With the renewed interest in artificial intelligence (AI) sparked by the release of the text-based AI platform ChatGPT, the tool has proven exceptionally useful in multiple areas, including providing insights into the future price trends of assets on the cryptocurrency market, such as that of Ethereum (ETH).

After dutifully reminding the reader that “investing in cryptocurrencies is risky” and that the actual price of Ethereum may be higher or lower than the estimates, ChatGPT has provided “some information on the possible Ethereum price range by 2025, based on ecosystem developments and upgrades, related news, community support, user base, and other factors.”

Is $10,400 possible?

As some of the factors that could impact crypto asset’s price by 2025, ChatGPT singled out the “ongoing development and improvement of the Ethereum ecosystem, including upgrades to the Ethereum 2.0 protocol,” and “the growth of decentralized finance (DeFi) applications.”

On top of that, the AI tool pointed out the “adoption by major companies or financial institutions, or partnerships with other blockchain projects” as well as “the number of customers and developers building on the Ethereum blockchain” as further positive factors potentially driving its price up. Finally, as it explained:

Other not-so-bullish predictions

At the same time, CoinPriceForecast is a lot less bullish on the price of Ethereum in 2025, predicting a price of $2,685 at the end of 2024, followed by $2,825 by mid-2025 and ending the year 2025 with $2,446, according to the most recent data retrieved by Finbold.

Interestingly, the price prediction model over at PandaForecast trends more to the bearish side, targeting $2,045 in January 2025, $1,319 in June, and $1,752 in December 2025, with even its optimistic range seeing $2,224 at the year’s beginning and $2,084 at its conclusion.

Ethereum price analysis

Meanwhile, Ethereum was at press time trading at the price of $1,901, which represents a very modest increase of 0.03% on the day, as well as a drop of 0.49% in the last seven days but still a 1.59% gain on its monthly chart, according to the data retrieved on May 5.

Whether the ChatGPT’s very optimistic prediction has a chance of coming true will largely depend on future positive sentiment and developments directly connected to the Ethereum network, as well as the overall attitude on the wider crypto and macro landscapes.

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Binance Academy has recently introduced Binance Sensei, an AI-powered chatbot designed to provide users with educational information in a more efficient manner. The chatbot is powered by ChatGPT, which has been trained on over 1,000 articles and courses from Binance Academy, a free educational platform that provides users with resources and articles related to cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and other relevant topics.

While using Binance Sensei, users are agreeing to all the terms and conditions that apply to ChatGPT users. The chatbot is designed to provide users with answers efficiently, using content from the Binance Academy platform. It is important to note that the chatbot's responses may include publicly available third-party information, views, and opinions from the internet. Therefore, the responses provided by the chatbot are for general information purposes only and may not reflect the views or opinions of Binance Academy.

It is also worth mentioning that Binance Academy will not be responsible for any potential errors or results obtained from the use of the chatbot's information. The chatbot is not intended to provide specific advice to users' intended queries, and users are advised to seek professional advice where necessary.

The integration of Binance Sensei is part of the recent generative AI mania triggered by the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022. ChatGPT became the fastest-growing consumer app on record, reaching 100 million users in only two months. This success has led to companies developing their proprietary chatbots to tackle the unprecedented demand for generative AI.

In conclusion, Binance Sensei is an AI-powered chatbot that provides users with educational information from Binance Academy in a more efficient manner. While using the chatbot, users are agreeing to all the terms and conditions that apply to ChatGPT users. It is important to note that the chatbot's responses are for general information purposes only and may not reflect the views or opinions of Binance Academy.

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Master ChatGPT by learning prompt engineering.

Most of us use ChatGPT wrong.

We don’t include examples in our prompts. We ignore that we can control ChatGPT’s behavior with roles. We let ChatGPT guess stuff instead of providing it with some information.

This happens because we mostly use standard prompts that might help us get the job done once, but not all the time.

We need to learn how to create high-quality prompts to get better results. We need to learn prompt engineering! And, in this guide, we’ll learn 4 techniques used in prompt engineering.

Few Shot Standard Prompts

Few shot standard prompts are the standard prompts we’ve seen before, but with examples of the task in them.

Why examples? Well, If you want to increase your chances to get the desired result, you have to add examples of the task that the prompt is trying to solve.

Few-shot standard prompts consist of a task description, examples, and the prompt. In this case, the prompt is the beginning of a new example that the model should complete by generating the missing text.

Here are the components of few shot standard prompts.

Now let’s create another prompt. Say we want to extract airport codes from the text “I want to fly from Orlando to Boston”

Here’s the standard prompt that most would use.

Extract the airport codes from this text: “I want to fly from Orlando to Boston”

This might get the job done, but sometimes it might not be enough. In such cases, you have to use few shot standard prompts.

Extract the airport codes from this text:

Text: “I want to fly from Los Angeles to Miami.” Airport codes: LAX, MIA

Text: “I want to fly from Nashville to Kansas City.” Airport codes: BNA, MCI

Text: “I want to fly from Orlando to Boston” Airport codes:

If we try the previous prompt on ChatGPT, we’re going to get the airport code in the format we specified in the example (MCO, BOS)

Keep in mind that previous research found that the actual answers in the examples are not important, but the labelspace is. A labelspace is all the possible labels for a given task. You could improve the results of your prompts by even providing random labels from the labelspace.

Let’s test this by typing random airport codes in our example.

Extract the airport codes from this text:

Text: “I want to fly from Los Angeles to Miami.” Airport codes: DEN, OAK

Text: “I want to fly from Nashville to Kansas City.” Airport codes: DAL, IDA

Text: “I want to fly from Orlando to Boston” Airport codes:

If you tried the previous prompt on ChatGPT, you’ll still get the right airport codes MCO and BOS.

Whether your examples are correct or not, include random labels from the labelspace. This will help you improve results and instruct the model on how to format the answer to the prompt.

Role Prompting

Sometimes the default behavior of ChatGPT isn’t enough to get what you want. This is when you need to set a role for ChatGPT.

Say you want to practice for a job interview. By telling ChatGPT to “act as hiring manager” and adding more details to the prompt, you’ll be able to simulate a job interview for any position.

As you can see, ChatGPT behaves like he’s interviewing me for a job position.

Just like that, you can turn ChatGPT into a language tutor to practice a foreign language like Spanish or a movie critic to analyze any movie you want.

Add personality to your prompts and generate knowledge

These two prompting approaches are good when it comes to generating text for emails, blogs, stories, articles, etc.

First, by “adding personality to our prompts” I mean adding a style and descriptors. Adding a style can help our text get a specific tone, formality, domain of the writer, and more.

Write [topic] in the style of an expert in [field] with 10+ years of experience.

To customize the output even further we can add descriptors. A descriptor is simply an adjective that you can add to tweak your prompt.

Say you want to write a 500-blog post on how AI will replace humans. If you create a standard prompt with the words “write a 500-blog post on how AI will replace humans,” you’d probably get a very generic post.

However, if you add the adjectives such as inspiring, sarcastic, intriguing, and entertaining, the output will significantly change.

Let’s add descriptors to our previous prompt.

Write a witty 500-blog post on why AI will not replace humans. Write in the style of an expert in artificial intelligence with 10+ years of experience. Explain using funny examples

In our example, the style of an expert in AI and adjectives such as witty and funny are adding a different touch to the text generated by ChatGPT. A side effect of this is that our text will be hard to detect by AI detectors (in this article, I show other ways to fool AI detectors).

Finally, we can use the generated knowledge approach to improve the blog post. This consists in generating potentially useful information about a topic before generating a final response.

For example, before generating the post with the previous prompt we could first generate knowledge and only then write the post.

Generate 5 facts about “AI will not replace humans”

Once we have the 5 facts we can feed this information to the other prompt to write a better post.

# Fact 1 # Fact 2 # Fact 3 # Fact 4 # Fact 5

Use the above facts to write a witty 500-blog post on why AI will not replace humans. Write in the style of an expert in artificial intelligence with 10+ years of experience. Explain using funny examples

In case you’re interested in knowing other ways to improve your posts using ChatGPT, check this guide.

Chain of Thought Prompting

Unlike standard prompting, in chain of thought prompting, the model is induced to produce intermediate reasoning steps before giving the final answer to a problem. In other words, the model will explain its reasoning instead of directly giving the answer to a problem.

Why is reasoning important? The explanation of reasoning often leads to more accurate results.

To use chain of thought prompting, we have to provide few-shot examples where the reasoning is explained in the same example. In this way, the reasoning process will also be shown when answering the prompt.

Here’s a comparison between standard and chain of thought prompting.

As we can see, the fact that the model was induced to explain its reasoning to solve this math problem led to more accurate results in chain of thought prompting.

Note that chain of thought prompting is effective in improving results on arithmetic, commonsense, and symbolic reasoning tasks.

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