Hi there, Ed! I think you've got some good feedback here -- but I'll throw my two cents in as a beginner-intermediate ChatGPT user and also total enthusiast. Your idea....sounds REALLY interesting. And I think there's something here.
I'm constantly trying to up-level my prompting skills...so if you haven't already done so, I'd consider the experience level of users coming in and providing different levels of prompts. How will that effect the level of support a human expert will provide? Are they, themselves, expert "prompt engineers"? Or is there going to be a lot of back and forth trying to get the "right" information out of ChatGPT from BOTH of these humans?
Additionally, something I've found myself personally wanting (or at least trying to get out of ChatGPT) is a whole lot of, "Great! ...now what do I do with this information?" I've even tried asking, "What type of role should I ask for more information about this?" -- Or "Who could I hire to manage/execute this task you just suggested." A specific example for this is me is trying to work out our go to market strategy. It gave me a lot of good information and tasks to execute on, but then I realized I needed an actual human to do a lot of it. ChatGPT gave me great surface level exposure to things that would have taken me WAY longer to discover through a google search...but sometimes you just need to get a human working on the stuff it's talking about. I'm so buddy-buddy with ChatGPT now, that I mildly wish it WOULD suggest humans I could go to. But that's just me, haha.
I hope that made sense, feel free to slack me if you want to pick my brain more about it or want further clarification on anything I said.
Hi there, Ed! I think you've got some good feedback here -- but I'll throw my two cents in as a beginner-intermediate ChatGPT user and also total enthusiast. Your idea....sounds REALLY interesting. And I think there's something here.
I'm constantly trying to up-level my prompting skills...so if you haven't already done so, I'd consider the experience level of users coming in and providing different levels of prompts. How will that effect the level of support a human expert will provide? Are they, themselves, expert "prompt engineers"? Or is there going to be a lot of back and forth trying to get the "right" information out of ChatGPT from BOTH of these humans?
Additionally, something I've found myself personally wanting (or at least trying to get out of ChatGPT) is a whole lot of, "Great! ...now what do I do with this information?" I've even tried asking, "What type of role should I ask for more information about this?" -- Or "Who could I hire to manage/execute this task you just suggested." A specific example for this is me is trying to work out our go to market strategy. It gave me a lot of good information and tasks to execute on, but then I realized I needed an actual human to do a lot of it. ChatGPT gave me great surface level exposure to things that would have taken me WAY longer to discover through a google search...but sometimes you just need to get a human working on the stuff it's talking about. I'm so buddy-buddy with ChatGPT now, that I mildly wish it WOULD suggest humans I could go to. But that's just me, haha.
I hope that made sense, feel free to slack me if you want to pick my brain more about it or want further clarification on anything I said.