I attended a one hour intro on ChatGPT I attended a one hour intro on ChatGPT. The information covered was helpful and covered lots of areas that were useful and balanced. There were breakout discussion that allowed for some interaction with others. We got to use it and see it in action. I thought it was an hour well spent and learned enough to start using ChatGPT with some confidence.

High-quality tools for everyday work with AI At the outset, I’ll note that I’m a technician and I evaluate my experiences with Synaptic Labs from that perspective. I came across their tool - Professor Synapse. It’s a very thoughtful concept for improving the quality of responses obtained during a conversation with generative AI. What stuck with me the most is the fact that the tool answered many of my questions about creating similar solutions for my own purposes. Professor Synapse tries to understand what the user wants in a structured and procedural way, and only then responds. This inspired me to create other tools based on the same approach. I understand that for most people not involved with technology, this opinion may not be interesting, so I’ll share another experience with Synaptic Labs. I recently participated in a free webinar on conversations with ChatGPT, led by Tomer. I had the opportunity to ask questions about my problems. Tomer was happy to answer everything, showing how I can use the new knowledge in the context that interests me. You could definitely feel the desire to help and the focus on promoting knowledge about the use of AI in everyday work.

This is truly the most useful “Expert… This is truly the most useful “Expert Prompt” I have ever found with pretty much Universal application.

SynapticLabs Team is amazing! I LOVE so much about what Joseph and team are doing and how they freely share their knowledge about AI. It’s genuinely appreciated. Regarding this specific intro tutorial: - the slides were juvenile - the presenter was a bit boring and the content was just too dumbed down - the presenter said that English isn’t his first language so he gets a pass but he should know that the word “ask” is not pronounced “aks” unless your a gangster rapper. For me to move forward I would love a tutorial on how to navigate GitHub so that I can better use Joseph’s prompts. GitHub, Discord and huggingface are a mystery to me. They seem so messy. Thank you 🙏.