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Here's a tutorial on how to use GPT-4 for analyzing and generating detailed reports from the transcribed notes of lengthy meetings.
Begin by setting up GPT-4 with the following prompt, which instructs the AI to analyze the meeting notes meticulously:
The output generated will be the detailed meeting minutes. For effective processing, consider breaking down the input content and feed approximately 3000 tokens at a time into GPT-4. This approach helps prevent the loss of essential information.
After you have the comprehensive minutes, compile them for further analysis. You can then instruct GPT-4 to summarize high-level topics, as shown in the following prompt:
GPT-4's output here should offer a solid, categorical list of topics. Use your judgement to refine this list further by combining similar items and restructuring the list for conciseness.
Once you have the high-level overview, proceed to create in-depth reports for each topic using the unchanged initial detailed meeting report. For this, employ the following prompt structure for each topic:
When working topic by topic, it's advisable not to ask GPT-4 to handle more than two items simultaneously as it may struggle to maintain focus. One topic at a time is typically the most manageable approach.
When you're done with the process, you're going to end up with a report that translates your meeting's chaos into a neatly organized playbook of what's next. Basically, it's like having the ultimate meeting notes that don't just remind you what was said, but what you gotta do about it.