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Hi, good question. The GPTs that we use in their regular interfaces are there to make life easier. They can be monetised by connecting them by API to your other apps. For example, I build automated workflows on Make.com for clients, that have modules that connect to (call on) my ChatGPT account that prompt it to write social media texts, to then combine with images provided by the clients. And on a regular basis the social media posts are uploaded with much less work than we would have done before. You can connect ChatGPT to other types of apps as well. So there are possibilities. The API costs money but really not that much. So a great way to develop new software and tools. I can look at doing a video explaining this more in the future.

Thanks. Hope it will speed up some of your processes :)

hi. Thanks for the comment. I'll put that in the to do list. It'll probably need more than one video to cover it :) I'll try to post something in the foreseeable future. I think Krea warrants it.

Thanks for the positive comment. Would love to see the results :)

Thank you Alex. Hope it helps your work :)

Thanks. He is but also a stubborn guy! yeah luckily AI currently only 'simulates' empathy, but doesn't have the nuances needed of what you can do. It's a tool that can assist you for sure. With my dog I use it to give me info if I see he has a new issue or behaviour. And there's no way it can replace dog training. So I'm sure your skills will be useful for a long while still :)

That's great! I'm glad that you found this guide useful. I'll be uploading a video this coming week on how to prompt like a pro with a free prompt template to download. Be sure to check that out as it may help you further. I'd be happy to see your results. Thanks for watching :)

Thanks Adi, Glad it was helpful. I'll be diving into GPTs more in the next 2 weeks :)

Thank you Nahid :)

Thank you :)

For the foreseeable future, yes :)

Hi . Thanks for the feedback and compliment :) If there was something specific you connected with let me know, and what tools you are using for your work.

@@AI-Goor ChatGPT, Eleven labs, Canva, Notion…do you know of better ChatGPT alternatives? To help as a business assistant and writer. And to do internet research. Thank you!

thank you :) What part did you like the most?

Thank you KimAnn, glad you found it useful :) Let me know if you have questions and how you get to use such tools :)

Thank you, that is kind of you. Welcome to my channel, I hope I can keep helping. Let me know what parts you find most helpful, or how these tools are helping you. Good luck with your AI journey - remember it's just a tool to help you :)

Thank you Alon, yeah I think the trick to using AI is to combine different ones, each with its own strengths. I currently find the OpenAI/ChatGPT voice tool to be unnatural as it keeps interrupting. It doesn't feel natural yet. In time though I do see us starting to work with single platforms just like we do with Microsoft, Google, Apple, etc. today. That's if they actually build user friendly ones ;) I have an idea for a video where I am a little harsh with one of the big guns, comparing it to a new competitor using AI.

Thanks for the question coraldwarf - and it's a very good one, which I need to explain in another video one day maybe. Some of the more advanced models, such as ChatGPT 4, Claude Sonnet, and the more recent Gemini and Llama models are more accurate. It is true that you cannot guarantee 100% accuracy at this point in time. One way I direct ChatGPT to give me accurate info is to give it clear instructions in the Customize GPT section where I give it clear instructions to not make anything up, and if it does or speculates then to update me on that. I could write "DO not provide any data as fact if it's not in the report!" I also tell it here or in my prompt to provide the links or where in the articles it got the data it's using - so to provide the references that I can then check quickly if I want to use the data. Generally I find these newer models are becoming much more accurate when you add clear instructions and prompts and tell it to focus only on your reports. Another way is to build your own GPT within ChatGPT to constrain it even more. I plan to show how I do that soon. I hope this helps a bit. Feel free to ask more questions or let me know how you get along on your side :)

@@AI-Goor Awesome, thank you! Looking forward to future videos on these topics. I'll definitely try what you suggested!

@@coraldwarf Great :)

Thank you :) I hadn't seen Romo. I will have a look at it and see what it's about... on the surface it seems they've built a platform that interfaces with other language models. I'll have a look for sure, as maybe it's more cost effective than buying multiple accounts on other platforms. If it looks interesting I'll do a quick video on it. Have you used the free version of it?

Thank you Dominic, hope you agree that AI can make scenes better with good brainstorming. Regarding the cinematography, imagine that we didn't have the use of colour correction or grading, and the budget was a measly $2000 for the whole film. Not bad I'd say ;)

Thank you :)

Thank you :) I would not worry about sharing info that is generally found on the net about you. So what you have already shared with the social media platforms, and any info that isn't very personal, I'd feel okay with. Where you would need to be more careful, I think, is proprietary info about your work or business. I would not share documents that have my intellectual property, for example, on open platforms like OpenAI or Claude, Perplexity, etc. Even if the platforms say they don't use our info - I just don't think it's safe to trust that. So definitely use AI for your every day work, on tasks that are repetitive that it can do for you, and don't worry about sharing about your style, basic character traits and resume. What is generally known about you already by Google, Microsoft, FB, Apple, etc... ;)

​@@AI-GoorThat makes sense.... Thanks!!

Thanks @tabotier. Glad you're giving ai another chance :)

Thanks @dominicwitherowdwp2467 :)

Thanks for commenting on my chanel :) Like Mark, I believe there is a big opportunity to have local brands appear in countries like UK, simply because the tools today are more affordable. The initial costs are lower, and combined with good education at the university level + internships + a changing consumer environment can provide that opportunity. I think the skill gap can be filled by comining near shoring producers who already have that skill, and the designers/entrepreneurs that are local.

Thanks for the comment :) Today AI combined with more affordable tools, for example in design subscription based software like Abobe suite, or even free open source software allows start ups to build up with a smaller initial investment. So AI in design ideation, copyrighting and preparing material for new companies, use of personal GPTs to manage data (you are now able to build your own based on ChatGPT), as well as the ability to create AI agents to autmoate repetitive tasks we often do at work, such as emailing, writing presentations, customer support, etc... these are some of the tools I'd be looking at when opening a small business.