How To Make The ULTIMATE Self Study Plan With ChatGPT (step by step prompting guide)

this is my selfstudy plan to learn AI which I made using Chachi BT this one is for learning Japanese how to make better YouTube videos and last but not least this one is for learning personal finances these are the four topics the four study plans that I'm currently following they're all custom designed to fit my specific goals like for the Japanese one I don't care about how to like speak Japanese or read Japanese I just want to learn how to understand Japanese so that I can watch anime without subtitles I know it's pretty specific but yeah they're all custom made at my study level my skill set my preferred resources and my preferred study schedule before chachu BT each of these study plans would have taken me days if not weeks to get to this level but with Chach BT I was able to do each of them in less than 10 minutes after I got the prompt right though the prompt itself did take me weeks to actually figure out but luckily for you in this video I'm going to just show you guys this prompt to make a really optimized custom study plan using chat gbt that works for any subject plus I'm going to give you some bonus prompts and tips and tricks on how to chap BT to make the actual studying process faster and also more fun a portion of this video is sponsored by HubSpot all right let's have that start running while I explain the prompt so for this example I'm going to make a study plan for learning AI you can change that for any other topic that you want as well all right so the prompt you are an expert learning tutor who is well versed in Scot's book Ultra learning so that is from this book over here I have tried a lot of different Frameworks from books and resources and by far the best one for how to create a good study plan using chat gbt um this framework in this book works the best so I actually covered this um book in detail you can check it out in this link over here so I'm not going to go into much of it now but just trust me on this one okay all right so moving on so right now I want to make a study plan for Ultra learning AI based on the principle of metal learning and the why what how framework so that is the framework from the book why is why I want to learn it what is what I will learn this is divided into Concepts facts and procedures how is how will I learn it this is based on techniques of benchmarking and emphasize SL exclude benchmarking means Define common ways people learn it by doing research emphasize such exclude means for making modifications to align with the goal my why for learning AI is because I want to build simple AI web applications using LMS and other AI products the why is extremely important make sure to think carefully about why it is that you want to learn this topic and tell Chacha BT the more specific you are the better like my Japanese one is specific for learning how to understand anime Japanese so I don't have to read subtitles my personal finance one has specific goals about buying land and property and for making YouTube videos I say specifically it's for making video essays to maximize for revews I already know how to code in Python I know how to build python applications with jeno so I understand the components of a web application and how they work etc this is where you tell Chacha BT what you already know about that topic so it's able to adjust its skill level for you so let's create a study plan using this framework let's start with the what for the what in your study plan we'll break it down into conscious facts and procedures so it tells me the concepts that I need to learn such as Ai and machine learning Basics natural language processing pre-trained models and apis web application architecture for AI apps and ethics and bias in Ai and for facts key libraries and Frameworks data formats pre-trained model specs and performance metrics and for procedures um the actual steps I need to take so all of this is very specific to my goal and looks very reasonable um by the way the reason why I didn't give you like one massive prompt and I said to start with the what is that in this way it offers you flexibility like for example maybe I don't care about ethics and bias I should but I could say something like I don't care about ethics and bias he's removed that but yeah see this is how you can kind of iterate on top of it so that you get the concepts facts and the procedures that you want to have all right let's actually add it back in okay so let's now move on to the how of the framework all right we asked chbt to do benchmarking which is through research common methods of learning so you and I are not the first people who want to learn how to use AI to build applications so instead of trying to come up with something from scratch let we can actually ask Chach BT to research the collective knowledge of people who have come before us and what they figured out is the best way to learn and based on that we're doing emphasis exclude so we're emphasizing things that are targeted towards my goals and excluding things that are not useful towards my goal so in this case from doing that research we know that people use beginner friendly courses such as andine ning's course on corsera or fast AI people use apis and Library documentation Project based learning is really important online communities and GitHub and for ethics and bias looking at case studies and ethical guidelines so we're emphasizing Project based learning and API integration of web applications because we want to build a web app using lmm and AI models through apis uh we need to have ai fundamentals so the focus on large language model specifically and for bias identification and mitigation what we're excluding is in-depth theoretical ml/ deep learning knowledge since I said that I wanted to be applied I just want to build these applications not like build my own models and deeply understand them that's why we're excluding this and also uh we're excluding data set creation and fine-tuning these are things that we might want to do later on but since I just want to build an application right now using the apis we can keep things simple and exclude that in this current study plan all right now we wanted to combine together the why what how and come up with a comprehensive study plan that also has resources and timelines so I said combine these things together and make a week-by-week study plan with specific deliverables for these deliverables I said make specific assignments and projects with rubrics and specs that you can grade and provide feedback for um this is going to be really helpful so that it doesn't just tell you to like learn something very vague we wanted to give you specific assignments that have objectives and later on I'll talk about this as one of the later prompts you also want chat gbt to be able to provide you with feedback as you're completing the assignments and going through the study plan so we want to bake that in while we're making the study plan itself and we want corresponding relevant resources I said that I can study 6 hours a week with 3 hours on Monday and Wednesdays and I want resources that are primarily text for video courses because that's just how I learned best all right and here we go week one introduction to Ai apis and LMS the objective is to understand AI Basics and how pre-trained models and apis works concepts are going to be Ai and machine learning Basics and natural language processing and LM the facts so it lists out what the facts are and what the procedure is going to be it has a deliverable so it says create a python script that caus the open a API to generate text Bas in the prompt was very specific about what it is that I actually need to accomplish and this rubric is helpful because it gives you an understanding of what should be included in the deliverable and we have our little resources as well so week two is going to be integrating apis into Jango applications so week three is working with image recognition models so not just llms and we have a deliverable to create a web app that accepts an image input of a plant and returns information about the species using a pre-trained image recognition API very interesting I don't know why it's about a plant but seems good weave four is your ethics and bias and weave five is when we build our full stack AI application very excited for that and week six is going to be for debugging testing and refining overall it's going to be 6 weeks and by the end of it looks like we would have build a AI application just like how I wanted to it tells you exactly what it is that you need to learn and it has like Project based deliverables that you can apply to skills that you learn and it even has a rubric um so you know what are the components that make up that project and of course their resources based upon what other people have used in the past and they found to be good not to T my own horn here but I'm genuinely pretty proud of this prompting sequence to get to this point you have no idea how long it actually took me to get to this point so yes just let me have this one okay um but we're actually not done there is one more final step I hope this video has made you realize how useful chat GPT is in terms of learning things but actually that's just the beginning it's relevant to increasing your productivity across all aspects of your life HubSpot has a whole bundle of resources designed to help you understand and make the most out of CHA BT it will make you super productive it's very well laid out it gives you lots of ideas on ways you can incorporate Chachi PT for example using Chachi PT to consolidate research materials like different articles tutorials and resources so you can directly ask a questions instead of having to flip through all of them yourself or keeping you up to date with industry news and updates they also have this nice flowchart on when it's appropriate to use chat PT to solve a problem or streamline your workflow my favorite part is that it has over 100 prompts to start playing around with which is great since as you can see prompting is extremely important to getting the most out of chat PT the best part is that it's completely free I highly recommend that you download it using this link over here also linked in description thank you so much hopsa for providing free resources to help us Leverage The Power of AI and for sponsoring this portion of the video now back to the video ideally you want an expert someone who already knows the content of your study plan to look over your study plan and just to like double check that things make sense you can do this if you actually know someone who already knows AI or like knows Japanese where is really good at personal finances and they can look over your plan but assuming you don't know anybody this final step is you're going to ask chachu B to now be an expert AI engineer that specializes in developing AI applications and we're asking this AI engineer to look at the study plan above as if it's for the first time and to provide feedback on what they think and also what they think should be changed so as an AI engineer here are some strengths Project based learning is good balanced approach API Centric rubric for deliverables as eics and bias consideration so some suggestions for improvement maybe you want to have more emphasis on debugging and error handling because building a applications often involves dealing with unforeseen edge cases especially when integrating multiple apis and it gives you like specific changes like increasing focus on error handling and then adding a mini project in week three where you intentionally introduce errors or unexpected inputs and learn to handle them this is actually very common practice when you're debugging an application so very good point here um and also introduce real world data earlier and more frequent iterations and refactoring so you can choose to incorporate some of this feedback or you can choose to ignore it so in this case I'm going to choose to include some of this feedback thank you please include suggestions one and two into the study plan and voila there you have it we have created a custom study plan for learning how to build AI applications don't worry if you didn't catch everything I'll leave a link in the description that has the prompt sequence in it so now that we have the study plan the next St is that we actually have to study got to stud got to study I also want to share with you guys some of the prompts and the little techniques that I use um where I can get through the study plans so much faster and like a lot more fun as well first one of my favorite Chach PT study use cases is using Chach PT to create test questions a couple months back I had to take the knowledge section of my driver's exam but I didn't really feel like reading the hundreds of pages of rules related to driving so instead I just gave chbt those documents and told her to ask me questions if I don't know how to answer a question I would just ask it to explain it to me and that was just a much more fun learning experience you can use this technique even if you're not actually studying for an exam but in this case since I was studying for an exam I also gave it samples of some of the exam questions from the test so this is even more effective because as I learned I was also actually like practicing taking the test multiple times as well I'm happy to report that I did pass the exam and it took me 2 hours of study I also like to use the fan technique with chat BT um this was named after Richard fan who has this method for deeply understanding concepts that he's learning he's a noble prizewinning physicist who is known for really deeply intuitively understanding things so step number one is to choose a topic for example I want to learn the role of emotions and how it relates to storytelling um as part of my study plan in making better YouTube videos so step two is to write down what you know and I'm just writing this down to chat GPT step three is to teach it so in this case I'm going to be teaching chat GPT about everything that I know so for example during that process I realize I don't actually understand a relationship between positive emotions and negative emotions like are we supposed to have like one positive one negative or does it like really matter which is when I can do step four which is identify the Gap in my knowledge and try to fill that in this case I can just directly ask Chad gbt to help me fill in that Gap so much faster than having to flip through resources using like the traditional fan technique in fact I realize I can do this even faster when instead of having to write everything down I can actually use Chad BT's speed functionality and actually say it instead I want to try using thean technique with you to learn about the relationship between emotions and storytelling So Def and techniques first I'm going to choose a topic which is relationship between emotions and technique uh next I'm going to write down what I have to know and then I'm going to teach it and then finally I'm going to identify gaps so actually I'm not sure about the role of emotions in storytelling like are all the emotions equivalent to each other or are some emotions more powerful than others emotions tend to have a stronger impact on audiences depending on how they're used for example emotions like fear Love and Hope are often seen as speaking of Chip's audio function my next tip is by using the audio function as a way to do things like mock interviews or practicing speeches it is a GameChanger I'm applying for a data science position and I have an interview next week could you act as the recruiter the interviewer and ask me some behavioral questions sure let's get started here's the first behavioral question tell me about a time when you had to solve a complex problem using data how did you approach it and what was the outcome during that time I was working for a pretty traditional company as a consultant they had a lot of data but it was scattered all over the place like in different databases even Excel files so the first thing I had to do with that data was to put everything together that was definitely the hardest part I used SQL I used Python and then just to establish that source of Truth um and then after I did that I was then able to take that data um and then do a dashboard that they wanted me to do after that I made sure to help everybody and all the stakeholders understand that this was the source of Truth and try to also get the teams to start putting all the data into a single database instead the outcome was that things were a lot more organized and also there was now a um dashboard that had the metrics on it that's a great example of taking initiative and organizing a complex data set here's a follow-up question another tip you can also ask to provide feedback from my previous question can you also help provide feedback um in terms of my answer and how I can improve your answer did a great job of showing that you can handle complex disorganized data and take initiative to improve processes you demonstrated key skills like using SQL and python creating dashboards and managing stakeholder expectations that's exactly what data science employers are looking for here's some feedback to make your response even stronger one structure it could help to use the star situation task action result format to make your answer more organized this makes it easier for interviewers to follow your thought process two highlight impact you mention the outcome but could emphasize more measurable results for example you could mention any Improvement in efficiency or how the dashboard helped the business make better decisions three teamwork collaboration while you focused on the technical aspects adding detail okay so I have so many other like little tips and tricks and prompts for Chachi BT for studying um but I feel like this video is already like hideously long so I'm just going to leave you with one last one which is when you want to practice something specifically for example when I was learning computer science stuff something that really tripped me off was dynamic programming I was just like dynamic programming boggled my mind so I needed to drill into that and just like really understand it so I asked Chach PT to specifically only give me questions related to Dynamic programming I also asked it to give me different question types and for me to identify which ones would have dynamic programming as a good solution to kind of build that intuition for when dynamic programming is useful or not another example if I'm trying to learn how to draw and I'm just like very bad at drawing noses I would ask Chach BT if it can give me examples of different types of noses that I can drill and master the art of drawing noses all right that is all that I have for you guys today thank you so much for watching um please let me know in the comments what you're studying and then also link some of your study plans I want to see what you guys have as well um and yeah I will see you guys in the next video or live stream