Robyn Anderson shows three ways to use ChatGPT Dots: personalizing yours with voice commands, connecting it to Slack and email to manage messages across platforms, and using its computer takeover feature to log in and perform tasks like checking Instagram or leaving comments.
Unless you've been sleeping under a rock, you know that ChatGPT released Dots last week, and I want to show you how I'm using my agent to save me so much time. And this is like the bare minimum setup that you should do, so let's get into it. So Candy is my Dot. She's really adorable. You can always edit and rename your Dot if you'd like. There's lots of different styles and colors. I like to name mine after Real Housewives. If you know, you know. All right, so some of my favorite things are number one, you can call them. Check this out.
Hey, John, quick hello. How's it going?
Hey, Candy, I'm good. How's your day going?
Oh, I'm feeling good, thanks. What's on your mind today?
Other cool things is you can actually connect with her on Slack, or you can give her an email address where you can forward emails to. And then finally, my favorite thing is that they have their own computer. So you go over here, and this is Candy's computer, but you can take it over by hitting Take Over. And then you can go log into whatever it is you want to log into and give them access to. And then once you're done, you'll just return control. And then you can go back to Candy and say, hey, go over to Instagram and help me do comments, or go to school and check out the last 5 posts that were made. So whatever you give them access to, they can go into and work for you. Those are my favorite dot use cases so far. I have a whole list that I'm doing a training on tomorrow, but tell me if you're using dots and what you think about them.
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