6 different things you can do with GPTs
1 Follow a brand guide
If your company has a brand guide that must be applied to all of your internal and external comms, you can upload the guide to a GPT and then paste in documents, assets and suchlike before they’re published to check that they comply with the brand guide. The AI can even rewrite the copy for you, although proceed with caution here.
2 Help with homework
If you’ve long since forgotten the difference between an abstract noun and a concrete noun, or are a bit fuzzy on the purpose of a coordinating conjunction, you might struggle to help the kids with their English homework. Instead, create a GPT, ask it to explain everything in terms a 12-year-old can grasp, and fire questions into your new AI assistant to overcome the homework hurdles.
3 Generate website images Need some stock imagery for a website you’re creating? GPTs can create AI art, too, using the DALLE 3 engine, which has come on in leaps and bounds recently. Tell the GPT what kind of website it is, the artistic style you prefer, what to avoid, and it should be much easier than trying to generate unique images every time with DALLE 3 alone.
4 Master complex games
It’s easy to get lost in complex video games such as Crusader Kings III or Civilization VI, not really understanding what’s going on. On a less techie bent, maybe you’ve always fancied learning bridge or chess, but can’t make head nor tail of those symbols they publish in the newspaper puzzles. A GPT can help you learn and strategise in a particular game. Previous answers are always stored, so you can use the GPT as a reference library.
5 Deliver new data insights Finally that spreadsheet you’ve kept of your weather station readings for the past 12 years is going to come in useful! GPTs can be used to generate data insights and visualisations for specific projects. Tell the GPT what kind of analysis or graphical output you require, regularly feed it new data, and watch it do the leg work.
6 Handle rude customers
If you’ve ever been on the receiving end of rude emails from stroppy readers – sorry, I mean customers – then it can be hard to resist the temptation to fire a stream of invective back. However, you can let the AI do it for you. Train the GPT on the kind of conciliatory tone you want to set in professional replies, tell it what you want to say to the customer in bullet point form, and let the AI add the calming balm.
Finally that spreadsheet you’ve kept of your weather station readings for the past 12 years is going to come in useful!