Using ChatGPT Wisely in Business.

I predict that most programs you use will have a ChatGPT option in the near future. Even though ChatGPT has a Microsoft AI driver, even Apple’s SIRI is going to be using it soon. So how can you best use ChatGPT in your business?

The Best Ways to Use ChatGPT:

  • Jumpstart your creativity.
  • Make a list of ideas.
  • Gathering information.
  • Providing examples.
  • Brainstorming.
  • Problem Solving.
  • Programming and coding.
  • Organization.
  • Entertainment.
  • Language translation.

One of the first forms of entertainment on my first Mac was a therapist program called Eliza that would talk with you and seemed to answer your questions, even asking questions of her own. It seemed like the first form of artificial intelligence, but it ended up repeating itself frequently. Today, you’ll get a more varied, creative, and entertaining response.

AI-based language translation has improved. One of my translator friends recently told me that ChatGPT is putting many translators out of business. AI is talented with obscure regional dialects and accuracy.

Finally, please note that I did not suggest using ChatGPT to help you with writing your company brochure or blog. We’ve been experimenting with AI for quite some time, and the writing it produces (even when you ask for it to be in a certain style or voice) is painful. It uses clichéd phrasing, puff-speak, is overly sales-oriented, and produces poor writing.

I guess that makes sense since most of our population writes and reads at a fourth-grade level. I do not recommend ChatGPT to fill your need for a writer.

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