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BONUS: How We Would Teach AI From Scratch in 2026

BONUS: How We Would Teach AI From Scratch in 2026

本集简介

This video is a re-upload from our livestream on YouTube. Most people are still using ChatGPT the way they used Google in 2005: type a question, get an answer, close the tab. In 2026, that’s like owning a professional kitchen and only using the microwave. In this episode, Grant and Corey walk through The Neuron’s 5-Level AI Proficiency Stack — a framework for going from “I use ChatGPT sometimes” to “AI saves me 10 hours a week.” No coding required. No hype. Just the actual progression that separates casual users from people getting real, compounding value out of AI every single day. The 5 Levels: 🔹 Level 1: Projects — Why your first move isn’t prompting. It’s onboarding. 🔹 Level 2: Prompting — The simplest formula that actually works 🔹 Level 3: Skills — Turn one good conversation into a reusable superpower 🔹 Level 4: Automations — Set it, schedule it, forget it 🔹 Level 5: Agents — AI that decides what to do and when to do it Tools mentioned:• ChatGPT Projects: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/10169521-projects-in-chatgpt • Claude Skills: https://support.claude.com/en/articles/12512176-what-are-skills • Claude Cowork: https://support.claude.com/en/articles/13854387-schedule-recurring-tasks-in-cowork • OpenAI Codex: https://developers.openai.com/codex/app/automations • Gemini Opal: https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/google-labs/opal-agent/ • Gemini Scheduled Actions: https://support.google.com/gemini/answer/16316416 📩 Read the full deep dive:https://www.theneuron.ai/explainer-articles/how-to-actually-use-ai-in-2026-the-complete-guide/

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Neuron 正在直播。

The Neuron live.

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我是科里·诺尔斯。

I'm Corey Knowles.

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这是格兰特·哈维,我们非常高兴您今天能来。

This is Grant Harvey, and we're really excited you're here today.

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我们看到在开始之前就已经有很多人准备好了,我们对今天充满期待。

We see we had a bunch of people lined up ready before we got started, and, we're really excited about today.

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这是格兰特和我花大量时间深入人工智能细节的事情。

This is a thing that Grant and I spend a lot of time with our head really, really deep in the AI weeds.

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花了非常多的时间。

Like a lot of time.

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可能是不健康的时间投入。

Probably an unhealthy amount of time.

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但是

But

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但事实是。

but Facts.

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话虽如此,几周前格兰特提出了这个想法,说我们有必要做这件事。

With with that said, Grant brought this idea up a couple of weeks ago that we needed to do this.

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我当时就说,好的。

And I was like, yeah.

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我们确实需要。

We do.

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我们希望确保,虽然我们确实会介绍当前发生的事情以及一些Flash工具,但同样重要的是,我们要帮助那些刚刚开始学习、对AI一无所知的人更好地接触AI。

We wanted to make sure that, you know, while while, yes, we're covering what's happening and and and some of the Flash gear tools, it's also just as important to make sure that we're helping to make AI more accessible to people who are just starting out, just learning.

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而这正是我们今天在这里要做的。

And that's what we're here to do today.

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我马上会放一个投票,了解一下在场各位的AI技能水平。

I'm gonna drop a poll in in just a minute to ask to get a feel for, like, the general level of AI skill of everyone who's here.

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嗯。

Mhmm.

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请诚实地回答。

And Answer honestly, please.

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是的。

Yeah.

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对。

Yes.

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好。

Yeah.

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诚实地回答。

Answer honestly.

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没关系。

It's okay.

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这是匿名的。

It is anonymous.

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另外,如果有人今天想提问,但觉得不好意思,比如担心自己问的问题太傻了,不知道这个之类的。

Also, if anyone has questions they want to ask today that you feel like you might be embarrassed to ask, like you think it's dumb that I don't know this or something.

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首先,没有愚蠢的问题。

First off, no dumb questions.

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其次,欢迎随时发送邮件至 team@TheNeuronDaily,我们会匿名回复您的问题。

Second off, feel free to email us at team@TheNeuronDaily, and we'll address your question anonymously.

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我想确保,如果您有任何问题,今天离开时能得到解答。

I wanna make sure that if you have a question, you leave with it answered today.

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我们想要什么样的选项,格兰特?

What kind of options do we want, Grant?

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全新的。

Brand new.

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是的。

Yeah.

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我们就选全新的吧。

Let's do let's do brand new.

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绝对不要使用 ChatGPT。

Never touch ChatGPT.

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让我们选这个:我以前用过ChatGPT,但我不理解它。

Let's do I have used ChatGPT before, but I don't understand it.

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让我们选这个:我以前用过一些应用,但我想提升我的能力。

Let's do, I've used apps before, but I want to level up my ability.

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也许我们选这个:我想学习这五个步骤的框架。

And maybe let's do, I want to learn the five step framework.

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那就这么办吧。

Let's do it that way.

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等一下。

Hang on one second.

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欢迎,唐娜。

Welcome, Donna.

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你现在的状态很好。

You're in a good place.

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我

I

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在我们进入你的清单之前,我已经先处理了几个。

got through a couple first here already before we we got to your list.

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我用的是全新的。

I had brand new.

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我用得不多。

I use it a little.

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我挺熟练的。

I'm pretty comfortable.

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我设置了第一个OpenAI代理,但希望在临床AI中更专业地使用AI。

Set up my first OpenAI agent, but want to use AI more professionally in clinical AI.

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好的,太好了。

Okay, cool, cool.

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太棒了。

Excellent.

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太棒了。

Excellent.

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这可能比我们今天要讲的内容稍微高级一些,但我们会涵盖许多设置系统的方法,这些方法在你使用AI应对这类场景时会很有帮助。

Might be a little more advanced than we're going to go today, but we will cover, I think a lot of ways to set up the systems that will help you when you're using AI in that sort of scenario.

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所以我认为我们总体上能帮到你们。

So I think we'll be able to help you generally.

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是的。

Yeah.

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我们来看看。

Let's see.

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这对那些因工作被迫使用Copilot,却无法访问ChatGPT或Claude的人有帮助吗?

Will this be relevant to people who are forced to use Copilot for work and don't have access to ChatGPT or Claude?

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好的。

Okay.

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有。

Yes.

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某种程度上是的。

Kind of.

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是的。

Yes.

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是的。

Yes.

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而且我也可以对Copilot说很多话。

And and and there's there's a lot I can say to Copilot as well.

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我们是的。

We Yes.

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我昨天去拜访了,他叫什么来着?

I visited yesterday with oh, what's his title?

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他是负责Cowork集成的产品团队成员。

He's on their product team that's that's dealt with the Cowork integration.

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他们所做的,正是理解微软在Copilot上所做工作的关键:他们把像Grant和我这样的人已经使用很久的炫酷工具,

And what they're doing is really the way to think of what Microsoft is doing with Copilot is that what they're doing is taking the flashy tools that people like Grant and I have been using for quite a while Mhmm.

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并以一种能让大众轻松使用的方式打包起来。

And packaging them up in a way that can be accessible to the masses.

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因为事实是,我们现在仍处在这样一个阶段:有一张很棒的图表用小方块展示了当前的现状。

Because the fact is we're still at a time in this world when most people there's a great chart on this that shows it in little squares.

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格兰特,你见过那张图吗?

Have you seen that, Grant?

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它把高级用户标在角落里一个很小的方块里。

That shows like the power users, this one tiny square in the corner.

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对。

Yeah.

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现在的使用者里,还有不少人处于刚刚起步的阶段,所以把这项技术推广给大众其实是件挺费心的事。

People who use it some are this this little half of this first strip and it it's kind of an effort to take it to the masses.

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我还想说,对于Copilot,微软正努力让它能在现有的微软办公套件里顺畅使用。

I would say also with Copilot, they're trying to make it usable inside the existing Microsoft suite.

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所以他们在尝试把Copilot和自己旗下的所有其他产品打通,这个过程其实相当复杂。

So that they're trying to integrate it with everything else that they do, which is pretty complicated.

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这也就解释了为什么它的表现总不如那些原生搭建的智能代理类新产品好用,你懂的。

So that's why it doesn't always work as well as the new stuff that's built, you know, agent native.

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而且他们的发布速度也较慢,因为要将它整合到一个基于30年旧代码构建的平台上。

And also why their rollouts are a little slower because trying to work it into a platform that has 30 year old that's built on 30 year old code.

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是的。

Yeah.

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你知道,这会带来不少私信。

You know, comes with a number of DMs.

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但我可以告诉你的是,上周Copilot和COWORK被添加到了他们的Frontier计划中。

But what I can tell you is like with Copilot added Cowork this last week to their Frontier program.

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他们发布这些功能的流程是:先让十几个人、二十个人试用,观察他们的使用方式,然后回去重新评估、调整一些内容,再将其纳入Frontier。

So the way they roll these out for context is they start with, like, a dozen people, 20 people, and they let them try it, see how they use it, and then they go back and reevaluate, move some things around, then they put it into Frontier.

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Frontier是他们的测试计划。

Frontier is their, like, beta program.

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你可以申请加入,通过它你也能接触到其他一些功能。

You can request access to it, and that's where you get access to some of these other things as well.

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因此,所有这些功能都会先在Frontier中推出,目的是让他们在向微软平台数十亿用户大规模推送之前,先解决一些棘手的问题。

So with Frontier, all of this stuff comes out there first, and it's meant to be a chance for them to deal with some of the headaches and problems before they push it out to the billions of people across the Microsoft interface.

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所以这很有道理,但结果是,它有时会稍微落后于时代。

So it it makes a lot of sense, but as a result, it winds up a little behind the times at the moment sometimes.

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那我们来谈谈这个。

So let's let's Yeah.

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我们会讨论这个问题。

We'll talk about that.

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我们转到格兰特。

Let's pass over to Grant.

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好的。

Yeah.

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好的。

Yeah.

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我们会讨论这个问题。

We'll we'll we'll talk about that.

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我们会深入探讨。

We'll get into it.

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我在这里看到了一些其他非常酷的使用案例。

I saw some other really cool use cases in here.

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人们不知道该订阅什么。

People don't know what to subscribe to.

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有一些人是研究人员。

There's some people who are researchers.

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有些人把Claude安装在自己的Mac mini上。

Some people have Claude set up on their own Mac mini.

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这很棒。

That's great.

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Perplexity的订阅。

Perplexity subscription.

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这是个好问题。

That's a good question.

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我们可以回答这个问题。

We can answer that.

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但在我们分心之前,我们得先聚焦于最基础的内容,作为我们的起点。

But before we get distracted, we're we're trying to focus on the the very basics to start us off here.

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所以,我打算共享我的屏幕,简要介绍一下除了回答问题之外我们还将涵盖的内容。

So I'm gonna go ahead and share my screen and just walk through very briefly what we're gonna cover in addition to all of the questions.

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所以,是的。

So Yeah.

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在开始之前,我会打开我的屏幕,并共享这份文档。

Before I begin, I'm going to open my screen here and I'm going to share this document.

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这就是科里和我今天计划涵盖的内容。

So this is what Corey and I plan to cover today.

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我们会先做个开场。

So we're going to cover we got our opening.

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我们会讨论五层AI熟练度模型,我们为此写过一篇博客。

We're going to talk about the five level AI proficiency stack, which we wrote a blog about.

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我认为这对人们理解如何从当前水平逐步提升到大多数有效使用这些工具的人所达到的水平非常有帮助——这些人并非像前沿工程师那样极致地使用工具,但也涵盖了绝对初学者的内容。

And I think this is going be really helpful for people to understand how to go from where you are now to what the majority of people who are using these tools effectively, who aren't, let's say like frontier engineers are doing to use these tools to the maximum capability, but also absolute beginner stuff.

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所以我用ChatGPT,但我知道自己并没有充分利用它,甚至都不清楚ChatGPT到底是什么?

So I use ChatGPT, but I know I'm not getting the most out of it or even just what is ChatGPT?

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我们会非常基础地讲解这一点。

We're gonna talk about that very, very basic.

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我们会涵盖最基础的内容。

So we'll cover the absolute basics.

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我们会讨论项目与提示词的区别,以及你应该从哪个开始。

We'll cover projects versus prompting and which one you should start with.

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然后我们会介绍这五个层级。

And then we'll go through the five levels.

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分别是:项目、提示词、技能、自动化和智能体。

So projects, prompting, skills, automations, and agents.

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之后我们会进行一个问答环节。

And then we'll do more of a Q and A break.

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如果时间允许,我们会讨论哪些工具最适合做什么——我们预计会有足够的时间。

And then we'll talk if we have time, which we suspect we will, which tools are best for what.

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如果时间允许,我们还会深入一些其他内容。

And then if we have time, we'll get into some of this other stuff.

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但可能我们大部分时间都会讨论这些核心概念,然后从这里展开到其他方面。

But probably we'll we'll spend most of the time talking about this core these core concepts, and then we'll get into everything from there.

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所以我要停止共享了。

So I'm gonna stop sharing

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我的屏幕。

my screen.

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是的。

Yeah.

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我们也会在过程中尽量回答问题。

And and we'll try to get to questions as we go too.

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我们确实有人在帮我们管理这些问题,因为问题太多了。

We absolutely have someone helping us manage those because it's a lot.

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所以我们会边进行边回答问题,我们会一直在这里,直到结束。

So we'll get them as we go and we're here till we're done.

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你知道,理想情况下,大概两三个小时。

You know, ideally, couple hours.

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另外,如果你需要提前离开,或者无法全程参与,请知道我们结束后会提供录像存档。

Also know if you have to leave, if you're not available here for the whole time, please know that, this will be available as an archive when we're done.

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所以,如果你需要,随时可以回来观看。

So, you can come back to it if you have to.

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不过首先,如果你愿意的话,请花几秒钟订阅一下我们的频道,因为我们非常希望你能回来参加更多这样的活动。

First off though, if you would, please take just a second and subscribe to the channel because we'd love to have you back here for more of these.

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未来我们会做很多类似的内容,除了我们常规的访谈之外,还有其他各种活动。

We're gonna do a lot of stuff like this moving forward in addition to the regular interviews we have, all of those things.

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在开始之前,还有其他需要通知的事项吗,格兰特?

Anything else housekeeping wise, Grant, before we dive in?

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是的。

Yes.

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我们即将推出一份机器人领域的通讯。

We're launching a robotics newsletter.

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让我拿一下

Let me grab

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那个表格在这。

the form for that.

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所以如果有人刚接触机器人,是的。

So if anyone's if anyone's intro into robots Yeah.

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我们有一个,我们有一个

Let me We've got a we've got a

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也有这个表格。

form for that as well.

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这个很快就会推出。

That's it's coming pretty soon.

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我一时想不起来具体日期。

I don't know the date off the top of my head.

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大概几周后就会发布。

It's it'll be in a couple weeks.

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但你可以直接在那里注册早期访问权限。

But, you can sign up for early access right there.

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基本上,如果你对人工智能感兴趣,觉得了解这些东西很有趣。

Basically, if AI stuff is interesting to you, you just think it's fun to learn about this stuff.

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如果你想跟踪机器人进展,以及它们何时能取代你的整个身体,这份通讯就是为你准备的。

If you wanna keep track of how robot progress is going and how soon they'll be able to replace your entire physical body, this will be the robe this will be the newsletter for you.

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所以一定要去看看。

So definitely check that out.

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非常好。

Excellent.

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很棒。

Cool.

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那么,科里,你愿意从最基础的内容开始,打开你的ChatGPT,给大家做个介绍吗?

So Corey, do you wanna start with the absolute basics and open up your ChatGPT and just introduce people to it?

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让我来吧。

Let me I'll do that.

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我这就打开我的ChatGPT。

I will pull up my ChatGPT here.

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好的。

Great.

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我的情况可能会比你的更复杂一点,因为我用的是我们团队的账号,还涉及其他很多东西。

Mine is gonna be a little a little crazier than yours because I I work our team account and a bunch of other things as well.

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给我一点时间。

Give me just a moment.

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我本该早就做了。

I should have done already.

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对吧?

Right?

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所以,好吧。

So Okay.

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在你打开的时候,我想先说几件事。

I just wanna address a couple of things while you're pulling it up.

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在迁出OpenAI之前,我们有几个问题。

So we've got a couple of questions before migrating off OpenAI.

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最好把所有的聊天记录清晰地归入不同项目中吗?

Is it best to organize all your chats clearly into projects?

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这其实是个好问题。

That's actually a good question.

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我认为一般来说,你导出所有聊天记录后,会得到一份非常杂乱的文档,你可能需要借助你正在迁入的AI工具来帮助整理。

I think in general, you export all of your chats, it's a very messy document and you'll probably wanna use whatever AI you're transitioning into to help you organize that.

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所以我不确定项目是否能帮你实现这一点。

So I don't know if projects help you in that way.

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我以前从来没这么做过,但我会上手研究一下,并且我会给莱克西写一篇相关的说明。

I've actually never never done it that way before, but I'll look into that and I'll I'll I'll write something up on that, Lexi.

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科里,你准备好了就告诉我。

Corey, let me know when you're ready.

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好的。

Cool.

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我有点紧张

I'm nervous And about

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看起来可以开始了,请继续。

it creating looks like Go ahead.

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我的网络连接在开这个的时候也很糟糕,是不是?

My connection is is doing awful with this open too, isn't it?

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不是的。

No.

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没事的。

It's fine.

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我说话的声音听起来正常吗?

Do I sound okay?

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好的。

Okay.

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是的。

Yes.

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酷。

Cool.

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好的。

Alright.

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嗯,我相信你们大多数人现在都已经知道了,如果还不知道,那可能一直躲着没上网,这也没关系。

Well, I'm sure most of you know this by now, and if you don't, you've probably been under a rock, that's okay.

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这是ChatGPT。

This is ChatGPT.

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它的界面非常简单。

It's a very simple interface.

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我不会在这儿花太多时间讲那些琐碎的细节。

I'm not gonna bore us too much with the other thing, with all of the the nitpickies right here.

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但我只是想展示一下,你知道的,你注册一个账号。

But I just wanna show you that, you know, you set up an account.

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它可以是免费的。

It could be free.

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可能是20美元。

It can be $20.

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根据你的应用,可能是200美元。

It can be $200 depending on your application.

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我建议从20美元开始。

I recommend I recommend starting at $20.

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事实上,免费账户和20美元账户之间的差别非常大。

The truth is the difference in the free account and the $20 account is huge.

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200美元的账户是给那些整天都需要使用它的人准备的。

The $200 account is for professionals who need to be using it all day.

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他们需要更高的使用限额。

They need higher limits.

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他们需要所有这些功能。

They need all of that kind of stuff.

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所以,当你进来时,你会看到这样的界面。

So, you know, you'll come in and this is what you'll see.

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你可能会看到这个界面是打开的,但里面是空的。

You'll probably see this open, you know, but it'll be empty.

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这里是项目、之前的对话以及类似的内容。

And this is projects, previous conversations, and things like that.

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你会直接到这里来。

You'll come right over here.

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我喜欢把侧边栏收起来,因为这样界面更整洁。

I like to keep my sidebar closed just because it keeps it cleaner.

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你会问它一个问题,比如:嘿。

And you'll ask it a question like, hey.

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目前市场上最适合新手司机的电动车是哪款?

What's the best EV on the market right now for a new driver?

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它会去处理你的请求,过一会儿就会返回结果。

And it's gonna go and it's gonna do the thing, and it'll come back in just a moment.

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那是一个提示。

That was a prompt.

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过一会儿,它就会回来。

In a minute, it's gonna come back.

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它会给我们一个答案。

It's gonna give us an answer.

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它现在正在推理。

It's reasoning right now.

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所以它正在检查各种选项,考虑哪些因素最重要。

So check it's checking options with an eye toward what matters.

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所以这就是最基本的操作。

So that's that's the very, very basic.

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我不会在这里过多纠缠。

I'm not gonna get too hung up here.

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我只是想向那些还不知道的人展示一下。

I just wanted to show you for anyone who doesn't know that.

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你也可以和它对话。

You can also talk to it.

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如果你点这里,就可以启用语音输入,说‘嘿’。

If you hit right here, you can you can hit dictate and say, hey.

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我最近一直看到这些新的Lucid电动车。

I've been seeing these new lucid EVs.

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给我讲讲它们。

Tell me about those.

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你可以随时停止并点击发送,它会将语音转为文字并立即发送。

And you can stop and hit send, it will translate it to text and send it right over.

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非常简单。

Super easy.

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你可以选择不同的思考深度,其中一些我们稍后会详细讨论。

You have different options for how much you wanted to think, some of which are things we'll get into a little bit later.

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好了。

There we go.

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还可以连接各种不同的工具。

And, different tools you can connect to it.

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你可以上传图片并就图片内容向它提问。

You can upload pictures and ask it questions about them.

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你可以使用网页搜索。

You got web search.

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你还可以使用他们所有的其他工具。

You've got all their other tools.

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你还可以使用他们的应用商店。

You've got their app store.

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所有这些基础功能都一应俱全。

Just all of the basics right here.

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它会返回结果并推荐现代Kona电动车。

And it comes back and it recommends the Hyundai Kona electric.

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这款车刚刚好,体积小到容易停车,驾驶起来也很轻松。

It's the sweet spot, small enough to park easily, easy to drive.

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这些对新手司机来说都很重要。

Those are things that matter for a new driver.

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所以它不仅能告诉你目前哪些电动车是最好的。

So it's able to not just tell you what are the best EVs right now.

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它还能告诉你,对于你的情况,哪款电动车最合适,而且你可以进一步深入了解。

It's telling you what's the best EV for your situation, and you could go more in-depth.

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比如,在提问时,一个关键点是我们待会儿要讨论的:现在,我本可以只问‘市场上最好的电动车是什么?’

Like, one of the keys when it comes to prompting, and we're gonna talk about this, is that right now, I could have just said what's the best EV on the market.

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我只要这么说,它就能给我一个不错的答案。

It could have been all I said, and it would have given me a good answer.

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但我加了‘对于新手司机’这个条件,这就增加了一个限定因素。

But I said for a new driver, which is adding a qualifier on there.

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但我也可以更具体地问:‘在一个人口2.5万的农村地区,目前市场上最适合新手司机的电动车是什么?’它能理解你得考虑充电距离有多远。

But I could have also said, what's the best EV on the market right now for a new driver in a rural community of 25,000, you know, where it has an idea of, like, you know, how far is it gonna have to go to charge?

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你需要多长的续航里程?

How long of a range do you need?

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它能综合所有这些信息,给出更出色、更全面的答案。

It's able to take all that in and come up with all these much better, much more thorough answers.

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在这里

Up here

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所以好的。

So okay.

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让我们快速回顾一下你做了什么。

Let's just very quickly recap what you did.

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你去了 chat.com。

So you went to chat.com.

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你进入了下方的上下文窗口或聊天窗口。

You went to what below is the con the context window or the chat window.

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是的。

Yep.

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你输入了这个提示,并提供了非常具体的信息,说明你想要找什么。

You typed in this prompt and you gave it very specific information about what you were looking to to find.

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聊天机器人和谷歌之间的一个区别是,使用谷歌时,你通常使用关键词来寻找与你搜索内容相关的网页,或像问题这样的关键词短语。

So one difference between a chatbot and Google is that Google, you're usually using keywords to try and get a web page that's relevant to what you're searching for or key phrases like questions.

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使用ChatGPT时,你提供的上下文越多、越具体、越使用完整句子,它给出的回复就会越好。

With ChatGPT, the more context that you give it and the more specific you are and the more you write full sentences, it actually will give you a much better response.

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是的,搜索在你输入的内容越多时就越容易遇到困难。

Yeah, where search will start to struggle the more you put there.

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除非你非常擅长高级搜索技巧。

Unless you're really good at the fancy search.

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是的。

Yeah.

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但那样做需要你去导航到子菜单,操作起来很麻烦。

But that takes, you have to navigate to sub menus to do that.

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直接说出来、明确表达你想要的东西要简单得多。

It's much easier to just talk out loud and and ask for what you want.

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接下来我们快速来谈谈迭代的概念。

So what we're gonna do next here really quick is the idea of iteration.

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迭代就是当你收到一个回复时,觉得不错,但可能并不是你真正需要的。

Iteration is when you get a response and you're like, I like that, but maybe that's not what I need.

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你知道,我之前问过你关于Lucid的事,接下来我们要说的是,告诉我有关这些车的情况。

You know, I've asked you about the Lucid here, and what we're gonna say is tell me about those.

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另外,我们住在一个约两万五千人口的中型乡村城市。

Also, we live in a midsize rural city of about 25,000 people.

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两千人口,看看它会给我们什么不同的反馈,因为结果可能会不一样。

Thousand people and, see what it tells us is different there because it might come back.

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它会突然开始考虑续航里程。

It's gonna suddenly start taking into account range.

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它会考虑充电桩的可用性以及充电桩的类型。

It's going to take into account availability of chargers and, types of chargers.

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比如,如果一辆车需要非常特定的充电桩,你知道,你可能对某一种电动车没问题,但对这种需要超特定充电桩的车就不行了。

So, like, if a car has a very specific charger it needs, you know, it might be that you would be fine with one type of EB, but you might not be okay with this one with this super specific charger.

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但这些基本上就是这个过程的核心。

But that's really kind of the basics of this.

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但我们会看到,在获得这些额外细节后,它返回的回应会更加贴合我的需求。

But what we're gonna see is it's gonna come back with a response that's much more tailored to me after getting these additional details too.

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所以听好了。

So listen.

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它们生产的电动车非常出色,但目标客户是豪华车买家,而不是第一次购买电动车的人。

It makes very impressive EVs, but they're aimed for the luxury buyer than the first EV shopper.

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这很公平。

That's fair.

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确实如此。

It's true.

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是的。

Yeah.

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它们太棒了。

They're so awesome.

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我问是因为我想买一辆。

I I asked because I want one.

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目前有两款Lucid车型值得关注,分别是Lucid Air。

There are two lucids to know right now, Lucid Air.

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在乡村小城市里,它有什么优势?

What's great about it in a rural smaller city?

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这就是搜索引擎给不了你的东西。

Here's what you don't get from search.

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我不是说让你把这个当作搜索引擎来用。

Now I'm not saying use this as search.

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它确实好得多,但我用它来替代搜索引擎。

It's it's significantly better but I use it instead of it.

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我可能这一周都没用过谷歌搜索。

Like I haven't used Google search probably this week.

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作为一名写了多年文字的人,我以前每天要用它四五十次。

And I, as a writer for years, used to use it probably forty, fifty times a day.

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所以,没错,Lucid 究竟好在哪里?

So, yeah, what's great about Lucid?

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长续航是一个真正的优势。

The long range is a real advantage.

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它设计得减少了充电次数。

It's built for fewer charging stops.

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这在小镇上很重要。

That matters in a small town.

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你的大部分驾驶都从家开始,也以家结束。

Most of your driving starts and ends at home.

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这使得在农村地区拥有它比拥有续航较短的车辆容易得多。

This can make rural ownership much easier than shorter range vehicles.

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所以,你知道,这是个好消息。

So, you know, that's good news.

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这让人犹豫的地方是,它是一个相对小众的品牌。

Here's what gives it pause like it's a relatively niche brand.

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如果你需要维修,是的,这说得通。

If you need service, yeah, that's fair.

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好的。

Okay.

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所以我现在要退出这里,然后我们快速看一下这边。

So I'm gonna back out of this now and we're going to take a quick peek over here.

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我来给你展示一下模型选择器。

I'm gonna show you the model selector.

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这里有多种你可以使用的模型。

This is there are a variety of models you can use.

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他们让这个界面比以前简单多了。

They've kept this much more simple than it used to be.

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通常情况下,你最常使用的应该是即时模式。

Instant will is what you would use probably most of the time.

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至少他们是这么告诉你的。

At least that's what what they would tell you.

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坦白说,我通常会保持在思考模式。

Frankly, I tend to keep it on thinking.

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如果我没记错的话,专业版在20美元的账户里可能不可用。

Pro is pass probably not available in the $20 account if I'm not mistaken.

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但即时模式是一个较小的模型。

But instant is a smaller model.

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它快得多。

It's way faster.

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它不会进行深度思考。

It's not thinking.

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它所做的更像是尝试即时回忆一个足够好的答案,因为并不是每个问题都需要时间来思考。

What it's doing is more trying to, you know, instant recall a good enough answer because not every question needs time to think.

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很多问题可以直接回答。

Lots of questions can be answered just right off the bat.

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比如,如果你需要知道,等等,哪些颜色混合能变成紫色?

Like, if you need to know, wait, what what colors make purple again?

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它可以直接告诉你答案。

It it can just tell you that.

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但如果你想知道的是,我在家得宝最喜欢的是哪一种紫色?

But if what you wanna know is, which purple is it I like it at at Home Depot?

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在他们的某个品牌中,有一种紫色。

In one of their brands, there's this purple.

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这种紫色和道奇的老款饱满疯狂紫非常相似。

It's really similar to Dodge's old plump crazy purple.

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如果你想知道这个,那就需要动脑思考了。

If you wanna know that, that's where you go to thinking.

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而专业版则是你自己打造这类内容的地方。

And pro is where you go if you want to build one of those for yourself.

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我们再来看看这边。

And let's see over here.

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侧边栏里提供了多种功能供你选择。

You got a number of things available to you in the side panel.

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这里可以开始一个新的聊天。

This is where you start a new chat.

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你可以搜索过去的聊天记录。

You can search your past chats.

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你可以进去说,天啊。

You can go in and be like, oh god.

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我有一千个这样的。

I've got a thousand of these.

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有一次,我问它关于《回到未来》的事。

And one time, I asked it about, I don't know, I asked it about back to the future.

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所以你可以搜索《回到未来》。

So you could search back to the future.

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它会显示你曾经和它讨论过这个话题的每一次记录。

It'll show you every time you've ever discussed that with it.

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做个测试吧。

Do a do a test of that.

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试着搜索一下。

Try to do a search.

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即使它返回《回到未来》也没关系。

It's okay if it does back to the future.

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好的。

Okay.

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我们来查微软吧,因为我刚才正好在处理一些与微软相关的事情。

Let's do let's do Microsoft because I was just doing some stuff with Microsoft earlier.

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基于订阅的推销技巧、AI在项目管理中的集成、微软的AI安全重点、CoreWeave的计划。

Subscriber based pitching tips, AI integration for program management, Microsoft AI security focus, CoreWeave plans.

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这些可不是普通的搜索。

These are not like searches.

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这些是我之前与我的个人AI对话中提到过微软的记录搜索。

These are searches of conversations I've had with my personal AI before where Microsoft was mentioned.

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它效果非常好。

It works really, really well.

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此外,你还可以使用各种应用程序,但那可能比你现在想了解的要深入一些。

Also, you've got various apps you can use, but that's probably a little more in-depth than you wanna go today.

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不过如果我们时间允许,最后再回头讲这个。

But if we have time at the end, we'll go back to that.

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深度研究是一个工具,让你提出一个问题,然后让它思考三十分钟。

Deep research is a tool that allows you to ask a question and get it to go think for thirty minutes.

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如果你正在做一份大型报告,想让它去浏览电子表格,从政府网站收集行业数据之类的,而且准确性非常重要,这时候你就该用深度研究。

You know, if if what you're doing is a say you're doing a big report and you want it to go through like a spreadsheet and you want it to go gather industry data from a government site, stuff like that and accuracy is really, really important.

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这就是你使用深度研究的场景。

That's where you use deep research.

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它会花更长一点的时间。

It takes a little while longer.

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在思考模式下,等多久比较合适?

How long is good to wait in thinking mode?

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一旦看到它在转圈,你是直接退出还是主动干预?

And once you see it circling, do you just get out or confront?

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这个过程可能需要几分钟,莱克西。

It can take as long as a few minutes, Lexi.

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抱歉。

Sorry.

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我刚看到你问了这个问题。

I just saw you ask that question.

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它可能需要几分钟的时间。

It can take as long as a few minutes.

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它也可能短一些。

It can be a little short.

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这完全取决于你问的是什么。

It totally depends on what you ask.

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它们在调整这个时间长度方面已经进步了很多。

They've gotten much more about kind of flexing that amount of time.

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以前,思考意味着固定几秒钟,后来时间变短了,但人们又希望更长一些,因为他们面临更复杂的问题,给它更多时间能让它思考得更深入。

It used to be that thinking meant x number of seconds, and then it got a little shorter and then people wanted longer because they had harder problems and giving it more time lets it think more.

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所以,你知道,如果你真的想运行它,就告诉它开始,如果它开始转圈,你可以去另一个聊天窗口做别的事,它完成后会通知你。

So, you know, if the truth is you can run it, tell it to go, and if it starts circling, you can go over to another chat and work on something else and it'll you can have it notify you when it's done.

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所以你不必干坐着盯着它。

So you don't have to just sit and stare at it.

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通常,我会在这里打开两三个ChatGPT窗口。

Usually, what I will do is I'll spin up two or three ChatGPT windows here.

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如果我今天早上知道有两三个任务要处理,我会逐一启动它们,然后去喝杯咖啡,顺便处理邮件,让AI自己运行。

And if I have two or three things I know I need to work on this morning, I'll go start each of those, and then I'll go over and I'll drink my coffee while I go through my email and just let it work.

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你不必一直盯着它看。

You don't have to just stare at it.

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事实上,这才是真正提升效率的地方。

The truth is that's where the big productivity boost is.

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它正在为我做一些基础工作,而这些工作我本来就要做。

It's it's doing some legwork for me while I'm going through something else I need to do right now anyways.

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我的日程一直很满,而这种方式真的让我豁然开朗。

My day is my day is busy, and this has been such an unlock.

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我之前看过,比如格兰特和我过去十四个月的产出数据。

I was looking at, like, even just Grant and I's production numbers from the last, like, fourteen months.

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格兰特,我还没告诉过你这件事。

Grant, I haven't even told you this.

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哦,真的吗?

Oh, really?

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我的录音停止了。

My recording has stopped.

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哦,不妙。

Oh, no.

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你没事的。

You're good.

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我还在

I still

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看到是的。

see Yeah.

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好的。

Okay.

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让我在这里按一下。

Let me hit something here.

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哦,看来他不小心被踢出了直播。

Oh, looks like he'd just accidentally kicked himself off the stream.

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嗯,他马上就会重新加入。

Well, he'll rejoin in just a moment.

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我很想知道他刚才在说什么,但我刚刚在聊天框里发了一条消息,总结一下我们刚才讨论的内容。

I'm curious to hear what he was talking about, but I just posted something in the chat just to recap what we covered.

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所以我们讲了,你去访问你最喜欢的网站,也许你还没有最喜欢的网站。

So we covered, you go to your favorite website and maybe you don't have a favorite website yet.

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所以最容易开始的是 chat.com。

So the easiest one to start with is chat.com.

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我最近特别喜欢的是 claude.ai。

The one that I really like lately is claude.ai.

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但这两个网站都不会让你失望。

But you can't go wrong with either of those.

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Gemini 和 Grok 大概是第三和第四好的选择。

Gemini and Grok are the third and the fourth probably best.

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而且 Gemini 的智能水平至少与最高水平相当,但我们发现它的表现不够稳定,而且应用程序体验也不够好。

And Gemini has higher intelligence than, is at least on par with the highest intelligence, but we find that it's not as consistent and actually the app is not as good.

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所以我们首先推荐 Chat 和 Claude,然后是 Gemini,再然后是给完全新手的。

So that's why we would recommend Chat and Claude first and then Gemini second and then, yeah, for total beginners.

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给完全新手的。

For total beginners.

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是的。

Yeah.

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对。

Yeah.

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在你下线之前,不过呢。

Before you drop off, but yeah.

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因为还有 Copilot。

Because there is Copilot as well.

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是的。

Yeah.

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我经常这么做,我知道有些人对Copilot有强烈的意见,甚至非常不喜欢它。

The thing the reason I often and I know I know there are people who have strong opinions about Copilot and and really dislike it.

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但我有时推荐它给初学者的原因是,只需一个订阅,你就能获得ChatGPT最好的模型和Anthropic最好的Claude模型。

But the reason I recommend it sometimes to beginners is because for one subscription, you get access to ChatGPT's best models, Claude's best Anthropic's best models.

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所以你可以获得Claude、ChatGPT和Claude,全部整合在一个账户里。

So Claude, you get ChatGPT and Claude in one account.

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你可以在这几个模型之间切换,而且他们昨天刚推出一项新功能,让这些模型互相点评。

You can switch between them and there's a new feature they just dropped yesterday to where those models critique each other.

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其他人没有这样做。

No one else is doing that.

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至少没有大规模地这么做。

At least not on a broad scale.

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我们在智能体中已经做过类似的事情,但还没有向大众广泛推出过。

It's a thing we've done in agents and such but not a thing that has been, like, rolled out to the masses.

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而且这项功能很快就会推出,非常快。

And that's that's coming very, very soon.

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它现在已经在前沿版本中了,到夏天就会向公众开放。

It's in Frontier now, and it'll be to the public by summer.

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事实上,如果你只是普通用户,你会从中获得很多好处,尤其是如果你本来就习惯把文件保存在三月之类的文件夹里的话。

The truth is if if you're a casual user, you're gonna get a lot out of that, especially if you already save your files in in March or something anyway.

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话虽如此,是的,我用的是ChatGPT和Claude。

With that said, yeah, I I'm ChatGPT, Claude.

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对。

Yeah.

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我用的是Gemini。

Those I mean, I use Gemini.

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我们待会儿再聊这个。

We'll get into this.

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还有Gemini。

And Gemini.

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Gemini适合特定的使用场景,但不适合我的日常主力工具。

Gemini for specific use cases, but not for my daily driver.

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我稍后会解释为什么。

And I'll explain why in a minute.

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是的。

Yeah.

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格兰特和

Grant and

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你应该知道,我们的日常使用工具是相反的。

I have opposing daily drivers is what you should know.

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这并没有什么真正的原因。

And and it's not for any real reason.

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事实上,这两个工具的大部分功能都是相同的。

The truth is most of the same features exist in both tools.

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在任何给定时刻,它们都拥有该领域中排名前二的模型。

Both of them have, at any given moment, the top two models in in in the space.

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但我想说的是,一旦你习惯了某个工具,有时候就没必要每次出现新模型或小改动就更换。

But what I will say is that once you get a tool you're comfortable with, sometimes it's not worth changing every time there's a new model or a little tweak.

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我的意思是,如果有重要的事情,你当然可以换。

I mean, if there's something significant and you want, absolutely.

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但我强烈建议你找一个你真正喜欢界面、用着顺手的工具,可以试试它们的免费版,看看:我真的不喜欢这个的使用方式。

But I highly recommend finding one you're you just like the interface on, you're comfortable, you can go and try out their free versions and see, like, I just don't like how this work.

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这个用起来不错,或者我真的很喜欢这个的使用方式。

This works or I I really like how this works.

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如果是这种情况,就坚持用下去吧,因为这些公司现在每隔几个月就会推出新模型。

And if that's the case, stick with it because these these companies are putting out models every couple of months right now.

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只要你用的是其中任何一个,你都能随时拥有接近甚至达到最前沿的模型。

And if you're with either one of these, you're always going to have something that's right near state of the art, if not the state of the art.

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所以我强烈推荐你选其中一个,或者两个都用,只要你有余钱——因为我每天都用这两个。

So I would highly recommend either one of them or both if you just have the expendable money because I use them both daily.

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所以我想再补充一点。

So I just wanna cover one thing.

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有人问到了Perplexity。

So Perplex someone asked about Perplexity.

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我目前不打算订阅Perplexity的原因是,除非你打算购买他们的高价产品Perplexity Computer(这是另一个产品),因为Perplexity的大部分功能,ChatGPT、Gemini都能做到,Claude也能部分做到。

The reason why I would maybe not subscribe to Perplexity right now, unless you're gonna pay for their expensive version for Perplexity Computer, which is a different product, is because most of what Perplexity does, ChatGPT does and Gemini can do and Claude can kind of do.

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我们会在第二部分进一步讨论这个话题。

And we'll get into that more in part two.

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但如果你喜欢Perplexity,并且觉得它在搜索场景中对你特别有价值,那完全可以用它。

But if if you like Perplexity and you find it really, really valuable for you specifically for search use cases, totally fine to use it.

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是的。

Yeah.

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在我看来,它并不一定能够替代ChatGPT或Claude这样的日常主力工具。

It's not it's not, in my opinion, necessarily a replacement for like a daily driver like Chat or Claude.

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对。

Yeah.

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如果你是把它当作主力工具来用,我很想了解你是怎么使用的。

If you're using it that way, I'd love to learn more about how you're using it.

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对我来说,它更多是一种补充。

For me, it's more of a supplement too.

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我非常喜欢Perplexity的发现功能,它会根据我的兴趣推送新闻。

I really love Perplexity's discover feature where it caters news to me.

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它会根据它认为我今天想看的新闻内容,自动生成新闻文章。

Essentially, writes news articles based on what it thinks I wanna read the news about today.

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是的。

Yeah.

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而且很多时候,它推送的内容比真实新闻更积极、更有趣。

And and a lot of times, it's a lot more positive and interesting than the real news are.

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没错,Perplexity在金融领域有很多非常高级的应用场景。

And yeah, perplexity has a lot of really sophisticated financial use cases.

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正如我所说,Perplexity Computer是完全不同的产品。

Like I said, perplexity computer is like a totally different product.

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它有点像是OpenAI的替代品,而且非常出色。

And that would be kind of like a replacement for OpenCLaw and that's really good.

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所以,如果你愿意为Perplexity Computer花钱,那就是完全不同的话题了,而且很可能值得你投入时间。

So I think if you're willing to spend the money for a Perplexity Computer, that's a completely different conversation and that probably would be worth your time.

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这并不是说你不能在ChatGPT或Claude中做Perplexity Computer能做的事情。

Now it's not to say that you can't do what Perplexity Computer does in ChatGPT or Claude.

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只是你无法达到Perplexity Computer那样的水平。

You just can't do it to the level of Perplexity Computer.

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是的,完全正确。

Yes, exactly.

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是的,Perplexity用于研究,马库斯·斯通说,嗯,确实很不错。

Yeah, Perplexity for Research, Marcus Stone says, yeah, I mean, it's pretty good.

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我发现它能访问的网站数量可能仅次于ChatGPT。

I find that it can access probably the most websites besides ChatGPT.

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我觉得ChatGPT几乎能访问你需要去的每一个网站。

Think ChatGPT can access pretty much every website that you need to go to.

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但话说回来,我们还有没有其他想聊的初学者内容?

But yeah, so let's get into, are there any more absolute beginner things we wanna cover?

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我觉得应该聊聊如何使用提示词和界面。

I I think hitting prompts, how to use the interface.

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我唯一没展示出来的东西是,由于我的网络连接问题,我不太想再提了:如果你进入ChatGPT的设置,会有一个个性化选项,那是一个很大的菜单。

The only thing I could have shown that I didn't, and I'm hesitant to bring it back up because of my internet access, is if you go to your settings in ChatGPT, there's a personalization option and it's a big menu.

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它并不让人畏惧,但你会想:你希望它怎么跟你对话?

It's not intimidating but it's like, how do you want it to talk to it?

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你希望它友好一点、书呆子气一点,还是务实一点?

Do you want it do you do you want it to be friendly, nerdy, pragmatic?

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你希望它非常专业吗?

Do you want it to be, you know, very professional?

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你可以自定义所有这些设置,还可以告诉它一些关于你的信息,从而决定你们互动的方式。

You know, you can customize all of that and you can tell it things about yourself and determine, like, how your interactions go.

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这真的是一次巨大的突破

And that was a really big unlock

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对我而言也是如此。

for me.

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我们可以在我这边展示一下。

We can show it on mine.

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你能不能给我演示一下怎么操作?

Why why don't you walk me through how to do that?

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好的。

Okay.

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往下滚动到左下角,那里有你的信息和设置选项。

Go down to the bottom left where your information is there, your settings.

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点击确定。

Click Okay.

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往上找到个性化设置。

Go up to set personalization.

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好的。

Okay.

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你看到这个了吗?

So you see this?

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我之前是点击了左下角的个人资料。

So what I did is I clicked on my profile in the bottom left corner.

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那会是你的名字、邮箱之类的。

That'll be your name or your email or something.

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然后我去设置了个性化。

And I went to personalization.

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对,没错。

And yeah.

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当你来到这里时,比如那个顶部的下拉菜单,就是一个非常好的选项。

And when you get over here, like, that top drop down, for example, is a really good one.

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你看,你有这么多不同的选项。

You know, you've got all these different options.

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你可以让系统以你想要的任何方式与你互动。

You can have it communicate with you however you want.

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我通常用的是古怪模式,我想是这样。

I usually use Quirky, I believe.

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好像有个很技术宅的选项,不过我也可能记错了。

Seems like there was a nerdy, but I could be wrong.

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你可以通过多种方式微调它的语气,如果有什么让你烦躁,或者你特别需要它为你解锁更多功能的话。

You can adjust its tone in a variety of ways up and down a little bit if something's getting on your nerves or you've got something you really feel like you need from it to to better unlock capabilities for you.

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这真的很酷。

This is really cool.

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是的。

Yeah.

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确实如此。

It really is.

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这是一个很棒的个性化功能,但使用的人还远远不够。

It's a great personalization feature and not nearly enough people use it.

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在我的自定义指令中,我让它做一些事情,比如质疑我的假设,当我把某些未经证实的事情当作真理时提醒我,还有其他各种类似的功能,目的是让它更好地满足我的需求。

In custom instructions like mine is told to do things like challenge my assumptions, double check me if I've taken anything for granted as true that is not, and a variety of things like that that are designed to get it to give me what I need out of my AI.

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而我需要的,是一个能在我冲动时拉住我的缓冲器。

And what I need is a backstop to I rush.

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我每天都会在极短的时间内做很多事情,所以我需要一个能提醒我:‘慢下来,科里。’的东西。

I do a lot of things in a small amount of time every single day of my life, and I need something that can be like, slow down, Corey.

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你把钥匙留在门里了,就像昨天克劳德做的那样。

You've for you've left the keys in the door much like Claude did yesterday.

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对。

And Yeah.

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我们稍后再谈这个吧。

We'll talk about that maybe later.

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如果没有,我看聊天里有一大堆问题。

If not, I I see there are a a million questions in the chat here.

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是的。

Yeah.

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我们来回答这些问题吧。

Let's answer these.

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所有的

All of

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这些都整理出来,之后可以写成一篇博客文章,因为很明显今天我们不可能回答每一个问题。

these out, and we can put them in a blog article after because I've I've it's pretty clear we're not going to get every single one of them today.

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但无论我们没讲到什么,都会写进博客文章,并在Neuron中分享。

But whatever we don't, we'll put in a blog article and share in the Neuron as well.

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关于马克汉姆MVP的问题,如何最好地使用AI工具融入求职过程,我想说一下。

I will say for the question about Markham MVP, best way to use AI tools to integrate into a job search.

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我们会介绍一些能帮助你做到这一点的内容。

We're gonna cover something that will help you do that.

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事实上,也许我们可以把这个作为我们情景规划的一部分。

And in fact, maybe we can use that as part of our scenario planning here.

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我另外想说的是,我在聊天中发布了我们涵盖的内容,去你最喜欢的平台看看。

The one other thing I wanted to say, so I posted in the chat, okay, things we covered, go to your favorite platform.

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你可能还没有最喜欢的平台。

You might not have a favorite platform yet.

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所以不妨试试,比如试试chat.com、claude.ai、gemini.google.com或者drop.com。

So just try, maybe try chat.com, claude.ai, gemini.google.com, or drop.com.

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向每个平台提几个问题,看看你最喜欢哪一个。

And just ask a couple questions to each of them and see which one you like the best.

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然后就选其中一个吧。

And then just go with that one.

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因为目前这些工具的智能水平都差不多。

Because right now the intelligence is pretty on par.

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我觉得目前前三个要更好一些。

I would say the first three are the better of the three at the moment.

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而接下来我们要讲的所有内容中,前两个是最合适的。

And the first two are the better of the two for all of the things we're gonna cover next.

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然后你可以不断优化。

Then you can iterate.

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所以你先问一个问题。

So you ask a question.

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但重要的是,你第一次问不会得到想要的答案。

Then the important thing to remember is you're not gonna get what you want the first time.

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所以你要和它不断互动,这正是科里向我们展示的方法。

So you iterate with it, which Corey showed us how to do.

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然后对问题进行迭代,这样你可以搜索之前的聊天记录。

And then iterate on the question and then you can search to find previous chats.

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另外一件事我之前在那条消息里没提到,就是科里提到的模型选择器,他谈到了

And then the other thing that we I didn't mention in that message is Corey talked about this here, which is the the model picker, and he talked about

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是的。

Yeah.

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为什么你需要这个功能。

Why you would want this.

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Instant 适用于日常聊天。

Instant is for just everyday chats.

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Thinking 适用于你希望获得更高智能水平的回答,并且愿意等待结果的情况。

Thinking is if you want it to use a higher degree of intelligence and you're okay waiting for an answer.

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而 Pro,这个

And pro, this

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从五秒到一两分钟不等。

anywhere from five seconds to a minute or two.

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是的。

Yeah.

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对。

Right.

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这可能需要一些时间。

It can take some time.

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你会在这里看到它已启用。

And you'll know that that's turned on right here.

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是的。

Yeah.

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那里还有一个扩展的思考选项。

And you've got an extended thinking option right there as well.

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是下拉菜单吗?

Is that the dropdown?

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哦,是的。

Oh yeah.

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你可以选择标准模式和扩展模式。

You can do standard and extended.

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如果你需要它为你提供最高的智能水平,那么最好一直开启扩展思考功能。

If what you need for it is to give you the highest intelligence possible, then it's probably a good idea to just have extended thinking on all the time.

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我使用Claude时就是这样做的。

That's what I do when I use Claude.

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这里还有其他工具,但我们会稍后在相关时再详细介绍。

And then there's other tools here, but we'll get into this slightly later as they're relevant.

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但请记住,如果你看到这里的加号,就可以使用这些工具,这里有很多不同的工具。

But just remember that if you have this plus sign here, you can use these tools and there's lots of different tools on here.

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好的。

Alright.

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是的。

Yeah.

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所以,好的。

So Alright.

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现在我们要进入第二部分。

Now we're gonna get into the second part of this.

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我先暂停一下共享屏幕。

I'm gonna stop sharing my screen for a second.

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我们之前讨论过,如果你是完全的新手,你是应该先 setup 一个项目,还是先学习如何高效地进行提示?

So we were talking about whether or not if you're a total beginner, if you start by setting up a project or setting or learn how to prompt efficiently.

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科里,你学习基本提示礼仪的原因是什么?

Corey, what's your reason for learning basic prompting etiquette?

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然后我会分享我为什么在真正开始之前先 setup 一个项目。

And then I'll share my reasoning for setting up a project before you really get involved into anything.

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哦,我来告诉你我这么做的原因。

Oh, I'll tell you why I do.

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我这么说是因为,你知道,几年前提示工程是个热门话题。

And and and the reason I say this is is, you know, prompt engineering was a big subject a couple of years ago.

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它当时被技术圈广泛嘲笑,却被非技术人员广泛采用。

It was largely mocked by the technical community and heavily adopted by non technicals.

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在与AI互动时,这仍然是一个有价值的技能,但它并不像一个独立的职业。

It is still a valuable skill in interacting with AI, but it is not like a profession of its own.

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所以,我们早期认为的最终目标是,世界上将充满提示工程师。

So, something I see as what we thought was the end game early on was like, world's gonna be full of prompt engineers.

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我们都会去设计提示,那就是全部了。

We're all gonna be engineering prompts, and that's what it's gonna be.

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相反,我认为提示工程就像是AI入门课程。

Instead, I think of prompt engineering as AI one zero one.

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有很多短期课程。

There are a ton of short classes.

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你可以看一个十五分钟的YouTube视频,获得大量想法和可以使用的不同模式,这能为你提供一个小工具箱,让你参加派对时有所准备。

You can watch a fifteen minute YouTube video and get a lot of ideas and different patterns that you can use to help you out and what that does is it gives you a little toolbox to show up to the party with.

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所以,你知道,啊,我想做这个。

So, you know like, ah, I wanna do this.

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我怎样才能对这个问题获得最好的结果呢?

How can I get the best results to this question possible?

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你完全可以直接说一些话,它很可能就会接近你的需求。

You can absolutely just say some words and it'll probably get you close.

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但如果你需要那额外的3%、5%来提升准确性或确保得到你想要的结果,那么理解如何精心设计问题、如何避免在提示中自相矛盾就非常重要,而自相矛盾是一个大问题。

But if you need that extra 3%, that extra 5% that that increases your accuracy or ensures what you want, the ability to understand how to how to carefully craft a question, how to ensure you're not doing things like contradicting yourself in a prompt, which is a big issue.

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理解如何清晰地表达。

Understanding how to just just be clear.

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事实上,你希望的是AI能清晰地理解你。

The truth is what you want is the AI to be clear.

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它会回答你提出的任何问题。

It's gonna answer whatever you ask it.

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大多数时候,当它回答错误时,很可能是因为提问的人问得不对。

Most of the time when it answers it wrong, it's likely because someone asked it wrong.

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只要多花一点时间,看个视频。

And just taking a little extra time there, watch a video.

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这其实就是我想说的全部。

That's that's really all I would do.

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我会看一两个视频,在思考时多花点时间,尤其是在处理难题时。

I would watch a video or two, take a little extra time when you're thinking about it, especially on hard problems.

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事实上,格兰特和我大部分时间都根本不会去想这个问题。

The truth is most of Grant and I's day, it gets no thought.

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但对于一个绝对的新手来说,这对我来说是一个巨大的突破,我强烈推荐。

But as a as an absolute beginner, I found it to be a major unlock for me personally, and I highly recommend it.

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好的。

Alright.

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现在让我解释一下项目背后的逻辑以及它们是什么。

Now let me explain the logic behind projects and and what they are.

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为了做到这一点,我会共享屏幕,直接进入解释。

And and to do that, I'll I'll share my screen and I'll just kinda get into the explanation.

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是的。

Yeah.

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是的。

Yeah.

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给我一点时间。

So give me one moment.

Speaker 0

我们现在要切换到Claude吗?

Are we bouncing over to Claude now?

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是的。

Yeah.

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接下来这部分我们要用Claude。

We're gonna we're gonna go to Claude for this next part.

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你可以简要介绍一下,虽然一切都没变,但看起来有点不同。

You might give the twenty second rundown of how everything's the same, but it looks a little different.

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至于你目前所处的位置,你知道的,你在哪儿,你

As far as like, you know, where you're where you're where you're at, where you

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因为我觉得你在这里已经掌控得很好了。

Because I think that's a you you've got that under control here.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

当你使用桌面应用时,你并不在。

When you're in the desktop app, you're not in.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

所以我们来谈谈这个。

So we're going to talk about that.

Speaker 1

这些工具的另一个混淆点是,你可以通过访问 chat.com 或 claud.ai(你偏好哪个都行)来使用网页版。

So another layer of confusion, for these tools is that there's a web based version that you can access by going to chat.com or, claud.ai, whatever your preference is.

Speaker 1

此外,还有一个可以下载的桌面版本。

And then there's also web or sorry, there's also a desktop version you can download.

Speaker 1

两者都有吗?

Of both?

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

两者都有。

Of both of them.

Speaker 1

我实际上建议下载桌面版,特别是如果你打算用它来做一些正式的工作。

And I actually would recommend downloading the desktop version, especially if you want to be using this for any sort of serious work.

Speaker 1

我推荐它的原因是,桌面版能提供更多的功能。

And the reason I recommend that is because there's just more capabilities that you can do.

Speaker 1

所以我要给你演示一下。

So I'm gonna show you

Speaker 0

我推荐桌面版,因为这样你的AI就不会藏在你那1200个打开的标签页中的一个里。

I recommend it because then your AI isn't hiding in one of the 1,200 tabs you have open.

Speaker 0

它是一个独立的程序。

It's its own program.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

所以我来给你举个例子。

So I'll give you an example here.

Speaker 1

这是Claude的网页版本。

So this is the web version of Claude.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

你可以看到这是一个聊天窗口。

And you can see it's a a chat window.

Speaker 1

它看起来和ChatGPT非常相似。

It looks very similar to ChatGPT.

Speaker 1

侧边栏这里有几个不同的选项,但有趣的是,它没有桌面版的一些功能。

It has a couple different items on the side panel here, but then it's interestingly, it it doesn't have some of the same features that the desktop version does.

Speaker 1

而桌面版(不展开太多细节)有一个叫做Cowork的工具,就在这里。

And the desktop version without getting too complicated has this tool called Cowork, which is where this lives.

Speaker 1

它还有另一个叫做Code的工具,如果你听说过Claude写代码,我们在通讯中经常提到这个。

And then it has another tool called Code, which if you ever hear Claude code, we write about that a lot in our newsletter.

Speaker 1

这里指的就是这个功能。

That's what this is referring to.

Speaker 1

正如你在这里看到的,我本来想问Claude:使用MCP服务器安全吗?

And as you can see here, I was going to ask Claude, is this safe to use an MCP server?

Speaker 1

不过对的,我们后面会讲到这个话题。

But yeah, we'll get into that.

Speaker 1

今天就先不聊这个了。

That's not for today.

Speaker 1

我们这次不讨论编程相关的内容。

We're not talking about coding.

Speaker 1

只聊聊聊天功能,以及这个工具是怎么运作的。

We're just talking about chat and how this works.

Speaker 1

所以这就是我推荐桌面版的原因。

So that's why I recommend the desktop.

Speaker 1

现在ChatGPT也有桌面应用程序了。

Now ChatGPT also has a desktop app.

Speaker 1

我目前没有登录那个账号,但它也有一个叫Codex的功能。

I'm not logged into that right now, but it also has one called Codex.

Speaker 1

而我现在是登录着Codex的。

And I am logged into Codex.

Speaker 1

我们稍后可能会在Codex中演示科里的网络行为。

And we might do some demos of Corey's internet is behaving inside Codex later.

Speaker 1

但我将向你展示我在Claude中展示的相同内容。

But I'll show you the same thing I'm showing you in Claude.

Speaker 1

我会在Codex中展示,这相当于ChatGPT的版本。

I will show you in Codex, which is sort of like ChatGPT's equivalent.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

那么我们来谈谈这个叫做项目的东西。

So let's talk about this thing called projects.

Speaker 1

所以我现在要共享我的屏幕。

So I'm gonna share my screen here.

Speaker 1

把这缩小一点。

Shrink this a little bit.

Speaker 1

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 1

那么,什么是项目呢?

So what is a project?

Speaker 1

项目就是你用来组织文件夹的文件夹。

Projects are folders that you are basically like organizing folders.

Speaker 1

就像你会在Google Drive中整理所有文档一样,这是一种整理所有聊天记录的方式,但它强大得多,我会解释一下。

So in the same way that you would have a Google Drive where you organize all of your documents, this is a way of organizing all of your chats, but it's a lot more powerful and I'll explain Yeah.

Speaker 1

它是如何运作的。

How that works.

Speaker 1

科里,如果聊天中有任何关于这个的问题,请告诉我,我可以回答,因为我看不到。

Corey, also let me know if there's any questions in the chat related to this and I can answer that because I can't

Speaker 0

我会在你讲解时留意聊天内容,先生。

see I'll my keep an eye on them while you're going, sir.

Speaker 1

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 1

太好了。

Great.

Speaker 1

所以我认为,在开始任何工作或聊天之前,你应该先设置一个项目,因为这是整理这些杂乱无章的聊天记录的绝佳方式。

So the reason why I think you should set up a project before you do any sort of work or or chatting is because it's a really good way to keep this like really messy, like all chats log organized first and foremost.

Speaker 1

但更重要的是,通过使用项目,你可以为自己创造成功的机会,而这是仅依赖单个聊天所无法实现的。

But also you can do you can set yourself up for success by using projects in a way that you can't if you just rely on a standalone chat.

Speaker 1

那我们一起来设置一个测试项目吧。

So let's let's set up a test project together.

Speaker 1

所有有想要解决的问题的人,请在聊天中提出这些问题。

Everybody who has a problem that you're trying to solve, go ahead and ask those questions in the chat.

Speaker 1

比如,你希望在AI领域为自己设置什么样的项目?

Like, like, what type of project would you like to set up for yourself in AI?

Speaker 1

你希望AI帮你完成哪些事情?

Like, what what do you wanna have that AI help you do?

Speaker 0

给我们一个好例子。

Give us a good example.

Speaker 0

格兰特会当场展示我们是怎么做的。

Grant will show you how we do it right there.

Speaker 0

Copilot 中项目对应的术语是什么?

What is the Copilot equivalent of a project?

Speaker 0

我本该知道这个的。

I should know this.

Speaker 1

我觉得他们也有项目。

I think they have projects.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

他们称之为项目。

They have called projects.

Speaker 1

但让我先说一下

But let me let me

Speaker 0

我以为它叫项目,但是

I was thinking it was called project, but

Speaker 1

我可能错了。

I could be wrong.

Speaker 1

它可能被称为文件夹点点。

It could be called folders Dot dot.

Speaker 1

有可能。

Potentially.

Speaker 1

你正在屏幕上查看吗?

Are you pulling that up on your screen?

Speaker 0

点点点。

Dot dot dot.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

我在看。

I am

Speaker 1

在查看。

looking.

Speaker 1

我们来看看。

Let's see.

Speaker 0

天啊,今天电脑跟我过不去。

Man, the computer is not happy with me today.

Speaker 1

我们会给你一个答复的。

We'll get you an answer to that.

Speaker 1

我们会我们会。

We'll we'll we'll

Speaker 0

我用的不是最好的电脑。

I'm not on, like, my best computer.

Speaker 0

我用的是,嗯,这个。

I'm on, like Yeah.

Speaker 1

我会确保把内容发到聊天窗口里。

I'll make sure you have it in chat.

Speaker 1

聊天GPT的等价物也叫项目。

The chat GBT equivalent is also called projects.

Speaker 1

那我来打开chat.com的那个。

So let me pull up the chat.com one.

Speaker 1

所以项目就在侧边栏的顶部这里。

So projects is right here in the top in the sidebar corner.

Speaker 1

你只要点击那个小项目图标,就可以开始一个项目了。

So you just hit the little project thing and you can start a project.

Speaker 1

所以无论你是用这个还是用这个——它去哪儿了?

So whether you are using this or this where'd it go?

Speaker 1

消失了。

Disappeared.

Speaker 1

你好。

Hello.

Speaker 1

好了,来了。

Here we go.

Speaker 1

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 1

实际上,我点到了。

Actually, I hit it.

Speaker 1

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 1

所以无论你是使用Claude应用中的项目功能,还是ChatGPT应用或桌面端,或者抱歉,是网页版。

So whether you're using projects in Claude on the app or ChatGPT on the app or on the desktop or sorry, on the web version.

Speaker 1

就是这样操作的。

That's how you do it.

Speaker 1

那我们来创建一个新项目吧。

So let's go ahead and make a new project.

Speaker 1

科里,有人给我们提过想创建什么类型的项目吗?

Corey, did anyone give us any ideas for what type of project we wanna create?

Speaker 1

如果没有,我就用之前那个求职的例子。

If not, I'll use the job search example from before.

Speaker 1

我们看看。

Let's see.

Speaker 0

项目是一样的。

Project's the same.

Speaker 0

使用量化Excel。

Use quant Excel.

Speaker 0

求职管理器,寻找企业,联系人员,定制联系人,采访职业转型者。

Job search manager, find businesses, find people, customize contacts, interviews of career pivoters.

Speaker 0

我们之前提到了两个求职相关的点。

We've had two mentioned job search.

Speaker 1

我们来看看。

Let's see that.

Speaker 0

另一个提到的是线索开发。

Another another one mentioned lead gen.

Speaker 0

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

我快速查了一下求职相关的内容。

I I hit job search real quick.

Speaker 1

我们就做求职项目吧。

Let's do job search.

Speaker 1

所以我们接下来要做的,是把所有与求职相关的聊天记录整理到一个个人项目中。

So what we're gonna do is we're gonna organize all of our chats related to job searching into a personal project.

Speaker 1

之前我们提到过AI效率的五个层级,我说过实际上建立一个项目属于第一级。

So before we mentioned the five levels of AI efficiency, and I said that actually setting up a project is level one.

Speaker 1

因此,无论你想要完成什么任务,或者需要任何组织结构来帮助你实现使用AI的目标,我都建议你创建一个项目。

So any task that you're trying to do or any organizing structure to help you accomplish whatever you're trying to do with AI, I recommend making a project.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 1

我也是这么做的。

I do too.

Speaker 1

我有一个通用项目,用于记录我们在The Neuron做的所有事情。

I have one that's like a general purpose project for everything we do at The Neuron.

Speaker 1

基本上,我会点击创建项目,这里有几个关键部分需要注意。

And basically what I do is I'm going hit create project and there's a couple different components here to keep in mind.

Speaker 1

Claude和ChatGPT的界面大致相同,但我们会展示它们之间的差异。

And this is pretty much the same between Claude and Chat, but we'll show the differences.

Speaker 0

如果你要做超过两次,那就应该放进一个项目里。

If you're gonna do it more than twice, it belongs in a project.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

我觉得没错。

I think that's right.

Speaker 1

而且,这样做也很有帮助。

And also, it's just helpful.

Speaker 1

比如,你可以创建一个项目,我也可以拿这个当个例子。

Like, you can create a project, and maybe I'll do this as an example too.

Speaker 1

我会创建一个叫‘格兰特的工作区’的项目。

I'll create a project that's just like Grant's work zone.

Speaker 1

只是为了整理我所有的想法和项目。

And I'm just gonna say for organizing all my ideas and projects.

Speaker 1

比如,这可能不是最高效的做法,但如果你只想有一个集中区域来存放所有东西,也可以这样操作。

Like, this is probably not the most efficient way to do it, but if you want just like one staging area to put all of your stuff in, you could do it that way as well.

Speaker 1

让我来解释一下这里的各个组成部分。

So let me explain the different components here.

Speaker 1

首先,你有一个聊天窗口,就像你访问 chat.com 并开始提问一样。

So first, you have a chat window, which is just like if you went to chat.com and you started asking questions.

Speaker 1

但在这里,你还有这些东西。

But then you have some of this stuff over here.

Speaker 1

你有记忆、指令和文件。

You have memory, you have instructions, and you have files.

Speaker 1

你为什么要使用这些功能呢?

Why do you want to use any of this stuff?

Speaker 1

这些功能对你有什么帮助?

Like, how is this helpful to you?

Speaker 1

文件功能允许你上传文档、添加文本内容,或连接 Google Drive 或 GitHub 仓库到你的数据库中,这样每次在这个项目中开启聊天时,系统都能访问这些信息并从中学习。

Files allows you to either upload documents, add text content, add Google Drive or GitHub repos to your database so that anytime you start a chat in this project, it will be able to access that information and learn from it.

Speaker 1

指令的作用基本上和为项目中的所有聊天设置一组固定提示一样。

Instructions basically works the same way as having a set prompt that you apply to all chats in a project.

Speaker 1

所以,让我们回到我们的求职管理器。

So basically, let's go back to our job search manager.

Speaker 1

那么,我们想给求职管理器哪些指令呢?

So what are some instructions that we'd want to give our job search manager?

Speaker 1

我们可以做的一件事是,把我们的简历上传到这个项目中。

One thing that we could do is we could give we could upload our resume to the project.

Speaker 1

这样,每次你开始一个新的聊天时,你所对话的AI都会知道你的简历,并能参考它。

So anytime you start a new chat, your this AI that you're talking to will know your resume and it will be able to reference it.

Speaker 1

我通常的做法是,你可以直接从你的设备上传,或者直接添加文本并粘贴进去。

And the way that I would do this is I would, you can upload it directly from your device or you could just add text and paste it in.

Speaker 1

你可以写上,比如‘当前简历,4月2日’。

And you could say like current resume, April 2.

Speaker 1

然后把简历内容粘贴在这里。

And then resume content pasted here.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

然后你可以说:帮我根据这份职位描述更新我项目知识中的简历。

Then you could say, help me update my resume in your project knowledge for this job description.

Speaker 1

然后你可以把职位描述粘贴到下面。

And then you can actually paste the job description in down below.

Speaker 1

如果你想要非常具体和精确,可以使用所谓的 XML 标签。

If you want to be really, really specific and really precise, you can use what's called XML tags.

Speaker 1

这表示:请根据我项目知识中的当前简历(4月2日)来更新这份职位描述。

And this just says like, help me update my resume in current resume April 2 in your project knowledge for this job description.

Speaker 1

你之所以想用这种方式,是因为假设你在项目知识中上传了多个简历。

And that the reason you would want to use that is because let's say you have multiple resumes uploaded in the file in the project knowledge over here.

Speaker 1

你希望它参考的是这个最新版本。

You want it to reference this specific one that's the most current.

Speaker 1

但你可能不想删除其他所有简历,因为保留它们或许会有帮助。

But maybe you don't wanna delete all those other ones because maybe it's helpful to have them.

Speaker 1

你知道,也许你有不同的简历类型。

Know, maybe you have different types of resumes.

Speaker 1

也许你会根据申请的不同职位类型来制作简历,比如你有两种不同的技能组合,有些过往经历对这个职位更相关,而其他的则更适用于其他职位,等等。

Maybe you create your resume a certain way for a certain type of job that you go out for and you create it differently for another type of job you got for because different let's say you have two sets of skills and maybe your some jobs and previous positions were more relevant for that past for this role and other ones are more relevant, etcetera.

Speaker 1

所以,你使用XML标签的原因是为了直接引导系统关注某个特定文件。

So that's why you would use XML tags is if you wanna direct its attention directly to a specific file.

Speaker 1

这样理解吗,科里?

Does that make sense, Corey?

Speaker 1

我有没有漏掉什么?

Did I miss anything there?

Speaker 0

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

这说得通。

That makes sense.

Speaker 0

这说得通。

That makes sense.

Speaker 1

太好了。

Cool.

Speaker 1

现在,项目说明可能是:在撰写求职信之前,始终使用网络搜索来查询当前的日期和时间。

Now project instructions would be like, always use web search to look up the current date and time before drafting a cover letter.

Speaker 0

这和我在ChatGPT中使用它们的方式完全不同。

This is so different to how I use them in ChatGPT.

Speaker 1

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 1

我们也得听听你的看法。

We gotta get your take as well.

Speaker 1

但我也想说,你是一个简历撰写专家,你的工作是帮助我更新简历,并为我申请的具体职位撰写求职信。

But I would also say you are a resume builder and your job is to help me update my resume and write cover letters for specific for specific jobs I'm going out for.

Speaker 1

现在,假设你甚至不知道这里该写什么。

Now let's say you don't even know what to write here.

Speaker 1

你可以做的一件事是说:嘿,我正在尝试建立一个简历撰写或求职管理项目,我需要编写一些自定义指令,让我的代理完全按照我的要求行事。

One thing you could do is you could say, hey, I'm trying to set up a resume build or job search manager manager project, and I need to write some custom instructions to get my agent to do things exactly the way I want.

Speaker 1

你能帮我根据 Claude 目前的最佳实践和文档,写出一套最优秀的自定义指令吗?

Can you help me write, the best set of custom instructions possible based on, Claude's current best practice, documentation.

Speaker 1

那么,我们可以让 AI 实际上查找并为我们生成这些自定义指令。

Then what we can do here is we can have the AI actually look up and write the custom instructions for us.

Speaker 1

它正在搜索网络,进行思考,并从 Claude 的最佳实践中获取信息。

And what it's doing is it's searching the web and it's thinking and it's fetching the information from Claude's best practices.

Speaker 1

它现在会更新这些指令,以便在你任何聊天或项目文件夹内需要完成的任务中都应用这些规则。

And it's gonna now update them so that that applies whenever you have any chat or anything, any tasks that you need to do inside the project folder.

Speaker 1

科里,这和你平时用它的方式有什么不同?

Corey, how is this different from what you use it for?

Speaker 0

其实差别不大。

Well, it's not that different.

Speaker 0

你一上来就说‘一定要这样做的时候’,让我有点措手不及。

You threw me off when you went in and started at always do it this way.

Speaker 0

我当时想,等等,你这不是在给它一个系统提示吗?

I was like, wait, you're not giving it like a a system prompt.

Speaker 0

我当时想,哦。

I was like, oh.

Speaker 0

系统提示本质上就是一个案例,因为我们之前没解释过,而且我也不打算深入讲。

A system prompt would basically be a case because we haven't explained that before, and and I'm not gonna get into it too deep.

Speaker 0

但你可以把它想象成每个AI都基于一个核心提示运行。

But think of it as every AI runs on one core prompt.

Speaker 0

比如ChatGPT、Claude,它们都有一个主系统提示,以及一些其他关联的提示。

So, like, ChatGPT, Claude, they all have a single system prompt that and a variety of others they connect to.

Speaker 0

但你可以把它理解为一个单一的系统提示,告诉它:你是一个乐于助人的助手。

But think of it as a single system prompt that tells it you are a helpful assistant.

Speaker 0

你的任务是为用户提供他们需要的信息。

Your job is to provide users with the information they need.

Speaker 0

你要安全地完成这项工作。

You're gonna do this safely.

Speaker 0

你不会给它们危险的建议,诸如此类的东西。

You're not going to give them dangerous advice, that kind of stuff.

Speaker 0

这就是系统提示的作用。

That's what a system prompt does.

Speaker 0

本质上是对的。

And essentially Yeah.

Speaker 0

在项目中,你是在给它一个专属的系统提示。

With a project, you're giving it its own little system prompt.

Speaker 0

绝对要照他说的做,让它帮你写出来。

And absolutely do what he said and have it write it for you.

Speaker 1

这提供了很好的背景信息。

So that's great context.

Speaker 1

而且这一点是我之前忽略的,因为我每天都接触这些,没想过要把系统提示当作一种说明方式,但其实它就是这么回事。

So and that's something that, you know, I missed because I'm, you know, in this every day and I and I don't think about, you know, using the system's prompt as explaining it, but that's basically what it is.

Speaker 1

当你设置自定义指令时,就是在使用一个系统提示,帮助这个项目尽可能直接地协助你。

When you're setting up custom instructions, it's a system prompt to help this project basically direct directly help you as much as possible.

Speaker 1

关于这一点,我想补充的是,系统提示可以像你所需的一样宽泛或具体。

So one of the points about that, that I would add is they can be as broad or as specific as you need.

Speaker 1

我以前有一个项目文件夹,专门用来删减字数,你们可以看到这里。

I used to have previous, you can see over here, I used to have a project folder that was just for cutting word counts.

Speaker 1

我还有另一个文件夹,用来帮我撰写‘环形bullet’和‘智能洞察bullet’,我们每天都会写这些内容。

I had another one that was for helping me write the around the horn bullets and the intelligent insight bullets that we would write every day.

Speaker 1

我还有一个专门写主题行的文件夹,不过这个我们会在第三级再讲。

I had one for writing subject lines, but which we're gonna get to in level three.

Speaker 1

实际上,我现在正用技能来取代这些文件夹,这一点我们稍后会讲到。

That's actually something that I am now replacing with skills, which we'll get to that.

Speaker 1

我想在这里评论一点:我不认为ChatGPT能做到这一点,但Claude可以。

One thing I wanna comment here, don't I believe ChatGPT does this, but Claude does.

Speaker 1

所以它正在向我提出一系列后续问题。

So it's asking me a series of follow-up questions.

Speaker 1

你看到这里了吗?

Do you see this here?

Speaker 1

那么这个代理会在哪里运行呢?

So where will this agent run?

Speaker 1

是的

Yep.

Speaker 1

这会影响我们如何构建指令。

This affects how we structure the instructions.

Speaker 1

所以我会说,Claude 项目。

So I'll say, Claude projects.

Speaker 0

哦,它也会这样。

Oh, it does this too.

Speaker 1

ChatGPT 也会吗?

ChatGPT does?

Speaker 1

很好。

Great.

Speaker 0

对

Yeah.

Speaker 0

只在特定情况下,比如它不会在每个查询中都这样做,但如果你问的是类似这样的问题,是的。

Only on specific things like it doesn't do it on every query, but if you're asking for something like this, yes.

Speaker 1

代理人主要应该在哪些方面帮助你?

Where should the agent primarily help you with?

Speaker 1

寻找和跟踪工作?

Finding and tracking job?

Speaker 1

我们就说以上所有方面吧。

Let's just say all of the above.

Speaker 1

因为我觉得我们希望这个功能涵盖范围广一些。

Cause I think we want this to be broad.

Speaker 1

什么最重要,以及它如何行为?

What matters most and how it behaves?

Speaker 1

不询问就采取行动,在重大步骤前询问,遵循严格的工作流程。

Takes action without asking, asks before major steps, follows a strict workflow.

Speaker 1

我认为在重大步骤前询问是最关键的。

I would say asks before major steps is like the really important one.

Speaker 1

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 1

我看到聊天里有一些问题。

So I'm seeing some questions in the chat.

Speaker 1

科里,你在回答这些问题吗?

Corey, are you answering those?

Speaker 0

我在回答几个。

I'm answering a few.

Speaker 0

你能不能花一分钟快速挑几个上来?

Do you wanna take a minute and bring a couple up real fast?

Speaker 1

好的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

你能作为主持人把它们调出来吗?

Can you bring up them on your side as the host?

Speaker 0

我从错误的一侧在看。

I'm I'm looking at it from the wrong side.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 0

我可以。

I can.

Speaker 0

我在这边看的是YouTube上的评论,而不是公共聊天窗口里的。

I'm over here looking at them in YouTube instead of looking at them in the public chat.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

我其实也经常这样。

I've I do that too, actually.

Speaker 0

我就在这儿一直点,但评论就是不显示在屏幕上,我搞不懂怎么回事。

I'm like I'm like, I'm over here clicking and they're not popping up on screen and I can't figure it out.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

没错。

Right.

Speaker 1

好的。

Alright.

Speaker 1

任何与项目相关的问题都可以提。

And any any and all questions related to projects.

Speaker 1

因为我觉得,如果你打算在应用中认真使用AI,理解项目是非常重要的。

Because I think projects are, like, really important to understand if you're gonna be doing anything serious with AI inside the applications.

Speaker 1

所以尽管全部问出来吧。

So ask them all the way.

Speaker 0

公共聊天消息看不到。

Public chat is not coming through.

Speaker 0

我这里看不到,无法调出来。

I can't see it in here to bring them up.

Speaker 0

有意思。

Interesting.

Speaker 0

这非常奇怪。

It's very, very strange.

Speaker 0

我以前从没遇到过这种情况。

I've never seen this happen before.

Speaker 0

那我先开始了。

Well, I'll go ahead

Speaker 1

然后把它们大声读出来。

and read them out loud.

Speaker 1

所以。

So

Speaker 0

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

我也有几个问题可以读一下,如果你想的话,可以顺便跟上。

Let's I have a couple I could read too if you wanna if you wanna just catch

Speaker 1

你为什么不读问题呢?我来回答,然后你再给出你的看法。

Why don't you why don't you read the questions and I'll respond and then you can give me your answer

Speaker 0

也一样。

as well.

Speaker 0

好的。

Do okay.

Speaker 0

所以我会搞错大家的名字。

So from I'm gonna mess up people's names.

Speaker 0

所以请提前原谅我。

So please please accept my apology in advance.

Speaker 0

来自Kartik Suri的问题:在为编程项目创建多个脚本文件时,项目会保留上下文吗?

From Kartik Suri, does do projects retain context as we build out several script files for a coding project?

Speaker 1

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 1

不过并不完美。

Now it's not perfect.

Speaker 1

对于这个特定的使用场景,你最好使用Claude Code。

Like for that specific use case, you'd wanna use Claude code.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yep.

Speaker 1

你希望使用你本地的代码仓库来存放你编写的所有代码。

And you would want to use your local like repo for where you're writing all the code.

Speaker 1

那就是你应当使用的工具,也是最适合这个场景的。

That's where you would want, that's what you'd want to use for that.

Speaker 1

但没错,如果你希望在聊天窗口中完成,它也能做到。

But yes, if you're, if you wanted to do it in your chat window, it could do that.

Speaker 1

基本上,它的实现方式是你可以问它:‘我们在这个聊天中上一次对话内容是什么?’

And basically the way that it does that is you can ask it, hey, what was the last conversation we had in this chat?

Speaker 1

它实际上可以读取项目内的之前聊天记录。

And it can actually like read the the previous chats inside the project.

Speaker 0

有人在这里提到了一点,我想快速说明一下。

Something someone pointed out here, I wanna call out real fast.

Speaker 1

哦,抱歉。

Oh, I'm sorry.

Speaker 1

嗯嗯。

Mhmm.

Speaker 1

说吧。

Go ahead.

Speaker 0

我看到有几个人问到,是否可以把项目用作归档。

Is that, you know, I've seen a couple questions about using it using projects as an archive as well.

Speaker 0

是的。

Like Yeah.

Speaker 0

你可以这么做。

Where, like, you know, you can do that.

Speaker 0

有人提到,你还可以把旧的聊天记录移到项目中。

And someone pointed out that you can also grab old chats and move them to your project.

Speaker 1

这很关键。

That's key.

Speaker 1

所以这就是

So That's that's

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