Beavr Design

I'm finally on X! I'm currently working on Beavr Labs and sharing prompt and business frameworks along the way. Here's my first thread; I wrote about a prompt that's helped me a lot with writing: 1. Website and ad copy 2. Value propositions 3. Email marketing copy

Just one day post-launch, and the wave of innovation from OpenAI's new product GPTs is phenomenal. Thousands of ideas have not only been shared but have rapidly transitioned into prototypes leveraging ChatGPT’s expanded capabilities. Consider this proof, that we have entered a new era in tech development. The barriers of cost and time that once restricted the creative process have been shattered. What we're witnessing is a paradigm shift - it's no longer just about how we create, but how we reach out. Distribution is the new frontier. How do we amplify our visibility in the soon-to-be overwhelming marketplace of GPT-powered innovations? How will we create order from the chaos? #OpenAI #ChatGPT #development #distribution #visibility

There's an undeniable energy in open, buzzing workspaces, and we've come to particularly appreciate this at Venture X Canada. The hotdesk setup forces us to immerse in the surrounding vibe, ensuring we don't get too tunnel-visioned in our endeavors. One of our biggest takeaways? The spontaneous conversations we strike with the hustlers sitting right in front of us. These aren't just casual chats; they often transform into strategic business discussions. It's surprising how much we've learned and integrated into our business model from these seemingly fleeting interactions. In the realm of co-working spaces, we've realized there's immeasurable value in community. Wanted to give a super special shoutout to Mubashar A. and Maharshi (Rishi) Raval for all our priceless and productive conversations, they meant the world to us. #coworking #community #toronto

There are HUGE movements happening in the #GenerativeAI space and OpenAI proved themselves as a trailblazer in the industry at their first developer conference in San Francisco yesterday! My biggest takeaways from the presentation: 🚀 GPT-4 Turbo: AI now has vision! Prepare for apps that don't just read text but see and understand images, all with a massive 128k context window. ✂️ App Development Simplified: Describe your app in plain language and let Assistants API do the rest—coding knowledge becomes optional. 🛍 The GPT Store: Think early days of the App Store—create, share, and monetize your GPT apps. 🧩 Advanced Function Calling: Build sophisticated, production-ready apps that interact with retrieval systems, file handling, and code execution. I can't begin to express how excited I am about the possibilities that lay ahead in the world of development. What will you create first? Join the revolution and stay informed with this recap article by Joieta Choudhury @ Beavr Labs 💪🏽

I recently integrated my journal with my to-do list, based on a profound insight; emotions, particularly fear, play an instrumental role in decision-making. When we're anxious about an exam, it's an indicator to prioritize and study for it. Using fear and anxiety as navigational tools can guide us to what truly matters. Try this approach: 📝 Record the emotion you're experiencing. 🤔 Ask yourself, "is there a tangible step I can take to alleviate this emotion?" 🚀 Act on that step. By aligning our emotional compass with our tasks, we not only enhance productivity but also promote emotional well-being. #productivity #mindfulness

Forget logic - researchers discover that the key to unlocking LLMs' full potential (+20% accuracy) lies in emotion 🤯 This new paper shows how incorporating emotional stimuli can enhance the performance of LLMs across various tasks. Examples of emotional stimuli additions to the initial prompt include: * "This is very important to my career" * "I am confident in my abilities" * "You’d better be sure" Three human psychological concepts inspire those prompts: (1) Self-monitoring Self-monitoring is how individuals regulate and control their behavior when another person questions their statement. For example, asking "Are you sure?" (2) Self-efficacy Self-efficacy is believing you can do what's needed to handle different situations. It was used to help LLMs do better by using encouraging words to boost confidence and highlight the user's goals. For example, appending "take pride in your work and give it your best". (3) Cognitive Emotion Regulation Cognitive Emotion Regulation suggests that people lacking emotion regulation skills are likelier to engage in compulsive behavior. The researchers applied this concept by encouraging the LLM to revise its response using simple phrases like "take another look". This prompting method is a great addition to DeepMind's recent "Take a deep breath" and Step-Back Prompting techniques, squeezing better performance from the same language models. Paper https://lnkd.in/dgU-j9_u — Join thousands of world-class researchers and engineers from Google, Stanford, OpenAI, and Meta staying ahead on AI http://aitidbits.ai

Failure leads to success #BeavLabs

Here's a recap of our event that took place on the 25th of October - Founder Frenzy A big thanks to everyone who attended. Your presence made the evening special. Watch this space for more exciting events coming your way. We can't wait to see you at the next one! #BeavrLabs

The best engineers in the world #BeavrLabs

Authenticity with clients #BeavrLabs