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Elevate Your Book Titles and Descriptions with GPT-4 AI: A Friendly Guide to Effective Prompts
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by Fauzia Burke
One of the best uses of AI for authors and book publishers is getting ideas for book titles and descriptions. However, when working with AI systems like GPT-4, crafting the right prompt is essential for achieving the best results. It's not just about asking a question—it's about asking it in a way that ensures the AI-generated content meets your needs and expectations. Let’s look at examples of creating effective prompts for book descriptions and titles, which is a great use of AI.
In the age of AI, who owns the copyright to a character in a book?
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by Fauzia Burke
I am no lawyer, so I don’t know the answer to this question, but it is something to consider. Who owns the copyright to the Harry Potter characters? I know the obvious answer is J.K. Rowling, but with the popularity of AI, will that change? Two days ago, I wanted to send a motivational message to my daughter, and I thought it would be fun to do it as Mrs. Weasley from Harry Potter.
Since I am a huge ChatGPT fan, I used a prompt and let the AI write the message. It was also a way to test the prompt. (For those new to ChatGPT, a prompt is instructions to the AI. The better and more specific the prompt, the better the output)
Here’s the prompt I used:
Since I am a huge ChatGPT fan, I used a prompt and let the AI write the message. It was also a way to test the prompt. (For those new to ChatGPT, a prompt is instructions to the AI. The better and more specific the prompt, the better the output)
Here’s the prompt I used: