8 ChatGPT life hacks.

Chat GPT is the rave on the internet recently and this is because the text based AI can be put to a lot of useful and practical applications and it is already changing the World by writing books that are being sold on Amazon, creating super popular tweets for influencers and even writing and passing university exams.

Here are 8 ChatGPT life hacks that can be put to practical use by virtually anyone who has registered for a free account.

So to get started open your internet web browser and visit the link to the ChatGPT website. https://chat.openai.com

You will need to sign up for an account so just pop in your details on the registration form and then you're pretty much good to go.

1. The first practical use you can put ChatGPT to, is to ask it to summarize videos, books and articles.

For example, if you have a web link to an article that you don't necessarily want to spend your time reading you can go ahead copy that link and then hop into chatGPT and actually ask it to summarize the article for you in a few sentences then just paste the link and watch as chatGPT does an incredible job at summarizing what would have been a fairly long article to read into a couple of sentences that you can read in seconds. You can ask it to summarize YouTube videos and this is really useful especially when the videos are long, all you do is copy the link of the video and again in ChatGPT ask it to summarize the video then paste the link of the video, but importantly head on back to the YouTube video and also copy the title of the video then paste that title just below the link. Instantly it gives you a summary of what was actually in the video without having to spend any time watching the video.

2. ChatGPT can teach you pretty much anything.

Let's say you wanted to learn about a topic really quickly, instead of searching through Google or going through manuals you can ask ChatGPT to teach you whatever it is you want and amazingly it actually gives you a really detailed guide and step by step on how to get started. ChatGPT also does a really good job at teaching you different languages and even certain computer software like Photoshop.

3. ChatGPT can be used to create a detailed exercise plan.

Let's say that you may want to get fit, healthy, gain some muscle or maybe lose some weight you can ask it to create a detailed exercise plan and honestly it gives some great advice and an amazing plan to follow and if this isn't detailed enough for you remember you can ask it to get even more specific. ChatGPT can make a weekly meal plan for you with a calorie allowance and you can even ask it to take that meal plan and break it down into a shopping list for you and it will categorize all the different ingredients.

4. You can ask ChatGPT to come up with a great recipe for you.

Let's say that you have always wanted to cook a particular dish and didn't know how, you can ask chatGPT for the recipe.

5. You can literally ask it for any advice.

Like how to deal with a tricky situation or how to impress your in-laws or get a raise at work. Literally anything.

6. Another amazing thing chatGPT can do is plan out a holiday for you.

If you ask it to, it will give you a day-to-day itinerary of things you can do while on your trip and you can even ask it to get more specific and provide options for flights.

7. You can ask ChatGPT for movie and book recommendations.

So for example you can ask it what were the top comedy movies in the 90s and it will give you a list of comedy movies to choose from.

8. ChatGPT can create completely original content like write a song, poems, jokes, Instagram captions, books, and a whole lot more.

The options of content it can create for you are absolutely unlimited For example you could even take a job description with all information paste that into ChatGPT and ask it to write a one-page cover letter for you. So if you think about it when it comes to content creation the sky is the absolute limit.

Note: To get better responses to your ChatGPT queries, the best thing to do is to pretend as though you're talking to a real person. Structure your questions in the same way you might talk to someone, like ChatGPT was one of the contacts on your phone book.