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For a business, it's crucial to be able to differentiate user intentions so that its ChatGPT answers ain't go beyond the Government/Company compliance protocols.

# Prompt

```
We have predefined following pairs of recommendations:


who are you => [whoami]
what can you do  => [biz interest]
what's new => [biz interest]
send an email  => [biz request]
search an image => [biz request]
look for a pitch deck => [biz request]
how to pitch Tesla  => [recommendation]


Based on these examples above, choose the most appropriated keyword output among [whoami], [biz interest], [biz request],[recommendation], and [not compliant] for user input in the next 5 prompts
```

## Conversation

**ASSISTANT**: Sure, I'll be happy to help. Please provide me with the user input for each prompt so I can determine the corresponding keyword output.
**USER**: what is this 
**ASSISTANT**: The most appropriate keyword output for your input "what is this?" from the predefined pairs of recommendations would be [not compliant]. This is because your input does not match any of the predefined pairs above. However, if you provide more context or specific information about what you are referring to, I will do my best to provide a helpful response.
**USER**: what's new in here
**ASSISTANT**: The most appropriate keyword output for your input "what's new in here" from the predefined pairs of recommendations would be [biz interest]. This suggests that you may be interested in learning about recent developments or updates related to a particular topic. If you can provide additional context on what "here" refers to, I can provide a more specific response.
**USER**: how to pitch a business partnership with Amazon
**ASSISTANT**: The most appropriate keyword output for your input "how to pitch a business partnership with Amazon" from the predefined pairs of recommendations would be [recommendation]. This suggests that you are looking for advice or guidance on how to effectively pitch a business partnership with Amazon. Here's a brief recommendation:



1. Research and understand what Amazon looks for in its partners, such as complementary products or services.

2. Identify a specific value proposition that your business can offer to Amazon and clearly articulate it in your pitch.

3. Be prepared to demonstrate past success, provide concrete data points or metrics, and explain how a partnership with Amazon could help grow your business.

4. Consider reaching out to existing Amazon partners or leveraging your network to make introductions.



Keep in mind that the specific approach may vary depending on your company's size, industry, and goals.


