Robyn Anderson uses ChatGPT's Image 2.0 feature to build a training roadmap. She starts with Claude to write the prompt, then generates the image in ChatGPT and customizes it by swapping in her photo and logo, matching a cartoon style, and adding a start date. The result is polished and typo-free.
Chapters
ChatGPT has had a major comeback. Let me show you its new Image 2.0 and how it's creating this cool little thing for me. So Claude is my true partner, so I had it create a prompt for me, and then I came over into ChatGPT and pasted it in, and it's working. And here it is, it created this zero to Claude roadmap with a week by week of what we're doing and what we're training on. I think it did a really good job. I'm going to give it a picture of me and my logo so it's a little bit more customized, so I'll show you what that looks like. So I said add this, add this go and replace the woman with me, stylize it so that I match the cartoon at the top, put starts May 4th. Oh my God, it did such a good job. Look how cute it is. And also I just want to point out that all of the words make sense and there's like no typos and it doesn't look weird.