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EddieSimmens
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2 years ago

ChatGPT Scenario Generator

Hello there! I created this by integrating ChatGPT into Storyline using OpenAI's GPT-3.5 API. You type in the name of a company and it generates a scenario in (near) real-time that is relevan...
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EddieSimmens
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2 years ago

Thanks everyone!

@Cyndi I am currently working on a template that I will post shortly. It is a bit tricky because what makes this project work well are the specific ChatGPT prompts I crafted -- triggered via Javascript in the background -- which are completely unique to this particular exercise. Also, it requires you to set up your own server in order to protect your OpenAI API key. 

@Lisa thank you for the screenshots! Looks like it was an issue with my website, so I am hosting it on Articulate Review for now. 

@Dave It was definitely a lot of trial and error! The key for me was to start by brainstorming a general concept that seemed feasible, based on lots of prior experimentation with ChatGPT. Then, I created a basic outline while working on the prompt engineering, which I did using OpenAI's "Playground." Prompt engineering can actually be very difficult (it requires a lot of testing) -- I recommend checking out the free course at https://learnprompting.org/ to understand the underlying concepts. 

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    RolandHofmann
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    2 years ago
    Eddie Simmens

    Thanks everyone!

    @Cyndi I am currently working on a template that I will post shortly. It is a bit tricky because what makes this project work well are the specific ChatGPT prompts I crafted -- triggered via Javascript in the background -- which are completely unique to this particular exercise. Also, it requires you to set up your own server in order to protect your OpenAI API key. 

    @Lisa thank you for the screenshots! Looks like it was an issue with my website, so I am hosting it on Articulate Review for now. 

    @Dave It was definitely a lot of trial and error! The key for me was to start by brainstorming a general concept that seemed feasible, based on lots of prior experimentation with ChatGPT. Then, I created a basic outline while working on the prompt engineering, which I did using OpenAI's "Playground." Prompt engineering can actually be very difficult (it requires a lot of testing) -- I recommend checking out the free course at https://learnprompting.org/geometry dash world to understand the underlying concepts. 

    I found learnprompting.org really helpful.

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