A mother of six uses a custom ChatGPT trained on her voice and memories to turn stories into TED Talk material during spare moments like train rides and dishwashing. She applies Tony Robbins' principle that there's no extra time, only repurposed time, fitting AI work into the gaps already in her day.
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And so I just started having a conversation with my ChatGPT, which is custom, right? It's not the open one, it's a private one. And it knows me, it knows how I speak, it knows my important things, it knows memories about what I've given it in the past. And I just asked it like, help me take what I normally say, the stories I typically say, and condense them so I can use them in a TED Talk. And so I would say a story, it would repeat it back to me. But it sounded like me because I trained it to sound like me, and I continuously do that. But it was awesome because I did all of that while in a train on my way to a location. So it allows me, uh, Tony Robbins used the term no extra time. Like, I'm a mom of 6, I'm a, you know, I'm an executive. I have no extra time. But I do have time in a car. I do have time where I can put in my earbuds. I do have time when I wash dishes or do laundry.