I Used ChatGPT-4 (Every day) for a Month, Here’s What I’ve Learned

No matter what you are, this post will help you.

Let’s not beat around the bush here, folks.

GPT-3 is a real game-changer.

This incredible language model has the potential to multiply your productivity by at least 10 times your current output, and I have the hard data to back it up.

I’m over the moon that my previous articles on the myriad ways to use GPT-3 — be it for writing poetry or churning out movie scripts or even crafting social media ads or summarizing books — resonated so strongly with you all. Your enthusiasm has truly spurred me to keep exploring the potential of this technology.

And now, drumroll please — GPT-4 is here, and I’ve been diving headfirst into it since day one. I understand that many of you are eager to unlock the full potential of GPT-4, and I can’t wait to share my findings with you.

In this post, I’ll take you through everything you need to know about harnessing the power of GPT-4. Get ready to be amazed by the limitless possibilities of this cutting-edge tool!

Intro to GPT-4

Well, most of you may be familiar with GPT-4 but then also let me give you a short and precise intro about what is GPT-4 so you have a clear idea about it.

It’s a new and super advanced AI that can process both images and text. Even, OpenAI demonstrated its crazy image-to-text processing skills by explaining a joke about an iPhone charging with a VGA cable.

What’s even more mind-blowing is that if you draw a mock-up on paper, take a picture of it, and send it to GPT-4, it can make a fully functional website in just 10–20 seconds.

But that’s not all!

GPT-4 is also super creative and can edit, modify, and do technical and writing tasks more accurately.

It can handle up to 25,000 words of text, which is a huge upgrade from the previous models. Plus, it’s better at booking appointments with people who have different schedules.

Of course, with such powerful technology, safety is a major concern. That’s why OpenAI took six months to ensure that GPT-4 is way less likely to produce disallowed content and 40% more likely to give factual information.

Hope it makes sense. With that said, now let’s talk about what you can do with ChatGPT-4.

1. The $100 and $100,000 experiment

In the previous month, a person named Jackson shared an interesting experiment on Twitter. He decided to test out the capabilities of the latest OpenAI product called GPT-4.

So, Jackson gave GPT-4 a prompt to work with.

He gave it $100 and asked it to come up with ways to make as much money as possible.

Here is what GPT-4 has recommended.

After this initial experiment, Jackson decided to give GPT-4 an even bigger challenge. He asked GPT-4 to figure out how to grow $100,000. Once again, it generated some cool ideas and Jackson was pretty impressed with the results.

It’s worth noting that GPT-4 is not a financial expert, and its suggestions should not be taken as professional financial advice. However, the experiment is still fascinating and shows the potential of artificial intelligence when it comes to generating creative ideas.

If you’re interested in seeing the full conversation between Jackson and GPT-4, you can check it out on Twitter.

2. GPT-4 Can Create a Complex Game

Hey, did you hear about Ammaar Reshi?

He’s a design manager at Brex and he shared a cool thread on Twitter. Basically, he showed us how he created a 3D programming game from scratch!

First, he asked ChatGPT if it knew about a game called SkyRoads.

Then, he gave it a specific prompt about what he wanted to create. I gotta say, he’s really good at coming up with prompts!

Once he got the code, he ran it on Replit (which is a website for coding and collaboration) and made some tweaks to make it even better. It’s really interesting to see the whole process unfold.

If you’re curious and want to learn more, check out the Twitter thread.

3. Automate tasks using ChatGPT

If you’ve been following me, you might have seen that I’ve talked about some tools that can automate your workflow, like Bardeen. But as a programmer, I have an unfair advantage because I can automate a lot of my tasks.

But guess what? It’s not just for programmers anymore!

With the launch of ChatGPT, anyone can automate their work with ease. That’s because ChatGPT has plugins now, which means you can use things like Zapier to automate tasks in Google Sheets, Gmail, Slack, and more.

It’s really cool because you don’t need to be a coding whiz to take advantage of automation anymore. All you need is ChatGPT and a few plugins, and you can streamline your workflow like a pro.

Cool, right?

4. Invent a brand-new language

Have you heard the buzz about Jonny Miller’s project? He shared on Twitter his creation of a new language called Chronosentia, with the help of ChatGPT. And let me tell you, it’s pretty impressive.

The name itself, Chronosentia, has a certain ring to it that captures your attention.

But what’s really cool is that GPT-4 provided examples of how to use the language, and even included translations. It’s fascinating to see how ChatGPT’s natural language generation technology was able to bring the language to life.

But what really sets this apart is the backstory behind the language’s development. ChatGPT gave insight into how the combinatorial linguistic characteristics were inspired, adding a deeper layer of understanding and context.

If you’re as intrigued as I am, I highly recommend checking out Jonny’s Twitter thread. It’s a fascinating look into the power of AI in language creation and innovation.

5. ChatGPT-4 Can Build Your Site with Just a Hand-Drawn Sketch

I know some of you may already know about this example but I wanted to make sure everyone is in the loop!

So, we all know that there are tools out there that let you create websites without actually knowing how to code. You can just drag and drop elements or use a design from Figma, right? But get this — there’s an even easier way to do it now!

With ChatGPT-4, you can create a website with just a hand-drawn markup. I know it sounds crazy, but it’s true!

All you have to do is draw out what you want your website to look like, and ChatGPT-4 will take care of the rest. It’s like magic.

As someone who’s not the best at coding, this is totally a game-changer. You can just sketch out your ideas and let the technology do all the heavy lifting.

If you’re interested in trying it out, I highly recommend it. Trust me, it’s worth checking out if you’re looking for an easier way to create a website.

6. Building an iOS Shortcut to Automate Coding with GPT-4 and GitHub

Now, let me share something super interesting that I stumbled upon.

There’s this guy named Mckay Wrigley who wrote a really cool thread on Twitter about how he’s using technology to automate a bunch of his work tasks.

Basically, he’s figured out a way to use GPT-4 to identify different types of files and then write the necessary code for them. And get this — he can do it all from his Apple Watch! That means he can be out and about, on the go, and still be getting his work done.

As a fellow programmer, I have to say, I’m pretty impressed by what he’s accomplished. It’s amazing to think about all the things we can automate nowadays, and how much easier it makes our lives.

If you’re curious and want to learn more, definitely check out his Twitter thread. It’s really informative and gives some great insight into how he’s making it all happen.

7. Dog Owner Credits GPT4 for Saving Their Pet’s Life

Hey, have you heard about Copper’s dog? He shared a crazy story on Twitter about how ChatGPT-4 actually saved his pet’s life!

So here’s what happened: Copper’s dog was diagnosed with a tick-borne disease and was getting better with treatment. But then, out of nowhere, the dog’s condition suddenly got worse. The vet didn’t know what was wrong and suggested waiting.

Feeling desperate, Copper turned to ChatGPT-4. He gave detailed blood test results and which suggested that there was an underlying issue causing the anemia.

And guess what? The diagnosis was confirmed by a second vet and the dog was diagnosed with IMHA (which is what ChatGPT suggested).

Cool, right?

It’s pretty amazing to see the potential of artificial intelligence when it comes to medical diagnoses. If you want to learn more, you can check out the Twitter thread for yourself.

Hope you like it.

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