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Create rapidly by combining <AI instructions> with your content
Check out the different ways you can prompt with TURBOSlides:
Provide structure, topics & sub-generation instructions
Title: The Ugly Side of Star Wars --- Very Ugly Star Wars Characters Provide instructions to the AI about what to generate <generate a list of 5 very ugly Star Wars characters> --- Tell the AI to make multiple slides <for each ugly character create two slides> <first slide>Who they are and why they are so ugly</first slide> <second slide>How their appearance has impacted their dating history</second slide> --- Beauty Standards in a Galaxy Far, Far Away <write conclusion about Star Wars beauty standards>
Prompting tips: Try to be clear when you want the AI to generate content. Use < and > symbols around your instructions to make them distinct. For example, <Provide research on the Coca-Cola Company's top 5 competitors>.
(The AI cannot currently search Google so it cannot provide information on current events. It relies on its training data and the information you provide in the text.)
Provide structure & exact content
Title Slide:
Title: "Why Pizza is the Perfect Food"
Subtitle: A Scientific Analysis
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Content Slide:
Title: "The Perfect Balance"
Bullet Points:
• Carbs (crust) = energy
• Protein (cheese) = muscles
• Vegetables (toppings) = vitamins
• Grease = happiness
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Conclusion Slide:
Title: "Therefore..."
Content: Pizza should be classified as a vegetable and served at all meetings
Prompting tips: Try to separate your slides in a consistent way. Use --- to separate each slide. Or nest each slide within a <slide_1>Your slide content here...</slide_1> block.
Any article, report or document text
Optional: Provide instructions how the AI should interpret the text
<instructions for the presentation>
Write the presentation from the perspective of an jealous dog.
</instructions for the presentation>
Feline Focus: New Study Reveals Cats Enhance Virtual Meeting Productivity
A groundbreaking new study from the Institute of Applied Zoomology has revealed a surprising advantage for cat owners in the age of remote work: superior meeting performance. The study, titled "Meows vs. Woofs: Comparative Analysis of Pet Influence on Virtual Meeting Efficacy," analyzed the behavior of cats and dogs during virtual meetings and their subsequent impact on participant focus and productivity. Results indicate that the presence of cats correlates with a significant improvement in meeting efficiency, while dogs…not so much.
The research team observed over 1000 virtual meetings, documenting pet-related disruptions. Dogs were frequent offenders with behaviors such as barking, demanding attention and showing their butts to meeting participants. Cats, in contrast, engaged in polite silent observation. The study found a 37% increase in meeting efficiency when a cat was present and 100% more dignity. Meetings with cats are more productive.
Prompting tips: Simply paste the text of the article, report, or document. You can give the AI instructions on how to interpret the text, but it's not required.
Notes in their roughest form
Optional: Provide instructions how the AI should handle your notes
<instructions for the presentation>
Give me structured feedback on my notes (ignore the part about milk)
</instructions for the presentation>
Einstein's Notebook - 14 March, 1905
- Photon idea still nagging. If light is quantized, how does this affect Maxwell's equations? Waves, particles... duality persists. Must reconcile...
- Energy and mass... E=mc²? Feels too simple, yet… elegant. Implication: enormous energy locked within ordinary matter. Atomic energy? Possible?
- Must buy milk
Prompting tips: Simply paste your rough notes. You can give the AI instructions on how to interpret them, but it's not required.