Visual ChatGPT: Getting Short, Concise Answers | InfraNodus Tutorial
Channel: Nodus Labs
Date: 2023-10-31

In this video, I demonstrate how you can use https://infranodus.com and text visualization to steer ChatGPT conversations so that you get brief, concise responses. 

Normally, ChatGPT is quite verbose. It takes a too long time to get into a topic with all those "as an AI language model..." responses. In this video, we demonstrate a version of ChatGPT implemented in #infranodus that allows you to get quick, short answers, and use knowledge graphs that visualize the main topics in the text to find which parts of the conversation you want to develop further. Then you focus on the topics you're interested in and use the graph to generate relevant content. One specific approach is to also look for the structural gaps and to prompt ChatGPT to generate the content that would bridge those gaps. 

Try it on https://infranodus.com

Learn more about this approach on https://support.noduslabs.com


Timecodes for the video:
0:00 Introduction to InfraNodus ChatGPT
0:37 Starting the ChatGPT / GPT 4 Chat Mode
2:53 Observing the structure of your discourse in real time
4:11 The answers are really concise and to the point
4:30 How to use knowledge graph to ideate better
5:16 💡 Diving deeper in a conversation: selecting the relevant concepts and developing them further
5:53 💡 Developing ideas in parallel (without saving them to the conversation) — great way to try out new tangents in the ChatGPT conversation
6:55 💡 Connecting the dots in the knowledge graph: generating new ideas
7:32 💡 Prompting with clicks, no need to write full-formed sentences
8:32 Focusing on peripheral clusters to push the limits of the conversation
9:37 💡 Saturated conversations? Use high-level ideas to get another perspective.
10:21 Detecting the topics that would develop the structure of the conversation further 
11:32 Feeding AI content to itself, so that it develops its own ideas further
13:00 Making ChatGPT talk to itself 
13:41 Getting ChatGPT out of the loop
14:17 Bridging the blind spots between topics
14:47 Asking ChatGPT to look at the gaps, generate a question, and then answer this question by itself

Try it on https://infranodus.com