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ChatGPT Essentials
ChatGPT is one of the most universally useful AI systems that's free and available for almost (see below) anyone to use.
Just in case you don't already know…
What is ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a way for you to hold a text conversation with one of the world's most capable AI systems.
If you haven't already, check it out and have a play around.
You can use ChatGPT here.
Did you know?
ChatGPT is unavailable/banned in:
🇮🇹 Italy
🇷🇺 Russia
🇨🇳 China
🇮🇷 Iran
🇸🇸 South Sudan
🇸🇿 Eswatini
🇨🇫 Central African Republic
🇪🇷 Eritrea
🇸🇾 Syria
🇹🇩 Chad
🇰🇵 North Korea
🇨🇺 Cuba
How to use ChatGPT
Think of ChatGPT like someone you're texting. You can send messages, and they can send replies.
A few things are different though:
  1. ChatGPT will begin to reply immediately (and will never ghost you).
  1. ChatGPT has knowledge of almost every topic, as it's already read most of the internet.
Aside from continuing the conversation with another message, once ChatGPT responds, you have a few options from the action buttons which show below the response:
  1. Read the response aloud
  1. Copy the entire response to your clipboard (equivalent to highlighting and copying)
  1. Regenerate an alternative response
  1. Mark as a "bad response" and provide feedback
Common ChatGPT Misunderstandings
All of the following things are true, but commonly misunderstood.
  1. ChatGPT does not fact-check its results.
  1. ChatGPT cannot search the internet to inform its responses (by default).
  1. ChatGPT does not have access to up-to-date knowledge.
  1. ChatGPT does not look up answers or reference material in a database (more on how it works in a different doc).
  1. By default, ChatGPT may use your conversations (including any sensitive information you give it) to train future models.
  1. ChatGPT does not learn from your interactions in real time.
  1. ChatGPT cannot access information from previous chats to inform its responses, but it can of course access previous information from the same chat.
What can you use ChatGPT for?
In later docs:
  1. We will dive into some of the most useful examples
  1. We will uncover some of the advanced features that can allow ChatGPT to:
  1. Access the internet
  1. Read information from your internal knowledge base
  1. Write code to analyse uploaded data
  1. Interact with your favourite tools that you already use (email, Salesforce, Office 365, calendar, etc)
But this content below is just to get you thinking about what you could do with the default version of ChatGPT:
Creation/Drafting/Rephrasing
  • Content Marketing: Generating SEO-friendly content, including blog posts and articles, to enhance online visibility and engage target audiences.
  • Business Communications: Drafting clear, concise, and professional emails, proposals, and reports to communicate effectively with stakeholders.
  • Brand Messaging: Refining and rephrasing marketing materials to align with brand voice, ensuring consistent messaging across all platforms.
Brainstorming
  • Product Development: Generating innovative ideas for new products or features based on market trends and consumer feedback.
  • Marketing Strategies: Brainstorming creative campaign ideas that resonate with target demographics and differentiate the brand in competitive markets.
  • Problem Resolution: Ideating on potential solutions for operational challenges, enhancing efficiency, and reducing costs.
Support
  • Problem-Solving Frameworks: Offering structured problem-solving approaches and frameworks that employees can adapt to address specific challenges within their roles.
  • Skill Development: Providing general guidelines and best practices for skill enhancement in areas such as communication, time management, and technical proficiencies.
  • General Inquiry Assistance: Answering common questions related to general business operations, etiquette, and standard industry practices, aiding in day-to-day employee activities.
Summarisation
  • Meeting Notes: Summarizing key points and action items from meetings and conferences, ensuring clarity and follow-up.
  • Executive Briefs: Condensing complex reports and analyses into executive summaries that highlight critical insights and decisions.
  • Market Research: Providing succinct overviews of market research findings, enabling quick understanding of market trends and consumer behavior.
Information Extraction
  • Data Analysis: Extracting pertinent information from large datasets or reports to support data-driven decision-making.
  • Competitive Intelligence: Pulling key insights from competitor announcements, financial reports, and market analyses to inform strategic planning.
  • Contract Review: Identifying and summarizing essential clauses and points in legal documents, saving time and reducing the need for specialized legal review.
General Knowledge and Research
  • Conceptual Education: Assisting in the understanding of broad business concepts, theories, and methodologies that are applicable across various industries and disciplines.
  • Innovation Techniques: Sharing general methodologies and techniques for fostering innovation and creative thinking, such as design thinking, brainstorming best practices, and lateral thinking exercises.
  • Historical Business Lessons: Discussing historical business cases and general industry trends to extract lessons and insights that can inform decision-making and strategy development, without relying on specific internal data.
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