OpenAI just partnered with the American Federation of Teachers to train 400,000 educators on how to use AI tools like ChatGPT in the classroom. That’s 1 in every 10 teachers in the U.S. And this isn’t just about saving time—this is about changing how kids learn. They're shifting from: ➡️ Memorizing info → to thinking critically ➡️ Regurgitating answers → to creating solutions ➡️ "What to think" → to "how to think" Sam Altman said that one high school teacher sparked his journey into AI. Now, 400,000 teachers are getting trained. Imagine the ripple effect. With over $20M being poured into AI in education, this isn't just a school story. It’s about shaping the next generation of thinkers, creators, and problem-solvers. The future of learning is here. And it’s moving fast.

Hi! Curious if anyone has instructions on how to password protect a custom gpt so they have to enter the password once inside the gpt.

OpenAI has introduced a new beta feature in ChatGPT called "Scheduled Tasks," enabling users to automate prompts to run at specified times, either as one-off or recurring events. This functionality allows ChatGPT to execute tasks regardless of the user's online status, with notifications sent upon completion. OpenAI Help Center Key Functionalities: - Automated Scheduling: Users can set up tasks to be performed at future times, such as daily weather updates or reminders for important dates. - Proactive Engagement: ChatGPT can suggest tasks based on user interactions, which users can choose to accept or decline. - Cross-Platform Notifications: Notifications are delivered across web, desktop, and mobile platforms, ensuring users are informed when tasks are completed. Practical Examples of Tasks to Try: 1. Daily Weather Report: 2. Weekly News Briefing: 3. Language Practice Session: 4. Project Deadline Reminder: 5. Bi-Weekly Exercise Motivation: By experimenting with these tasks, you can leverage ChatGPT's Scheduled Tasks feature to enhance productivity and stay organized across various aspects of daily life.

Posting this for thoughtful discussion. I’ll start! I completely agree with him, though I think he used the wrong words to sheet his point across initially. SEO will never be dead so long as we use the internet for getting answers. I think the point that he failed to drive home in his first video which is what he addresses in THIS video is that the landscape is changing. The tactics that have worked well will need to adapt as we move forward. This has always been true, has it not? Is this going to be a BIGGER adaptation? In my opinion, yes. It will be a bigger adaptation and I think the weight of different tactics will change the most, but the fundamentals will continue to be exactly the same: prove your relevancy to the consumer’s search and build the trust to the search engine. My biggest “concern” (for lack of a better word) is if AI search doesn’t use algorithms to determine your worthiness over a competitor when it provides its results to the user. How then will we ensure that we are receiving our “fair share” of the market? I’m not talking about Google search here, I’m talking about chat GPT, perplexity search, etc. For example, if you go to chat gpt search now and ask it for a list of plumbers in a given city (can also ask it to do so using Google), it doesn’t give you the answers in order of ranking and the average user is not going to say much more than “give me a list of the top plumbers in my area”. As we begin to see more users of these Ai models to do the searching for them, this will affect our tracking, our visibility, our data on ranking as it currently stands. There’s so many aspects to this, but this is just one. I look forward to hearing everyone’s thoughts and how YOU plan to adapt! :) https://youtu.be/TW7F3BFH4Hg?si=AWIN5Q1VEukozhEe

I often need to copy ChatGPT's output into Google Docs without losing its nice formatting. I struggled until I found this method: 1. Use the ChatGPT copy button to copy its markdown-formatted answer 2. Go to https://markdowntohtml.com/ and convert the answer to html format 3. Copy the html preview's contents into a google doc for cleanly formatted text A video to show this in action: https://share.zight.com/llu8YvKQ I know this method has been described in the comments of some previous posts, but I thought it would be helpful to anyone who hasn't seen it yet.