Brittany Long tests ChatGPT's new Pulse feature, which surfaces personalized insights from your past chats. It can break down scripts to distinguish agents from automations, pull from your calendar, and dig deeper into topics you care about. Long sees it as AI moving beyond gimmicks toward actual useful work.
So I just got access to Pulse, which is on chat GPT if you're using the Pro version. If you're not using the Pro version, it'll likely be rolled out to you here soon. But here you can see Pulse, it's towards the top. Click on that. And then it's giving me the things that it thinks I'll be most interested in based on my previous chats. So you can see there's quite a few actually in here, which is surprising. But apparently I've been talking a lot about systems lately and we've been. I've been working on, you know, creating some funny ads and faceless reels and things like that. So that's kind of what it's talking about here. So it came up with a breakdown of scripts so that I can kind of identify maybe some of the agents I want to make versus the automations. It helps me. It's help helping me kind of identify how being absurd in scripts can help sharpen humor. So let's just take a look at that one. It also. I can also get insights from my calendar and give me helpful info. Let's. Yeah, let's do that for sure. And then I can go deeper into some of the other things if I want to click that I can say things that I want to go deeper on. So it's really cool and I think this is definitely going to be a huge thing we see here in the future and going more towards AI, really doing a lot more for us versus just being something cool to use for marketing.
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