September 5, 2023

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Hey ... watch that tone! Leverage ChatGPT's tone modifiers


It's about how you ask ... leveraging ChatGPT's tone modifiers

The digital world has witnessed unprecedented growth in 2023, and artificial intelligence is at the heart of this revolution. That part is a no brainer ... we all know that (well most of us). ChatGPT by OpenAI is a notable trailblazer (but there are others), serving as a go-to resource for quick answers, conversation, and even business support.


Ipswich businesses are among the many that recognise the potential of ChatGPT, even more so if they know about "Tone Modifiers."


But what exactly are these tone modifiers, and how can they uplift your interaction with AI? Let's dive a little deeper so you can give tone modifiers a crack.

What are Tone Modifiers?

Imagine sending a text and having control over its emotional undertone (would come in handy for general chats come to think of it). Tone modifiers allow you to do just that. With these cues, you can instruct ChatGPT to respond in a specific tone, ranging from friendly and professional to urgent and persuasive.


Think of them as the emotional seasoning to your conversational dish. Okay ... that's a little deep but you get the idea.

Give me an example please ...

  1. Business-Friendly: Tailoring the tone can make client interactions more harmonious. Ipswich businesses, for instance, can set a friendly yet professional tone during customer service inquiries ... just make sure it matches your audience/demographic.
  2. Context Matters: Some communications demand an authoritative and informative tone. With tone modifiers, achieving that is a piece of cake.
  3. Adaptable: Whether it’s casual conversation or a formal presentation, ChatGPT’s tone modifiers make the bot as versatile as a Swiss knife.

How to use Chat GPT tone modifiers?

Incorporating tone modifiers is as easy as ordering a special fried rice from Noodle City in Bell St. Just insert the desired tone keyword in your query or instruction. For example, asking ChatGPT to "Summarise this report in an authoritative and informative tone" will yield a summary imbued with a sense of expertise and factual density.

Some examples ...

Example Tone modifier Chat GPT response
Friendly and Professional "Can you draft a welcome email for Ipswich Business in a friendly and professional tone?" "Absolutely, we’re delighted to have you join the Ipswich Business family. Your success is our priority."
Authoritative and Informative "Brief me on the new software updates in an authoritative and informative tone." "The latest software updates bring crucial security enhancements and functional upgrades, warranting immediate installation."
Casual and Conversational "Talk to me about weekend plans in a casual and conversational tone." "Hey, what's up? Got any cool plans for the weekend? There's lots to do, from catching a movie to hitting the beach!"
Urgent and Persuasive: "Convince me to attend the webinar in an urgent and persuasive tone." "Don't miss out! This is a one-time opportunity to gain insights that could revolutionize your business strategy. Act now!"
Professional and Trustworthy "Give me financial advice in a professional and trustworthy tone." "It's crucial to diversify your investment portfolio for risk mitigation and potential upside. Consult your financial advisor for tailored guidance."

Is there a catch?

Despite their charm, tone modifiers are not foolproof. They might falter when nuances or complex emotions are at play. Also, availability may vary depending on your ChatGPT version (ie ... you might need to pay up for better results).

Wrapping up

The advent of tone modifiers is setting a new standard for AI, adding an emotional layer to its responses. These tools empower businesses in Ipswich to interact more naturally and effectively with their digital assets. ChatGPT with tone modifiers is not just a chatbot; it's an emotionally intelligent assistant waiting to serve you.


Author Ben thought AI would solve all of this problems. If anything, it created more ... (LOL we joke ... right?). If you are an Ipswich business wanting to learn a little more about AI, reach out to Ben from In Cahoots Co Digital Marketing today. We are located in the heart of Ipswich and are always up for a coffee.

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