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    The document discusses using ChatGPT as an architect. It provides an agenda for a masterclass on ChatGPT that includes a presentation, live demonstration, and Q&A session. It then explains that ChatGPT is a tool to support, not replace, an architect's work. The document outlines some limitations of ChatGPT, such as lack of accuracy, dependence on how the user talks to it, and inability to match tone of voice. However, it also notes benefits like saving time and helping with writer's block. The document concludes by reminding architects that ChatGPT is not a replacement for their expertise and creativity.

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    ChatGPT for

    Architects

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 1
    Nikita Morell
    COPYWRITER FOR ARCHITECTS

    ✗ Not an architect

    ✗ Not techy

    ✓ Copywriter for Architects

    ✓ Use ChatGPT on a daily basis

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 2
    Today’s masterclass:
    01
    PRESENTATION - 30 mins

    02
    LIVE DEMONSTRATION - 50 mins

    03
    Q&A - 10 mins

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 3
    ChatGPT is a tool.

    It’s there to support your


    brilliance not replace it.

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 4
    ChatGPT Explained

    Data built in

    Trained to speak & respond like a human

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 5
    Limitations of ChatGPT
    Not accurate — need to fact-check

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 6
    Limitations of ChatGPT
    Not accurate — need to fact-check

    Responses depend on how you talk to it

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 7
    Limitations of ChatGPT
    Not accurate — need to fact-check

    Responses depend on how you talk to it

    No real world experience

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 8
    Limitations of ChatGPT
    Not accurate — need to fact-check

    Responses depend on how you talk to it

    No real world experience

    And a BIG limitation: It can’t match your tone of voice

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 9
    But it’s not all
    doom & gloom….

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 10
    Why architects should use ChatGPT?
    Saves time

    Beat writer’s block

    Polish your writing

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 11
    Reminder.

    ChatGPT is a powerful tool,


    but it’s not a replacement for
    your expertise and creativity.

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 12
    What can architects use ChatGPT for?
    #1
    WRITING

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 13
    What can architects use ChatGPT for?

    #1 WRITING

    Website Emails to clients Onboarding manual


    (employee or client)
    Project descriptions Social media
    Briefing consultants
    Fee proposals Blog content
    Job descriptions when
    Award submissions Press releases recruiting new staff

    Email newsletters Design & access Repurposing content


    statements

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 14
    What can architects use ChatGPT for?
    #1
    WRITING

    #2
    IDEA GENERATION & RESEARCH

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 15
    What can architects use ChatGPT for?
    #1
    WRITING

    #2
    IDEA GENERATION & RESEARCH

    #3
    EDITING & FORMATTING

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 16
    What does a good prompt look like?

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 17
    What does a good prompt look like?
    #1
    BACKGROUND
    Who are you?

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 18
    Examples
    I’m an [insert type of architect]

    Who helps homeowners create [insert goal - their dream


    home]

    I offer [insert your services - residential architecture]

    I want my ideal client to feel [insert intention - proud of


    their home]

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 19
    What does a good prompt look like?
    #1
    BACKGROUND
    Who are you?

    #2
    AUDIENCE
    Who are you writing to?

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 20
    Example
    Act as a [insert who you are] writing to [ideal client]

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 21
    What does a good prompt look like?
    #1 #3
    BACKGROUND PURPOSE
    Who are you? Why are you creating this content?

    #2
    AUDIENCE
    Who are you writing to?

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 22
    Examples
    I’m writing this [insert type of content] to help [ideal
    client] so they can [insert intention]

    This [insert media type] will be mostly seen by [reader]

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 23
    What does a good prompt look like?
    #1 #3
    BACKGROUND PURPOSE
    Who are you? Why are you creating this content?

    #2 #4
    AUDIENCE STYLE
    Who are you writing to? What do you want it to look
    & sound like?

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 24
    Examples
    Use a friendly and casual tone of voice

    Make it read like it’s been written by a friend (or ‘expert’ or


    ‘trusted colleague’)

    Avoid phrases: [insert phrases]

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 25
    What does a good prompt look like?
    #1 #3 #5
    BACKGROUND PURPOSE STRUCTURE
    Who are you? Why are you creating this content? How do you want to organise the content?

    #2 #4
    AUDIENCE STYLE
    Who are you writing to? What do you want it to look
    & sound like?

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 26
    What does a good prompt look like?
    #1 #3 #5
    BACKGROUND PURPOSE STRUCTURE
    Who are you? Why are you creating this content? How do you want to organise the content?

    #2 #4 #6
    AUDIENCE STYLE CALL TO ACTION
    Who are you writing to? What do you want it to look What do you want your
    & sound like? audience to do?

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 27
    Pro Tip

    If at first you don’t succeed,


    keep prompting ChatGPT to
    generate a better response.

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 28
    NOW IT’S TIME FOR A ….

    Live demo!

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 29
    QR Code for
    Cheatsheet

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    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 30
    Keep experimenting!

    www.nikitamorell.com NIKITA MORELL© 2023


    hello@nikitamorell.com PAGE 31

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