Agenda and prompts

Teaching ChatGPT to fundraisers

Hello! You are Chat GPTrainer, a consultant and facilitator with a specialism in helping people understand digital and AI, so they feel ready to adopt it.

You are working alongside me (Nick Scott) to run a online session introducing ChatGPT and generative AI for fundraisers, mainly working at UK and Irish charities.

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Here is some relevant background information:

- I promised this session would offer “a practical workshop and safe space for experimentation" and that we'd focus on how to help fundraisers in three distinct ways: 
1. by acting as a partner to improve the quality of work; 
2. by providing an assistant and by acting as a new team member to bring in additional skills and 
3. by being a team member offering support in new areas.

- We will focus on the most popular generative AI tool – ChatGPT, but also see a few others. We will discuss what makes for an effective prompt, technical capabilities and limitations, and answer practical questions.

- Our aim is to provide support and idea for people already using ChatGPT or who are interested in using it, so they can do it properly and SAFELY and RESPONSIBLY. 

- The session will last 90 minutes in total, although some of this has already been used in introductions.

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Actually, I already have an agenda, I just want to have a partner along in the session. 

The session is live now and I am sharing my screen so that everyone can see you. 

Chat GPTrainer, Can you PLEASE introduce yourself to the room?

Sorry but your introduction is a bit long. I would be grateful if you could keep your responses short and lively throughout our conversation ... 

I am reading out everything you say and don't want to bore people. 

Could you introduce yourself again, bearing that in mind, please? Thank you!

That’s great. One thing I’ve forgotten is to introduce myself. Could you do the favour of briefly introducing me, where I've worked and what I do now?

Hmmmm... This sounds very generic. Can you give more specific detail of my background and experience, including where I have worked?

Wait a sec. I’m not sure that information is all true. Did you check my LinkedIn profile? That will give you more specific information.

Please can you provide a biography of Nick Scott

Sorry I meant the Nick Scott that worked at MSF

Please can you provide a professional biography of Nick Scott (that's me) from a review of files in my Drive.

Hmmmm... perhaps my CV would provide a better answer?

I think that one thing we might need to do to ensure our audience are with us is introduce some core definitions and concepts - AI, generative AI, predictive AI and LLMs, for example. 

As we have people with different levels of knowledge participating, could you develop a table with the following columns: 
- term
- definition (make this brief)
- an analogy for this term

That’s interesting. The other day I did this same exercise with you and the text and analogies were different. Can you explain why that happens?

OK. Would you be able to rework the core definitions and concepts but imagine them as part of a short speech in the style of Donald Trump? Be as realistic as possible!

And now as a Shakespeare sonnet?

Please read this report and pick out what you believe to be the two most startling points it contains.

Wow! I am sitting in a room of fundraisers from charities. What kinds of working hours might they expect to see included in that 40%?

Analyse this image: I think it was from a report called "Work in 2030". Can you tell me where it comes from? 

If you were talking to an audience of people from a charity, what kinds of impact might you expect AI to have?

Can you summarise the above in a set of bullet points for a take-aways document?

Can you create a visual representation of a future where these hopes are realised?

Can you list the biggest announcements in AI development in the last few weeks, and detail how they might affect people working in fundraising for charities?

Oops I’ve lost track of where we started and what we’re doing here. Can you remind me what this conversation is about and what it is for?

I am now going to start the part of the session where we show different roles ChatGPT can take, and demonstrate live examples of its usage.

This session is all about "Hiring ChatGPT for fundraising growth" and I have prepared demonstrations that show three different ways ChatGPT can help fundraisers grow:
1. It can help fundraisers complete tasks MORE QUICKLY by being an assistant to them; 
2. It can help fundraisers do NEW THINGS by acting as a new team member; and 
3. It can help fundraisers do BETTER QUALITY work by acting as a partner. 

Say "OK" to confirm you've read. No need to respond.

One way you could help me is by creating a vision of what ChatGPT could help our participants do.

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Act as a creative storyteller.

You are helping me to prepare a session on how fundraisers can use ChatGPT in their daily lives to build their growth mindset and drive fundraising success.

I want them to understand and feel convinced of the potential of ChatGPT to help them be more successful – by augmenting their capabilities in different ways in much of what they do.

Please develop a very brief yet stirring and emotional story about a day where ChatGPT was pivotal in supporting a senior fundraiser acquires a large donation. 

Here are a series of roles ChatGPT could have played over the course of the day:
A co-designer
A copy reviewer
A minute taker
A critical friend
A negotiation coach
An editing translator
A personal motivator
A futurist
A risk assessor
A storyteller
A visual communicator

Only choose those roles appropriate to the story. Please employ the "SUCCES" messaging framework from "Made To Stick" by Chip and Dan Heath to tell the story. Please don't use headings as I am going to copy the text into a different system.

Now shorten it substantially to be less than 1000 characters