ChatGPT for Sentiment Analysis

Author

Kwadwo Adu
January 01, 2023

Something new 🤖

Hey there, and happy new year! 🎉

As you might know, my family and I made the big move from Copenhagen to Barcelona in 2022. We wanted to change our lifestyle and soak up some much-needed vitamin D.

And as if that wasn't a big enough decision, I also chose to take a break from my corporate venture studio, PLYO Lab.

I did that to focus on acquiring micro SaaS businesses (like those I already run, Signkit and Bookey). But as the year went on, I became more drawn to the exciting world of AI and especially the new wave of generative projects. I couldn't resist the temptation of digging deeper into this domain. So I have decided to make the leap and dedicate most of my time to exploring AI, with the aim of launching an AI startup.

I will be documenting my journey through this newsletter. The plan is to share exciting projects, startups and use cases I come across.

2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ — Here we go

🔥 My highlights

I have been playing a lot with ChatGPT to learn how I would be able to use it for any daily work other than writing. There's one task which I have been able to use instantly, and that is to generate sentiment analysis. I've put together a short demonstration in the video below.

  • 1. Gather negative reviews

  • 2. Ask GPT to create a analysis

  • 3. Ask who should be involved in solving the specific challenge

  • 4. Go to work

🤖 Products and services

Nashi →

An early-stage Duolingo competitor, which allows you to practice conversation in 7 languages. You can speak in one language and get answers in another.

Ellie →

An AI email assistant, who learns your writing style and craft replies on your behalf.

A tool that allows people to search for specific topics within Lex Fridman's podcasts by using natural language queries.

Email Triager uses AI to automatically draft email replies, ready to be sent.

Tome →

Prompt to slides. Tome generates narratives for your slides or pitch deck and enables you to generate Dall-E 2 images.

📜 Interesting reads or videos

DALL-E 2 might be a wrecking ball aimed at freelance graphic designers, but that’s because the industry is too small and disorganized to defend itself.

David Karpf, Money Will Kill ChatGPT’s Magic

☕ Experiments, ideas and everything else

Makes it possible share chatGPT conversations with friends or colleagues.

A fun little project which let's you test how good you are at detecting AI-generated content. (Personally I found it was easier to detect art than copy).

Two examples of an AI generated newspaper.

UCLA published findings on how various Language Models performed on analytical reasoning questions against an average college applicant.

Until next time 🤝🏽

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