https://www.abarristersblog.com.au/chat-gpt-and-the-keynote-address/
Justice Leeming from NSW Court of Appeal recently explored how Chat GPT could help draft his keynote address for an aviation conference.
The literal judgement is in on using AI to write speeches
It was gpt-4 I was using. It could be that you wrote it as one instruction and your intensions were very clear from the beginning while I explained it across multiple changes and clarifications when I noticed it wasn't giving me quite what I wanted.
Part of it is that I was intentionally being very human in my instructions, leaving it open to interpretation and then clarifying or adding things as I brainstormed. Its a messy way of doing it but if AI needs to be able to handle messy instructions in order to be considered on par with people.
Edit: turns out it wasnt gpt-4 I was using i was using the free chat on openais website. I was not aware that they were different.
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