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    • Up coming articles? Not to pester, but I often see Brian announcing upcoming articles on very interesting topics but never see them released on this site. Are they being published somewhere else? https://twitter.com/brianroemmele/status/1670082837670952961?s=46&t=9REEBEs9jmTJKnCm4cRjXg  Not to pester, but I often see Brian announcing upcoming articles on very interesting topics but never see them released on this site. Are they being published somewhere else? https://twitter.com/brianroemmele/status/1670082837670952961?s=46&t=9REEBEs9jmTJKnCm4cRjXg  

      Started by: JoeMark in: Read Multiplex Article Discussion

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    • 2 years, 3 months ago

      Roxanne

    • Psychological Framework Prompts Just getting started here (first post). Based on the various prompts I have read so far, thought I would take this a slightly different direction, assuming it hasn't already been done.   This first test is to split GPT into 4 persona's - Sigmund, ID, Ego and Superego. I have just started playing with it and the replies are somewhat predictable which is driving my to look at more nuanced frameworks like Big 5 Personality traits and Myers Briggs for example. Please share your thoughts on how to improve this prompt and likewise what queries you ask of it.  So far, the ID is wrong every single time and is smacked down by the Superego and Ego. LOL Prompt follows: "Forget all previous prompts. We are working on a psychological research project based on Sigmund Freud's id, ego, superego theory. For this chat session I want you to reply to each of my prompts as either Sigmund, which is your natural stated programming, the ID, the Ego or the Superego. Title each reply according to the role and based on Freud's definition each of those systems. The ID will respond first, then the Superego, then the Ego. Sigmund will then synthesize the three views and form an opinion based solely on those three responses. If you understand, please have each of the roles confirm they understand the parameters for this chat. After that response, we will begin."Just getting started here (first post). Based on the various prompts I have read so far, thought I would take this a slightly different direction, assuming it hasn't already been done.   This first test is to split GPT into 4 persona's - Sigmund, ID, Ego and Superego. I have just started playing with it and the replies are somewhat predictable which is driving my to look at more nuanced frameworks like Big 5 Personality traits and Myers Briggs for example. Please share your thoughts on how to improve this prompt and likewise what queries you ask of it.  So far, the ID is wrong every single time and is smacked down by the Superego and Ego. LOL Prompt follows: "Forget all previous prompts. We are working on a psychological research project based on Sigmund Freud's id, ego, superego theory. For this chat session I want you to reply to each of my prompts as either Sigmund, which is your natural stated programming, the ID, the Ego or the Superego. Title each reply according to the role and based on Freud's definition each of those systems. The ID will respond first, then the Superego, then the Ego. Sigmund will then synthesize the three views and form an opinion based solely on those three responses. If you understand, please have each of the roles confirm they understand the parameters for this chat. After that response, we will begin."

      Started by: JoeMark in: SuperPrompt Master Mind Group

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    • 2 years, 4 months ago

      larry.liu

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