10 Awesomely Practical Tasks You Can Do With ChatGPT
PCWorld|May 2023
Put this powerful chat-based AI to work.
By Marshall Gunnell
10 Awesomely Practical Tasks You Can Do With ChatGPT

ChatGPT (fave.co/3wnuJwM), a powerful language model chatbot developed by OpenAI, has revolutionized the way we interact with artificial intelligence. With its advanced natural language processing capabilities, ChatGPT can help you with a wide range of tasks, from answering trivia questions to composing poetry.

Here are 10 wonderfully fun, awesomely practical ways to put ChatGPT to work.

1. CREATE FUN RECIPES

One interesting thing ChatGPT can do is generate recipes based on user preferences, ingredients, or specific dietary requirements. Give it a starting point by providing certain information about the desired dish, such as the type of cuisine, the main ingredients you want to use, or any dietary restrictions you may have. ChatGPT will then provide a recipe with step-by-step instructions, ingredient quantities, and cooking tips.

I asked ChatGPT to create a whiskeybased cocktail using a Swedish meatball as one of the ingredients. It quickly acknowledged that this was an unconventional request, but then proceeded to provide a recipe based on my requirements. It even named the cocktail “The Smokey Meatball Swizzle,” though I think “Meatball Manhattan” is a much better name.

2. DRAFT A PERSONALIZED WORKOUT PLAN

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