Poe and Emily
from Celebrate Creativity Hosted by George Bartley
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Celebrate Creativity episode 411 - poe and Emily In this episode, I want to take another look at an AI prompt that is basically an example of role-playing - see if you can follow the ebb and flow of the concepts. I do a podcast where I am introducing some AI principles - such as the purpose of a prompt. In this rather outlandish example, I want to do a faux prompt or example prompt to a publisher regarding Edgar Allan poe’s most popular work during his lifetime The Conchologist's First Book and that is a fact. First, could you sum up the book in 200 words - and by the way - for purposes of this podcast episode, I am going to try and use my voice as George, and a voice with a southern accent to represent an artificial intelligence version of Edgar Poe- hopefully that will give you a chance to know which party is speaking - It's interesting that you consider The Conchologist's First Book to be my most popular work during his lifetime. While it was indeed published under my name, it was largely a compilation and adaptation of Thomas Brown's work and was intended as a textbook. I admit that I most likely took on the project for financial reasons. My more enduring popular successes during my lifetime were my short stories and poems like "The Raven." Support the show Thank you for experiencing Celebrate Creativity.
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Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Celebrate Creativity episode 411 - poe and Emily In this episode, I want to take another look at an AI prompt that is basically an example of role-playing - see if you can follow the ebb and flow of the concepts. I do a podcast where I am introducing some AI principles - such as the purpose of a prompt. In this rather outlandish example, I want to do a faux prompt or example prompt to a publisher regarding Edgar Allan poe’s most popular work during hi...
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