Image created with Midjourney Many use ChatGPT to simplify tasks in their everyday life, but did you know you can also use it as a work assistant? And I’m not talking about using AI to write emails or code but using it for tasks that most employees face no matter what their position is. Time […]

Image created with Midjourney In this article, we’ll see how to add automation to your GPT with GPT Actions. Actions allow GPTs to interact with other apps. In this case, we’ll use Zapier Actions to automate sending emails on Gmail, but you could follow the same steps to connect to Google Sheets, Drive, Calendar, and

Image created with Midjourney Last week, Google integrated Gemini Pro into Bard and, in this article, I’ll compare it with its direct competitor GPT-3.5. We’ll see how good both are in writing, reasoning, and code generation. This article will be useful for those who use GPT-3.5 often and would like to see whether using Gemini

I have spent hundreds of hours in various prompt engineering courses and constantly tested different possible structures to build a formula that can bring me closer to high-quality responses from AIs such as ChatGPT, Bard, and Claude. Hera are 6 basic elements that a good prompt should have. The 6 Prompt Components The first thing

Did you know that? 33% of interviewers take only 90 seconds to decide whether to hire you or not (one of the common questions they ask is “Tell me about yourself”) 46% of job applicants use ChatGPT or Bard to learn more about the position or the company they are applying to If you don’t

Midjourney 2023 was the year of AI. Every month, we’ve seen new AI tools being launched, advancements in the field, upgrades, and more things that kept the field of AI moving.  Overhyped AI predictions weren’t missing in 2023 either. Throughout the year we heard things like “AGI was (or will soon be) achieved” or “AI