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Do you like generating infographics using artificial intelligence? Surely yes, but the infographics you generate with artificial intelligence all have a similar and generic look. Well, stay to watch this video because I am going to give you nothing more and nothing less than four magic prompts to generate infographics of different typologies that look like they were taken from [music] a professional magazine. Impactful infographics, comparative infographics, also isometric ones, and even mind maps. So let's not waste any more time and let's go see it. The first prompt I'm going to show you will be useful for creating impactful infographics like this one, formed by a header element. Then a central element in three dimensions, to the left and right a series of explanatory panels. Below we have the specialist technician and then to finish a descriptive footer. And this one I'm showing you here is the prompt we are going to use. It's in English because generally better results are obtained. Don't worry, the content that will appear in the infographic will appear in Spanish. If you want, you can translate it and use it in Spanish, but I prefer to use it like this in English. And the only thing you have to do here is to substitute these elements. On the one hand, you have to put the theme of the infographic here. On the other hand, here you have to put what you want to appear as the central image in the infographic. And finally, the title you want for the infographic. As of today, for me, the two best artificial intelligence tools for generating infographics are, on the one hand, CH GPT and on the other hand, Gemini, which are the ones we are going to use. First, I'm here in CH GPT, I click on the plus sign and we go to create an image and then I paste the prompt. In this case, for the theme, I have put Eiffel Tower. Then, for the central element I want for the infographic, I have also put the same tower. And then for the title of the infographic, I have put the Eiffel Tower, okay? And we send it. Here we have the result. Let's download the image. We click here to be able to see it at full size. Let's zoom in. The result is spectacular. We have that header element with the title. Next, in the foreground, the central element, as you can see, with a photorealistic style. And then to the left and right different panels with characteristics of the Eiffel Tower. Here on the left the specialist and then below we have the footer, in this case with comparisons to other buildings and certain characteristics. Next, I am in Gemini. The same, I click on the plus sign, I go to create an image and then I paste our Eiffel Tower prompt and we send it. And here we have Gemini's result. Let's download the title or header first. Then that central element which is also very good, the panels to the left and right with different characteristics of this monument and then the specialist technician and below the footer. I've been looking for people who do professional YouTube video editing for a while, but it's not easy to find them. The solution is Lesi, an artificial intelligence tool capable of finding investors, experts, influencers, candidates for your company, partners, etc. I'm already inside Lesi and look at the prompt I'm going to give it. Act as a recruiter. Look for people specialized in editing videos for YouTubers located in Spanish-speaking countries. The candidates must be specialized in YouTube video editing and have experience. Include LinkedIn profile, email, and phone number where they are available and I click on find. And here we have the table that Lesi gives me as a result. I'm very interested in this column where I have a link to the LinkedIn profile of each of these people. I'm also very interested in this column with the location Spain, Argentina, Colombia, etc. Of course, also the years of experience of each one, 8 years, 3 years, etc. Next, I'm going to ask it to create a new column. For example, the age of each person. I ask it directly here. Add a column with the age of each person. Since age is not a directly accessible data, what the artificial intelligence has done is that based on the experience of each person, it has given me an estimated age, okay? Which we have here in this column. I'm also very interested in the match column, because here it will tell us if there is a total or partial match between the results and the search criteria. And furthermore, if we change the display by clicking here, we can see all the details of that match. Very interesting. This tool also drafts emails for us. Look. I'm going to select Igor, I click on draft email and here I tell it what I want. Draft an email to ask for the price of video editing, working method, and delivery times. We click on generate and here we have our drafted email that we can send. We can also export the table by clicking here. And here we have the exported table where I have hidden the email address and phone number. Lesi has saved me a lot of hours. Below the video, in the description, I leave you a link to access the tool with a 15% discount. The prompt we are going to use now will be useful for creating comparative infographics that will serve to visually compare two different elements. In the infographic, you will first have a header, in this case about the Vietnam War, and then the comparison formed by two main elements. In this case, on the left, the clothing of an American soldier and on the right, that of a Vietnamese soldier. And in the middle, comparative panels of the different elements of each of them. In this case, the protective helmet, what each one had, the uniform and material, equipment and load, footwear, main armament of each one, etc. Then our technician below and the footer. This is the prompt we are going to use. And here you will have to substitute the element one of the comparison, the element two of the comparison, and the general theme of the infographic. And a little further down, the central image you want for element one and the central image you want for element two. And finally, the title you want for the infographic. We are in chat GPT. We are going to create an image. We paste the prompt. I already have it personalized. Look. I want to compare the old astronaut suit from the Apollo program with the modern astronaut suit from the modern astronaut. SpaceX Artemis suit. The theme is astronaut suits. And now I want in the foreground to appear on the one hand an astronaut from the Apollo program and on the other hand an astronaut in a SpaceX Artemis suit. What is the title I want? Evolution of astronauts. Okay. And we send it. Here I have the generated image. We click. Let's download it. And here we have the comparative infographic Evolution Astronauts from the Apollo Program to Space Artemis. On the left, that classic astronaut suit, as you can see, super realistic, it's exceptional. And on the right, the more modern SpaceX suit and the common elements. Here the helmet and visor, comparatives, mobility, support system, materials and protection, technological communication, design and mission, the scientist and then look at this footer with the characteristics of each of the suits. And now we do the same with Gemini, we tell it that we want to create an image. We paste the personalized prompt and we send it. And here we have Gemini's result. Let's download the header first. Here we have the photographs of each of the two types of astronauts. It's not bad either. Different comparative panels, the scientist and the footer. Now let's generate isometric infographics that will allow us to visually display or analyze the different constituent parts of an element. For example, an infographic of an internal combustion engine. Here we have the different parts that make it up. Then a series of explanatory panels for each fundamental element and below also some visual blocks with the fundamental elements. This one I'm showing you is the prompt we are going to use and all you have to do here is substitute this part with the object you want to be represented in the infographic. We are in chat GPT, we tell it that we want to create an image, we paste the prompt, okay? Here we have it in full and look what I've personalized. It's this part where I tell it that I want it to show me the different parts or elements of the Apollo 11 spacecraft and we send it. Here we have the result. We download it and here we have the infographic of the Apollo 11 spacecraft, where you can see the different modules that make it up, including the lunar module, which is the one that finally landed on the moon. And here, as you can see, there are explanatory blocks and at the very bottom some interesting views. Now let's generate a mind map infographic, but a mind map, as you will see, with very visual characteristics. And here you have an example, a mind map infographic about World War II. You see it's not the typical mind map, but it has many drawings that make it much more visual. The first thing we are going to do is create the structure of our mind map and for that we are going to use Notebook LM. Below the video, in the description, I leave you a link so you can also access this tool which you can use totally free. I'm inside Notebook LM. We are going to create a new notebook. We click here on create new. I'm going to call this notebook Julius Caesar. Now we click on add sources. We are going to select fast research and we are going to use this prompt where you substitute the topic you want to make the mind map about. I want to make it about Julius Caesar. And we send it. Notebook LM has already done the research. It has obtained 10 sources. We are going to import them to upload them to the notebook and this will be the knowledge base for creating the mind map. Next, we go to this right part and look, here we have the mind map option. We click on the arrow and I'm going to tell it here that what I want is a mind map about the biography of Julius Caesar and I click on generate. We already have the generated map here. We click. Let's view it at full size. We click on show reader and then we are going to expand all the nodes, but we are not going to do it manually by clicking on these little triangles, but by clicking here. Okay, we have it expanded and now we are going to download an image of the entire map. To do this, we click here. And here we have the image of our map with all its elements and what we are going to do is save it to the desktop. We are now in chat GPT. We click on the plus sign, we want to create an image. Next, we paste this prompt and now we have to upload the outline, the mind map that we just downloaded from Notebook LM. We click on the plus sign, add photos and files, we select the map, we click on open and then send. Here we have the result that chat GPT has given me, a visual mind map, but as you can see, quite dense with content. And to try to modify this result and make it a bit more visual and not so dense with text content, we are going to tell it the following. We are going to click on create an image and we are going to tell it to modify the last infographic it has generated and to reduce the less important text content and make it more visual with more elaborate drawings. And we send it. And this is the result of this GPT. Look at the difference with this other one, much denser. Let's download it. And here it is in detail. As you can see, much more visual and schematic. Origins, political career, then rise to power, military campaigns, dictatorship and reforms, and finally illegal death. And here we have the result that Gemini has given me by doing exactly the same thing. We already have slightly more elaborate drawings and everything more schematic. We have reached the end of the video, but don't go yet, here I leave you a video about the Notebook LM system for creating thematic videos. Here I leave you another video about Google's AI professor who demolishes academies. And here I leave you another video in this case, so you stop writing prompts and use the Carp method for artificial intelligence professionally. See you in the next video.