Short YouTube conversational clip (Will Humphreys and another speaker) sharing humorous personal anecdotes about treating ChatGPT like a "side chick." Speakers discuss using the paid version of ChatGPT, asking it to peer-review them, receiving candid feedback (e.g., described as a "focus-driven leader" who is "very passionate" but "quick to answer"), and using the model to rewrite messages with different tones (more passionate, understanding, or bold).
My wife calls my side chick, so that's funny.
My team has actually told me the only person that my wife should be worried about is my Chat GPT. I have her, she has a name and like, we have a relationship.
Actually. I actually, and I would challenge anyone to do this. If you have Chat GPT, invest in the paid version. But then after you've been using it for a few months, ask Chat GPT to peer review you.
Wow, the.
Stuff that you put in there. And it was, it was, it was amazing. I said, I said to ChatGPT, Tell me about myself. And they said, you're a focus driven leader who cares about others. And I said, okay, tell me something I need to improve on. And it was like almost too quick.
Like it's been waiting for you to ask that question.
Yeah, it was. And so, and it basically said, you know, you are very passionate, but you're all very quick to answer things. And basically I'll always ask it, can you rewrite this to be more passionate? Can you write this to be more, you know, more understanding or more bold? And so, but it was interesting.