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Stop Using ChatGPT in Beginner Mode
Stop Using ChatGPT in Beginner Mode
I struggled with ChatGPT sounding robotic and with the persistent use of
weasel words and repetitive phrases. After countless hours of research, I found
the solution to my struggles with ChatGPT! Here's what I discovered about the
solution - Using of parameters!
1) Max tokens Max tokens determine the maximum length of the generated
text. By setting a limit, you can control how much the AI says, ensuring it
doesn't give too long of an answer.
Example: max_tokens = 50 - If you want a short response, like a quick
answer or a tweet.
2) Temperature The temperature parameter controls the randomness of the
text generated by ChatGPT. Generated text with a lower temperature will
be more focused and conservative, while generated text with a higher
temperature will be more creative and varied.
Temperature ranges from 0 to 1. Here’s a quick breakdown of how it works:
Low temperature (0 to 0.3): More focused, coherent, and conservative
outputs. Medium temperature (0.3 to 0.7): Balanced creativity and
coherence. High temperature (0.7 to 1): Highly creative and diverse but
potentially less coherent.
Example: temperature = 0.7 - If you want a fairly creative response, good
for brainstorming or idea generation.
Let’s see it in practice! Use case time: Twitter and other social media Writings
on social media need to be catchy and engaging. You should experiment with
higher creativity to stand out from the crowd. Use these settings: Temperature:
0.7 to 1 for more creative and diverse outputs. Frequency_penalty: 1 to 2 for
maximum diversity without sacrificing too much coherence. Max tokens: Set a
limit corresponding to the platform’s character limit. Creative storytelling You
should explore more diverse and imaginative outputs for creative writing or
storytelling. Experiment with these settings: Temperature: 0.7 to 1 for maximum
creativity and variety. Frequency_penalty: 1 to 2 for various unique phrases and
ideas. Max tokens: Set according to your desired story length or scene.
Here is an example of how you can craft your prompts using the
parameters: