Amazing ChatGPT hack for emails (bookmark this)

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The video solves a high-friction, universal pain point (AI sounding robotic) with a simple, actionable 'hack' that users can immediately test, making it highly saveable and shareable.

Summary

The creator demonstrates a specific prompt engineering technique to make ChatGPT's email writing style sound more natural and less robotic. He provides a concrete example of how to structure the prompt to achieve a professional yet conversational tone.

Structure

1Identify the problem of robotic AI writing
2Explain why standard prompts fail
3Provide the specific 'spartan' tone prompt
4Show a live screen recording of the prompt in action
5Display the improved output

Product placement

ChatGPT is the primary subject of the video, shown in a screen recording of the interface.

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Original caption

Here's a quick one-liner to fix ChatGPT's writing style issues. This is what I use all the time for emails in a work setting. Another variation you can try is: "conversational, 50% spartan". Similar, but it produces slightly longer text. Follow for more #chatgptprompts #chatgpthack #chatgpt #ai

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Amazing ChatGPT hack for emails (bookmark this) What can I tell to ChatGPT to make my 'rewrite' responses seem less formal and more normal tone in terms of writing style? I use it for emails and responses. But if you put those words into ChatGPT it just doesn't work. TONE: CONVERSATIONAL, SPARTAN, USE LESS CORPORATE JARGON ChatGPT PLUS Write email to Bob. Tone: conversational, spartan, use less corporate jargon. And then add what you want to say in bullets: - Current sprint is full - can't take new request - late adds are hard - plan better next time And this is what you get.

Transcript

I've watched so many people try to use ChatGPT to write their emails and cover letters and it always comes out robotic and stiff. What you're looking for is that very specific mix of business-y professional while still being friendly and casual. But if you put those words into ChatGPT it just doesn't work. So next time, try this. Tone: conversational, spartan, use less corporate jargon. Here's an example. Write email to Bob. Tone: conversational, spartan, use less corporate jargon. And then add what you want to say in bullets. Current sprint is full, can't take new request, late adds are hard, plan better next time. And this is what you get.