10 Things You Can Do With ChatGPT

[@sundaynightdrunk]

I have to admit I was intimidated to try it, but this makes it so clear what actually useful things you can do with it, that I'm actually trying it now. Thanks, Gary.

[@JoshPeterson]

Just tried the D&D prompt and had a lot of fun with it. Thank you! I can't wait to play my next adventure

[@bpiedfort]

Your videos are terrific Gary because you have a great way of presenting content in a straightforward and entertaining way. Please keep it up!

[@DevinFriske]

Oh my god #9 brings me back! I used to love playing text based adventure games as a kid so I could visual the space in my head. I’m gonna go explore! “You look around the room, there are 4 walls. North, South, East, and West. On the North wall you see a door. To the East extends a long corridor flanked by paintings of distinguished persons. A candle-lit chandelier hangs burning brightly above you, suspended from a golden dome ceiling. You spy a ladder leading to a hatch in the dome.”

[@taylorw]

Awesome Gary. I’ve avoided this because I’ve been through too many cool new apps since the world travelled at 300 baud. Thanks for the re-inspiration!

[@loisskiathitis8926]

How fun and very informative! Thank you, Gary! 👏🏻❤️

[@carolinebarlow4795]

Thanks very much, Gary, for some great suggestions for our interactions with Chat GPT!

[@debreale5236]

Thank you for so many great ideas and 🏆 wonderful explanations once again, Gary. You’re the best, and I mean that!

[@bodhichita777]

That was great Gary! I like that you expanded a little bit beyond only describing Apple products. This video was very useful!

[@taliwalt5332]

Oh my god, using GPT to formulate regular expressions, TIP OF THE DECADE!!! I salute you sir 🫡

[@HMaxTube11]

I knew from the day I first found out about AI and ChatGPT, that you’d be exploring the topic - keep going, we love your vids.👏🌟👍Helpful. Hope you’ve played with LeonardoAI and the others. Entirely different world from a few months ago.

[@tommyapocalypse6096]

Hey, I like John Scalzi's writing, too! I have a few of his works in my personal library.

[@andypitz1]

I have a feeling this video just changed my life for the better

[@spousewife]

Wow 😮 that’s really cool. Thank you Gary for the info. I never would have thought to check it out before watching this video. I’m very interested now.

[@AtlantisIIP]

Thank you very much for these recommendation. I will bring it to use in my study next term. 😁

[@desertpatient]

Thanks bunches--really better on the sound on my 2019 iMac. You are doing a great job

[@asamanthinkethsoishe968]

Damn!!!! That's very mind blowing!!. Thanks biggy

[@timpaynephotography5914]

Gary, I truly love your videos. Keep up the great work.......

[@DorianGreer]

Finding or incorporating AI, or any of its forms, in a way that would be relevant to Mac users, MacMost, or Apple (especially from a utility standpoint) would be great 'original' content for this channel. The only thing I've seen so far is connecting ChatGPT to Siri via shortcut. That's pretty much it. Just food for thought.

[@TheTipsyRooster]

Loved TBL reference Gary!

[@bongarozani272]

Weeks back I asked chat gpt for house plan and it gave me, then I asked for measurements and location of per room and it gave me with ease.

[@reverendbluejeans1748]

I love the holiday tip.

[@Michel-xq4xe]

Great video. I think it is important to demonstrate how useful this can be for us. Sad enough a state like Italy (their government) is so scared, making them ban ChatGPT for privacy reasons.

[@vp4744]

Just like in Russia, as if banning talk about war makes the war legitimate.

[@GiovannaAguilar]

It’s not sad but a reality of things to come. It will diminish jobs and create unseen compromising situations.

[@supersharda]

Thank you that was informative

[@ssury2002]

Thanks, Gary

[@soamazingluxe]

Anything that you allow to think for you will eventually become your master......

[@BCsells]

Wow…..this is amazing! Thank you!

[@daveanderson70]

I like how it talks in your voice while you type!

[@macmost]

It doesn't. That is me reading it because people complained with the last video that I wasn't doing that.

[@TheJoaolyraaraujo]

Regular expressions is very nice

[@ianh2674]

Interesting video Gary, thanks for sharing,

[@catnapper3923]

Grazie! Adoro vedere file con nomi italiani su un computer. (Dictated to CGPT but not proofread for accuracy.)

[@TiliaCitrus]

Thanks for sharing.

[@DannyMexen9]

At time of the video's release, the website is at capacity but you can join a waitlist. Thanks, Gary. Solid tips as always. By the way, my wife and I enjoy using Clip Tools. Take care.

[@julianuk3266]

Greetings Professor Falken

[@swaha55]

Great ideas here!

[@SamerMansour33]

Hi Gary, do you have a video on changing the country associated with Apple ID, and whether or not it could result in deleting the entire existing music library?

[@macmost]

support.apple.com/en-us/HT201389

[@michwashington]

❤ I subscribed because of this video

[@Abdullah-zl9ub]

Gary what’s your thoughts on this? Are you using it? Would you replace google yourself with this?

[@macmost]

Yes, I use it for various things. It is not a Google replacement as they are different things. I use Google when I want to find something online. This is good for ... well I give some examples here and in my other videos on the subject.

[@alstroemeria1031]

Fascinating

[@diegopescia9602]

Regarding games, you can also play chess using algebraic notation

[@CarlMadsen]

Awesome can you do a cideo with bard I know it’s restrictions are different

[@Burps___]

I like BardGPT because I already have a Google account (gmail) and prefer to keep my privacy (keystrokes) within ecosystems that already have my info.

[@hydroxacte]

Good ideas, but... why did it put the regex question into the history in Italian? Perche ha detto "Trova il terzo numero" instead of "Find the third number"?

[@macmost]

No idea. It isn't perfect.

[@20796mayur]

awesome👌👍

[@Loerarie]

Hi Gary, I see that the speed at which ChatGPT's response is presented is much faster than mine, even though I have a fast 2Gb connection. Is that because you are using the 'plus' version?

[@ptr257]

Yep, plus is much much faster even if the demand is high.

[@macmost]

I'm speeding up the video. I often do that throughout my tutorials while typing or waiting for something. No one wants to watch a block of silence in a tutorial like this.

[@csmith3564]

The answer to the question re TBL: "It is not entirely clear whether Bunny, the wife of the character named 'The Dude's' bowling teammate Walter Sobchak, was actually kidnapped..." That's absolutely crazy, ChatGPT. Plus "Yeah, well you know that's just like uh your opinion, man"

[@RobertKeenanComp-U-Right]

😂

[@csmith3564]

Rpbert K: I'd like to see how ChatGPT would respond to this TBL question: What explicitly did The Jesus threaten to do if Walter were to "flash a piece out on the lane"?

[@macmost]

Ask it and see.

[@tomfarrand3426]

How do I get it to give a youtube video text?

[@macmost]

Not sure what you are asking.

[@TheGrainhas]

So...it´s like they are trying to create a God that answers all questions? Nice, nothing to worry about people.

[@michaeldaugherty5061]

Is there a way to get spoken responses?

[@macmost]

Not on the website, but there are some apps by third parties that do it. You could also do it with the API if you have some programming skills.

[@itdataandprocessanalysis3202]

Yes, given it isn't on capacity.

[@RobertHopkinsArt]

Is that "text to voice" feature integrated "into" Safari only? I use the Brave browser and would like it to "voice" what I am writing like you display in this video. That's a great idea about book selections!

[@macmost]

Text to voice? That's just me reading the text I am typing.

[@RiteOn]

Fun to use, but I think it's a not-so-adequate tool for truth. It will tell you that the brain's preferred fuel source is glucose . . . which is NOT the case. So you are still responsible for double-checking on what the ai gives you.

[@Ivan_1986]

If you ask it how many building fell down during 9/11 attacks it answers 2, conveniently forgetting the third one: Building 7. It than says sorry etc. It’s not only no accurate but hiding the truth based on the many years of programming to follow only particular agenda.

[@thomaskember4628]

I decided to test ChatGPT by asking it about a subject I know. I started with names of chess openings called after chess players. It got them alll wrong, it didn't show me the moves that led to the opening. Also, when I mentioned the Queen's Gambit it thought I meant the TV series not the opening.

[@diegopescia9602]

you can point its mistakes and it will try to correct them eventually providing more accurate information

[@reverendbluejeans1748]

I love that voice it’s creepy like HAL. Where did you get it.

[@macmost]

Voice?

[@philipple59988]

that is a good video about it, but it is out of date.... but then again everything is after like a week:)

[@justnoted2995]

Yeah but... will it have a set of core values (will not help you plan a murder, steal from a bank, outsmart the police deceive a person, etc.) or is it amoral?

[@CraftsmanontheLake]

I think that info can be had a lot of places now. It's not info that's dangerous. It's how people use it.

[@justnoted2995]

@@CraftsmanontheLake "people" might be crazy or irresponsible... like the fact that 'guns can be had a lot of places now'

[@CraftsmanontheLake]

@@justnoted2995 Equating being able to get a gun anyplace with asking a question on a computer is hardly a good comparison.

[@yvonnerogers6429]

👍🏻

[@sportshulk8109]

Do we have to talk like a robot in order for it to type our words better? 🤔

[@freddyyap4742]

Other than for coding, I find it not existing at all

[@peterc2248]

Have we really got to the stage where we no longer use our brains for basic creative thought processes? I really hope not.

[@midei]

I take it you don’t even use a calculator then? I mean, to free your mind for creative processes.

[@peterc2248]

@@midei There is, as you are probably aware, a vast difference between using a calculator to perform a routine task to save time compared to using a piece of software to 'create' a complex work. The danger of reliance on such things, is that like underused muscles, our brains will atrophy to the point where our species level advantage - a big, complex brain - will be diminished. And we shouldn't really need a computer to tell us what present to buy a friend, should we?

[@craigm6745]

We are very close

[@onecarwood]

@@peterc2248 Idiocracy has arrived. If you haven’t seen the movie you might want to twist one up and have fun.

[@Meteoricfall]

These are all basic answers lmfao...it's basically having a stupid person do things you don't want to do