Nathan chats with Dan Shipper, CEO and Co-founder of Every, about using ChatGPT as a copilot for creative and cognitive labor. They discuss Nathan's prompting techniques, using GPT in copilot mode, and struggles in content creation. They also explore best practices for reasoning, using ChatGPT as a copilot for a React app, and building renderers inside ChatGPT. The speakers express excitement for the future and invite listeners to join as hosts or sponsors.

Dan Shipper, Co-founder and CEO of Every, discusses his intriguing journey from tech founder to writer. He emphasizes the power of acknowledging obvious truths about ourselves and how this can be both terrifying and liberating. The conversation touches on AI as a reflection of humanity, the importance of community and creativity, and the impact of kindness and curiosity on societal progress. Shipper also shares his strategies for building new media companies and the evolving role of AI in creative processes.

Dan Shipper, AI entrepreneur, discusses the benefits of applying personal life habits to work and using custom instructions to enhance AI interactions and decision-making. The chapter also explores the value of paying for a chat GPT subscription, the potential of Whisper and Every Language software, and the decision to spin out an AI writing app called Lex. They also discuss the future possibility of AI reading books for humans and the importance of writing in the era of AI.

Dan Shipper, AI expert, discusses using AI for negotiating with vendors, compressing information, understanding dense books, and more. The podcast explores starting with AI, navigating capability blindness, and enhancing reading skills with AI assistance.

Jim talks with Dan Shipper about practical uses of GPT-3 and ChatGPT at the personal scale. They discuss how Dan started playing with these tools, the feeling of new generative AIs, GPT-3 vs ChatGPT, writing a screenplay using ChatGPT, using GPT-3 to analyze journal entries, circumventing the context window limitation, GPT-3 as a journaling tool, how ChatGPT does embedding, the coming market for chatbot personas, the value of guardrails, the monetary cost of using GPT-3, solving the organizational problems of note-taking, Stephen Reid's knowledge-graph of this podcast, the invention of the graphic web browser & the frozen accidents of HTTP & HTML, meta-prompts & data pipelines, how Yohei Nakajima eliminates repetitive tasks using LLMs, and much more. Episode Transcript Chain of Thought (Every) "Can GPT-3 Explain My Past and Tell My Future?", by Dan Shipper GPT Index LangChain "Chat GPT 'DAN' (and other 'Jailbreaks')" Character.AI JRS Knowledgegraph, by Stephen Reid Dan Shipper is the CEO and co-founder of Every, a daily newsletter on business, AI, and personal development read by almost 75,000 founders, operators, and investors. Previously he was the CEO and co-founder of Firefly, an enterprise software company that he sold to Pegasystems. He writes a weekly at column at Every called Chain of Thought where he covers AI, tools for thought, and the psychology of work.