14 Insane Things NEW ChatGPT Work Can Do (Automate Anything)

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  @Nubian_Traveller · 1 month ago

  I was referred to this video by an executive at Open AI.<br><br>Keep it up!

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  @Robswifty_swift · 1 month ago

  That&apos;s a ton of stuff that you&apos;ve shown us. <br>Massive unlock regarding ChatGPT Work.<br>Many thanks Riley, and much success.🙏🙏🙏

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  @Seby-biketrial · 5 days ago

  Thanks Riley. Excellent video. I had no ideea what GPT work does and you just made me understnand and start using it. it is awesome!

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  @DoctorWho_SEO · 1 month ago

  Thank you for ALWAYS getting straight to the point without the extra bs unlike most creators.

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  @DanielADamico · 1 month ago

  OpenAI should sponsor your videos bro! well done!

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  @robertsrdicsencar8022 · 1 month ago

  Hi Riley, thank you for the very detailed and high-quality explanation of ChatGPT Work. As a suggestion for one of your next YouTube videos, I’d love to see a detailed breakdown of ChatGPT Business and a practical comparison with the Plus and Pro plans — especially the real differences in features, limits, agent/work capabilities, and who each plan is actually best suited for.

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  @BOBSHERMAN-nm9vg · 2 weeks ago

  this is the third vid of this series that is really good. I feel like I&apos;ve filled in all the holes of stuff I haven&apos;t Messe with. keep these going, great stuff Riley

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  @OW1125 · 1 month ago

  Late last night I came across this video. I made a point of getting up before 6 o’clock this morning so I could watch the whole thing before my usual start time. I learnt a lot from it 👌. Thanks, Riley 🙏. All the best from Switzerland.

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  @GoGunCo · 1 month ago

  FYI, for the websites, you don&apos;t have to deploy to vercel to make it public. Look in settings. you can expose each @sites to be public (and edit their DNS settings individually) and assign them their own custom domains without needing vercel.

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  @magneticfounders · 1 month ago

  The 61 minutes to learn it was never my problem, it was the week after, when I could make it do things but couldn&apos;t tell if the output was actually right. Learning the tool is fast. Building the judgment to trust it without re-checking every line is the slow part nobody puts in the thumbnail.

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  @A_SABU_JOHN · 1 month ago

  Thanks Riley. That was a lot to take, but you made it clear and simple. Wishing you the best.

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  @1000DaystoFluent · 10 days ago

  Thanks Riley. Excellent video.