James Sinclair explains why ChatGPT works best for founders who already know their domain. It's good for automating repetitive work and speeding up workflows, but the output needs your expertise to be useful. Mass-market AI emails to investors will stop working once everyone uses them.
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If you're a startup thinking about how ChatGPT plays into your daily life, I'm talking about, you know, day to day I'm not talking about software solution, platform technology. I. I think two things about Chat GPT that are really important. The first is to an expert ChatGPT is great at showing themes but lacks the meat to anyone less than an expert it's godlike and incredible and what that means is if you are using it to try and cheat code, there's something that's going to be in front of an expert it's not going to work so instead what you should be using, the way you should be thinking about ChatGPT is where can you use it to automate, accelerate repetitive tasks, all those things but where can use it to create frameworks or ask questions about best practice and then use your knowledge to build on that. Can you imagine all these angel investors getting these emails generated by AI? They're all very articulate but they're all identical because AI is becoming commoditized because it's becoming mass market. Good luck.