SHOULD YOU BE PODCASTING WITH CHATGPT?

In episode 430, we discussed why ChatGPT means you matter even more today.

WHAT IS CHATGPT?

As a recap, Your podcast cannot simply be information. ChatGPT has nearly all the information anyone could ever need.

An oversimplified explanation of Chat GPT is that it uses artificial intelligence like Siri on your iPhone or your Alexa smart speaker. It is just much more powerful.

GPT is short for Generative Pretrained Transformer.

ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence chatbot developed by OpenAI. They are a startup based in San Francisco. The company was co-founded in 2015 by Elon Musk and Sam Altman.

In regular language, the tool is like Alexa on steroids. It is capable of taking inputs from users and producing human-like responses. The thing that makes it different is the ability of ChatGPT to learn and adjust according to the conversation.

This new artificial intelligence tool can serve up the exact same information you are delivering. Only ChatGPT does it in less time.

Let’s say you teach how to write code for computers. I can ask ChatGPT how to write computer code. ChatGPT can now only write code, it can debug it.

THE DANGERS

There are concerns when it comes to using ChatGPT to create your podcast or content. It isn’t perfect. And, some organizations are concerned the content isn’t truly your creation.

According to PublishYourPurpose.com, one of the biggest concerns for using AI for content creation is the risk of plagiarism.

ChatGPT uses the internet to generate a response to prompts by scouring the internet. But, there’s no real way to know exactly where the source material comes from.

If you use it as is, you could be plagiarizing others without even realizing it.

When it comes to creating stories, MakeUseOf.com says ChatGPT will create typical storylines. The bot will usually follow plots and themes similar to the books that trained it even when you ask for something unique.

The Guardian and Fortune recently reported that a group of news organizations have blocked the ability for ChatGPT to access their content.

In fact, OpenAI now lets you block the bot from scraping your website. Scraping is the activity that help train GPT models.

According to TheVerge.com, OpenAI said website operators can specifically disallow its GPTBot crawler on their site’s Robots.txt file or block its IP address.

THE BENEFITS

Most any resource can be used for good or bad. Like many tools, there are also many benefits to using ChatGPT for your podcast.

When you do it right, the tool can help you create and refine powerful content.

The prompts can help you with topic ideas, intro framing, and show notes.

There are many other beneficial ways to use ChatGPT. That’s why I’ve invited Christine Bennet-Clark on the show today to help us discover the best way to use this powerful resource for our shows.

CHRISTINE BENNET-CLARK

Christine Bennet-Clark is a leading expert in integrating ChatGPT into the coaching realm. With a deep understanding of both the coaching industry and the capabilities of this artificial intelligence tool, she specializes in empowering coaches to harness the potential of this cutting-edge technology.

Through tailored workshops and bootcamps, Christine offers hands-on training, ensuring coaches can seamlessly incorporate ChatGPT into their practices.

Additionally, her Done-For-You (DFY) services provide a hassle-free solution for those looking to fully embed ChatGPT into their business operations without the heavy lifting.

With Christine’s guidance, the fusion of coaching and AI becomes not just feasible, but transformative.

She joins us on this episode to help us discover the best ways to use ChatGPT with our podcast and content creation.

Get Christine’s guide at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/chat.

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