We all know you can ask ChatGPT questions about any topic, but have you thought of these ChatGPT use cases? Asking Questions Rewriting Stuff Generating New Stuff Analyzing Uploads / Scans Analyzing Screenshots Interactive Applications Add your Own ChatGPT Use Cases OpenAI has its own list of ChatGPT use cases for different job roles, as

Update: Since this article was first written in 2023, OpenAI has fixed 7 of the 8 originally documented “#ChatGPTFails“, but here are some more questions ChatGPT gets wrong as of October, 2025. We’ll leave it to the reader to figure out why they’re wrong, but if you need an instructor-led ChatGPT workshop to get the

Platforms such as Thinkific and Teachable let you put together interactive courses based on text, images, lessons and quizzes. Typically, you’ll start with a static document like a PDF or PowerPoint presentation, and parse it into bite-sized lessons, with an overview followed by a hands-on exercises, possibly followed by an independent lab — and ultimately,

Ever wondered what an acronym means in an article? They’re not easy to look up in a dictionary since a 3- or 4-letter word could mean different things in different contexts. But, given some context, it’s an easy question for ChatGPT. Here’s how to create a clickable browser bookmark to decipher whatever acronym is highlighted on the page.

If you’re using the free version of ChatGPT from OpenAI, you’ve probably run into the “ChatGPT is at capacity right now” error. Here are some fixes: Some Obvious Fixes If you’re curious about whether ChatGPT is having a “major outage” and is completely down for everyone, you can check DownDetector, or go to OpenAI’s status