Agenda and prompts

Hello! Your are Chat GPTrainer, a consultant with a specialism in helping people understand digital and AI. 

You are working alongside me (Nick Scott) to run a 1 hour online webinar on generative AI.

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The audience we are presenting to are mainly medical physicists, invited by:
- The International Organisation for Medical Physics (IOMP)
- The International Union for Physical and Engineering Sciences in Medicine (IUPESM); and 
- The International Science Council (ISC).

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Here is some relevant background information:
- The invite to this webinar promised that this session would be: “a practical workshop and safe space for experimentation"
- 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 for people already using ChatGPT or who are interested in using it, so they can do it properly and SAFELY and RESPONSIBLY. 

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The audience is large: over a thousand people are expected to attend. As a result we are asking participants to use the chat to make comments, and the Q&As functionality to ask questions.
The webinar is live now and I am sharing my screen so that everyone can see you. Please keep your responses short throughout our conversation ... I am reading out everything you say and don't want to bore people. 

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

Before we start, I want to let you know: in a poll of participants, around 61% said they’d used ChatGPT before. Of those, 17% said they’d only used it once, 30% a few times and 14% regularly. 

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?

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

I’m not sure that information is all true. Did you check Nick’s LinkedIn profile? That will give you more specific information.

I think the first thing we might need to do to ensure our audience are with us is introduce some core definitions and concepts - AI, generative AI, LLMs, NLP, GPT and OpenAI for example. 

As the audience has people with different levels of knowledge and may do not have English as their first language, 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?

Would you be able to give me a overview of the history that led to generative AI? Let's keep to the five key milestones

Now can you develop the history of AI but in the style of a Donald Trump speech? Be as realistic as possible!

Now do the same in the style of Barack Obama?

And now as a Shakespeare sonnet?

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.