Following the principles outlined in Ethan Mollick's book "Co-intelligence," I have developed over 200 co-intelligences for professionals keen on integrating AI into their workflows to enhance productivity.
<aside> 👉 To quote Ethan, "Assume this is the worst AI you will ever use." As breakthroughs continue to emerge, the most effective way to grasp how AI might transform your work is to actively use it. Identify what functions well and what fails. Revisit when new models excite the tech community.
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Use ChatGPT with GPT-4 to get browsing and code-interpreter features. This allows your co-intelligences to gather information from the web and provide link references.
Always double-check for hallucinations by looking at the sources.
To achieve the best results, provide as much context as possible: upload documents or copy and paste your texts—anything that could help the co-intelligence.
ChatGPT can be lazy, do not hesitate to direct it, especially when it comes to browsing the web and reviewing the documents you have provided.
You can filter the database by profession or search any columns. If you don’t find your profession, use one of the co-intelligence as an example to write your own.
Good luck and have fun!