SayPro Week 1 (01-01-2025 to 01-07-2025) Begin GPT topic extraction

SayPro Week 1 (01-01-2025 to 01-07-2025): Begin GPT Topic Extraction and Prompt Creation (100 Topics)

In Week 1, along with finalizing the event format, budget, and overall planning, it’s crucial to begin the process of generating content ideas for the GoQuest Challenge. This will be achieved by extracting and creating 100 topics through GPT to build a strong foundation of potential challenges, themes, and questions for the event.

Below is a detailed breakdown of tasks and goals for GPT-based topic extraction and prompt creation in Week 1:

Goal for Week 1:

• Generate 100 potential topics using GPT for the GoQuest Challenge.
• Ensure that the topics are diverse, engaging, and aligned with the challenge’s format (whether trivia-based, creative tasks, problem-solving, etc.).
• Organize the topics into categories for easy selection during later stages of content creation.

Key Tasks for Week 1:

1. Topic Extraction & Ideation Using GPT

• Objective: Use GPT to generate a wide variety of topics for the GoQuest Challenge, ensuring they cater to various challenge formats (trivia, problem-solving, interactive tasks, etc.).
• Tasks:
  • Set GPT Parameters for Ideation: Define key themes, topics, and challenge categories (e.g., science, history, pop culture, riddles, tech, geography) to guide GPT’s topic generation.
  • Generate Initial Prompts: Feed GPT with broad categories and generate topic suggestions.
  • Refine the Topics: Filter and refine the initial list to ensure they are relevant, engaging, and appropriate for the GoQuest Challenge audience.
  • Create Sub-categories: For each topic, break it down into potential sub-topics or variations for specific challenges (e.g., “Science: Space Exploration” could have sub-topics like “Mars Missions,” “Astronomy Facts,” etc.).
• Deliverables for Week 1:
  • 100 topics categorized and organized for later use in the GoQuest Challenge content.
  • A list of prompts for GPT that can be further developed into full challenges.

2. Organize Topics into Categories

• Objective: Sort the 100 topics into manageable categories based on their theme, challenge type, and difficulty level.
• Tasks:
  • Categorize Topics: Group topics into logical categories such as Trivia (e.g., history, geography, science), Creative Challenges (e.g., storytelling, art), Puzzle Challenges (e.g., riddles, logic puzzles), Problem-Solving Tasks (e.g., escape room-style challenges), etc.
  • Identify Difficulty Levels: Sort topics based on difficulty, ensuring a balance of easier and more challenging tasks. This helps in creating levels for participants to progress through during the challenge.
  • Tag Topics by Theme: Assign broad tags to topics (e.g., “educational,” “interactive,” “creative”) to ensure diversity in the content.
• Deliverables for Week 1:
  • A categorized list of 100 topics, ready for further development in the coming weeks.

3. Create and Refine Prompts for Content Creation

• Objective: Convert the 100 topics into detailed prompts that will serve as the foundation for content creation.
• Tasks:
  • Generate GPT Prompts for Each Topic: Develop specific prompts for each topic that will serve as the basis for content creation (e.g., trivia questions, creative writing tasks, video or image challenges).
  • Refine and Customize: Ensure prompts are engaging, easy to understand, and can be adapted to the game’s format. Consider providing follow-up actions (e.g., “Write a short story about…” or “Solve the puzzle using these clues…”).
  • Ensure Adaptability: Make sure that each prompt can be modified if needed (e.g., scale complexity up or down depending on the audience).
• Deliverables for Week 1:
  • A list of 100 detailed prompts ready to be used for creating content for the GoQuest Challenge.

Example Topics and Prompts:

1. Category: Science
   • Topic: Space Exploration
     • Prompt: “Explain the significance of the Mars Rover missions. What has been the most groundbreaking discovery from these expeditions?”
   • Topic: DNA and Genetics
     • Prompt: “Design a fictional species using genetic engineering. What unique abilities does your species have?”
2. Category: History
   • Topic: Ancient Civilizations
     • Prompt: “Write a short story set in Ancient Egypt during the reign of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. What secret does the protagonist uncover?”
   • Topic: World War II
     • Prompt: “Create a timeline of key events leading up to the D-Day invasion. What strategies were used to ensure its success?”
3. Category: Pop Culture
   • Topic: Movie Trivia
     • Prompt: “Name three movies from the 1980s that were ahead of their time in terms of technology and special effects.”
   • Topic: Music Legends
     • Prompt: “If you could create a band from famous musicians across history, who would be in it, and what would their debut album sound like?”
4. Category: Puzzles
   • Topic: Logic Puzzles
     • Prompt: “You have 9 marbles, and one is slightly heavier than the rest. How would you find the heavier marble using a balance scale only twice?”
5. Category: Geography
   • Topic: World Capitals
     • Prompt: “Name the capitals of five countries in Africa. Then, describe one landmark in each of those cities.”

Week 1 Deliverables Recap:

1. 100 topics generated using GPT, organized by category and theme.
2. Categorized list of topics sorted by difficulty and tags for easy access.
3. Detailed prompts for each topic to be used for content creation, challenge setup, and participant engagement.

Next Steps (for Week 2):

• Content Creation: Start turning the prompts into actionable content—whether that’s writing trivia questions, creating video content, designing interactive tasks, etc.
• Develop Challenge Details: Work with the content creation team to expand and refine the ideas into full-fledged GoQuest challenges.

By the end of Week 1, you’ll have a comprehensive list of 100 diverse topics with corresponding detailed prompts ready to fuel the GoQuest Challenge, ensuring a wide range of engaging and exciting challenges for participants.