Prompts say 'generate 2000+ words' but only creates a few hundred?

[phillis86]

I’ve been using several public prompts to create full-length blogs - these prompts say that they create blogs between 2000 and 5000 words long, but what they create is more about 800 words long. How can I get these prompts to do what they say they’ll do in terms of word length, or expand the content to a specific length? FWIW, asking ‘write a 2000-word blog on this topic’ doesn’t work well either.

[aiprm-tiborb]

You can try using “Power Continue” to ask ChatGPT to continue from where it stopped:

ChatGPT suddenly stops writing

However, at some point, you will likely encounter the limits of ChatGPT:

AIPRM stops and won't restart where left off

Imagine ChatGPT or any other existing LLM as it has an eye, that eye can only see and understand the context of your conversation/text through a Window, that Window has a limited length (which is 4000 words for ChatGPT-3.5) If you started a new conversation with ChatGPT, the Window is at the start of your conversation, when you continue to chit-chat with it, and as the conversation gets longer the Window moves down… at a certain conversation length, ChatGPT doesn’t recognize the context about …

See also:

How Do I specify a requirement for a word count?

I believe the most reliable way to achieve this is by using the GPT-4 Code Interpreter model with a prompt like: Use the python tool to ensure that the written post has a maximum of X words.

[phillis86]

fantastic, thanks heaps!

[Design]

What I do is ask it for information about a topic. Then I ask it to write an outline for that topic. Then I ask it to write each section of that topic. I save each part of it. Then I manually put it together. I am also examining some of the new plugs. Fake agi is not too bad. But the old adage garbage in garbage out. As you use it more you get better and better.