Robyn Anderson says ChatGPT's new Operator feature finally makes the $200 Pro subscription worth it. Unlike Sora, which she calls a flop, Operator actually does tasks: it booked her a vacation and ordered food with tip guidance. She thinks people who master it will have a real edge.
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Everyone's been asking me what I think of ChatGPT's new operator, and I have to tell you, it's finally worth the $200 to pay for the Pro. The— I bought it back when Sora came out, and that was a huge flop in my opinion, but the operator is absolutely amazing. You can really have it do tasks for you instead of just create content for you to go do on your own. For example, you could order something from Grubhub and it will tell you if you are tipping too much. Um, you can ask where to go on vacation in a certain area and then it'll actually book the vacation for you. This is going to be a game changer. And while it's going to be the real AI that does take away jobs, I will stick to what I've said from the very beginning in 2022. That AI is not going to take our jobs. It's the ones who learn how to use it that just might. So continue to get out there and learn. Operator is supposed to be coming to regular ChatGPT users, the $20 a month paid users here in the next few months. But it's definitely worth, I think, if you are an enthusiast or really into using AI for your tasks. It's definitely something to invest in because it's actually doing work. It's doing work for me right now, actually, which is why I'm hanging out in the lady room. All right, well, follow me for more information on everything that's coming out with AI and how you can get your hands on it.
