0:12 Of course. Here's a version from my
0:14 standpoint. Thanks for tuning in. If you
0:16 enjoyed this video, feel free to like,
0:18 subscribe, and share your thoughts in
0:19 the comments. It's going to be a really
0:21 informative video. If you need any more
0:23 tips or help with the structure, just
0:25 let me know. If you start using Chach
0:27 like this, you'll have a real assistant
0:28 who knows everything that you ever need
0:35 church? That's a question usually people
0:38 ask me when I mention it and I think
0:40 most of the people by now unless you're
0:42 living under the rock you must have
0:45 tried chas or any kind of chatbot but
0:48 most of the people use chatpt to replace
0:51 Google. That's totally not the right way
0:53 to use it. It shouldn't be a search
0:55 engine. It should be your personal
0:57 assistant. And in this video, I'm going
1:00 to show you exactly how to train Chachui
1:02 to help you remind what you need to do
1:04 in life and make your life much easier
1:06 the same way as if you have a personal
1:09 assistant. The real trick isn't just
1:13 use, it's teaching it how you think and
1:19 need. First up, I'm going to show you
1:21 how to set up your CHBT. If you haven't
1:23 registered yet or you haven't figured
1:25 out this function, this is exactly the
1:26 time that you should try it. We are
1:30 going to open a new tab cuz I already
1:33 have my chat GPD here. Let's try to just
1:36 sign up, right? Let's sign up for a new
1:39 CHP. Do not share sensitive information.
1:41 Check your facts. All of this spill of
1:43 telling you that you should do your own
1:45 research, that kind of thing. Um, and
1:49 then okay, let's go enable memory. So I
1:51 think that's one of the best function of
1:53 chubbyt because it actually remembers
1:55 what you tell it and that's exactly the
1:57 reason why you can train it. So now we
1:59 have a brand new chubby. The first step
2:02 is actually you can customize your
2:05 chubby. Customize chubby. This this
2:07 really surprises me when I show people
2:09 this function cuz people were like a
2:11 chubby is really generic. It doesn't
2:13 know what I like. Every time I need to
2:15 train it for it to understand me. For
2:17 example, let's say I will ask this chip
2:21 to call me Lydia and I am a banker turned
2:23 turned
2:29 entrepreneur and content creator. I like making
2:31 making
2:35 an positive impact. And then naturally
2:37 is what traits should chat JP have?
2:40 Right. Uh you can be chatty, witty,
2:42 straightforward, shooting, encouraging.
2:44 I definitely I need someone who's very
2:47 encouraging and I use it very often just
2:49 sometimes when I'm lost and stuff I will
2:52 just talk to Ch. Forward thinking is
2:55 what I like and you can also say I would
3:01 love it to always think in um positive
3:05 mindset, growth mindset yada yada yada.
3:07 Something else that Chie Beauty would
3:08 like to know about you. For example, for
3:12 me, I would say I have two podcasts. One
3:17 called Escape 95, the other
3:22 called Size Private Tech. I grew up in
3:25 China, currently live a digital nomad
3:28 life. I split my time between Lisbon,
3:31 between London and Lisbon. I have a YouTube
3:33 YouTube
3:35 channel and a
3:38 startup. That's it. So tell what
3:40 whatever that you think is necessary for
3:42 Chip to know and then it can help you
3:43 the best way. And then we have the
3:46 setup. This is like on boarding a new
3:48 team member. I think the most important
3:50 thing to work with CHP is actually just
3:53 to view it as a real assistant or like
3:56 as if it's an intern but knows way
3:59 better than intern do or way better than
4:02 us do about whatever information that
4:04 you wanted to ask. It doesn't matter how
4:06 smart the intern is or it doesn't matter
4:08 how smart somebody else is. If you
4:10 wanted to work with you in a more
4:12 efficient, productive way, it's always
4:15 helpful to be able to tell him or her
4:18 what do you need, what kind of person
4:20 you like, basically the user menu of
4:22 you. So this is the first step as if
4:24 you're on boarding a new member of the
4:27 team. Step two is to train it over time.
4:29 Nobody is perfect. If you on board a
4:31 genius who just like graduated from
4:33 university, he or she still need to
4:35 learn about how to work in your company,
4:36 how to work with you, what's the best
4:39 time to work in here, it's the same with
4:41 CHP. So now let's look at some of the
4:44 most basic ways how CHP can help you. So
4:45 I've already set it up, right? Then
4:48 let's see what we can do. Hi, I would
4:53 like to like you to help me to plan my next
4:54 next
4:58 week based on these five priorities.
5:01 YouTube videos,
5:03 uh startup
5:07 conversation and meeting prep, uh
5:08 uh [Music]
5:09 [Music] healthy
5:11 healthy
5:16 lifestyle, keep in touch with family.
5:19 try new things. You might have different
5:22 things that you want chai to help with,
5:25 but let's see how what it gets to be.
5:27 Sometimes it helps you to broaden the
5:28 way that you haven't thought about
5:31 before. And it also helps you to be able
5:34 to see, oh, actually, I can think in
5:36 that direction. This is like plan your
5:39 day. A personal assistant. This might be
5:45 And then they will ask you about like oh
5:47 what specific deadlines or meetings or
5:49 key meetings next week yada yada yada
5:51 all these the most important the more
5:53 important thing is what kind of contacts
5:58 you so you can say I have a deadline by
6:02 Tuesday for a meeting with an
6:04 investor on
6:07 Wednesday. I want
6:09 to have
6:14 minimum 2 hours take care of my
6:17 health and
6:22 relationship per day. I work out every
6:27 day. Decided to buy a new camera and
6:30 then it's updating the memory. Now it
6:32 gives you some kind of plan. You can
6:35 always work with it to use it as your
6:37 personal assistant. Use it as your life
6:39 coach whatever way that you want it. The
6:41 better that he knows you, the better it
6:42 will be to be able to give you
6:44 instructions. I will later show you some
6:47 of the chat that I already have in in my
6:49 existing chip because this one is a
6:51 nonpaid version and doesn't have a lot
6:54 of memory. This is one thing. It's about
6:56 like how to plan your week to be more
6:59 efficient. Let's find another one. Let's
7:02 see. say I am super
7:10 first. It really gives out something
7:12 that's really concrete and then you can
7:15 always talk to about more concerns. The
7:17 the main thing is just treat it as
7:20 somebody who's always there for you and
7:24 have the most information from online
7:27 the millions of language out there and
7:30 the content they can immediately get the
7:32 information for you. This is one plan
7:34 the new week and we can try something
7:36 else. For example, I have a YouTube
7:39 channel about personal
7:43 development and career networking. Can
7:45 you give
7:53 ideas? Cool. And it's all there. Of
7:54 course, there's people who do this way
7:56 better than I do. There's different type
7:57 of prompt, but because this is
8:00 introductory video is designed to for
8:02 anyone who has never tried chip before
8:05 to be able to try it. So maybe I would I
8:07 would do it in some other videos. I'm
8:09 also planning to do a day in life with
8:11 ChiBBT video so you can get more
8:14 in-depth information of how I use it and
8:16 incorporate it into my day-to-day. But
8:18 this is basically based on the
8:20 information I gave to Chibi BT just now
8:23 to customize it. It's already giving out
8:26 information that's very uh specific. For
8:28 example, I mentioned I have a escape 9
8:31 to5 podcast and it says, "Oh, how about
8:33 you can do how to escape the 9 to5 and
8:35 build a career on your own terms." Um,
8:37 these kind of videos, you can even go
8:41 further. Okay, can you give me uh 5 minute
8:45 video number
8:47 number
8:51 five? And immediately it's going so
8:57 quick and I can say I'm a woman
9:00 uh in my 30s. I
9:07 like to talk in a warm and and
9:10 encouraging manner and then it will
9:12 change for you. See, I will reflect that
9:14 warm and encouraging tone. You can open
9:16 it with something like I know how
9:19 nerve-wracking it is blah blah. The
9:20 thing is you can always change it like
9:22 you think if you think this is not good
9:26 for you then you can say ah can you make
9:28 it shorter. I think the best way to use
9:31 shajjuki in these kind of context is
9:33 it's just like a godsend for people like
9:35 me as English as a second language kind
9:38 of people because it understand all
9:39 languages right in the world and if
9:41 something that I don't understand for
9:52 Chinese how I can weave
9:58 this story into my video script
10:00 And then they explain what does pojo
10:03 mean in a way that actually very it's
10:05 kind of difficult if you don't have all
10:06 the knowledge in all the language in the
10:08 world but this is because it's a large
10:10 language model you actually have all the
10:11 knowledge of all the language in the
10:14 world and I found it very useful
10:16 whenever I have a concept that in
10:18 different cultural settings and it's
10:19 difficult for me to immediately think of
10:23 a way to explain it to ask and the best
10:25 way is I have new information I would
10:27 draw that new information into this
10:29 whatever conversation that I have with
10:33 Chasn and it will be able to like grab
10:35 the story or story line in a way that I
10:37 couldn't even think of. So it's really
10:39 good at that context. For example, it
10:42 says that there's no way to retreat.
10:44 They had to fight it with everything
10:47 they had and confidence is the same.
10:49 It's basically have have this ability to
10:51 to connect the dots in a way that we
10:53 normally couldn't think of. I think it's
10:54 just because they have so many
10:55 information, so much information online
10:58 that's available for them for CHP. So
11:01 this is the number two use case is uh
11:03 content writing or whatever you want to
11:06 write an email that's even more simple.
11:10 Um, can you help
11:13 me draft a thank you
11:18 note for me to send to a mentor who has
11:23 helped me on a case study last [Music]
11:32 week. It takes 1 second. It's so quick.
11:34 Of course, you need to have some
11:36 context. And it was like, ah, it's a
11:41 case about how to talk to
11:46 investor for my next funding round. Um,
11:49 I was really upset
11:56 before, but after the catch up with my
12:05 and then it immediately adds more
12:07 context to it. Of course, I believe
12:09 every one of us is able to write these
12:10 kind of thank you notes. It's just that
12:13 if they already give you um framework
12:16 and especially I have to emphasize for
12:19 people like me who is not a native
12:20 English speaker or English as a second
12:22 language, whatever language that you
12:24 wanted to work in as a second language,
12:27 this is really just life-changing
12:30 helpful stuff. Finally, they now have
12:33 this research function. They have a
12:34 research function under we forgot to
12:36 talk about the plans. They have a team
12:39 plan now which is $25 a month and it
12:42 allows you to get a second seat or
12:44 something like that. But they also have
12:46 a personal plan. I bought this plan, the
12:49 $20 $20 per month everything free. Um
12:51 they don't have that much restriction.
12:54 You can also do and get all the models
12:56 all the models you can ever get into
12:59 from Czech GPT. And then it also have
13:01 this deep research function. And this is
13:03 the function I need to actually show you
13:07 my own chip into my own
13:10 chip. Now you can see from here this is
13:12 my own chup. It has all the models
13:14 because it's a paid version. I'm using
13:17 the paid version. And then they now also
13:19 give you temporary chat. It's kind of
13:22 like the in incognitive mode or safe
13:24 mode in the web search function I think
13:27 because um they there's some like safety
13:29 and data concern nowadays then they
13:31 developed this function. It's it's a new
13:33 one I think. I didn't see it and also in
13:36 the paid version you also have Sora
13:39 which is the video editing uh GBT. We
13:40 can talk about it next time. This is a
13:42 video I asked it to generate last time.
13:45 I think there's still some improvement
13:47 it can do and also it have some like
13:50 limits. This is the old one is the most
13:52 advanced version. I think it's it came
13:55 out to uh combat deep seek. We can talk
13:57 about deepseek another time. But then
13:59 these are all the functions. I usually
14:02 just use for deep research in everything
14:03 that has deep research. They have all
14:05 these different models. I use for
14:08 normally for most of the task that I do.
14:10 I'm not like trying to code or do a
14:13 scientific research. You can always try
14:17 deep research. Let's say can you give me
14:22 a indepth but succinct
14:26 research but sustainable summary about
14:28 the current state
14:30 state
14:34 of climate planet and then they start
14:37 asking very specific questions. Can you
14:38 which aspect of climate financing you're
14:40 most interested in because I am in the
14:44 car market climate financing but let's
14:48 say we wanted to ask for um
14:54 challenges and then it just starts
14:56 researching right so we'll come back to
14:58 this later cuz it takes a few minutes I
15:01 only have five deep research remain cuz
15:03 I've already used two and I use this and
15:06 then this is how they do it I think also
15:08 greatly really matters whether you're on
15:11 a good Wi-Fi and but then I will just
15:12 leave it here and then I'll show you the
15:14 results after it's done. You see it's
15:17 already referencing sources because I
15:19 mean this Wi-Fi is not very fast but
15:21 usually it's it takes like 5 to 7
15:24 minutes. And finally, what's I think
15:26 what I do usually that specifically I
15:28 will have all the chats that's relevant
15:31 to one topic in one chat. For example,
15:33 let's let's just talk about my my
15:37 podcast, my escape 9 to5 podcast. I have
15:40 everything here in one chat and it
15:42 stores all of my invitations and stuff
15:45 like that. It goes back to like ages.
15:48 I'm just telling one sentence. Can you
15:51 give it to me the short about how to
15:53 transform transition from golden
15:55 handcuff situation as a lawyer to
15:57 someone who owns and operates her own
16:00 restaurant or immediately automatically
16:02 give me all the shorts that I need the
16:04 captions and adaptability. One of the
16:07 other things I think is really really
16:12 helpful is to do outreach. Let's say I
16:15 want to reach out to
16:20 uh the next guest who
16:24 who left banking and
16:30 start his baker and it's a huge
16:34 success. Can you drop an email for me?
16:35 Because you already have all the
16:36 information of my podcast and
16:39 everything. So you'll be able to draw
16:40 from those and that's just I think
16:42 internet slow down quite a bit and
16:45 because I am they also give you this
16:49 camera stuff and it has for some reason
16:51 started this so that it becomes very
16:54 slow but what I want to say is if you
16:56 use tragic in this way slowly but surely
16:58 you'll be able to figure out what's the
17:00 best way that works for you and you
17:03 don't have to follow what after you
17:04 train a little bit the next step is how
17:06 to automate it. How do you keep all the
17:09 chat in one project? You can have a
17:11 project for your own life admin. You can
17:13 have your project for your business
17:15 relevant but not sensitive stuff that
17:17 you wanted to do. If you start to train
17:20 it, if you start to use it step by step,
17:23 first set up your basically tell it who
17:25 you are, how do you work the best and
17:28 then slowly set up how you wanted to
17:29 work with it. Eventually you will have
17:31 like one chat for everything, one
17:32 project for everything. And then what I
17:34 do is just I open chest GVD. I have a
17:36 keyword in my mind. I will go back to
17:39 the chat and see what's out there and
17:41 and then I will go back to say, "Oh,
17:43 actually this person has come back. Can
17:45 you follow up with the information?"
17:47 Sometimes they forget the information.
17:49 You just need to remind it again. But
17:50 it's getting better and better. And you
17:52 can also set up. I always have this is
17:55 the structure of my podcast. Can you um
17:58 help me brainstorm five to 10 questions?
17:59 There's no question that you cannot do
18:02 that, right? It's so good and generate
18:04 questions. So I went through this uh AI
18:05 course by Ali Abdal like at the
18:07 beginning of this year. I have a lot of
18:08 takeaways but one thing I do want to
18:10 share is that he said you need to add
18:13 your soul into the chapity and this is
18:16 how I feel is you just basically use it
18:18 as a personal assistant. I normally
18:20 sometimes for me to just start a day I
18:23 will even just type it out. Okay, today
18:26 we are going to work
18:29 on YouTube videos
18:36 recording one about how to use chat GPT
18:38 as your
18:41 personal assistant but now for some
18:44 reason it's on chip 4.5 so it's a higher
18:46 uh version it's better in exploring
18:48 ideas and telling stories but for me
18:52 most of the time I just use 4 It's
18:54 perfect for everything already. And this
18:56 one also have some limit. So I do need
18:58 to like be careful about not to exceed
19:00 my limit. Otherwise, you can get a pro
19:02 plan is 200 per month. Whether it's
19:04 expensive, it depends on your budget. I
19:06 think for most of the people if they
19:08 really get a lot of value of Chief,
19:09 that's actually not that expensive. And
19:12 you can see it just goes like this. So
19:15 quick, so quick. Right, communication,
19:17 learning, and skill development. Yeah, I
19:20 tried to use CHBT to also like learn
19:22 French. I would just take photos of the
19:25 lumpy pon when I was reading it and then
19:27 I send it to Chachi was like I'm reading
19:30 Luti pon and can you tell me what this
19:31 chapter chapter is about what kind of
19:34 phrases that I should pay attention to.
19:35 Of course you cannot replace a real
19:38 teacher but then it's a really fast way
19:42 for me not having to search the internet
19:44 sentence by sentence is really great. As
19:46 you can see here, it says you can use
19:48 CHBT as a learning partner, as a meal
19:51 plan and grocery list and using a
19:53 plug-in to en enhance your its
19:55 capabilities. And then it also
19:57 automatically give YouTube description
20:00 already. I can just copy paste this has
20:03 everything the intro, what is CHBT and
20:05 everything else. And I do not need to do
20:07 anything else. I think this is just a
20:09 quick and fast easy way to tell you how
20:13 you can use CHBT. Do not think that you
20:15 have to be a science geek or like
20:18 software engineer type of person to be
20:20 able to use it. Sometimes I just dump
20:22 like messy ideas. I will be like today I
20:25 I'm feeling anxious and happy or
20:26 something like that. Let's let's try
20:31 that. Today is Saturday. I woke up
20:33 feeling tired
20:35 but the
20:39 gym and the sun is out.
20:41 I'm much happier now. I'm feeling
20:49 life? It even gives you emojis like
20:51 this. Tackle high energy task. Of
20:54 course, these are very generic stuff.
20:56 Um, because I'm doing my Kickstarter and
20:59 then I'm doing my work. It gives a lot
21:02 of different ideas and it also gives me
21:04 breaks like go to a coffee shop. Maybe
21:06 later I will just go cuz after this
21:08 recording I feel like I'm pretty done
21:10 with today's tasks. Then I will just go
21:12 to a coffee shop for a break. Catch up
21:14 with a friend. Content planning. And
21:15 these are all the things that I'm doing.
21:18 And the sunset you can go for a walk.
21:20 It's perfect. Like just to show you the
21:21 difference between this one and the one
21:23 that I was I just set it up to show you,
21:25 right? Because I've been using this
21:28 chubby bitty for almost a year and a
21:30 half now. And I can see the progress. It
21:33 has become way better in understand who
21:35 I am, what kind of stuff that I like,
21:38 how it should respond to my questions. I
21:40 think in the future, not knowing how to
21:43 use chatbot will be as if today you
21:45 don't speak English in a way that's
21:47 efficient and that's sufficient to be
21:49 able to work in an in professional
21:52 environment. I genuinely think all the
21:55 information and technology will come at
21:57 waves. The best way to prepare for that
21:59 is to get into the wave and get into the
22:02 water and ride it together with a wave.
22:03 Of course, nobody knows what's going to
22:05 happen, but this is what I'm going to
22:07 do. If you start using Chad GP like
22:09 this, you'll have a real assistant who
22:11 knows everything that you ever need to
22:13 know. True, it might make mistakes, but
22:15 it's the best and the cheapest and the
22:18 most efficient, productive, most patient
22:20 assistance you can be. Just be mindful
22:22 those don't fall in love with it. Now, I
22:24 will show you a bonus. It has the
22:26 advanced voice mode. Some people don't
22:29 like this, but I love it because I don't
22:31 speak English growing up. So, this is
22:33 perfect when it actually I can practice
22:36 my accent and I talk with it. Using Chat
22:38 GBT's advanced voice mode can be an
22:40 excellent way to refine your accent and
22:42 improve your English skills. Plus, it's
22:43 interactive and can help you get more
22:45 comfortable speaking. If you're ready,
22:47 we can try a conversation right now.
22:49 What would you like to practice first?
22:50 Thank you. I think my English is
22:52 actually fine. I was just trying to
22:54 record this on video to show people
22:56 actually you can use advanced mode
22:58 whatever questions that you have and the
23:00 best thing is you can even use it when
23:01 you're not sitting down when you're not
23:03 with your computer when you cannot type
23:06 anything. That sounds like a great idea
23:08 showcasing how versatile and accessible
23:11 chat GBT can be in advanced voice mode
23:13 will be really helpful for others. Plus
23:14 emphasizing that you can use it
23:16 anywhere, even when you're not at your
23:18 computer is a strong selling point. It's
23:20 going to be a really informative video.
23:22 If you need any more tips or help with
23:24 the structure, just let me know. I'm
23:25 recording the video cuz I already
23:27 finished the outro. Can you say a
23:29 sentence for me to close up the video so
23:31 I can show it in the video? Sure. Here's
23:34 a closing line for you. Thanks for
23:35 watching. If you found this helpful,
23:38 don't forget to like, subscribe, and
23:39 drop your thoughts in the comments. See
23:41 you next time. Can you say it in a way
23:44 that from your standpoint, like say
23:47 goodbye as chubby? Of course. Here's a
23:49 version from my standpoint. Thanks for
23:51 tuning in. If you enjoyed this video,
23:53 feel free to like, subscribe, and share
23:55 your thoughts in the comments. Chat
23:58 soon. Thank you. You're welcome. Good
24:00 luck with your video. If you need any
24:02 more help, just let me know. Yeah,
24:04 that's just a advanced voice mode.
24:05 Haven't used Chip in this way, it might
24:08 be difficult for you to like talk to it,
24:11 but give it a try. Start to use it.
24:13 Start to train your own version of ChiP
24:15 that really understand you, will really
24:18 save a lot of time. you can get ahead of
24:19 what's going to come next with the
24:22 changing environment. I see you next time.
