Mark Halperin

And I believe the gap between paid and free, which is already pretty big, will grow.

Invest, buy the paid version, use the paid version.

World of difference, okay?

Third, don't use it as kind of a different, more chatty Google.

All right, use it for problem solving.

Don't just say, where's a good Italian restaurant in Detroit when I'm there next week, okay?

Use it to solve problems.

And I'm getting better at this, but you got to remember, if you've got a problem to solve, your first instinct now should say, well, I'm going to try ChatGPT.

Almost no matter what it is, almost no matter what it is, anything that would take you more than a moment, ask ChatGPT to solve it for you.

It's so good at solving problems very quickly.

But you've got to remember to do it.

Do not treat it as a search engine.

Treat it as just a high-capacity problem solver.

Fourth, he says build adaptability as a core skill.

This is extremely important.

You've probably never in your life been asked to be so creative, to be so ready to change, to do things differently.

You've got to do that with this.

As a user of it, you've got to constantly be thinking anew.

And as the models get better, you've got to think, okay, how can I take advantage of it?

It's even better now.