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1. Brainstorm Prompt: "Brainstorm 20 trending ideas for a Twitter thread on recent breaking AI news" Use case: When I'm out of ideas, I get ChatGPT to think for me. *Must have browsing access for this to work*
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Proper ChatGPT prompting has saved me hours of work. This is an opportunity of a lifetime, take advantage of it. Here are the top 5 prompts that I use every day:

2. Summarize Prompt: "Summarize this article into a bulleted list of the most important information [paste article]" Use case: Get the most useful information from long articles to save time.

3. Rewrite for a beginner Prompt: "Rewrite the response as if I was a beginner" Use case: When a response is too technical or just hard to read, I get ChatGPT to dumb it down for me to understand easier.

4. Change style Prompt: "Change the writing style of the text below to [tone] [paste text]" Use case: Easily make an informative paragraph humorous and easier to read.

5. Edit my work Prompt: "Edit the following text. It's for my [newsletter/paragraph/essay]. [paste text]" Use case: Before I send my newsletters to my editor, I always get ChatGPT's opinion first. I'm always surprised by how many mistakes it catches.

P.S. I created a cheat sheet for myself to copy and paste all of the most useful prompts. It makes my life easier and is about 10x the size of this thread. If you're interested, you get it instantly when you sign up for my free AI newsletter:

ChatGPT isn't good enough (yet) to replace me, but these prompts make me twice as efficient. If you found this helpful: 1. Follow me @rowancheung for more 2. Like + Retweet the tweet below to share with your friends ❤️

How do you get browsing access working? I seem to have had it before but not anymore

dumb question. how do you get browsing access?

What is browsing access?

Those without paid ChatGPT subscription, its possible to do almost the same thing on the new Edge browser's sidebar:


