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@elliotrades Yes please

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@Laraacostar Yes

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Australian revelation #396: in the workplace Aussies love the term ‘delineation’

Find ways to do radically different marketing "I'm going to give one random person that retweets this $10,000. Cause I’d rather spend my ad budget on you than BigTech" There's always a way when you use creativity Traditional marketing can't compete cause they post boring ads

@CrisGiardina Yeah standard voice mode. It definitely has remembered that I do not want / cannot speak welsh however it still wrongly detects my speech as welsh !

@4ndywrites I’m assuming you’re talking about the Standard voice mode? Sounds to me like there is a memory (in the settings), or perhaps custom instructions, that are making it behave that way. Check in there, remove it and you should be good.

ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode speaking a few different British accents: - RP standard - Cockney - Northern Irish - Southern Irish - Welsh - Scottish - Scouse - Geordie - Brummie - Yorkshire (I had to prompt like that because the model tends to revert to a neutral accent)

@simonw Yes. Its been happening to me lots !

Has anyone else experienced this bug with ChatGPT voice where it occasionally decides I'm speaking in Welsh and switches to speaking Welsh back at me?

@CrisGiardina My chatgpt keeps translating my words to welsh, and then speaking welsh to me… despite the fact I have told it many times I do not understand welsh! It also thought I asked to be referred to as James. Creepy.

I have since found out that switching accents many times in the same convo really impairs performance. Here's a sample of Welsh from a fresh conversation (and with different prompts): x.com/CrisGiardina/s…

@ChatGPTapp @OpenAI @RaoulGMI - I listened to your recent podcast episode on AI and took a leaf out of your book and tried conversing with chatgpt. Sometimes its good, sometimes it responds in welsh! I think we are still a way off AI utopia haha

@ChatGPTapp @OpenAI After further investigation, I spoke in spanish & spoke in a posh english accent (as Geoffrey) and both times it replied in the correct language. When I resumed talking in my normal voice it reverted to Welsh. Conclusion: Chatgpt thinks my scouse accent is actually welsh lol

Just tried asking chatgpt a question using my voice. I spoke clear english (albeit with a liverpudlian accent). It seems it thought I was speaking welsh:

“Oh no. I accidentally typed my message in welsh again. How can I stop this happening? I don’t understand welsh.”

It is better to be naive and do the hard thing you never prepared yourself for, than be risk averse and never do the thing.

You won’t find your why until you’ve done the thing. Life seems to make sense in this order: - The ‘What’ - you are doing. - The ‘How’ - you are doing. (it) - The ‘Why’ - you did it. ‘Why’ is mainly asked when referring to the past tense. You won’t know why - yet.

@Yannick_Veys Bitcoin

$10.000 hits your bank account. You can spend it on ONE thing. What is it?

@Yannick_Veys Red Leicester Cheese

What’s something that sounds shit (like cheesecake) but actually tastes great?

@Harrywrites_ If they mean business they should try defacing the pyramids or al kharj in Saudi Arabia…see how that goes down

@charliebennett Do / did you have a particular topic / niche you ghostwrote on? Same for coaching ?

@4ndywrites Ghostwriting / coaching

How I made my first $10k by writing online: • Posted authority content • Drove leads to my offer • Won my first clients • Got them great results • Posted about those results • Got more clients And I simply repeated that cycle. Seems simple. But it's hard to execute.

Still not made any money from it yet…..

Changed my bio to: Waffling my occasional thoughts online whilst making friends (and hopefully money at some point) in the process. From: Waffling my daily thoughts online whilst making friends (and hopefully money at some point) in the process. Lol.