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I have been struggling to understand the use case. Would you still be using it to ask questions and receive answers, you get the benefit of not having to go to

• latchkey 3y ago
  Your comment reminds me a lot of how I felt when I was given my first email address in 1991 and didn't have anyone to send email to. Little did we all know how important email would become. =) I'm forming a new company. I was asked for a single sentence to describe the company as well as a longer paragraph. I wrote the single sentence and then fed it into chat.openai.com ChatGPT 3.5 (before I paid) and asked for a longer version. What it came up with was a bit too heavy on the adjectives (the tone was a bit too much marketing), but wow, it nailed it in terms general concepts about what I'm building. This was all without knowing anything about the business. I can easily edit it back down to an easier tone for people to digest. When I fed the same input into ChatGPT4, the results were 100x better. I also like to use it to summarize my thoughts. I can write down a bunch of unfiltered gibberish about how I'm feeling today and what I'm thinking. Feed it in and it'll give me a great summary of what I just said in a non-threatening and neutral tone. Having gone through a lot of professional therapy (and even being married to one in a past life), it feels a lot like that to me... except a lot less expensive.