A Networking Episode Written Entirely by ChatGPT

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So.

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Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence.

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And more specifically the latest version of the program chat GPT.

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It's all over the news.

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I even heard recently that chat GPT is so smart that it passed

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the bar exam on the first try.

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So after talking with Kate last week and learning that she uses chat GPT

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to help her through writer's block.

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I decided to see what would happen if I asked Chad GPT to write a podcast

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on the importance of networking.

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Welcome to episode 1 46 of this shit works podcast dedicated to all

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things, networking, relationship building in business development.

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I'm your host.

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Julie Brown.

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Speaker author and networking coach.

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And today I have a podcast on networking generated 100%.

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By artificial intelligence.

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Right.

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A podcast on networking.

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That was the only prompt I gave in the chat.

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Within seconds, the artificial intelligence generated the following.

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Welcome to today's podcast on networking.

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In this episode, we will be discussing what networking is, why it is important,

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and some tips for building and maintaining a strong professional network.

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Firstly, what is networking?

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Networking refers to the process of making connections and building

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relationships with people in your industry or related fields.

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This can include colleagues, mentors, industry leaders, and even

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potential clients or customers.

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The goal of networking is to establish a professional community

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that can provide support.

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Guidance and opportunities for career growth and advancement.

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So.

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Why is networking important?

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There are many reasons why networking is crucial in today's job market.

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First and foremost, having a strong professional network can

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help you stay up to date with the industry trends and developments.

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Additionally, networking can help you build relationships with people who

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may be able to offer job opportunities.

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Provide recommendations or referrals.

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Or serve as mentors and advisors.

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Now let's discuss some tips for building and maintaining

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a strong professional network.

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One.

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Attend industry events.

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Attending industry events, such as conferences, workshops, and

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seminars is a great way to meet new people and expand your network.

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Make sure to bring business cards and actively engage with other

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attendees by asking questions and sharing your own experiences.

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Two.

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Use social media, social media platforms, such as LinkedIn can

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be powerful tools for networking.

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Make sure your profile is up-to-date and professional, and don't be afraid to reach

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out to people in your industry to connect.

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Three.

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Join professional organizations.

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Joining a professional organization related to your field can be a

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great way to meet like-minded individuals and stay up to date

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with industry news and developments.

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Four.

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Be a giver, not just to take her.

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Networking is a two way street.

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Make sure you offer value to your connections by sharing knowledge.

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Offering help when needed and connecting people who may benefit from each other.

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Five.

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Follow up.

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After meeting someone new, make sure to follow up with them in a timely manner.

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Send them an email or message on LinkedIn, thanking them for their time

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and expressing interest to stay in touch.

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In conclusion, networking is an essential part of professional

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development in career advancement.

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By attending industry events, using social media, joining professional organizations,

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offering value to your connections and following up a new context, you can

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build a maintain strong professional network that can provide support

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and opportunities for years to come.

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Wow.

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I have to admit.

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It's not bad.

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Right?

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These five tips are certainly ones that I would suggest that you use

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to grow and maintain your network.

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So.

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Well, artificial intelligence, put me out of a job and then network coaching arena.

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I don't think so.

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But it is amazing how quickly it generated some really sound advice.

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And I'm actually looking forward to seeing how AI helps me in the future.

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Like.

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I had to do it.

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I had to see it if they could do a cocktail for this episode.

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So I asked chat, GBT the directive in the chat box.

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This was great.

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Me a cocktail based off the words, artificial intelligence.

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I watched and waited as the AI created a cocktail based off my prompt.

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What was surprising.

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Is that it took longer for the AI engine to create the cocktail than it

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did to generate the entire podcast.

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Uh, networking.

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I don't know why, but it's true.

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So.

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Here's the AI response to my prompt.

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Sure.

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Here's a recipe for a cocktail based on the words, artificial intelligence

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name, the AI mix ingredients one and a half ounces of gin.

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One ounce of blue Curacao, half an ounce of lime juice, half an ounce

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of simple syrup and one dash of orange bitters, an edible glitter

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as an optional garnish instructions.

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Fill a cocktail shaker with ice.

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Add gin, blue Curacao, lime juice, simple syrup and orange

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bitters to the shaker shake.

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Well for about 10 seconds, strain the mixture into a chilled glass.

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If desired sprinkle a pinch of edible glitter on the top for a futuristic touch.

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Enjoy.

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The blue color of the drink, represents the technology aspect of artificial

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intelligence while the lime juice and simple syrup at a touch of

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sweetness and balance to the cocktail.

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The dash of orange bitters adds depth of flavor to the drink.

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Overall, this cocktail is a fun and refreshing way to celebrate the

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future of artificial intelligence.

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Well, what I actually think that jail sounds fun.

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Um, and the edible glitter part of it, like really helps solidify the

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theme artificial and like future.

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I don't know.

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I'd love to know what you think about this episode like that this

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episode is almost completely derived from artificial intelligence.

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Have you been using it in your work?

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Hasn't been helpful.

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I just, I'd honestly, just love to hear from you.

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Reach out and let me know.

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Uh, that is it for this week.

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