Find stories similar to a parent's old anecdote
After his dad died, a man described a story his father used to tell. ChatGPT pointed him to similar stories that are already known.
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After his dad died, a man described a story his father used to tell. ChatGPT pointed him to similar stories that are already known.
One person made several push/pull/legs plans in separate chats, then asked ChatGPT to judge them and combine the best parts.
One person uploaded lab results to ChatGPT for a thorough review. It explained that their results weren't tied to a sibling's health issue and suggested questions for the doctor.
A lab report came as a messy PDF, but when one person pasted the text straight into ChatGPT, it still read and explained everything correctly.
For their daughter's birthday, a parent used ChatGPT's image tools to make manga-style coupons showing her doing fun activities.
Using ChatGPT's agent mode, one person planned a whole trip in about 10 minutes: hotel, rental car, and restaurants.
YouTube's search kept missing, so one person started asking ChatGPT to find specific videos instead. It did a much better job.
One person had ChatGPT translate a piece of text into five languages at once.
In about five minutes, one person made a logo for a project with ChatGPT. The designer they usually hire looked it over and approved it.
One person asked ChatGPT which muscles each of their exercises worked, put it in a spreadsheet, and asked which groups they were skipping and what to add.
Google, Amazon, and Wayfair all failed to turn up a coffee table exactly 58 inches long. ChatGPT found one.
Rather than searching Google, one person asked ChatGPT what a plant they didn't recognize might be.
It started with "what is this thing?" A homeowner learned from ChatGPT that they had a sand filter, and how to look after it themselves.
While in the hospital for depression, one person checked in with ChatGPT every day to keep track of their mood, therapy, and what doctors said.
English emails were a struggle for one native Spanish speaker, so they ran them through ChatGPT before sending.
A parent made kawaii-style stickers with ChatGPT for their kids' morning chart. The kids love them.
One learner practiced reading and answering in French with ChatGPT. After a few weeks, they could read a lot of everyday written French.
A musician asks ChatGPT for song briefs to get ideas going, then writes and produces the music themselves.
A hobby researcher used ChatGPT to help translate old High German broadsides from the 15th and 16th centuries into English.
Learning Chinese characters, one person had ChatGPT draw a goofy rabbit-headed, pig-bodied elephant to help a character stick in Anki.
One person did their taxes with Claude using the IRS's free fillable forms and said it was much easier than doing it by hand.
Claude wrote one person a full guide to their computer setup, apps, and settings. They used it to move to a new laptop in an afternoon.
For an expense reimbursement, one person used Claude to round up their cloud service invoices.
Studying for a certification, one person uploaded the official guide to Claude and told it to answer only from that guide, with page references.
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