, another for intermediate level and one for advanced level.”

Personalized learning:

You can then create a personalized course easily.

Prompt (e.g.): “Knowing that I already master [topic] but not yet [other topic], summarizes the things I need to master in this first video. Uses bullet points and details the technical steps.”

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Nov 27

Make Microsoft Copilot write like you.

No need for a paid account. And it's fast.

So let's find out how Copilot can copy your writing style:

Create a PDF with examples of texts you've already written.

You can use Word and then export as a PDF.

Head over to microsoft .com/en-us/edge/download to download the Edge version for your computer.

Note: it is already present by default on Windows 10 and 11.

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Nov 24

Microsoft has just updated its AI design app.

You can generate images with Dall-E 3 and much more using Designer.

I'll show you the 5 built-in AI tools:

Tool 1: Dall-E 3

Generate images with Dall-E 3 for free and share prompt templates.

Tool 2: Design Creator

Describe any design and Designer AI will create it for you.

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Nov 22

Google Bard now lets you chat with YouTube videos using AI.

Before it could find relevant videos but now it understands them.

You can give it a YouTube link and get started.

I'll show you how ↓

Start by giving Bard a YouTube link or ask it to search for a video.

I give it the link to a Python course as an example.

Prompt: "Summarize this YouTube video: [link]"

You can then ask Bard to explain specific parts.

Prompt: "Could you create bullet points with the various Python elements discussed in this video?"

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Nov 21

Microsoft Copilot can create your PowerPoint for free.

You can even design your slides with a single click.

I'll show you how with just one prompt:

1. Generate content with Copilot

Using the prompt below, Copilot will :

- Search for information on your topic
- Write the content of your slides
- Generate a ready-to-use PowerPoint macro

Get free access to Copilot here:
copilot .microsoft .com

Here's the prompt template to use:

"Act as an expert in VBA macro creation for PowerPoint. Think step by step. Research information about [TOPIC]. Then create a PowerPoint macro that creates [XX] slides with a title and short text for each. Your answer need only be the macro's VBA code with ALL the information inside."

In the video example:

- [TOPIC] = "the history of Silicon Valley"
- [XX] = "10" (for 10 slides)

2. Create the slideshow using the macro

Access PowerPoint's Developer tab.

If you don't have it, right-click on the ribbon → Customize the Ribbon → Check Developer.

Click on Macros, enter a name and click on Create.

In the window, copy and paste the VBA code given by Copilot.

Note:

Check that the macro does not contain pptApp.Quit or pptPres.Close.

If it does, delete these to avoid any problems.

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Paul Couvert

@itsPaulAi

Nov 17

Google Bard has just received an important update.

It can now create charts to visualize data.

And you can even modify and export them with a single click.

I'll show you how to create charts without writing formulas:

1. Create or import a table

You can copy and paste a table into your prompt.

But you can also ask Bard to generate one with data from the web.

Example prompt:

"Create a table showing the evolution of Apple and Samsung smartphone sales in the US over the last five years."

You've already done the hard part!

2. Generate the chart

You can now generate the chart in a single prompt.

Bard can generate several types of chart:
Column chart / Scatter plot / Bar chart / Line chart

Here's the prompt you can use:

"Could you now create a [chart type] to visualize this data?"

Bard will then generate Python code and create a chart from it.