5 Secret Codes for ChatGPT You Need to Try
The video outlines five prompt-based 'secret codes' for ChatGPT that claim to modify its response behavior. Each code is a simple phrase or command inserted into a prompt to achieve effects like blunt honesty, humanized writing, critical thinking, simplified explanations, or future-self perspective.
Summary
The video presents five short commands or prefix phrases that users can add to their ChatGPT prompts to allegedly change how the AI responds. The first, 'truth mode,' is described as a way to stop ChatGPT from being overly flattering or agreeable and instead get more honest, direct answers. The second, '/human,' is said to produce text that sounds more natural and human-like, improving the quality of generated writing. The third, 'red team,' prompts ChatGPT to argue the opposite perspective and challenge the user's ideas, which the presenter claims makes the user smarter by exposing weaknesses in their thinking. The fourth, 'ELI10' (Explain Like I'm 10), instructs ChatGPT to simplify complex topics into easy-to-understand language. The fifth and final code, 'future you,' supposedly causes ChatGPT to respond as though it were the user's future, more successful self offering advice and perspective. The video is brief and does not provide demonstrations or evidence for any of these claims.
Key Insights
- The presenter claims that adding 'truth mode' before a prompt causes ChatGPT to stop 'glazing' — meaning excessive flattery or agreement — and respond more honestly.
- The presenter argues that the '/human' prefix produces humanized text that 'sounds way better' than standard ChatGPT output.
- The presenter claims that typing 'red team' causes ChatGPT to play devil's advocate, which the presenter argues will make the user smarter.
- The presenter describes 'ELI10' as a code that makes ChatGPT explain any topic in simple, accessible terms regardless of complexity.
- The presenter claims that adding 'future you' to a prompt causes ChatGPT to answer as though it were the user's future self, offering a forward-looking perspective.
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Transcript
[0:00] Here are five secret codes for chat GPT. Number one is truth mode. Just put this before your prompt and chat GPT will stop glazing and be real with you. Number two is slashhuman. If you put this before your prompt, you're going to get a humanized text that sounds way better. Number three is red team. When you type this, chat GPT will play devil's advocate and make you smarter. Number four is Eli 10. Type this anywhere and chat GPT will explain everything in simple terms. Number five is future you. Add this anywhere and ChatGpt will answer just like your future self would.
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