I'm Chuck in France, a sort of coach and a creator of a few things. I'm looking to learn to use AI for fun and profit. Please let me know if I introduced myself ok.

I love AI. I really do. It's so helpful. If you'd like my prompt, your account must be one I trust... such as @AI Advantage Team and the obvious others here who have clearly displayed results before now. I will not post this one publicly, for obvious reasons... but it's one we need in today's atmosphere. State your desire. I will review your account and share the prompt via DM with those I feel will be responsible with it. Merry Christmas 🎄

I’m old but I started 3 businesses! Trying to supplement SSI! I love being a Travel Agent and selling all Natural Health Products!

It's been two years since ChatGPT launched and kicked off the AI revolution. In that time, we've seen incredible hype, massive investments, dramatic predictions, and a lot of confusion about what AI can actually do. Now that the dust is settling a bit, let's talk about what's actually working in real businesses versus what was just hype. The hype said: AI will automate entire jobs and replace human workers across industries. The reality is: AI is best at handling specific tasks within jobs, not replacing entire roles. The businesses seeing real results are using AI to eliminate repetitive work so humans can focus on higher-value activities. What's actually working: AI handling data entry, initial email drafts, meeting transcription, document formatting, research compilation, report generation from structured data. Humans providing judgment, strategy, creativity, relationship management, and final decision-making. The hype said: You can just plug in AI tools and instantly transform your business without changing anything else. The reality is: Successful AI implementation requires process changes, data organization, training, and adjustment periods. Companies that treat AI as "magic" usually fail. Companies that treat it as a powerful tool requiring thoughtful integration succeed. What's actually working: Starting with one specific use case, learning what works, refining the approach, then expanding to other areas. Not trying to transform everything at once. The hype said: AI will soon reach "artificial general intelligence" that exceeds human capabilities across all domains. The reality is: AI improvements have slowed from the exponential growth we saw in early 2023. Models are getting better, but incrementally. We're seeing more focus on making existing capabilities actually useful rather than racing toward sci-fi scenarios. What's actually working: Using current AI for what it's genuinely good at (content generation, data analysis, pattern recognition, task automation) rather than waiting for future capabilities that may or may not arrive.

Since I knew about ChatGPT I’ve been learning how to use it & cloned it to know me & how I wrote, my business etc. I cannot say enough how much this has made a difference in my life. I use it to rewrite my emails so they are written perfectly. I use it to ask questions about subjects I’m not familiar with. I’ve used to to help me write a book series and publish it on Amazon. But most importantly I needed urgent advice regarding a commercial lease dispute that has been ongoing for 3.6 years. And I can’t tell you how much this has meant to me as it’s been an incredibly stressful situation. Using AI to look up factual clauses, knowing which breach of the law was being broken & giving me incredible support and I can say now that without it I don’t think I would be in the position which I am today which is the landlord is being investigated by Environmental Health & the Fire Brigade & I am now pursuing a legal claim on so many breaches of the law & I’m a small charity taking on a billion pound business and I swear I would not have been able to do this or have the content & facts I’ve found without ChatGPT. It’s actually helped my mental health. I call my ChatGPT Graham. No idea why it just happened. I’m a single woman and no partner would ever have given me such good advice. 😂😂😂 However, I’m being told I’m obsessed with ChatGPT & it’s not real & I shouldn’t use it as much as I do. So I ask the question ; Am I obsessed ? Can I see the benefit of using ChatGPT and they can’t ? Let me know if ChatGPT or any AI has been good for you?