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How a 12-year-old entrepreneur uses ChatGPT 🤯
A father-son duo teaches others ChatGPT 📚, YouTube to compensate artists for AI music, a new image generator, and more!
Everyday AI
August 21, 2023
Outsmart The Future
Today in Everyday AI
6 minute read
🎙 Daily Podcast Episode: Hear the story of how a 12-year-old and his father are are using ChatGPT as their entrepreneurial sidekick. Give it a listen.
🕵️♂️ Fresh Finds: Practicing languages with AI, how Nvidia rose to AI chip king and DeepMind’s online AI art exhibit. Read on for Fresh Finds.
🗞 Byte Sized Daily AI News: Khan Academy's AI tutor, YouTube's plan to compensate artists for AI music and US judge votes no on AI-generated art copyright. For that and more, read on for Byte Sized News.
🚀 AI In 5: There’s a new AI image Generator. Is it good? We give it the AI in 5 treatment! See here
🏆 Digital Drops Giveaway: New giveaway coming soon…
More below
🧠 Learn & Leveraging AI: Just about anyone can learn ChatGPT, including 12-year-olds. So what’s your excuse? Here’s how you can start, and how you can use ChatGPT to build your business. Keep reading for that!
↩️ Don’t miss out: Did you miss our last newsletter? We talked about our ChatGPT secrets and tips, Meta’s new Code Llama and using ChatGPT to update your resume! Check it here!
How a father-son duo is using ChatGPT to educate others 👨👦
So we know that you can start a business using ChatGPT.
But what if that business is being run by a 12-year-old!?
A father and son duo of Sam and Kaz Keller join us to discuss how Kaz went from a ChatGPT student to a teacher and now teaches others how to use ChatGPT.
Join the conversation and ask Kaz, Sam, and Jordan any questions about ChatGPT here.
Also on the pod today:
• How Kaz got into ChatGPT 👦
• Why anyone can learn ChatGPT 🧑🏫️
• Should ChatGPT be taught in schools? 🎒
It’ll be worth your 21 minutes:
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AI in Medical – Check out our Everyday AI alum, Dr. Harvey Castro, break down the significance of AI in the medical industry!
Big Tech - Nvidia is basically running the game when it comes to making a profit off AI chips. But how did they get there?
Marketing & Advertising – Global Giants Nestlé and Unilever are turning to AI for Ad Campaigns.
Read This – This new online art exhibit by Deepmind is having artists visualize AI.
1. Khan Academy's AI Tutor 🎓
Meet Khanmigo, the AI tutor that's about to be tested by over 8,000 teachers and students in the upcoming school year. Khan Academy's chatbot offers individualized guidance on subjects like math, science, and humanities.
2. SoftBank's Arm IPO: A Billion-Dollar AI Dream or Just Hot Air? 🚀
SoftBank's chip designer Arm is hitting the Nasdaq with an IPO, and CEO Masayoshi Son is all about that AI buzz. Since acquiring Arm in 2016, Son has been touting it as the crown jewel of AI, even claiming to have created hundreds of inventions with AI-powered ChatGPT that can be realized through Arm.
3. YouTube's Plan to Compensate Artists for AI Music 🎶
YouTube is working on a plan to compensate artists and rights holders for AI-generated music. This move comes as AI continues to compose tunes that are strikingly similar to human-created hits, causing a stir in the music industry. YouTube's plan aims to ensure that creators get their fair share of the pie, even in the age of machine-made melodies.
4. AI-Generated Art Gets a Big NO for Copyright in the US 🎨
In a landmark ruling, United States District Court Judge Beryl A. Howell has declared that AI-generated artwork can't be copyrighted. The decision came after Stephen Thaler, who created an image with his Creativity Machine algorithm, was repeatedly denied copyright and sued the US Copyright Office.
5. Mind-Reading AI System Sees What You’re Thinking 🧠
A team of scientists has developed an AI system that can recreate what your brain is seeing. By using a combination of brain scans and a neural network, the AI can generate images that closely resemble the visual stimuli the person is observing.
There’s a New AI Image Generator.
Is it good? 🖼
There’s a new AI image generator on the block, so we decided to test it out.
Whether you're a professional designer looking to speed up your workflow or a hobbyist eager to experiment, StarryAI offers a new way to generate stunning images with just a few clicks.
In this video, we'll walk you through the platform, showcasing its features, ease of use, and how it can transform your creative process.
Check out today's AI in 5.
New giveaway coming soon….
🤷♂️ What’s Going On and Why It Matters:
If a 12-year-old can build a business with ChatGPT, you can too.
Today, we dipped into a few ‘first-evers’ for the Everyday AI show.
Our first three-person show, AND our first episode detailing how a kid is using ChatGPT.
If you missed today’s show, you missed out on a feel-good story of how 12-year-old Kaz Keller took an interest in ChatGPT and turned it into a business. It started with a bit of intrigue. He stumbled on a YouTube video about ChatGPT.
So he learned a bit more. Then, a lot more.
Pretty soon, dad Sam was helping Kaz in becoming a go-to resource for friends, family and neighbors. So, what’s a budding entrepreneur to do?
Turn it into a business, of course!
Fast forward a few months, and Sam said his son has taught more than 200 people how to use ChatGPT.
It’s an entrepreneur’s story in the making, and we’ve got the chapter-by-chapter breakdown for ya.
🦾How You Can Leverage:
On the surface, Sam and Kaz are a father-son duo educating people on ChatGPT.
But read between the lines and there’s an even greater story — how anyone, even a 12-year-old, can turn to ChatGPT to turn a great idea into a side hustle. Let’s break down how Kaz did it, and what you can learn from his journey.
After all, he went from an idea to a business where he’s already made more than $4,000! (Beats the summer lemonade stand, right?)
Whether you’re looking for a business mentor or a life coach, don’t sleep on using AI as your sidekick. Even Google is rolling out an AI-powered life coach.
And Kaz probably said it best during our show today when he said it straight up: Generative AI is here to stay. Better get used to tapping into its potential so you don’t get left behind.
Here’s our 1-2-3 on how to use ChatGPT as your business side-kick, just like Kaz did. 👇
1 – Use the right version ✅
Kaz slipped in a real nugget in today’s show. He talked about originally using ChatGPT, but then using GPT4 for other use-cases.
What’s the difference?
Well, with ChatGPT Plus, you get access to GPT4, which is incredibly more powerful than the GPT3.5 model that the free version of ChatGPT uses. It’s important to always use the right version of AI for the right job.
Try this:
Don’t know where to start?
We already broke down the difference between free and paid ChatGPT. Get your feet wet and learn the best plugins for your use-case.
2 – Ask ChatGPT what to do 💭
Sounds crazy, right?
But if you’re an entrepreneur (or an entrepreneur in training!) ChatGPT can be your mentor. When Kaz and Sam started GenAI Academy, they did something simple, yet powerful: asked ChatGPT for advice. Turns out, ChatGPT is pretty dang good at being a business mentor. As an example, Sam outlined that ChatGPT outlined how they could go about selling tickets to their ChatGPT course with Eventbrite.
Try this:
Go into ChatGPT Plus, give it access to the web, and try a prompt like this as a starter.
Please assume the role of a business mentor for [business name]. You can find out more about [business name] on this website: [your URL] We are trying to accomplish [enter information about what you’re trying to accomplish]
Please ask me 7 specific questions about my business that would help you better understand [business name] based on the information provided.
3 – Dive in deeper with ChatGPT 🤿
ChatGPT is more than an idea-generator.
Waaaaaaay more shorties. We talked a while back on the show how ChatGPT can actually be used to tackle complex business problems, or even how ChatGPT can take an idea into a full-blown side hustle.
Try this:
Ideation is great inside ChatGPT. It can turn a crazy idea into an MVP with legs. But don’t stop at ideation. Keep the conversation going.
After using the prompts above, continue the conversation with this prompt:
Please run a SWOT analysis on [business name], based on us trying to reach a target demographic of [enter target demographic] and accomplishing the goals discussed above.
Then, try this third prompt:
Based on the information above, please run a competitive analysis on [competitor 1 name and URL], [competitor 2 name and URL] and [competitor 3 name and URL]
Now This …
How have you used ChatGPT to grow your biz? Hit us with a reply, and maybe we’ll feature your story!
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