How I used OpenAI ChatGPT to post on my Linkedin for a month

Once OpenAI ChatGPT was out, I knew that it meant many things would change in the way people create content and make analysis. Incredible applications of ChatGPT are coming forward and up to now the results are admirable. It has been used mainly in natural language processing tasks such as question-answering, summarization, translations, and customer service applications. In addition, ChatGPT is being used to build dialogue agents that can converse naturally with humans. The technology provides an easy-to-use system for developers to create intelligent conversational assistants with natural language understanding.

The takeover of my Linkedin profile?

Considering I am always following trends and usually I am one of those individuals embracing new technologies once they are out, I decided to explore something out of the ordinary by having OpenAI’s chatGPT take over my LinkedIn profile for a month. In particular, I used the highly sophisticated text prediction model called GPT-3 (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) to have it write posts on topics such as finance, sustainable investments, green finance, green/sustainable bonds, business, motivation banking, digitalization, the current macroeconomic outlook, Web3 , decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs), identifying opportunities in business, life lessons learnt from basketball applicable to business practices and provide insights into modernising agriculture in Albania based on EU standards.

To set this up on my profile was fairly easy and straightforward. All it required is creating a developer account with OpenAI’s API service and setting up an application for the chatbot to be incorporated into my profile for that month. Once I had done this part the bot was left to its own devices and assisted me with making posts across all topics mentioned above using natural language processing techniques instead of a strictly pre-programmed series of keywords or templates.

I was rather surprised at how well the posts were received by my LinkedIn network!

I was rather surprised at how well the posts were received by my LinkedIn network! Not only did they often include interesting facts but many followers found them particularly engaging as they were not necessarily following a predefined structure or format which is common in most other profiles being posted. This consistency in flow and engagement made sure that many followers stayed genuinely interested in what the bot had to say about various topic related matters ranging from capital markets reforms in western Balkans to employee productivity improvement strategies!?

Another impressive aspect of this exercise was that over time and all these conversations the chatGPT often took an “evenly conversational” pattern where articles and posts would take cues from previous particular posts related topics so much so that followers eventually wouldn't notice that this was AI writing them.?

Assisted by its artificial intelligence platform OpenAI Through its GPT-3 chatbot generated content regarding sustainable investments practices?and pointing out tips pertaining green finance practices offered great new insight concerning environmentally friendly bank practices; steps towards development of capital markets within western Balkan nations; teaching lessons about success towards sales trends within financial services sector; modernizing agricultural industry abiding by EU standards; overall increasing corporate employee productivity through motivational tactics applicable through playing basketball etc.

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By engaging with various interactions among OpenAI's GPT-3 although being automated came off as little more personal than anticipated - thereby resulting in stronger connections amongst my network.

At the end of this month long experience I knew definitely how powerful Open AI is becoming with its cutting edge technology in pushing forward doors open towards automated information access & monetization solutions when it comes promoting personalized conversation taking place between both parties involved especially if there experts only present on one end like ours. Currently, there are some constraints, but nothing that can't be overlooked in order to craft better solutions through melding traditional human practices with the AI-trained tools available now, such as Open AI's ChatGPT model. This natural communication interface offers more efficient use when building topically relevant posts everywhere—especially here at LinkedIn.

Last but not least, even this article is heavily written by OpenAI's ChatGPT with small corrections and rephrasing parts (through ChatGPT) when the language felt highly technical or sentences were really long. I made corrections like these throughout the month and usually it just took me one or two tries for the text to just feel right after rephrasing through ChatGPT.

I hope everyone enjoyed my posts during the last month and make sure I am the one replying to you when you comment or send me messages and emails. :P