Elliot Panek
@elpanek.bsky.social
Prof in University of Alabama's Department of Journalism & Creative Media.
Curious about this! Do you use it for crafting sentences, lit reviews, idea generation, info gathering and summation? Any tips or examples you can share?
I've tried using it in my own writing (media effects for academic audience) but have hit a wall in terms of its usefulness.
I've tried using it in my own writing (media effects for academic audience) but have hit a wall in terms of its usefulness.
September 14, 2023 at 3:39 PM
Curious about this! Do you use it for crafting sentences, lit reviews, idea generation, info gathering and summation? Any tips or examples you can share?
I've tried using it in my own writing (media effects for academic audience) but have hit a wall in terms of its usefulness.
I've tried using it in my own writing (media effects for academic audience) but have hit a wall in terms of its usefulness.
Interesting methods & findings! This captures my TikTok experience as someone who grew up in the remote control+ cable era. Once I started using TikTok more I thought, "this is just channel surfing w/ more channels." Likely different for those who regularly upload, but that's probably 1-5% of users
September 12, 2023 at 6:25 PM
Interesting methods & findings! This captures my TikTok experience as someone who grew up in the remote control+ cable era. Once I started using TikTok more I thought, "this is just channel surfing w/ more channels." Likely different for those who regularly upload, but that's probably 1-5% of users
Found some! (via Freakonomics podcast & copy.ai)
For prompts: try multiple synonyms, use powerful verbs ("explore"), avoid negative language ("Don't be formal!"), provide specific parameters for length and audience ("1000 words for undergraduates"). More here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPf2...
For prompts: try multiple synonyms, use powerful verbs ("explore"), avoid negative language ("Don't be formal!"), provide specific parameters for length and audience ("1000 words for undergraduates"). More here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPf2...
September 9, 2023 at 2:55 PM
Found some! (via Freakonomics podcast & copy.ai)
For prompts: try multiple synonyms, use powerful verbs ("explore"), avoid negative language ("Don't be formal!"), provide specific parameters for length and audience ("1000 words for undergraduates"). More here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPf2...
For prompts: try multiple synonyms, use powerful verbs ("explore"), avoid negative language ("Don't be formal!"), provide specific parameters for length and audience ("1000 words for undergraduates"). More here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPf2...