15 best things to ask Chat GPT

THE 15 best things to ask revolutionary AI programme Chat GPT have been revealed – from translations to recipes, Chat GPT can do it all.

There’s a knack to getting the most out of the ground-breaking service – which is currently free to use.

What can you do on ChatGPT?

ChatGPT uses artificial intelligence (AI) to have human-like conversations with people.

The AI bot, which launched in November 2022, can understand human dialogue and generate detailed and realistic answers

The tool can engage in a wide range of text-based interactions with users, and even ask humans follow-up questions.

It can correct grammatical errors, and even repair bugs in lines of code.

But it is not without some flaws.

It can still make mistakes – so it is not recommended to use it for anything important or that you can’t check yourself, like legal advice or diagnosing health issues, though one person did use it to boost their dating profile.

How to write good ChatGPT prompts?

A prompt is what users feed ChatGPT to get what they want, be it a recipe or resume.

But there’s an art to a fruitful prompt – follow these steps:

• Make sure your prompts are clear and precise, and avoid long sentences.
• Ask specific questions and explain the context.
• Choose words that are easy to understand and help the tool better interpret the context. 
• Avoid asking questions with yes/no answers or very general and ambiguous questions, for example: “What is Love?”

Best things to ask Chat GPT

1. Act as a chef. Write recipes for a Japanese three-course meal I can cook for date night.
2. Write a casual message in Spanish to my Airbnb host saying I’m going to be a little late to check-in and that I will arrive at 4pm.
3. Act as a European travel agent. Come up with a 14-day itinerary for a trip to France. Start the trip with a visit to the Louvre.
4. Write a cover letter for a retail position highlighting my social and communication skills.
5. Write a letter of resignation to my employer. The reason for my resignation is that I need a more flexible schedule due to family issues.
6. Act as a tutor. I need help understanding how the quadratic formula works. Please describe it in easy-to-understand terms.
7. Send a pun-filled happy birthday message to my friend Anna.
8. Explain possible meanings of this quote by Nietzsche <paste quote>
9. I have tomatoes, potato, broccoli and eggs. What can I prepare with them for a lunch?
10. Act as a nutritionist. Help me devise 10 healthy meals that can be cooked in 30 minutes or less.
11. Create a one month workout plan for me exercise my shoulder muscles.
12. Create a poem or song for children aged ten that explains artificial intelligence.
13. Two American citizens leave the Irish pub sober. Continue the joke, please.
14. Describe eight supermarket goods that are frequently cited as being cheap and unusually healthy.
15. Describe six effective yoga poses or stretches that are safe and excellent for people of all ages.

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