As this video project research started, I was hugely skepical of AI tools. But GPT has become part of my daily workflow in these very tageted methods. @Nagendra, thanks for the comment!
@ayundhapuspadini5548, Chat GPT gets so much "glamorous" news coverage on stupid stunts; but it is the simpler behind the scenes techniques that show the power of GPT to help with everyday tasks. It has become my go-to daily helper on certain tasks. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@Lee, I will not disagree about the number of words and narrative. I have a variety of other tutorials that focus on what needs to be done when creating a strong presentation (identify your goals, solidify your end "call to action," understand your audience and then build a story arc from the unveiling of your premises to the conclusion, edit, edit, edit and then practicing the presentation in advance). Creating compelling presentation is HARD and requires work. And NO AI robot will fix that, a great presentation is human inspiration and creativity. But RU-vid tutorials like this are NOT meant to be traditional PowerPoint presentation, but a strange new way of "blended education." This specific video was introducing the possibilities of ChatGPT, it is not a persuasion presentation. And so my goal was to use various learning methods (audio for some, visuals for others, words for a subset of people and examples to learn from). Visually it is a trainwreck; but with the goal of a muli-track learning mediums happening almost simultaneously for different people. (Unlike an assigned PowerPoint presentation where the audience is known. RU-vid is a nebulous set of potential viewers who will self-select.) The goal was not a TEDtalk, but a chance for interested parties to sample how AI chatbots could aid in the creation process. Lee, lastly, I love feedback, it helps me understand who is watching and helps me alter my craft in future tutorials. So thanks for leaving the comment.
