Justin R. Lester shares ChatGPT research showing users are most satisfied when AI provides guidance rather than just completing tasks. He suggests using AI as a spiritual coach: praying through anxiety with scripture, explaining the Bible to kids, planning family activities about forgiveness.
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ChatGPT just released a whole bunch of research on their top use cases and here's what the research is showing. I read it so you don't have to People are most satisfied when they ask AI questions, not just when it makes it do something. Now this is a huge lesson. Don't just teach people how to make AI spit out resumes and flyers, but teach them how to use it like a spiritual coach. So ask things like this. Help me pray through my anxiety or using Philippians 4, or explain this verse at a seventh grade level. Or even give me three family activities about forgiveness. Asking leads to guidance and guidance. So people are hungry for may you be the guider, you leader for your people. People want to be led, so go lead them. And if you want help and how to get better prompts, do this. Comment the word prompt below. Comment the word prompt below. I'll send you a link to my prompt lab where you get access to Entire prompts of 500 prompts to use for churches to help you help people be guided using this and not just asking random questions. All right, like and follow for more.