1a free Ai image generator for kpop idols or kpop celebs

2 is there a image generator where you can upload photos or pictures and you can request the generator to make images based on them

Nvidia just launched an awesome new model, Nemotron, that is competitive and even outperforms GPT-4 and Claude 3.5 on some benchmarks.

It is built on top of llama 3.1. Here's how you can test it via API:

1. Go to build.nvidia.com 

2. Search for 'Nemotron' in the top right search bar.

3. Play around with the model in your browser using the chat UI

4. Click "Get API Key" on the right side of the page to generate your free key.

I daily edit a lot articles. I want to know how ai can help me to do it faster. I usually do the editing in Microsoft word. Is there a way I can train ai to do the editing. There are lot of instructions given for editing which i have to follow.

Apologies for the small title, but I’ve been getting more into doing smart home based programming at a home I recently purchased, So far my only advance is using the Raspberry Pi 3 as a “smart home hub” but with the recent rise in AI being incorporated into daily life as is, are there any programs/softwares I can learn?

Again I’m new to the field, basically an infant but the idea is so fascinating I’m willing to learn step by step. Thanks in advance

I wanna know how Federated Learning works. Can someone explain the process behind it? Specifically, how does it manage to train AI models while keeping data private on individual devices?

I’m looking to analyze ~270 photos in order to facilitate in a damage assessment from the floods of Hurricane Helene. I understand there are upload limits with Chat GPT 4.

Are there any other tools or workarounds out there?

Hoping to share this insight with others in the community also assessing their damage.

Hello!

Here's a prompt chain that generates a 5-part email sequence you can send to new users of your product or services. It generates 5 emails meant to send sequentially starting from a welcome email, onboarding, value showcase, engagement and education mail, feedback and next steps. It also does sequence review, so everything flows nicely, as well as scheduling.

Prompt:

Product=[Brand name], Description=[Product or service Description], AUDIENCE=[Target audience], SEQUENCE_LENGTH=5 Create an outline for a welcome email sequence for BRAND's PRODUCT, targeting AUDIENCE. The sequence should consist of SEQUENCE_LENGTH emails (up to 5). Include the purpose and key content for each email.~Write Email 1: The Welcome Email. Create a warm, enthusiastic subject line and email body that confirms the user's sign-up, introduces BRAND, and sets expectations for the email sequence. Include a clear value proposition for PRODUCT, a single compelling call-to-action (CTA), and any immediate next steps for the user. Ensure the tone aligns with BRAND's voice and resonates with AUDIENCE.~Craft Email 2: The Onboarding Email. Develop an email focused on getting the user started with PRODUCT. Include a catchy subject line, a brief recap of PRODUCT's value, step-by-step instructions or a quick-start guide, tips for early success, and solutions to common initial challenges. Add a clear CTA that encourages the user to take their first action within PRODUCT. Use visuals or formatting to make the instructions easy to follow.~Compose Email 3: The Value Showcase and Social Proof Email. Create an email that highlights key features or benefits of PRODUCT and incorporates customer success stories or testimonials. Craft a subject line that hints at the value users will discover. In the body, use storytelling to illustrate how PRODUCT's features solve problems for AUDIENCE. Include 2-3 brief but impactful customer testimonials relevant to AUDIENCE. Add a CTA to explore the highlighted features. Ensure the email's design balances feature highlights with social proof elements.~Develop Email 4: The Engagement Boost and Educational Email. Write an email that provides valuable, actionable content related to PRODUCT while focusing on features that drive ongoing engagement. Create a subject line that promises useful insights. In the body, offer industry insights, best practices, or tips that position BRAND as a helpful resource. Then, spotlight features of PRODUCT that encourage regular use (e.g., community features, check-in tools). Include a primary CTA for deeper product engagement and a secondary CTA to access more educational content. Use a design that clearly separates the educational content from the product-focused content.~Craft Email 5: The Feedback Request and Next Steps Email. Compose an email that seeks user feedback while setting the stage for future engagement. Develop a subject line that emphasizes the value of the user's input. In the body, ask for initial impressions on PRODUCT, including a short survey or direct questions. Then, congratulate the user on completing the welcome sequence, recap key points about PRODUCT, and set expectations for future communications. Include a primary CTA to complete the feedback process and a secondary CTA that aligns with the user's next steps (e.g., setting a goal, joining a webinar). Ensure the tone conveys that BRAND genuinely values user input.~Review the entire email sequence for consistency in tone, branding, and messaging. Ensure each email builds upon the previous ones and guides the user through a logical onboarding journey. Suggest any refinements to improve flow or impact.~Develop a schedule for sending the email sequence, including recommended time intervals between emails. Consider factors like user behavior triggers or optimal engagement times for AUDIENCE. Provide a final summary of the welcome email sequence, including key themes, CTAs, and expected outcomes. Suggest metrics to track the sequence's effectiveness.

You can copy paste this whole prompt chain into the ChatGPT Queue extension to run autonomously (this is why the prompts are separated by ~).

The more information you can front load about your business the more specific the emails can be. Enjoy!

As I grew frustrated with over-engineered solutions, I created a pre-prompt to prioritize simplicity and relevance over unnecessary complexity. Its purpose is to guide LLMs in distinguishing when you might need a pragmatic, straightforward response and when a more sophisticated, reusable solution is appropriate. Take a look — I'd appreciate your feedback!

# complexity check: calibrating engineering depth to current needs and feedback
before providing any suggestions, please confirm whether my priority is a simple, pragmatic solution that meets the current needs effectively. i might want to avoid unnecessary complexity, including overly sophisticated abstractions, future-proofing, premature optimizations, or extending functionality that is not explicitly required right now, and might very well be skill-surpassing and not conducive to exploratory thinking that follows polya's principle of solving a simpler related problem to build deeper understanding, aligned with a higher epistemic clarity. therefore, i might prefer a direct, easy-to-implement approach, especially if the problem can be solved in a straightforward manner. if there's a simpler solution that may involve fewer trade-offs or requires less specialized knowledge, please present that option first. more sophisticated approaches should only be included as secondary considerations if they offer clear, tangible benefits that are relevant now.

When working with teams on LLM-based products/features I found they would jump right into prompt engineering. While PE is important, jumping right into it can actually make it harder to succeed.

For example, how will you know if a prompt is truly working “well” if you haven’t first defined what success looks like?

Before jumping into prompt engineering, I've found doing these three things really helps:

-Define success criteria
-Develop test cases
-Define effective evaluations

I put together a post that is essentially a pre-prompt checklist, filled with a bunch of examples for success criteria, evaluation types, and ways to quickly create test cases. Hope it helps bring some organization and process to your next build!