We recently had a post about reasons why you may not want to use an AI chatbot like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or CoPilot.  

If you are just getting started with AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, CoPilot, or Perplexity (or the 10,000 others that exist by now), you may not have any idea what to use it to do.  

If you’ve ever wondered how people make those QR codes that you see everywhere, well there are a lot of ways actually, but one of them is to use an AI chatbot.

It may seem like all of the big tech companies have at least one major AI product except Apple.  Well that’s about to change.  They have recently released some of the details of Apple Intelligence.

You’ve possibly heard about this already but, if not, OpenAI has released two new models as previews for use and feedback.

But which languages are supported?  To that, I have everyone’s favorite answer - it depends.

When using an AI tool like ChatGPT, sometimes you want to have more detailed responses, expand on ideas, or switch to a different aspect of the topic(s).

Sometimes, when you read something, you just don’t get it.  Maybe you are tired.  Maybe they are trying too hard to sound smart.  Maybe something else.  

AI tools like ChatGPT are highly flexible (for certain tasks).  You can adjust the structure and type of answer you receive by slightly changing the prompt.

There is an art and a science behind creating useful prompts for AI tools like ChatGPT.