Are you tired of typing out long and
complicated messages with the results still being kind of average, or do you have to
read through long research papers or articles for work or university, but really a well-written
summary would be good enough too? Well, fear not! Introducing Chat GPT, the AI-powered chatbot that
solves these issues and so many more for you. In this video, I'll be showing you how to use it in
everyday scenarios to superpower your work life, you're studying, or just to make communicating
with other human beings via text way easier. And best of all, it's still in beta and completely
free, so there's really no reason not to try this out. You can use it as a personal writer
that is available 24/7. It's as well-educated as is the internet and it can use various writing
styles, but let me show you this in practice. So let's say you're at work and your boss gave you an
extra task and you don't have the time to complete it without neglecting other tasks. Instead of
tediously writing up by e-mail and checking it multiple times so it's polite and well-written,
simply say, "Write me a business e-mail to my boss that tells him that the new task that I
receive requires me to give up other projects". And look at that, perfectly structured,
polite, and to the point. But maybe, we don't want an e-mail but a WhatsApp message,
so let's say now: write it in one sentence: This personal writer you can also use for
essays, blog articles, or even reports if you feed it some of the information
that you came up with, and best of all, it's really good at the English language so
there will be no mistakes in there when it comes to grammar and vocab. Always double-check
the info because sometimes it can mess up. Next up, we have my personal favorite
use case: it can answer questions, but not just factual questions like Google could
answer; you can give it personal questions related to relationships or mental health and it will
actually come in with a lot of good advice. As Christmas is coming up, let's look at an
example where I ask Chet GPT what I should get my girlfriend for Christmas: What are some
creative ideas for Christmas presents that my girlfriend would enjoy? This is too good - I
mean really, these ideas are more creative, unique, and interesting than most human advice
on this question: look, an experience gift, a subscription to a monthly box service, hand made
piece of jewelry, support a cause she cares about, photo album or scrapbook. And you can always
just go in and say do you have five more and look it even has some advice: "The key is to
show her that you care and want to make her happy" In Google you get a lot of articles with these
lists but let's be real after accepting the cookies and skipping over the ads most of these
are just affiliate links for products they want to make money on and none of them tell you the
point of the whole exercise here. Alright next up we have the analogy maker and as the name already
implies this allows you to create analogies for various situations in life. This will come in
really handy in business but also in personal communication. Now let's assume that you met a
new girl and you really like her and you want to answer something witty but you can't think
of anything and maybe you're about to meet her and it's raining outside so let's ask chat GPT
for help here here's a few ideas for analogies you could use to describe the rain outside.
And while these are great if you're writing classic literature, let's just say, can you
use more everyday language? And here you go. An extremely romantic approach to the whole
thing. What if we told it: l"ess romantic" And wow, look at this analogy. Okay, you might
not use this in the conversation with the girl, but you get the point. You can also just tell
it: 'Analogy maker, I'm really tired.' And, as it's contextual, if I want more
I'll just tell it more analogies, please. And there you go. If you
tell somebody, 'I'm a candle, that has burned down to the wick,' I
think they should get the message here. And the next everyday Use case would
be a TL;DR. If there's a long article, chat GPT can summarize it for you. So,
for example, let's go to Wikipedia and copy the entire part about the future of
artificial intelligence. If I simply say, 'TL;DR', and then in quotation marks I post the
article, it gives you one paragraph with the key points in the entire text. So, I can pull
this up two minutes before a meeting starts and I could educate myself on topics that
otherwise would take maybe an hour. Nice! The amazing thing here is you can use it
on research articles or if you have PDFs, just copy out the text, paste it in here, and it
will summarize the whole thing in one paragraph for you. Now of course, this leaves out some of
the information in here, but if you need to get a bird's-eye view of the topic, this is the way
to do it. Last, but not least, it can take your notes and turn them into a summary. So, from now
on, every time you're diving into a new topic or you met a new person, all it takes is taking a
few notes and this thing will spit out an entire summary that you can use as a social media post
or you can send it out via an email. And I'll just say, 'Notes to Summary,' and let's just say
I had these four notes on the topic of Artificial Intelligence, which I picked up from some class
I watched! Good God, this is so good, I'm still blown away by how good this is, but maybe we don't
want this formal style, so here's a little tip: you can go ahead and say, 'Write that in the
style of a second-grader,' and it does it! Look at that formulation: "Artificial Intelligence is
a smart technology that is growing and changing very quickly." This is so much more approachable.
So, if you're learning something from here on out, all you need to do is take notes, and it
can write essays just from the notes. Okay, so I think it's beyond clear that this tech is
game-changing, but it's also worth considering that this power could be used for evil purposes
too, and that's exactly what this video is about.
