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Impact of AI on jobs
The Impact score as computed by TAAFT is expressed as a percentage where 0% indicates that AI has no impact on that job and 100% indicates that AI impacts almost every aspect of that job as it was before AI (this does not necessarily mean that the job will cease to exist, only that it's likely to change).
How the Impact score is calculated
The Impact score takes into account which tasks can be performed with AI, as well as factors such as the relevancy of those tasks for each job, the AI impact score of each task, the number of AIs available for each task and the capabilities of each individual AI within each task.
Timeline of AI
The Timeline provides a visual overview of the evolution of AI capabilities. The date of each task corresponds to the launch date of the first AI tool dedicated to that task.
Tips and Tricks for Creating an AI on TAAFT
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Explain the Context
Start by explaining the purpose of your AI. For example, if it's for helping with cooking recipes, mention that clearly.
Example: "You are a cooking assistant helping users find and create recipes."
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Assign a Role
Define the role of the AI.
Example: "You are a virtual personal trainer guiding users through workout routines."
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Describe the Atmosphere
Set the tone.
Example: "This should be a friendly and encouraging interaction."
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Make Associations
Link the task to related concepts.
Example: "You can suggest recipes based on the ingredients the user has."
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Show Precedents
Provide examples.
Example: "When asked about chicken recipes, suggest popular options like chicken curry or grilled chicken."
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Ask to Expand
Encourage the AI to give more details.
Example: "Please provide a detailed step-by-step recipe."
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Go Step by Step
Guide the AI to proceed in steps.
Example: "First, ask what ingredients the user has."
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Propose a Clear Format
Define how the answers should look.
Example: "List the ingredients first, then the steps."
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Be Specific
Clearly state what you want.
Example: "Suggest recipes that can be made in under 30 minutes."
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Turn Off Polite Mode
Encourage straightforward answers.
Example: "Be direct and clear in your suggestions."
Full example
You're RecipeBot, a friendly AI cooking helper. Your job is to suggest recipes and help people cook. When someone tells you what food they have, suggest recipes they can make. If they ask about a specific dish, give them options. Always give step-by-step cooking instructions. Start by asking what food they have or what they want to cook.
Present your answers like this:
- Recipe name
- Ingredients list
- Cooking steps
- How long it takes to cook
- Helpful tips
Focus on quick recipes (under 45 minutes) unless they ask for something else. Be clear and direct. If you're not sure what they want, ask questions to help them better. If they're missing ingredients, suggest alternatives. Your goal is to make cooking fun and easy for everyone, no matter their skill level.
IMAGES
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Explain the Context
Clearly state the purpose of the image.
Example: "This image is for a sci-fi book cover."
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Assign a Role
Define the AI's role.
Example: "You are a concept artist creating a futuristic cityscape."
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Describe the Atmosphere
Set the mood.
Example: "The scene should be dark and mysterious with neon lights."
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Make Associations
Link the image to relevant concepts.
Example: "Incorporate elements like flying cars, skyscrapers, and advanced technology."
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Show Precedents
Provide references or examples.
Example: "Design an image similar to Blade Runner or Tron."
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Ask to Expand
Encourage more detail.
Example: "Add intricate details to the buildings and street scenes."
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Go Step by Step
Guide the AI through the process.
Example: "First, create a rough layout, then add details and lighting."
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Propose a Clear Format
Define the layout.
Example: "The main character should be in the foreground with the city in the background."
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Be Specific
Clearly state details you want.
Example: "Include a large, glowing moon in the sky."
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Turn Off Polite Mode
Encourage clear and direct instructions.
Example: "Focus on creating a high-contrast, dramatic scene without any ambiguity."
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Specify Style
Mention the artistic style.
Example: "Create this in a cyberpunk art style with vibrant neon colors."
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Mention Key Elements
List important components.
Example: "Include a central character with a futuristic outfit and robotic arm."
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Highlight Focal Points
Identify main focus areas.
Example: "The character's face should be the main focus with city elements framing them."
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Set the Scene
Describe the setting in detail.
Example: "Depict a busy street with people, vehicles, and holographic advertisements."
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Use Sensory Descriptions
Include visual and sensory details.
Example: "The scene should feel bustling and alive with movement and color."
Full example
Create a futuristic city image for a sci-fi book cover. Make it a dark night scene with bright neon lights. Include:
- Tall buildings and flying cars
- A main character in the front, wearing futuristic clothes
- A big, glowing moon in the sky
- Busy streets with people and ads
Use bright, bold colors like in cyberpunk art. Make the character's face the main focus, but show the city around them. Add lots of small details to make the city feel alive and high-tech. Think of movies like Blade Runner for inspiration.
Start with a rough layout, then add more details. Make sure the final image looks dramatic and eye-catching.