This article is for you to learn how to use ChatGPT. The digital world is changing very quickly and we have had difficulty keeping up. Recently, you started hearing about Artificial Intelligence, Metaverse, and other technological advancements. Well, with each passing day, we have more possibilities to interact with the digital world in different ways. And that is the proposal at ChatGPT.

Perhaps you have already found out about this new tool available, or have never heard of it. But the truth is that it was launched recently, in November, and is still working in a BETA version. In other words, it was made available to users in order to receive feedback and adjust what is necessary. Whether configuration or automation. Let's talk more so you can learn how to use ChatGPT.

I can define ChatGPT as an extensive language model developed by the company OpenAI. It was configured and trained with millions of text examples available on the internet. Therefore, it can answer questions and generate texts based on contexts provided by the user. Furthermore, it is used to develop conversation and human interaction.

In other words, ChatGPT is designed to provide the information you need in an interactive way. Since it works with texts available on the internet, it searches for what you want to know and provides it to you in conversational form. Bringing it to real life, human relationships, it's almost like having a friend who knows exactly everything, about everything, and asking him a question. It will bring you all the available information in a condensed and explanatory form. Straight to the point!

As it was trained with real conversations to establish human interaction, you will receive responses very similar to those of human beings. Furthermore, it generates responses very quickly and in real time. Therefore, it increases the user's productivity and makes the conversation seem like a dialogue between humans. 

If you want to have answers in high demand, this is not a problem. Because it is built with an AI-based language model, ChatGPT can handle a large demand of requests at once. This happens without compromising the quality of the response. Not to mention the fact that it is constantly evolving, as ChatGPT can be updated and trained with new data. This way, it will become more accurate and useful over time.

To begin with, I need to remind you that the tool is to generate human interaction. In other words, the quality of the questions is directly related to the quality of the context. Good question, good answer. Bad question, bad answer. Furthermore, he may not be able to answer very complex questions. There's no point trying to use ChatGPT to discover the meaning of your existence. For these things, we turn to therapy. 😀

Although the tool is highly accurate, not everything is 100% right. Therefore, because it has limited accuracy, it may provide you with wrong answers or inaccurate information in certain situations. This happens due to your lack of in-depth understanding of the real world, which makes you rely on external or outdated information in training data. In other words, trust without suspecting. Don't use it as if you were a guru who knows everything.

One of the first things I thought when I heard about ChatGPT was whether it would replace Google. If it wasn't going to replace it, it would at least try to compete with the Web search giant. So, I decided to look straight to the source and asked ChatGPT what the difference is between them. This was the answer he gave me: “The main difference between ChatGPT and Google is that Google is a search engine, while ChatGPT is a language model.”

Thus, I began to better understand the difference between the two. They are in fact not the same thing, but it seems to me that many people will use them as complements. This is because ChatGPT works almost as the person responsible for carrying out the search for us. I'll explain better, when we need to know something, we search on Google and thousands of answers appear. The point is that searching is easy, it's difficult to sort through the answers and choose the best one. That's what ChatGPT does.

Although, it is not 100% accurate, it is capable of searching all available subjects in your data based on its language model. From there, it filters the best information and puts it into interactive context for you. So that you understand the subject as if it were a conversation. In short, they are two different things, but they seem like they will need to go together. If the answer is not convincing on ChatGPT, you will need to confirm it on Google. It is important that you learn how to use ChatGPT correctly.

Remembering that we are talking about a trial version and that many things are not yet available. It's important to say that you can use ChatGPT as a virtual assistant, chatbot systems, text generation and much more. Furthermore, it promises that you will be able to integrate with different platforms and applications, making it accessible to a wide range of users and companies. These types of uses, we'll just see later on if it will really work.

Emphasizing what we have already said here, ChatGPT was trained with millions of text examples from the internet. This includes news, forums, books and more. This training allows him to develop advanced language skills, such as understanding context and generating coherent responses. But it is worth mentioning that although ChatGPT is highly advanced, it still has restrictions on more complex tasks, such as deep understanding of emotion and irony. However, these questions are continually being worked on and improved by the AI research community.

In short, if you want to use ChatGPT for your works in everyday life, it is a great tool. But my advice is that you don't use it with a cane. He is great at helping you, but he will not be able to replace your judgment or discernment of what is best. Use it as a guide, but walk your path on your own. At the end of the journey, the merit will be all yours, and that is priceless!