I’m over ChatGPT except for…

I’m so over all the things ChatGPT might do and how it will change the world and make most of our jobs unnecessary; it’s here, and it’s not going away. I spent some time with it trying to create articles, blog posts, and other items, only to have my suspicions about what it can’t do confirmed.

[Side bar: I also got tired of summary paragraphs starting with “In conclusion.”]

However, what I did find is an absolutely fantastic research assistant and replacement for Google.?

Say Goodbye to Traditional Search Engines:

With CHATGPT, you no longer need to sift through countless search results to find what you're looking for. By understanding context and natural language, CHATGPT provides accurate and relevant information in an easily digestible format. Simply type your query as a question, and CHATGPT will provide a comprehensive answer, saving you time and effort.

Top-Notch Research Assistant:

CHATGPT goes beyond providing search results – it's a full-fledged research assistant. Whether you're working on a project, writing an article, or simply curious about a topic, CHATGPT helps you compile the information you need. Its AI-based system filters out crappy sources, delivering generally accurate and trustworthy content.

Stupid easy to use:

CHATGPT offers a simple interface, even for those who might not be tech-savvy. Simply type in your query, just like Google, and let the AI do the rest. With a truly conversational style, CHATGPT makes it easy for users to ask follow-up questions or dive deeper into a topic without feeling overwhelmed.

It literally gets better the more you use it:

What sets CHATGPT apart from other tools is its ability to learn and improve over time. As more people use the platform, it becomes smarter and more accurate, delivering better results and an improved user experience.

Try it:

Don't let the hype hold you back – try it, and I believe you will find a smarter, more efficient way to uncover the information you need. I’d recommend giving it a shot as your research assistant and search engine.?

I’d love comments from anyone who gives this approach a shot.?

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