Excellent first drafts: Powered by AI

I have been a trainer for over a decade now, and interacted with 100s of trainers. I can tell you one thing.

No trainer wants to be controlled by AI:

Every trainer has a distinctive style. The structure, the stories, the analogies, the connections, the memory tricks they build, the engagement tricks they plug in their course – every aspect is an unique signature of a trainer. They should never give up on that.

I have been a trainer for over a decade now, and interacted with 100s of trainers. I can tell you you another thing.

Every trainer wants to control the AI:

Who ever doesn’t want a genie that can read all your documents and answer your questions. A English scholar who can write good English. A detail oriented assistant that can quickly furnish. An coach who can help you punch above your position.

I have been a trainer for over a decade now. I have interacted with Learning Administrators from large corporates. I can tell you the third and last thing.

Every Learning Administrator wants the AI to make the trainer smarter, with some conditions.

This helps them to deliver more. But they have a reservation. They want the AI inputs are true without delusion. And the AI inputs are kept secure in the servers – not mixed up with the chaff of the Internet.

Bsharp Converse : A walled garden

  • To keep the context clear, they can create multiple channels.
  • Allow them to upload product documents and links.
  • Keep the imagination (and hallucination) under leash with the Imagination Setting.
  • Then they can use prompts to generate the content they require.

Get inputs from the document, not garbage from all over the Internet

  • Trainers will get inputs only from uploaded documents or web links – not from other parts of the Internet. No imagination. No delusion. No hallucination.
  • The output just sticks to the facts, in well structured English.

Well, keep your secrets, secrets

  • You are paranoid if your internal product notes becomes part of the big Internet knowledge base, available for every competitor to tap into. With Bsharp Converse, your documents are in a walled garden. They are yours. They will never become part of the Internet folklore.

Bsharp Converse : Trainer Prompts

Well, it is all up to the imagination the trainer and the circumstance. Here are just four examples.

Trainer wants to generate the slides for a product short training

Actions

  • Trainer creates channel
  • Sets up in Factual mode
  • Uploads the documents and web links about the product

“ I want to make a training on Bsharp Converse. Please provide content for 8 slides, with Introduction as the first slide, Summary as the last slide. Please have one title per slide and 3-4 bullet points per slide. Also, please cover all the aspects of Bsharp Converse in the presentation you provide. Keep the sentences short and precise. ”

Trainer wants to generate quiz with answers for his training

“ Hi. I want to make a 7 question multiple choice quiz about Bsharp Converse, covering its key features. Please provide the question with 4 answer choices. Only one of the choices is correct. The questions will help the trainer evaluate the understanding of the learner about Bsharp Converse. Please also indicate the correct answer. ”

Trainer wants to get some product detail for enhancing a slide

“ What is walled garden with respect to Bsharp Converse? Can you provide talking points about the same. ”

Other prompts the trainer can use

Trainer wants to get product comparison with competition: Provide link to competitive product & documents for trainer’s product.

“ I would like to compare Product A and Product B. I have provided the documents and links. Can you list down the top 10 key features of these two products and give me a comparison of how each product provides these features. If the feature is not mentioned in the product’s description, please provide the inputs. ”

“I want to write a marketing summary of BsharpCorp in the home page of my presentation. Can you go through the content and give me a short description.”

“I want to provide a caption for BsharpCorp for the Creator Mode feature. Can you provide a great caption? ”

Well, the prompts and possibilities is as expansive as the imagination of the trainer.