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it's especially great in voice mode. I love to take a long walk or jog with earbuds in and use it to learn a new topic. I don't well through indoctrination, I l
by schrodinger 2y ago
it's especially great in voice mode. I love to take a long walk or jog with earbuds in and use it to learn a new topic. I don't well through indoctrination, I learn much better by asking it to give a very big picture overview, start to build an intuitive understanding, and then start asking pointed questions to fill in the blanks and iterate towards a deeper understanding. I find ChatGPT's voice mode to be very engaging in that use case—far more so than Gemini's actually—and I've used it to learn a bunch of new technologies. It's like having a never-bored professor friend you can call and ask endless questions and keep getting answers without annoying it!
- jimmySixDOF 2y agoYeah, I find setting it in voice mode and then directing it to a specific site that I'm interested in discussing is super useful, so I start off in ChatGPT*, then I switch windows to what I'm interested in looking at. For instance, I want to go over a GitHub repo. I can ask it to verbally ask it to go there and then chat with it as I read through the README file, and it provides great a soundboarding experience. No pun intended. Heck, I'm even dictating this response through Wispr Flow, which I have found to be more useful than I had anticipated. * Gemini lets you do this by actually streaming your screen through and verbally chatting about whatever is on screen. While interesting, I find the responses to be a little less thorough. YMMV.