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I'm by no means a professional writer per se, but I've been paid for work that involves writing. Because of this, a version of ChatGPT that could do my writing for me would be helpful. In my admittedly half-hearted attempts, I've really struggled to recreate anything close to what I wrote.

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Clearly, the solution is train a ChatGPT instance that is fine-tuned on generating prompts for ChatGPT.

That's one of my favorite things to ask it at the moment, something like "If I wanted you to generate an interesting article on X, how should I write a prompt?" The results are usually pretty interesting.

And thus it begins.

why would it help you? it would just replace you in those opportunities entirely.

As I said, writing is a small part of the job. I wrote for video and produced those videos. Half the time it'd be multiple videos from one script (interviewing different people with the same questions). I guess maybe a "prompt engineer" could just copy and paste ChatGPT answering its own questions into wherever but that's not going to be a comparable product to actually setting up a professional interview setup and asking a subject questions.

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