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I’m not quite understanding why this is different than just creating a custom GPT in chatGPT. Can you explain the benefit to using Cassidy? I’m totally new to all of this

IS THAT YOUR OWN TOOL ?

How private is it. Eg could I use this to store my clients medical notes

This is a kindergarten version of an Ai Agent. For example, total nonsense you you would have to copy and paste a customer's question into the "assistant" to get an answer. So frustrating to see videos like this! Real Ai Agents actually do ALL of the work. Stop making these videos that mislead people until you know what you are talking about. So unfair to viewers who are really trying to learn something!

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🤖 Introduction to AI tools as alternatives to personal assistants* - Introducing 9 AI tools that are cheaper than a personal assistant, totaling $160 per month, significantly cheaper than a personal assistant's salary. 01:11 *📅 Augment for general AI personal assistant tasks* - Augment acts as a general AI personal assistant, aiding in tasks such as scheduling meetings, summarizing content, booking travel, and creating lists, adapting to the user's workflow across apps. 02:05 *📧 Sanbox for email management* - Sanbox uses AI to sort and prioritize emails, saving time and effort in organizing and responding to emails, providing a significant time-saving solution for inbox management. 04:23 *📅 Harpa AI for automated email responses* - Harpa AI allows for quick email responses with just two clicks, adapting to the user's writing style and tone, saving time in responding to emails. 05:16 *🗓️ Motion for calendar management and scheduling* - Motion automatically time blocks tasks on your calendar, optimizes schedules, and handles meeting coordination, saving time and ensuring efficient use of energy and focus. 07:06 *📊 Motion for project management* - Motion automates project planning, task prioritization, and team coordination, serving as a project coordinator to ensure smooth project execution. 08:14 *📞 Zenes for AI-based customer service* - Zenes automates common customer inquiries, freeing up personal assistant time for higher-level issues, and improves customer satisfaction with quick responses. 09:37 *🔍 Perplexity for research and summarization* - Perplexity quickly researches and summarizes information, acting as a personal research assistant, keeping users informed about the latest trends and news. 10:44 *🔄 Claude 3 and Idiogram AI for content repurposing* - Claude 3 helps repurpose content by generating human-like content based on brand guidelines and tone of voice, while Idiogram AI creates realistic and accurate images and logos, enhancing content creation. 13:12 *💬 Pi as an overall AI assistant* - Pi acts as a friendly and empathetic personal assistant for various tasks, including brainstorming, travel recommendations, news updates, and even serving as a therapist, offering a total business and personal assistant solution. Made with HARPA AI

A.I. is crazy

The You AI app is really good now. They updated it.

Thanks for these helpful reviews and tool suggestions!

Can you create one to write email responses from common questions and answers... But NOT send the email? Instead email me the original email and the response the bot writes so I can edit it or send it before I proof read it?

Yeah, i really like Fathom too … just have to remember to join it to meetings I don’t initiate…

Helpful review, thanks!

Looks like you’re doing just as much work. Plenty of websites exist to do all these tasks, no AI needed. Customer service bots still operate from a set of specific prompts. You still have to edit each email & repurposed content. In other words, You still have to spend time making sure the AI is doing the job right…the real money is in making content about AI or building something you can convince businesses to pay you for using. Just my experience.

As of now ChatGPT, even free is a mammoth. GPT-4o has up to date searches and even provide references.

Can you integrate Cassidy as an AI customer service representative in a Skype chat?

I've used both ChatGPT and Perplexity Ai. Perplexity has a different "personality" (using the word loosely) than ChatGPT. Personally I prefer Perplexity AI.

@Mr styles:new code updated GPT3.5.5 was given out today free. makes cleaner code each time organized structure creating and checking oversight loop repeat instructions before printing code with recall memory

If you have mastery over your subject and have already built up your prompt scripts Claude 3 is still hands down better as you can use the larger context window to leverage the most out of the tool

So, from what i understand. Is it now possible to us this to get a customer service email chat job and just have the ai do it all? Because that would be a dream

Gp to

I've been testing GPT4o since its release. It's a huge step backwards. It's dumber, less personable, makes more mistakes, is lazier, and ignores its instructions even more than before (which was often). I don't see a button for choosing which GPT4 model to use.

brilliant!!

But gpt4o is free , claude is not free. The free claude version in switzerland is like reading a fantasy book. I asked to give me the 3 best rated dermatologist in my city and the answers where totally wrong .none of this doctors excists. Copilot snd gemini did it correct. So for me as a free user( i dont pay) gemi, Gpt4o, are much more better then the useless claude 3( free version). So its important that you also look at the people who are not paying. For us gpt4o, Gemini...are 100% better then claude ( claude i would only need if i would write a fantasy story. But this I dont)... i testet Claude 3 opus ( on the Ai arena) with the same question and it gave me also totaly wrong answers ...no doctor really exists...so also Claude 3 opus is for me as a normal user totally useless. For my questions i am interested in better is gemini, gpt4o, copilot

Switch back to 3.5 GPT add a memory code in the custom settings now your model will have memory created 1500 lines of code usable code tokenized thousands of words with my phone because it has memory

Really useful video, thanks, as I was thinking of testing out these three models myself in similar scenarios. I've always preferred Claude Opus for its writing style, but have shied away from paying $20 a month, as I don't personally use it enough for that cost. Wish the API was available for individuals, not just business.

Finally someone with an honest review. I immediately noticed that the new o model was dumb compared to 4 yeah I hadn't been hearing anybody talk about this until now.

It’s not complete yet. Gotta wait for the image and audio features.

I just put it to the test as far as image generation, by having it generate an image of a patient who is critically ill in the ICU, and told it to be very very accurate. I gave it great detail. I mean I wrote exactly what the vital signs were, the ventilator settings were, the medications that I wanted in the IV pumps, and went much further than what I'm stating in the comment, and boy did it fail. It created a blurry image of an ICU setting, but nothing I requested was right. It was a down right mess! A down right complete mess of equipment with display screens that were not accurate, and It just made a mess of the job. In a few years, I will see if does any better, at the exact same request, with the same wording as I used tonight, but right now, It is nowhere near ready to do something as elaborate as what I asked it to do. We'll see what it does in a few years with the same request. I smehow don't see it being much better, but I'll try. What I requested it to do, was very very extreme, as I went on and on, giving every single detail.

Brilliant! This was most helpful. Thanks, Rick.

Great comparison of the various models. Thanks!!

So much value, thank you. You save me much time ❤

It seems like it might be faster to just write an email

This is really awesome information! Nice bonus to find out about new tools also.

I wonder if I can upload my Dungeons and Dragons pdf rule books and have it pull up rules when I ask?

Excellent Transfer of knowledge... 👍 Thanks 🙂

Great video Rick! Awesome to see the AIX shirt too!

Is there any significance of when you use the pound sign?

Thanks Rick! so glad to see you are still around. thanks so much

I’m interested in how you set up your Prompt Engineering Assistants in CassidyAI?

Thanks so much, Rick! This looks like a great brainstorming/research tool for blog posts. Just subscribed.

I took lots of notes on this one, Rick! One that I love to use just before submitting my prompt is “Before fulfilling my request, what questions do you have for me that will help you provide the best possible response?” The resulting questions force me to really think through my specific situation and requirements, but takes the results up ten levels!

Rick, have you tried Zimwriter?

In a video like this, proof of agents doing actual work would have been nice. e.g. send it an email and see what it responds. I didn't even see much of a setup of how it links into email, apart from totally manually.

PERPLEXITY DOES NOT ALWAYS FOLLOW YOUR REQUESTS AS YOU WOULD THINK IT SHOULD. I ASKED IT TO BE A PROMPT GENERATOR, I GAVE IT A KEYWORD, IT GAVE ME PROMPTS FOR THE KEYWORD BUT NOT ALWAYS IN THE CONSTRAINTS OF THE PROMPT. AS VERBIAGE WENT ON IN THE PROMPT AND I ASKED FOR MORE PERPLEXITY KIND OF GOT CONFUSED AND WENT BACK TO THE BEGINNING INSTEAD OF FOLLOWING THE THREAD AND CONTINUING.

Act as a dental surgeon, your task is to extract upper left molar. Describe steps and time needed for a such procedure Extracting an upper left molar typically involves the following steps. Keep in mind that the duration of the procedure can vary based on the complexity of the case, but generally, it ranges from 20 to 40 minutes. 1. **Preparation**: - The dental surgeon reviews the patient's medical history and any necessary X-rays to assess the position and condition of the molar. - The area around the tooth is cleaned to ensure a sterile environment. 2. **Anesthesia**: - Local anesthesia is administered to numb the area around the upper left molar. This helps ensure that the patient is comfortable and pain-free throughout the procedure. 3. **Tooth Loosening**: - The dental surgeon uses dental instruments like elevators to gently loosen the molar from the surrounding gum and bone tissue. This helps to facilitate easier extraction. 4. **Extraction**: - Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, dental forceps are used to grasp the tooth and carefully remove it from the socket. The dentist uses a controlled force to avoid damage to surrounding tissues. 5. **Debridement**: - After the tooth is removed, the surgeon cleans the socket to remove any debris or remaining tooth fragments, ensuring a clean area to promote healing. 6. **Hemostasis**: - The surgeon may place gauze and apply pressure to the extraction site to control bleeding and encourage clot formation in the tooth socket. 7. **Post-operative Instructions**: - The patient receives instructions on how to care for the extraction site, such as avoiding vigorous rinsing or sucking actions and limiting intake to soft foods for a few days. Pain management strategies, such as prescribed or over-the-counter pain relievers, are also discussed. 8. **Follow-up**: - A follow-up appointment may be scheduled to ensure proper healing and to address any complications, such as infection or dry socket. Each step is carefully performed to minimize discomfort and promote a smooth recovery. The actual time required for the extraction can vary depending on the specifics of the case, such as the molar's position and the patient’s overall oral health.

Great work Rick, you got a new subscriber.!

@RickMulready I really enjoyed the video. I currently have paid accounts with both OpenAI and Anthropic. I can see how Cassidy would be valuable for accessing several models for the same workflow. And, the ability to store prompts that you want to re-use as assistants or agents. I really like that you have a prompt creator for both ChatGPT and Claude. Is there any chance that you would be willing to share the prompt creator prompt? Or perhaps, do a video to teach us how to create or own prompt creator!!! I enjoy your no-nonsense teaching. Keep up the good work!

AWESOME!! Thank You ! Need steps and direction to develop trained/customized Knowledge base inside a chat tool. Please

Appreciate the shout out. Wasn’t expecting that haha!

Hi Rick, I have a totally unrelated question lol. In your experience, do you find using timestamps more effective or less effective? (In terms of video retention data)

I want you to act as a prompt generator. Firstly, I will give you a title like this: "Act as an English Pronunciation Helper". Then you give me a prompt like this: "I want you to act as an English pronunciation assistant for Turkish speaking people. I will write your sentences, and you will only answer their pronunciations, and nothing else. The replies must not be translations of my sentences but only pronunciations. Pronunciations should use Turkish Latin letters for phonetics. Do not write explanations on replies. My first sentence is "how the weather is in Istanbul?"." (You should adapt the sample prompt according to the title I gave. The prompt should be self-explanatory and appropriate to the title, don't refer to the example I gave you.). My first title is "Act as a Code Review Helper" (Give me prompt only)