A few small questions please: 1. How sure are you that Chat GPT and any other such models etc will remain affordable? I feel cautious that we'll be enticed in, made dependent, then costs could rocket . . . 2. Is there a way of easily and quickly organising previous chats, rather than just one long eternal list? 3. Is it right that, within a project, the list of previous chats, only stays within the project, listed in the centre of the screen, under the field we right in? So then we'd have to search more than once, in the different lists/projects (ie, for quick generic questions, I just ask Chat GPT straight, not in a project)?? 4. How will I know or find any responses to this post?? Crazy question in a way, coz if i don't know how to view your answer may never know!! 🤣 5. Can others join this program going forward, how/when? I'm guessing you'll run it again (when you've had a breather!!). And, as things will ever be evolving, will we be able to resit, future versions of this course please? Many thanks Lisa x

@Mark Jane Hello there, I think you're right - here's a message from me. This is new!

Hi Comrades, I'm Lisa. Sooooo Utterly GRATEFUL to Tony and Dean for providing this super trusted and looking-out-for-us training - to kickstart us gently into the terrifying world of AI. Igor We Love YOU! Such a GentleMan x And Wonderful to see how many Brits there on here! Tony touches our hearts, hey :-) Anyone from Birmingham/the Midlands region? I'm rather new but was dabbling in Chat GPT. I'm disappointingly behind on here, just not enough spare hours in my week - hence, I'm a bit late tentatively joining the group, the day before the last event!! I particularly struggle with anything like forums and social media. No idea how to use it; not on FB etc; don't know how not to get overwhelmed on here? how to find something useful without reading every post? how to save something I like? remember something I've saved/where to find it? or even know/find any response to anything I may write here . . . Hmmmm I'm a real people person, so am thankful to hear AI won't be taking that human connection and being of service away from us. I am freelance, as a holistic psychotherapist (NLP etc) - specialising in rapid trauma relief and the mind-body connection. I've unfotunately been off sick myself for a long while, and not up to doing much therapy for others yet. So had to set up a small side line in property to work part time and casually, to fit with health. I also used to run Airbnb from my rented home until CoVid where I was Superhost to over 1,100 guests! from 80 different countries!! in 6 years there, and loved (almost) every minute. My guests were my family. But Airbnb shut their website down overnight in CoVid and I lost the house and business and was traumatically made homeless. I am now living somewhere tiny and very slow to recover where, sadly, I cannot have a single guest. I scraped and borrowed and bought a gorgeous, genuine Gypsy Wagon, named "Rosie" to let out on Airbnb, but too many laws of the land, and Airbnb changes, mean it's not landed it's new home for guests yet :-(

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