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A practical guide to how you can and can’t use AI in your
everyday life—even if it feels terrifying right now.
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Alex Dalenberg
Maybe you’re an early adopter who has already outsourced the drudgery of writing cover letters
and simple emails to artificial intelligence. Or maybe the idea of a computer passing the bar
exam freaks you out enough to keep you from any firsthand interaction with ChatGPT. But the
sooner you start experimenting, the more comfortable you’ll get finding ways that these new
tools can work for you.
Unsure of where to start? We’ve curated some of the best advice the internet has to offer about
how to start incorporating chatbots like ChatGPT into your work. From figuring out which tasks
benefit from this boost to how you can “talk” to AI for improved results, these tips will help you
form an approach that’s right for you.
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Your work future could depend on how well you can talk to AI.
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Sure, anyone can use OpenAI’s chatbot. But with smart engineering, you can get way more
interesting results.
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How Ethan and Lilach Mollick learned to stop worrying and start using AI in their jobs.
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The bot's forte is producing bland, inoffensive prose—and sometimes, that's just what you need.
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Right now, the hot new field is at its best when handling creative tasks where there’s no “right
answer.”
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The announcement of an app store for the AI chat interface reveals the scale of OpenAI’s
ambitions.
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New large language models will transform many jobs. Whether they will lead to widespread
prosperity or not is up to us.
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Knowledge workers should find ways to work with the next wave of AI-powered chatbots.
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The chatbots are out in force, but which is better and for what task? We’ve compared Google’s
Bard, Microsoft’s Bing, and OpenAI’s ChatGPT models with a range of questions spanning
common requests from holiday tips to gaming advice to mortgage calculations.