Corey Knowles

The only thing I could have shown that I didn't and I'm hesitant to bring it back up because of my Internet access is if you go to your settings in chat GPT, there's a personalization option and it's a big menu.

It's not intimidating, but it's like, how do you want it to talk to it?

Do you want it to you?

Do you want it to be friendly, nerdy, pragmatic?

Do you want it to be, you know, very professional?

You know, you can customize all of that and you can tell it things about yourself and determine like how your interactions go.

And that was a really big unlock for me.

Okay.

Go down to the bottom left where your information is there, your settings.

And yeah, and when you get over here, like that top drop down, for example, is a really good one.

You know, you've got all these different options.

You can have it communicate with you however you want.

I usually use quirky, I believe.

Seems like there was a nerdy, but I could be wrong.

You can adjust its tone in a variety of ways up and down a little bit if something's getting on your nerves or you've got something you really feel like you need from it to better unlock capabilities for you.

It really is.

It's a great personalization feature and not nearly enough people use it.

In custom instructions, like mine is told to do things like

challenge my assumptions, double-check me if I've taken anything for granted as true that is not, and a variety of things like that that are designed to get it to give me what I need out of my AI.

And what I need is...