Do you plan to make money with ChatGPT?

[Paco G]

Do you plan to make money with ChatGPT?
if yes how?

 

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[Johnny boy]

 

[Ing]

Maybe...

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Its texting better than me. So maybe a chance ...anything online.

 

[Kevin88660]

Do you plan to make money with ChatGPT?
if yes how?

One crypto project is already doing it via creating bots to funnel questions posted in telegram and twitter to open ai and feed them answers back on the spot (back to telegram and twitter), in return monetizing by selling ads in telegram.

 

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[jpanarra]

I wonder if chatgpt can help with copy and try to use it as a sales tool.

 

[WillHurtDontCare]

oh, and there will be cybersecurity opportunities from junior developers writing code with security vulnerabilities using chat gpt

One crypto project is already doing it via creating bots to funnel questions posted in telegram and twitter to open ai and feed them answers back on the spot (back to telegram and twitter), in return monetizing by selling ads in telegram.

crypto twitter bots for pump and dump schemes

 

[BigRomeDawg]

I've used it for video descriptions, titles, video scripts, interview questions, testimonials, and probably a few other things..

Like Jasper.ai, it does amazing sometimes, not so great other times, and it gets better every day..

At the very least, it's always a great brainstorming tool.

 

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[Kak]

Since everyone has access to it, it won’t be long that the relative value you can offer with it erodes to nothing. No I don’t plan to make money directly with it, I have however saved some time with it and it is an useful tool for the entrepreneur.

 

[heavy_industry]

It's going to be a very useful tool for some businesses, but won't be a moneymaker itself.

As @Kak said, if everyone has free access to this, the profit margin from using it will be close to 0. It's like trying to sell air: although it's extremely valuable and necessary for life, it is so ubiquitous that its market value is nil.

Entry is a very important commandment in CENTS.
If something is quick and easy, and any idiot can start doing it, it won't be profitable for very long.

 

[Andy Black]

I've used it for video descriptions, titles, video scripts, interview questions, testimonials, and probably a few other things..

Like Jasper.ai, it does amazing sometimes, not so great other times, and it gets better every day..

At the very least, it's always a great brainstorming tool.

Which version of Jasper.ai are you using? How are you finding it?

 

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[BigRomeDawg]

Which version of Jasper.ai are you using? How are you finding it?

Are there different versions? I'm not sure.

It's good! Team has been using it lots.

 

[polaroid22]

As others pointed out, it is too accessible. Everybody is using it already. So for copy it is already oversaturated. For coding it is very helpfull(if you are into coding). There is prolly a hole market I am missing right now. AI has huge potential, just not sure how to capitalize on it as of now (besides coding).

 

[Andy Black]

for copy it is already oversaturated

Lots of businesses have appalling copy on their websites. One of the problems for a media buyer is poor copy on the landing pages. I'll look to see how AI can help us create better copy or at least copy that can be used to split-test.

Then there's businesses and people that send regular emails. These tools might be able to help them produce content quicker so they can spend more time figuring out what to produce and why.

 

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[loop101]

Do you plan to make money with ChatGPT?
if yes how?

I wouldn't base a business on anything I couldn't Control. Imagine you are late paying on your ChatGPT fees, and it starts mentioning that in the text it generates, "This legal document could best be summarized by saying that Bob is a loser who doesn't pay his ChatGPT fees."

 

[heavy_industry]

I wouldn't base a business on anything I couldn't Control. Imagine you are late paying on your ChatGPT fees, and it starts mentioning that in the text it generates, "This legal document could best be summarized by saying that Bob is a loser who doesn't pay his ChatGPT fees."

It's a good idea not to rely exclusively on a third party for your business, but otherwise you will always use external services, tools, software, transportation, packaging etc.

You can't make everything in-house, unless you are a $10bn company that owns the entire supply chain and ecosystem.

 

[Guest-5ty5s4]

Worst case, it becomes totally useless and provides no relative value (everyone has access to it but gives no advantages).

Best case, it becomes ubiquitous, still providing no relative value, but essentially acts like a hammer that everyone uses.

 

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[Kevin88660]

I wouldn't base a business on anything I couldn't Control. Imagine you are late paying on your ChatGPT fees, and it starts mentioning that in the text it generates, "This legal document could best be summarized by saying that Bob is a loser who doesn't pay his ChatGPT fees."

One idea is simply be the person who learns to use it in a niche to provide better service.

If you are a content or assignment writer, your productivity explodes. You could finish more work and increase revenue.

I don't think we are going to live in a world where chatgpt is the only available source, provided if you are willing to pay.

While it is impressive I doubt it is super cutting edge stuff given the current ai development.

 

[loop101]

Here's some ideas

17 products you can build with ChatGPT

ChatGPT is on fire. It took it only 5 days to reach 1 million users and it shows no signs of slowing down. I did some diggin' around Twitter and Reddit...

www.indiehackers.com

 

[Thiago Machado]

Lots of businesses have appalling copy on their websites. One of the problems for a media buyer is poor copy on the landing pages. I'll look to see how AI can help us create better copy or at least copy that can be used to split-test.

Then there's businesses and people that send regular emails. These tools might be able to help them produce content quicker so they can spend more time figuring out what to produce and why.

At the agency I work in, we've been using copy.ai to write google ads headlines, descriptions, sitelinks, and landing page copy (in the event that it's really bad and we want to go above and beyond for the client). So far, it's the best AI tool we've found that worked for us. It's more intuitive and copy specific.

 

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[Xeon]

Not ChatGPT related but AI related.

There are many art sites such as ArtStation and 3DTotal, which are currently having issues with artists staging protests using the "No To AI art" logo. This online protest is only beginning and will get fiercer as more and more artists feel the threat. Eventually, ArtStation and 3DTotal and other such sites may end up preferring to placate their current user base and play safe.

Opportunity? Start a platform solely for hosting only AI art. Basically, ArtStation but only for AI art.

Monetization? See how ArtStation monetizes and copy them.

 

[Andy Black]

Hmm. So now I'm looking at Jasper, Rytr, and Copy.ai. Any content creation tools I should compare?

 

[Thiago Machado]

Hmm. So now I'm looking at Jasper, Rytr, and Copy.ai. Any content creation tools I should compare?

@Andy Black , not copy related, but i figured you'd benefit from this: keyword clusterizer.

This tool automatically segments all your keywords. It's made creating ad groups super fast for us now.

 

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[MJ DeMarco]

Someone posited that AI would be needed to bring this idea to life. (It's an Idea Needing Execution on the INSIDE, so INSIDERS only can view.)

https://www.thefastlaneforum.com/community/threads/millionaire-maker-the-newsletter-of-newsletters.106427/

 

[loop101]

Someone posited that AI would be needed to bring this idea to life. (It's an Idea Needing Execution on the INSIDE, so INSIDERS only can view.)

https://www.thefastlaneforum.com/community/threads/millionaire-maker-the-newsletter-of-newsletters.106427/

I wonder if people could train a Chat bot on the material in a book, and then let people talk to the bot, instead of reading the book.

This might be more effective, because a bot could customize the information to the "reader". A "weight loss bot" might ask the user questions, then figure out the best recommendations. A book forces the reader to consume all knowledge in case it might be useful. I can see bots for weight loss, quitting smoking, business advice, etc. Authors could sell bots instead of books. Aggregators like BotsAMillion would pop up.