Conversational-AI-Tools/C2/Introduction-to-Conversational-AI/English

Title of the script: Introduction to Conversational AI

Author: Sudhakar Kumar and EduPyramids Team.

Keywords: chatgpt, llms, ai, static, dynamic, prompt, video tutorial.

Visual Cue	Narration
Slide 1 Title Slide	Welcome to this spoken tutorial on Introduction to Conversational AI.
Slide 2 Learning Objectives	In this tutorial, we will learn about: Introduction to conversational AI tools How AI tools work and Customizing ChatGPT
Slide 3 System Requirements	To record this tutorial, I am using Ubuntu Linux OS version 22.04 Firefox web browser version 141.0.4
Slide 4 Pre-requisites	To follow this tutorial, learners should know Basics of using internet, and How to frame simple sentences in English
Slide 5 Conversational AI Tools	Conversational AI software tools: They interact with users using natural language through text or voice Understanding its intent and give the response AI tools are powered and rely on Large Language Models as its core technology
Slide 6 AI Tools	We will focus on using conversational AI tools to code efficiently. I will use ChatGPT throughout this series. Learners are welcome to explore other AI tools as well.
	Let us explore the web interface of ChatGPT.
Open Google Chrome and highlight the address bar Type chatgpt.com and press Enter.	Open a browser on your computer. I am using Firefox web browser. In the address bar, type chatgpt.com and press Enter. Log in by entering the required credentials if not done before. I am already logged in.
Highlight: various options on the left side panel of the page	Once I am logged in, various options are available to use. For example, on the left side panel, options such as New chat, Search chats, Library, and Projects are available. This is the interface of ChatGPT as of October 2025. However, it may change in the near future.
Highlight: the user name in the bottom left of the page	At the bottom left, my username appears, and it says Free as of now. It means that I am using the Free version of ChatGPT. I will use the Free version throughout this series. Note that the free version may have certain limitations, such as message usage caps. Click on the username to view additional options, including Help, Settings, Personalization, etc.
Highlight: Settings in the pop-up when clicking on the user name	Click on Settings to view the various options available.
Highlight: Personalization in the left corner of Settings	Let us click on Personalization.
Scroll down in Personalization Nickname: enter your own name.Occupation: Service Click on Save	Here, I can share details like my nickname, occupation, and more. Pause the tutorial and enter the details as shown. Click on Save. Once I do, ChatGPT uses them to personalize its responses for future conversations.
Highlight: Advanced in the Personalization Click the corresponding dropdown	Scroll down to see the Advanced option. Click on the drop down to see the various fields.
Highlight: Web search and Code	By default, web search is enabled. This lets ChatGPT automatically search the web for answers.
	Let us ask a few questions to see when ChatGPT searches the web.
Highlight: The X symbol in the left corner	Close the Personalization tab.
Highlight: Ask Anything in the middle of the page Type: Who is the current prime minister of India? Press Enter.	Type the following prompt: Who is the current prime minister of India? And, press Enter.
Highlight: searching the web message	Since web search is on, ChatGPT performs a live search while drafting the response.
Highlight: the generated response in the chat window	In its response, it says that The current Prime Minister of India is Narendra Modi. Note that the content of the response may differ, even if you repeat the same questions.
Highlight: Wikipedia and other references in the generated response	ChatGPT also provides link to the websites from which it retrieved this information.
	Let us ask something related to C++ programming.
Highlight: New chat in the top left	Click on New chat. A new chat window opens.
Highlight: Current Prime Minister of India under Chats	My previous chat appears here at the bottom left corner.
Highlight: Ask Anything Type: Explain the difference between std::vector and std::array in C++ with examples. Press Enter.	In the new chat, type the following. Explain the difference between std::vector and std::array in C++ with examples. Press Enter.
Highlight: The generated response	ChatGPT will not search the web for this. So, web search is not needed for static knowledge. For example, programming concepts, historical facts, etc.
Highlight: Current Prime Minister of India under Chats	On the other hand, web search is needed for dynamic knowledge. For example, news, stock prices, etc.
	To know more about AI tools and ChatGPT, refer to the Additional Material available on this tutorial page.
Slide 7 Summary In this tutorial, we have learnt: Introduction to conversational AI tools How AI tools work Customizing ChatGPT	With this, we come to the end of this tutorial. Let us summarise.
Slide 8 Assignment As an assignment, Try a few prompts that require dynamic knowledge, with web search on and off. Observe the difference in the responses.	As an assignment, please do the following.
Slide 9 Thank you	This Spoken Tutorial is brought to you by EduPyramids Educational Services Private Limited, SINE, IIT Bombay. Thank you for joining.

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