I definitely use it for my titles and descriptions. It helps so much when you tell it to have as few repeats as possible on keywords bc there are only so many ways i can think of to say the same thing! It also helps with the structure of features & benefits. I can give it parameters, keywords, and a detailed description and boom. Done. Then edit to tweak it a bit to sound like me. I even tell it to be "witty & fun" and it spits out whimsical descriptions. Its awesome. It will also generate ideas in a subject if you are feeling uninspired. Like "give me 25 ideas for products in x niche for x customer" and get you rolling that way too.
The thing is, your competitors will be using it too! So if it helps you to compete in a world that is moving in the direction of AI, it's definitely worth putting consideration into. Remember: In the 70s, the "Microwave threatened to make house wives lazy" and many people were furious. Technology will always advance.
Good video. I used ChatGPT to generate a description. Took the best sentences I wanted out of about 5 generated responses. Then I added my own words and some SEO. Wow. What a time saver and the best descriptions I've done yet.
I consider myself an above average writer, and have been asked several times to edit pieces for others. However, I was astonished at the extra va va VOOM that ChatGPT crafted for several of my listings when all I gave it was a description. It was as if somehow the AI actually saw photos of my garments and then wrote a vivid description. I picked out several phrases to add to my already decent descriptions, so time will tell if this makes a difference. Thanks for sharing this great tip!
I love using it to find buzz-words! You can even ask it for a list of exciting words that could be used to describe a specific product, then use those words to write your own descriptions. There's so many ways to use it!
WOW! After watching your video I tried Chat GTP to write a product description for two digital scrapbooking kits I have and I'm SOOOOO impressed with the result. I'm not a native speaker and while I speak English very well, I often struggle with using the right words to describe my designs... I'll be using this tool from now on!!
Just perfect timing Starla! I am about to make and write over 100 listings. I am going to play around with this to see what it comes up with. I might even ask it to include certain keywords in the description to see if it can handle that!
I was looking at it yesterday to make my descriptions for me. I'll be honest, I was shocked at how well it did. Better than a "professional" (I put it in quotes because I have questions as to whether she actually knows what she's doing and not just because of descriptions) I hired, or another person that does it on a forum I know. It's just amazing. But that's really scary. I've been drawing a complete blank on how to write descriptions. This is NOT something I'm even remotely good at it. Your daughter did great btw. It all totally seemed natural.
OK! I confess I had been hiding under a rock. So glad I still watch your videos even if sometimes, I am a month behind. I am amazed at the great description it came up with when I added my keywords.
Thanks for the video, informative as always! I will continue to use what creativity I have in my brain. I will likely be one of those who hold out to the bitter end when it comes to AI. I too many questions regarding AI use as a whole.
Totally understandable! AI is still very new and there's absolutely no way to predict what the future will hold. While it's fun to play with, I don't think I'll ever use it to do my work for me. Though for those who struggle with writing, I absolutely see benefits.
Mash potatoes of the brain sufferer here 😂 (plus English is not my native language) So, for me it's super helpful for proofreading, I haven't used it for customer support yet, but for product descriptions, I like to use a combination of research + prompts using this template: ruclips.net/video/ChTKubKJmeo/видео.html thank you so much for this video, your point of view is always gold! 🙌🏼💕
I have been using it more and more for basic things like intros. It wrote me a few sentences for the bio on my site. I still believe in doing the work...
It can be a good springboard too. Marc has ADHD and has been able to use it to take existing thoughts and put them in a nice orderly fashion. I can see it helping with a lot of very specific instances related to disabilities, mental fatigue, or stress prevention when dealing with unpleasant interactions.
*"Damn, I'm downloading it now. I suffer with PTSD and on a very rare occasion, I do get that one customer out of ten thousand that you just can't make happy and they want to keep telling you how unhappy they are for days taking up much valuable time that could be well utilized elsewhere in a small business where you wear all the hats so a little help is welcome".*
I am impressed with your daughter. She totally kept a straight face asking that question. I would have been cracking up! I too was super skeptical at first, but as I have been playing with it I can sure see how it will save a lot of time. I think all things can be used for either good or bad, so I am just focusing on how it can be a positive and learning how it can improve my life, giving me more time to do the things I enjoy doing.
That's how I see it as well. I try to take an unbiased standpoint to all areas of business. While I was definitely skeptical, I learned a lot from testing the limits of the tool. I understand that many people may not want to use it. I also understand that many people absolutely hate the idea of AI. But it exists. And people will use it. And, unless it becomes regulated (a hard thing to do at this time), it will continue to advance. I always use the example of the microwave, which men once raged about because it would "make housewives lazy and complacent".
I use since I see your friday live on this topic. I have to read and correct sometimes, but I honestly I'm not able to write so discribing and emotianal full descriptions.
I actually wasn't interested in it before but you've actually sparked my interest. I would like to try it to look for keywords that sell. I am going to try it.
Just be aware that ChatGPT is not a keyword tool, meaning that it can not perform data-driven SEO. In fact, if you ask them if they are able to do SEO, the tool will actually tell you that it can't. BUT it can help you to generate a list of keyword ideas based on the type of product you sell - then you can take those words over to the eRank.com keyword tool to check their search volumes. 🙂 The tools work great together!
@@StarlaMoore I would test it without erank and then test them together to see which works more efficiently. I'm all about using the best tools rather than creating unnecessary work.
My primary job is marketing real estate, which includes writing about properties, policy updates, and buyer/seller tips. I strongly second that ChatGPT needs a human set of eyes. It can write lovely words, but it doesn't know what not to say. Many real estate agents were praising it as a way to do all their marketing, so I tested it, and almost every description it created broke Fair Housing Rules and ethical guidelines. It also has to be given facts by the user. I asked it to write a description for a community that has a large online presence, and it was listing amenities the community didn't even have. ...On a similar note...Starla, have you used it for brainstorming books ideas? I tried it and had a very useful discussion about science theories that helped me start my next book.
Wow, I never thought of that! I do worry about becoming reliant on using it for my book, simply because I know how my own brain works and I am very easily influenced. I try to not watch anything on TV or read any books related to my specific niche of science fiction (neon-noir/cyberpunk) because I am very bad about framing my visions based on things I've seen in the past. I don't even realize I'm doing it. BUT I've had multiple scenarios I've needed to find answers to based on weird cross-dimensional plot points in my book (What would happen if all the ice on Erath melted? What would the world look like if the dinosaurs at never died out?). I think in this scenario, ChatGPT would be a great replacement for a standard google search because it would generate one "good enough" answer, rather than me having to compile a ton of ideas based on theoretical situations.
@@StarlaMoore Yes! It helped me think through the way human eyes and brains process light and how someone could theoretically exist between colors/light and not be seen. It told me where my thinking was incorrect, but provided another road of thought I could follow.
even as a graphic design with an understanding in creative writing and speaking to a specific demographic.. I'm often lost on words for my own items....might look into it for ideas.
Will you be creating a video on how best to use AI on product descriptions and other useful stuff for ecommerce use? I've been playing with Bard but can feel I've not reached its full potential with my prompts 😅
I think this is a tool we sort of have to get on board with, because it will be everywhere at some point. Even Grammarly recently announced their own AI tool. Canva has one now too. But I have other concerns, like when I look at a photo of a beachscape, is it a real beachscape or did AI generate it? Models on websites won't be real, like Levi's newest AI models. Will this create more unrealistic expectations for our kids to live up to? My MAIN concern though, is IP. If I ask it to generate a description or a paragraph for something, or help me generate a character, or write a poem about farts, who owns the copyrights for that content? How does the law protect users vs the designers of these AI programs? I am definitely utilizing it to help generate ideas, because it has been invaluable, but I am definitely proceeding with extra caution.
So, let me start by saying that this video focuses only on AI language tools, which have always been cleared as original content when I've pasted them into plagiarism checkers. This content, by design, is originally written. Image based AI is a completely different subject though and we really have no possible way to define or predict what the future of image-based AI will look like. I recommend watching this video by Legal Eagle, which goes over this topic a bit more in-depth and explains, from a legal standpoint, the limitations lawmakers are likely to face when regulating AI generated visual content: ruclips.net/video/G08hY8dSrUY/видео.html When playing with image-based AI tools, it's important to work with tools that source their images from a voluntary library (I *believe* all AI images generated by Canva come from their own library, which means they were not stolen from artists on the web). Most current image based AI tools grab images from anywhere and everywhere, making their images very realistic and fun to look at - but not ethical at all. So I'll be sticking to Canva when playing with images and AI.
@@StarlaMoore Oh, I totally get all that. I was more talking about all the future implications of AI in a broader sense. I'm also an author and I know there are MANY concerns among cover designers right now because of the potential for unethical uses with images AI may source online and potential infringements. Not to mention the implications for authors if we buy a cover that happens to contain images not sourced legally. As far as the poem and the other content, I just meant that even if it clears a plagiarism checker, that just means it wasn't taken from someone else. My concern is does the content belong to you AFTER it's generated because you prompted the tool to generate it, or the AI software company because the AI generated the content? We just don't really know yet. But I guess it's like anything else, it takes real world situations and new precedents to create new laws for these uses. I remember when social media first started and all the issues over who owns the content once it's posted. It took some time, but eventually we figured it out. I'm sure the same will be true with AI. Thanks for rec about Legal Eagle. I'll check out his video. I love his approach to explaining the law.
Yeah, cover design is going to be hard. My hope is that cover artists will need to state how their covers are produced so that authors can make informed purchasing decisions. I personally would never use an AI-generated cover for the exact reasons you've stated.
You can say this is a real beach scape located here. Or you can tell AI make it from a real place and let your customers know that it’s not a place but a great view from this location that could exist in another realm. Lol idk.
One of the inherent qualities of AI is it's ability to learn. I would be interested to hear your thoughts about this tool in a year. That's assuming of course, if the creators of ChatGPT built in an ability to learn over time and not just learn from what the user wants in that moment.
I just want to stress a little bit more to be careful using AI tools because it does violate peoples copyright sometimes. For example titles of songs and lyrics are a few things I came across.
Thank you for the video! I started using ChatGPT few weeks ago for my social media posts. And it did great as long as I was giving enough details. So after I tried: the descriptions - it was great, titling - ok and SEO - not good at all. But does it actually "learn" smth from our requests? To get better after?
If you're using ChatGPT 4, I believe so. We paid for an OpenAI subscription so we could continue running experiments without constantly being booted out of the system. With the OpenAI version, you can continue a discussion, almost like a big chat. And the service will continue talking to you about the same topic. We actually asked it if it learns from us, and it said yes - so when it makes mistakes, we point them out and it apologizes then adjusts.
Starla, CAN YOU PLEASE help us understand what is going on with Canva and it’s laws for POD (free/pro). I know you were on the thread as was Mey on the 5th basically saying their support staff that all the POD you tubers making tutorial videos has been told per licensing (for legality clarification) BEFORE they release videos. Ty for ALL you support!!!!!
I will as soon as I know more. As of right now, I'm skeptical of what the woman from the group is saying. She seems to be sharing her personal interpretation of Canva's policies.
Ok-TY so much bc I’m new and just got started and I’m afraid I will be infringing or breaking Canva laws for POD 😳 Mey Ayrolo put a whole video up about this and it’s how I saw that you were on in the conversation-I did notice that the woman seemed to not understand, mistaken areas and also said that Canva support staff wasn’t always correct (implying that anything they have told us is incorrect) and Canva supersedes all support staff-which is exactly why it’s so confusing!! But I figured who best to ask than the “Doctor” herself 😉
UPDATE: Canva deleted this woman's post and made an official statement. I just reviewed some updates to their policies, which seem to outline that POD is fine as long as elements have been combined and altered to create something new. I'm still working on communicating with Canva's legal team directly so I can create a video on this topic for next week, but as of right now, it would seem that the woman from the group had no idea what she was talking about.
Dear Starla Thank You very much for Your videos , I'm now watching them every day! Can You please help with one question ? Maybe You have already video about this situation - New on print on demand - always I'm uploading files to Printful there is small warning sign - please make bigger files to get better print images - I have this on all I do - please can You shear what and how I need to do that ? Thank You ❤💞
It completely depends on how you're creating those images. If you're using a service like Canva or Photoshop, you'll just need to make sure you're downloading them at a larger size. Printful will typically have a image size guideline for the minimum pixels recommended for each item. When I need to resize an image fast, I typically upload it into ipiccy.com then using the very first "Basic Editor" tab, I go into the "Resize" tool and max out the dimensions. I hope this helps!
@BubbleGum-ef9bh Most POD co's like MBA, Printful, Redbubble, Gooten, Custom Cat, Spreadshirt etc have similar upload requirements for design images. General dimensions are 4500px (W) by 5400px (H) with a dpi resolution of 300dpi. Some co's may want 4000px by 4000px or 3600px by 4000px... tip is to design say at least 4500px either way and when uploading to POD co's... just use their crop box feature to suit the placement on the t-shirt or coffee mug. You could also ask your question above to ChatGPT... write a prompt similar to this (and further elaborate/expand with more Q's with ChatGPT because it remembers the previous conversation prompt)... (prompt and answer between the XXXXXXXXXX's)............ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Query: I have a Printful account in which i sell print on Demand products. Could you please recommend and provide me the best design practices for uploading my image designs to Printful. Please provide the best dimensions and image resolution and other tips. Heres what ChatGPT return (it searches the web for info before replying an answer to your prompt query)............... Sure, I can help you with that! Based on my research, here are some best design practices for uploading image designs to Printful: Image Dimensions: Printful recommends that the image dimensions should be at least 150 DPI (dots per inch) at the intended print size. For example, if you want to print a design on a t-shirt with a size of 12x16 inches, the image should be at least 1800x2400 pixels [2]. Image File Format: The recommended file formats are PNG and JPEG. PNG is recommended for designs with a transparent background, while JPEG is recommended for designs with a solid background. Avoid using GIFs or BMPs [1]. Design Placement: Ensure that your design is centered and placed correctly on the product. If you are unsure, Printful has design guidelines that can help you position your design correctly [1]. Color Profile: The recommended color profile is sRGB. This ensures that the colors in your design are accurately represented on the final product [1]. Mockups: Printful provides mockup templates for each product, which can help you visualize how your design will look on the product. Use these mockups to ensure that your design fits well on the product and looks good [2]. Review: Before submitting your design, review it carefully to ensure that it meets all of Printful's design guidelines. This will help avoid any issues with the final product [1]. I hope these tips are helpful! If you have any other questions or concerns, don't hesitate to reach out to Printful's customer support team. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX For more info on what prompts to write checkout (remove spaces in link)... prompts. chat/
UpDATE: I asked/said to CHatGPT... Query: I thought that 300dpi was the best resolution... it replied... Yes, 300 dpi is a commonly recommended image resolution for printing high-quality photographs [1]. However, it's important to note that the intended viewing distance of the print also plays a role in determining the required image resolution. If the print will be viewed from a greater distance, you may not need such a high resolution image. On the other hand, if the print will be viewed up close, you may need a higher resolution image to ensure that the details are sharp and clear. It's also worth noting that while 300 dpi is a good starting point for image resolution, it's not a hard and fast rule. Depending on the specific requirements of your print job and the capabilities of your printer, you may be able to use a lower or higher resolution image. Ultimately, the best way to determine the ideal image resolution for your specific print job is to consult with the printing service you'll be using. I hope this helps clarify things for you! Let me know if you have any other questions. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Thanks ChatGPT... i already know that uploading my 300dpi resolution images for my POD products is the best recommendation.
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Totally valid opinion! I was nervous as well. I recommend watching this TedTalk where the idea of AI vs morality is outlined. The video was very short but definitely interesting: ruclips.net/video/RzkD_rTEBYs/видео.html
Yet is the key word that was not used. It’s only been a few month since 3 to 4 and it’s rocking it hard. I don’t like it but you can’t really say it won’t be gunning for a lot of positions. Tech speed is crazy and when this thing starts cooking it will be taking over. Only a few years to go.
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I definitely use it for my titles and descriptions. It helps so much when you tell it to have as few repeats as possible on keywords bc there are only so many ways i can think of to say the same thing! It also helps with the structure of features & benefits. I can give it parameters, keywords, and a detailed description and boom. Done. Then edit to tweak it a bit to sound like me. I even tell it to be "witty & fun" and it spits out whimsical descriptions. Its awesome. It will also generate ideas in a subject if you are feeling uninspired. Like "give me 25 ideas for products in x niche for x customer" and get you rolling that way too.
My moto is simple if its helping me and is not illegal. I am using it.
The thing is, your competitors will be using it too! So if it helps you to compete in a world that is moving in the direction of AI, it's definitely worth putting consideration into. Remember: In the 70s, the "Microwave threatened to make house wives lazy" and many people were furious. Technology will always advance.
Good video. I used ChatGPT to generate a description. Took the best sentences I wanted out of about 5 generated responses. Then I added my own words and some SEO. Wow. What a time saver and the best descriptions I've done yet.
It's truly life changing! 💛
I loved your daughters cameo appearance! It made the video more relatable and playful.
Awww, she'll be so happy when I tell her! 💛
I consider myself an above average writer, and have been asked several times to edit pieces for others. However, I was astonished at the extra va va VOOM that ChatGPT crafted for several of my listings when all I gave it was a description. It was as if somehow the AI actually saw photos of my garments and then wrote a vivid description. I picked out several phrases to add to my already decent descriptions, so time will tell if this makes a difference. Thanks for sharing this great tip!
I love using it to find buzz-words! You can even ask it for a list of exciting words that could be used to describe a specific product, then use those words to write your own descriptions. There's so many ways to use it!
This is actually an ethical and decent way of using text-based AI! Thanks for the video
You're so welcome!!!
WOW! After watching your video I tried Chat GTP to write a product description for two digital scrapbooking kits I have and I'm SOOOOO impressed with the result. I'm not a native speaker and while I speak English very well, I often struggle with using the right words to describe my designs... I'll be using this tool from now on!!
Taylor! Best prompt ever :) We hope to see you do a guest appearance again!
Just perfect timing Starla! I am about to make and write over 100 listings. I am going to play around with this to see what it comes up with. I might even ask it to include certain keywords in the description to see if it can handle that!
That's awesome! Let me know if it helped to speed thing up for you!
I was looking at it yesterday to make my descriptions for me. I'll be honest, I was shocked at how well it did. Better than a "professional" (I put it in quotes because I have questions as to whether she actually knows what she's doing and not just because of descriptions) I hired, or another person that does it on a forum I know. It's just amazing. But that's really scary. I've been drawing a complete blank on how to write descriptions. This is NOT something I'm even remotely good at it.
Your daughter did great btw. It all totally seemed natural.
OK! I confess I had been hiding under a rock. So glad I still watch your videos even if sometimes, I am a month behind. I am amazed at the great description it came up with when I added my keywords.
We miss you!!!! 🙂💛 Hope you've been doing amazing!
Thanks for the video, informative as always! I will continue to use what creativity I have in my brain. I will likely be one of those who hold out to the bitter end when it comes to AI. I too many questions regarding AI use as a whole.
Totally understandable! AI is still very new and there's absolutely no way to predict what the future will hold. While it's fun to play with, I don't think I'll ever use it to do my work for me. Though for those who struggle with writing, I absolutely see benefits.
FAB U LOUS video!!! Thank you😃
Way to go Taylor! You handled your premier like a pro!
Mash potatoes of the brain sufferer here 😂 (plus English is not my native language) So, for me it's super helpful for proofreading, I haven't used it for customer support yet, but for product descriptions, I like to use a combination of research + prompts using this template: ruclips.net/video/ChTKubKJmeo/видео.html thank you so much for this video, your point of view is always gold! 🙌🏼💕
Did NOT think about this for customer service!!! GENIUS!!
ChatGPT was way more polite than I think I could have been in that situation. 😂
I have been using it more and more for basic things like intros. It wrote me a few sentences for the bio on my site. I still believe in doing the work...
It can be a good springboard too. Marc has ADHD and has been able to use it to take existing thoughts and put them in a nice orderly fashion. I can see it helping with a lot of very specific instances related to disabilities, mental fatigue, or stress prevention when dealing with unpleasant interactions.
*"Damn, I'm downloading it now. I suffer with PTSD and on a very rare occasion, I do get that one customer out of ten thousand that you just can't make happy and they want to keep telling you how unhappy they are for days taking up much valuable time that could be well utilized elsewhere in a small business where you wear all the hats so a little help is welcome".*
Well done, Taylor! Looks like you're a natural.
Your daughter is precious!!! ❣❣❣
Great cameo poppet!! She's out here asking the REAL questions. 🥰
Right?! 😂 This is what we SHOULD be using AI for!
I am impressed with your daughter. She totally kept a straight face asking that question. I would have been cracking up! I too was super skeptical at first, but as I have been playing with it I can sure see how it will save a lot of time. I think all things can be used for either good or bad, so I am just focusing on how it can be a positive and learning how it can improve my life, giving me more time to do the things I enjoy doing.
That's how I see it as well. I try to take an unbiased standpoint to all areas of business. While I was definitely skeptical, I learned a lot from testing the limits of the tool. I understand that many people may not want to use it. I also understand that many people absolutely hate the idea of AI.
But it exists. And people will use it. And, unless it becomes regulated (a hard thing to do at this time), it will continue to advance.
I always use the example of the microwave, which men once raged about because it would "make housewives lazy and complacent".
I use since I see your friday live on this topic. I have to read and correct sometimes, but I honestly I'm not able to write so discribing and emotianal full descriptions.
It can be a huge help! I'm glad you've been able to save time with it! 💛
I actually wasn't interested in it before but you've actually sparked my interest. I would like to try it to look for keywords that sell. I am going to try it.
Just be aware that ChatGPT is not a keyword tool, meaning that it can not perform data-driven SEO. In fact, if you ask them if they are able to do SEO, the tool will actually tell you that it can't. BUT it can help you to generate a list of keyword ideas based on the type of product you sell - then you can take those words over to the eRank.com keyword tool to check their search volumes. 🙂 The tools work great together!
@@StarlaMoore I would test it without erank and then test them together to see which works more efficiently. I'm all about using the best tools rather than creating unnecessary work.
Nice and funny, thanks.
Thank you too!
This video made me laugh so much 😂 my cheeks started to hurt a bit. Thanks for the wonderful content, as always. ❤
Thank you. I like using AI when my product descriptions look especially uninspired!
My primary job is marketing real estate, which includes writing about properties, policy updates, and buyer/seller tips. I strongly second that ChatGPT needs a human set of eyes. It can write lovely words, but it doesn't know what not to say. Many real estate agents were praising it as a way to do all their marketing, so I tested it, and almost every description it created broke Fair Housing Rules and ethical guidelines. It also has to be given facts by the user. I asked it to write a description for a community that has a large online presence, and it was listing amenities the community didn't even have. ...On a similar note...Starla, have you used it for brainstorming books ideas? I tried it and had a very useful discussion about science theories that helped me start my next book.
Wow, I never thought of that! I do worry about becoming reliant on using it for my book, simply because I know how my own brain works and I am very easily influenced. I try to not watch anything on TV or read any books related to my specific niche of science fiction (neon-noir/cyberpunk) because I am very bad about framing my visions based on things I've seen in the past. I don't even realize I'm doing it.
BUT I've had multiple scenarios I've needed to find answers to based on weird cross-dimensional plot points in my book (What would happen if all the ice on Erath melted? What would the world look like if the dinosaurs at never died out?). I think in this scenario, ChatGPT would be a great replacement for a standard google search because it would generate one "good enough" answer, rather than me having to compile a ton of ideas based on theoretical situations.
@@StarlaMoore Yes! It helped me think through the way human eyes and brains process light and how someone could theoretically exist between colors/light and not be seen. It told me where my thinking was incorrect, but provided another road of thought I could follow.
thanks for the information very helpful I think I will try it
Let me know what you thought of it! 🙂
@@StarlaMoore Loved it
even as a graphic design with an understanding in creative writing and speaking to a specific demographic.. I'm often lost on words for my own items....might look into it for ideas.
Same! Sometimes it's just nice to gain a new perspective or to find a few fun buzz-words.
Can gpt 4 help with etsy keyword research
Will you be creating a video on how best to use AI on product descriptions and other useful stuff for ecommerce use? I've been playing with Bard but can feel I've not reached its full potential with my prompts 😅
I love your channel! Xxoo
Thank you so much!!
I think this is a tool we sort of have to get on board with, because it will be everywhere at some point. Even Grammarly recently announced their own AI tool. Canva has one now too.
But I have other concerns, like when I look at a photo of a beachscape, is it a real beachscape or did AI generate it?
Models on websites won't be real, like Levi's newest AI models. Will this create more unrealistic expectations for our kids to live up to?
My MAIN concern though, is IP.
If I ask it to generate a description or a paragraph for something, or help me generate a character, or write a poem about farts, who owns the copyrights for that content?
How does the law protect users vs the designers of these AI programs?
I am definitely utilizing it to help generate ideas, because it has been invaluable, but I am definitely proceeding with extra caution.
So, let me start by saying that this video focuses only on AI language tools, which have always been cleared as original content when I've pasted them into plagiarism checkers. This content, by design, is originally written.
Image based AI is a completely different subject though and we really have no possible way to define or predict what the future of image-based AI will look like. I recommend watching this video by Legal Eagle, which goes over this topic a bit more in-depth and explains, from a legal standpoint, the limitations lawmakers are likely to face when regulating AI generated visual content: ruclips.net/video/G08hY8dSrUY/видео.html
When playing with image-based AI tools, it's important to work with tools that source their images from a voluntary library (I *believe* all AI images generated by Canva come from their own library, which means they were not stolen from artists on the web). Most current image based AI tools grab images from anywhere and everywhere, making their images very realistic and fun to look at - but not ethical at all. So I'll be sticking to Canva when playing with images and AI.
@@StarlaMoore Oh, I totally get all that. I was more talking about all the future implications of AI in a broader sense. I'm also an author and I know there are MANY concerns among cover designers right now because of the potential for unethical uses with images AI may source online and potential infringements. Not to mention the implications for authors if we buy a cover that happens to contain images not sourced legally.
As far as the poem and the other content, I just meant that even if it clears a plagiarism checker, that just means it wasn't taken from someone else.
My concern is does the content belong to you AFTER it's generated because you prompted the tool to generate it, or the AI software company because the AI generated the content?
We just don't really know yet.
But I guess it's like anything else, it takes real world situations and new precedents to create new laws for these uses. I remember when social media first started and all the issues over who owns the content once it's posted. It took some time, but eventually we figured it out. I'm sure the same will be true with AI.
Thanks for rec about Legal Eagle. I'll check out his video. I love his approach to explaining the law.
Yeah, cover design is going to be hard. My hope is that cover artists will need to state how their covers are produced so that authors can make informed purchasing decisions. I personally would never use an AI-generated cover for the exact reasons you've stated.
You can say this is a real beach scape located here. Or you can tell AI make it from a real place and let your customers know that it’s not a place but a great view from this location that could exist in another realm. Lol idk.
I love chat gpt!
One of the inherent qualities of AI is it's ability to learn. I would be interested to hear your thoughts about this tool in a year. That's assuming of course, if the creators of ChatGPT built in an ability to learn over time and not just learn from what the user wants in that moment.
Taylor! You did great! Loved the fart song!🤣
I just want to stress a little bit more to be careful using AI tools because it does violate peoples copyright sometimes. For example titles of songs and lyrics are a few things I came across.
Thank you for the video! I started using ChatGPT few weeks ago for my social media posts. And it did great as long as I was giving enough details. So after I tried: the descriptions - it was great, titling - ok and SEO - not good at all. But does it actually "learn" smth from our requests? To get better after?
If you're using ChatGPT 4, I believe so. We paid for an OpenAI subscription so we could continue running experiments without constantly being booted out of the system. With the OpenAI version, you can continue a discussion, almost like a big chat. And the service will continue talking to you about the same topic. We actually asked it if it learns from us, and it said yes - so when it makes mistakes, we point them out and it apologizes then adjusts.
Starla, CAN YOU PLEASE help us understand what is going on with Canva and it’s laws for POD (free/pro). I know you were on the thread as was Mey on the 5th basically saying their support staff that all the POD you tubers making tutorial videos has been told per licensing (for legality clarification) BEFORE they release videos. Ty for ALL you support!!!!!
I will as soon as I know more. As of right now, I'm skeptical of what the woman from the group is saying. She seems to be sharing her personal interpretation of Canva's policies.
Ok-TY so much bc I’m new and just got started and I’m afraid I will be infringing or breaking Canva laws for POD 😳 Mey Ayrolo put a whole video up about this and it’s how I saw that you were on in the conversation-I did notice that the woman seemed to not understand, mistaken areas and also said that Canva support staff wasn’t always correct (implying that anything they have told us is incorrect) and Canva supersedes all support staff-which is exactly why it’s so confusing!! But I figured who best to ask than the “Doctor” herself 😉
UPDATE: Canva deleted this woman's post and made an official statement. I just reviewed some updates to their policies, which seem to outline that POD is fine as long as elements have been combined and altered to create something new. I'm still working on communicating with Canva's legal team directly so I can create a video on this topic for next week, but as of right now, it would seem that the woman from the group had no idea what she was talking about.
I was sure it would say, “ a story you can smell.”
Haha!!! 😂
Very cool, I learned a lot ty 👀
Dear Starla Thank You very much for Your videos ,
I'm now watching them every day!
Can You please help with one question ?
Maybe You have already video about this situation -
New on print on demand - always I'm uploading files to Printful there is small warning sign - please make bigger files to get better print images - I have this on all I do - please can You shear what and how I need to do that ?
Thank You
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It completely depends on how you're creating those images. If you're using a service like Canva or Photoshop, you'll just need to make sure you're downloading them at a larger size. Printful will typically have a image size guideline for the minimum pixels recommended for each item. When I need to resize an image fast, I typically upload it into ipiccy.com then using the very first "Basic Editor" tab, I go into the "Resize" tool and max out the dimensions. I hope this helps!
@BubbleGum-ef9bh Most POD co's like MBA, Printful, Redbubble, Gooten, Custom Cat, Spreadshirt etc have similar upload requirements for design images.
General dimensions are 4500px (W) by 5400px (H) with a dpi resolution of 300dpi. Some co's may want 4000px by 4000px or 3600px by 4000px... tip is to design say at least 4500px either way and when uploading to POD co's... just use their crop box feature to suit the placement on the t-shirt or coffee mug.
You could also ask your question above to ChatGPT... write a prompt similar to this (and further elaborate/expand with more Q's with ChatGPT because it remembers the previous conversation prompt)... (prompt and answer between the XXXXXXXXXX's)............
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Query: I have a Printful account in which i sell print on Demand products. Could you please recommend and provide me the best design practices for uploading my image designs to Printful. Please provide the best dimensions and image resolution and other tips.
Heres what ChatGPT return (it searches the web for info before replying an answer to your prompt query)...............
Sure, I can help you with that! Based on my research, here are some best design practices for uploading image designs to Printful:
Image Dimensions: Printful recommends that the image dimensions should be at least 150 DPI (dots per inch) at the intended print size. For example, if you want to print a design on a t-shirt with a size of 12x16 inches, the image should be at least 1800x2400 pixels [2].
Image File Format: The recommended file formats are PNG and JPEG. PNG is recommended for designs with a transparent background, while JPEG is recommended for designs with a solid background. Avoid using GIFs or BMPs [1].
Design Placement: Ensure that your design is centered and placed correctly on the product. If you are unsure, Printful has design guidelines that can help you position your design correctly [1].
Color Profile: The recommended color profile is sRGB. This ensures that the colors in your design are accurately represented on the final product [1].
Mockups: Printful provides mockup templates for each product, which can help you visualize how your design will look on the product. Use these mockups to ensure that your design fits well on the product and looks good [2].
Review: Before submitting your design, review it carefully to ensure that it meets all of Printful's design guidelines. This will help avoid any issues with the final product [1].
I hope these tips are helpful! If you have any other questions or concerns, don't hesitate to reach out to Printful's customer support team.
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UpDATE: I asked/said to CHatGPT... Query: I thought that 300dpi was the best resolution... it replied...
Yes, 300 dpi is a commonly recommended image resolution for printing high-quality photographs [1]. However, it's important to note that the intended viewing distance of the print also plays a role in determining the required image resolution. If the print will be viewed from a greater distance, you may not need such a high resolution image. On the other hand, if the print will be viewed up close, you may need a higher resolution image to ensure that the details are sharp and clear.
It's also worth noting that while 300 dpi is a good starting point for image resolution, it's not a hard and fast rule. Depending on the specific requirements of your print job and the capabilities of your printer, you may be able to use a lower or higher resolution image. Ultimately, the best way to determine the ideal image resolution for your specific print job is to consult with the printing service you'll be using.
I hope this helps clarify things for you! Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Thanks ChatGPT... i already know that uploading my 300dpi resolution images for my POD products is the best recommendation.
Thank You so much for your reply 💕💕💕❤❤
It has more creativity than I do!
Me too. 😂 Sometimes we are just too close to our own work to describe it with magazine-worthy buzz words.
@@StarlaMoore I have used it as a starting place for something I need to write.
LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣 AMAZING AS ALWAYS!
I got feeling - Every time I'm watching Your videos - I'm scared - maybe I did something wrong :D:D
I love Your videos and thank You for letting us know
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That's creepy to me... when I can be replaced by a machine. Even Elon Musk has concerns...
Just my opinion.
Totally valid opinion! I was nervous as well. I recommend watching this TedTalk where the idea of AI vs morality is outlined. The video was very short but definitely interesting: ruclips.net/video/RzkD_rTEBYs/видео.html
Yet is the key word that was not used. It’s only been a few month since 3 to 4 and it’s rocking it hard. I don’t like it but you can’t really say it won’t be gunning for a lot of positions. Tech speed is crazy and when this thing starts cooking it will be taking over. Only a few years to go.
I know! The version I played with in December was totally different from ChatGPT 4. It's scary how fast AI is advancing!
Lol, your daughter's pop-in made me laugh. Ode to the fart, lol. 🤣
I've lost 2 subscribers because of the fart. 😂😂😂 No regrets. Farts are funny.
I am saving this just for the fart song. 🤣
It was a LOT longer but this verse was my favorite. 😂
Or not to use chatgpt because in your country it is banned 😂
Oh yes, there's definitely a lot of controversy when it comes to AI. Especially since it's new and we don't know what the future of AI will look like.
P.s. 👍🏻👍🏻 for your daughter