Today, I'm excited about a blog post I revisited yesterday. I wrote it after learning how ChatGPT thinks back in February (it feels like ages ago!). I had forgotten that I began with the insight that you can use basic coaching skills to communicate effectively with ChatGPT. Looking back at my initial thoughts before the label "Prompt Engineering" emerged, I think it's a brilliant idea. By using basic coaching techniques, you don't have to be a prompt engineer or pay for other people's mediocre prompts (not saying there aren't some super brilliant prompts out there, but they're not the ones making the loudest noise:-) What I mean is that there is a way for everyone to learn and communicate with ChatGPT in a way that will enhance their life without being a prompt engineer expert. You can find some practical tips in the blog post. link:https://www.lifespideracademy.com/blog/how-to-use-chatgpt-in-coaching

I want to share my first creepy encounter with the Code Interpreter. I uploaded a single row of advanced self-evaluation surveys that categorized 9 Life Competencies. I didn't have time to answer GPT's question on how I wanted it to be designed. I just wanted proof that it could write the graph. This survey is complex, and it has taken me too much manual work to put together the report for my clients, so it has mostly been sitting in my computer and occupying gigs😁 so this Code Interpreter opens a portal to unbelievable possibilities. I'm not a coder and I have a phobia for numbers and forms so for me this is huge! 😂 Have you used the Code Interpreter?

I wanted to share this report, which interviewed online marketers about their use of AI in their marketing efforts. It seems the results are what we'd expect them to be. What are your thoughts? https://www.authorityhacker.com/ai-survey

Hello everyone. Kindly share your thoughts on this matter. I've had conversations with several colleagues in the corporate world, and they've mentioned that their companies have explicitly prohibited the use of ChatGPT. If you've encountered or heard of similar restrictions from corporate entities, please let us know.🤥

Now that we have Chat GPT, are writing tools such as Jarvis/Jasper etc. obsolete? Or is there still a use case for them?