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🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🌟 Overview of CLA 3.5 Sonnet* - CLA 3.5 Sonnet introduces new features like artifacts for enhanced AI interaction. - Users can activate the artifact feature for interactive content generation. - Practical applications include transforming research into interactive dashboards and mind maps. 01:36 *📊 Creating Interactive Dashboards* - Use CLA Sonnet to convert documents into visually appealing, interactive dashboards. - Dashboards include graphs, analysis sections, and customizable tabs. - Prompts allow for detailed analysis and additional interactive elements. 03:02 *🧠 Generating Mind Maps* - Generate visually appealing mind maps from research papers using CLA Sonnet. - Customize mind map styles by referencing existing designs or letting CLA create its own. - Interactive elements like nodes and connections enhance usability. 04:31 *🎨 Creating Visual Presentations* - CLA Sonnet creates presentations incorporating AI and healthcare topics. - Enhance presentations with aesthetic colors, icons, and modern design principles. - Iterative prompts improve visual appeal and content coherence. 06:24 *🖼️ Animation Creation* - Use CLA Sonnet to animate concepts such as the water cycle with interactive elements. - Improve animations with follow-up prompts for added detail and clarity. - Ideal for educational and explanatory animations. 07:27 *📈 Data Visualization* - Transform CSV data into interactive charts using CLA Sonnet. - Generate charts like line graphs or bar charts with customizable styles and data points. - Export visuals for use in reports, presentations, or further analysis. 08:58 *🎥 Transforming Images into Animations* - Convert static images into dynamic animations with CLA Sonnet's animation tools. - Enhance animations with moving elements and clear process depiction. - Useful for creating engaging content from static visual materials. 10:15 *🌐 Organization and System Diagrams* - Create organizational charts or system diagrams using CLA Sonnet's diagramming capabilities. - Use markup languages like mermaid for structured and detailed diagrams. - Expand diagrams for complex structures or decision-making processes. 11:22 *🔍 Data Analysis and Flowcharts* - Analyze data tables and derive insights using CLA Sonnet's analytical features. - Generate interactive flowcharts to visualize research processes and decision-making steps. - Supports detailed analysis and visualization of complex data sets. 12:20 *💡 Conceptual Frameworks and Brainstorming* - Use CLA Sonnet to brainstorm and visualize conceptual frameworks combining theories. - Create interactive diagrams that illustrate interactions between complex ideas. - Ideal for research projects requiring structured conceptualizations and visual representations.
Hi it’s in the google doc link in the description I’ve attached it again here docs.google.com/document/d/1iyEt7-8W99XfavVdP_BreRizgNWsyL1YF3eenT9JzmQ/edit?usp=sharing
Thanks for this amazing video! This is a great introduction to Claude 3.5 Sonnet and all of its features. I especially liked the part where you showed how to create an interactive dashboard from a research paper. That's going to be so helpful for my work. I can't wait to try out all of these features myself!
I've watched a bunch of these claude artifact videos. I appreciate your clear and concise review. However, what is completely missing from every single artifact video that I have watched is what to do with the code! I have heard it time and time again......"and then you can use the code outside of claude." end, full stop, period......and then nothing else. HOW????? How do you use the code....where can you use the code.....what do I need to do to run the code outside of claude, is it for a desktop app, a webpage, a mobile device? I want to know what I can do with the code and how to do it. Oops, got off on a little tangent there :) Sorry about that! still a great review...thanks!
I agree. I have used Claude to analyse text and produce a table and it does a reasonably good job. However, when you copy the table, you get an unformatted mess if you paste it into a document which then requires a lot of editing. What is the solution? ChatGPT 4 provides a much better solution.
What to do? I had claud generate a gradio app to load an ollama model for Q and A. Copied the code to a file, gave it run permissions and set up a python env to run the app. presto, instant gratification. :)
It will generate separate file contents that you then have to copy and paste into actual files, then set up the environments and packages to run it. You can ask claude and it will tell you step by step what to do to make it run on your computer.
How many files can we attach or upload in one go using chatgpt 4o plus subscription? Because in the free version, it is limited to only 3 files upload.
what should we do if we want a diagram only based on the text paragraph/ file we upload/ write and not the generic text generated by gpt for our questions
Hi you just need to change that text or paragraph into steps, so either paste in your paragraph and tell Chatgpt to change it into steps for a flowchart or create the steps yourself, and then prompt it to create the code for the above steps. Make sure the steps are clear and don't overcomplicate them initially
Hi always try to copy the code from the tp of the box where it says copy code and don't try to manually copy and paste. Second, sometimes chatgpt will give you the wrong code so just start a new chat and give it new instructions. Most of the time it will work. Third, try and keep your flowchart steps as simple as possible initially to ensure that you get something that works. Once you paste in the code and it provides you with the main template you want then you can either add/remove shapes boxes/etc or you can go back to chatgpt and ask for new code that is more complicated. Hope this helps!
Hi, can you point to a resource that provides information on useful delimiters for ChatGPT? Also, since I'm a Plus subscriber, are there specific prompt formats to be used when creating GPTs? Thanks!
Hi, with delimiters you really can use any of the ones I mentioned in the video to separate parts of your prompt as long as you are consistent. If you want a more detailed overview I recommend you look at this: ai.plainenglish.io/crafting-precision-a-deep-dive-into-prompt-engineering-delimiters-6fdc63b9a32d Also if you want to understand the use of delimiters as a developer and you're working at the system level, I really recommend you take this free course by deep learning (it's prompt engineering but for developers), it's a very short one and will give you a more in depth understanding: www.deeplearning.ai/short-courses/chatgpt-prompt-engineering-for-developers/ Hope this helps :)
@@AIandTechforEducation I'm not a developer, I use ChatGPT for a number of form-filling tasks. Thanks to your help I finally managed to get one of my GPTs to do its job properly (it kept ignoring one part of its instructions). Funny enough, I prompted it to delimit its own instructions, and that worked!
Hi try to make sure that the email you’re signed in with on your browser is the same as the one you’re using with office. Sometimes you may need to use another browser.
@@husnaameen8037 Try using chrome, I don’t know why Edge sometimes has issues, you’d think it would be more compatible with Microsoft. Have a go and I’d love to know if you resolve the issue.
Hi if that happens best thing to do is to start a new chat, clearly state the steps in your process (don’t complicate it initially until you get code that works) then make sure you copy the code from the top right where it says copy code. Give that a go!
Here is the prompt library to try Copilot recommended prompts: copilot.cloud.microsoft/en-gb/prompts/all Here is the pdf file on the art and science of prompting adoption.microsoft.com/files/copilot/Prompt-ingredients-one-pager.pdf
Thank you for your comment! Here they are: This is the prompt library to try Copilot recommended prompts: copilot.cloud.microsoft/en-gb/prompts/all Here is the pdf file on the art and science of prompting: adoption.microsoft.com/files/copilot/Prompt-ingredients-one-pager.pdf
now they just need to remove the im done with this conversation start a new one button when the ai thinks it doesnt need to talk to you anymore. oh.. and its excessive safety and truth 'features'.
