How to Make AI Work for You: Actually Useful Guides

AI chatbots like Gemini can be mighty powerful, but they’re not always accurate. Here’s how to double-check Gemini’s responses, and improve the quality of your research.

As AI evolves, data annotation—or the work done by humans to train AI—has emerged as a potential way to make money.

There are many use cases for generative AI, spanning a vast number of areas of domestic and work life. Looking through thousands of comments on sites such as Reddit and Quora, the author’s team found that the use of this technology is as wide-ranging as the problems we encounter in our lives.

How many fingers are too many fingers?

OpenAI’s customized chatbots will enable computers to work for humans.

The problem with an AI-first strategy lies not within the “AI” but with the notion that it should come “first” aspect.

Getting started using any of these tools is easy, but knowing when and how to get the best results from them can still be tricky.

We’re deep into an era-defining boom in artificial intelligence, and with so much attention falling on the money and mania generated by this fast-evolving technology, it’s worth stepping back to ask: How do people really use it? And moreover, what are the people at the epicenter of this surge ...

Those Tumblr, Reddit, and WordPress posts you never thought would see the light of day? Yep, them too.

The latest update to OpenAI’s chatbot improves the AI’s ability to remember user details, but the feature is not yet available for all ChatGPT accounts.

We tested Microsoft’s Copilot and Gemini for Google Workspace’s generative AI features and found them to be both helpful and a pain to use when it comes to everyday work tasks.

Sure, anyone can use OpenAI’s chatbot. But with smart engineering, you can get way more interesting results.

Learn the basics of generative AI, get help with Microsoft’s Copilot, build your own chatbot, and more.

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20 examples of how people are using custom GPTs to make their teams more productive.

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