Magic of Chat Generative Pre-training Transformer (ChatGPT)

Honestly, AI has changed so much in the last one year when I blogged about it as well….there have been so many positive outcomes and negative outcomes with it. While I have always noticed the negative outcomes with AI, there have been number of positive outcomes with AI too. I have been following the positive outcomes of ChatGPT now and AI chat results are actually mind blowing.

Well, before that, a little of bit of info – did you know that the full form of ChatGPT is ‘Chat Generative Pre-training Transformer’?

Let’s explore the different positive outcomes of ChatGPT in education.

1. Reverse prompting

I had already talked about ‘prompt engineering’ in last years BlogchatterA2Z challenge(https://blogtech.online/prompt-engineering/) ‘Prompt engineering’ is giving appropriate prompts to any AI chatbot to get the desired results. We all know that we have to go through couple of prompt iterations to get the desired result. How about ‘reverse prompting’ now? You can actually upload a picture and ask ‘ChatGPT’ to describe it for you.

As an example, if I ask ChatGPT to do this:

Prompt: Describe this picture

I get this result:

Cool, isn’t it? 🙂 You can do this to any other picture as well.

Note: Do not share any personal pictures as all AI models will be storing it and using it for their own research purposes

2. Study buddy;

If you would like to study for an exam and would like revise the topics by means of a question-answer session, you can do it too. As an example, I tried with this prompt:

Prompt me with verbose questions about CISSP sixth domain one question at a time till I say ‘STOP’

and got this answer:

The question answer session continues till I say ‘STOP’. Isn’t this a neat way to study? 🙂

Note: Since all AI models are in their infancy, they may be prone to errors and we have to use it with caution and we cannot think of it as the perfect set of questions and answers. But it is a cool way to study!

3. Create flashcards

ChatGPT can convert these questions and answers into flashcards which can further be exported as a CSV file or PDF or into the Quizlet app.

And at the end of the chat, we finish with this;

I truly haven’t seen a more friendly study buddy!

At this rate, we can study and pass any exam just by engaging with ChatGPT in the correct way.

Isn’t ChatGPT a great way to study?

References: ChatGPT for education

This post is for BlogchatterA2Z 2025!