You know, I’ve said this multiple times before - Google is winning the AI race.  And it isn’t close.  

With the release of GPT-5, OpenAI hoped to make things less confusing for the average ChatGPT user.  I’m not sure they succeeded. 

Yes, this is the classic framework for goal-setting but you can apply it to AI tool prompts as well.  

One of the challenges for ChatGPT has been that it gives you the answer if you ask it a question.  Usually this is what people want.  In some cases, though, they want to learn a topic and are looking more for guidance than just the answers.

A lot of people choose to skip writing a business plan. Technically, you don’t need one.  

If you aren’t using AI tools to accelerate and personalize your learning, you are missing out on a massive opportunity.

Taking time to look back and reflect is a way to “stop and smell the roses”.  Basically, slow down for a period of time and have gratitude for the things that you appreciate.

You can use an AI tool like ChatGPT to help you with this process. You might even be motivated to...

The heading pretty much covers the main point so I will get right into it.  OpenAI believes that “AI should help solve humanity’s hardest problems, and that (they) should listen to and learn from organizations already leading that work on the frontlines”.  

I’m going through several examples that compare OpenAI’s new flagship model to their old one because I keep hearing and seeing so much negative feedback.  

That’s led to a lot of beginners and casual users to question what the point of it is.