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The #1 OpenAI Release That is Better Than The GPT Store That 99% Missed!

ChatGPT can be a game-changer for your business and data analysis needs.

Hey World Beaters and AI Enthusiasts,

I have been speaking A LOT lately and I REALLY love doing it. Here are a few talks that I have been giving:

  • I spoke for the Pavilion COO Group on using AI for GTM (Hosted by Susan Whittemore, TY Susan)

  • I gave a certification session for Sales Assembly on How to Use Pipeline Reviews to Get Promoted like the Top 1% (Hosted by Fernando Chonqui, TY Fernando)

  • I gave a talk to my Sales AI members on "How to Free Up 10 Hours a Week and 2x your Deal size with Data - ChatGPT Data Analysis."

And it has been a BLAST and I really enjoyed the live interaction.

Sooooooo.....If your calendar isn't marked for January 25th at 11:30 Central, you're missing out on what could be a game-changing moment for your GTM career.

I'm going LIVE and this is a really unique update, especially for you.

In this web training, youā€™ll learn:

  • Why you are losing out on a 43% raise by NOT knowing Superhuman AI Enablement

  • A Single Focus Framework to know what AI tools to use when for pennies on the dollar.

  • A 3-step personal innovation system you can use to prompt 99% better and 95% faster than your peers.

Thereā€™s a cap on attendanceā€”no exceptions. The most agile and ready-to-act professionals are the ones who'll benefit the most.

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P.S. For those who grab life by the horns and make things happen, an exclusive bonus awaits at the end. Don't be left wondering what it was.

Ryan Staley

Hereā€™s what we got for you:

  • šŸ¤–Ā The #1 OpenAI Release That is Better Than The GPT Store That 99% Missed!

  • šŸ› ļø Prompt SLAM!

  • šŸŽ§ Weekly Podcast UpdatesĀ 

  • šŸ¤©Ā Google planning to add AI image generator directly to Bard

  • šŸ¤–OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says thereā€™s no way to build future AI without energy breakthrough

  • šŸ™Œ Windows 11 Paint has its own AI image generator tool - here's how to use it

  • ā­ The AI phones are coming

  • šŸ˜ŽĀ These Were the Best, Cutest, Most Obscene Bots of CES 2024

In this must-watch video, I take you on a journey through the incredible capabilities of OpenAI's ChatGPT-4. Having grown a division to $30 million in ARR, I'm excited to share how ChatGPT can be a game-changer for your business and data analysis needs.

I'll walk you through real-time examples, showing how ChatGPT aids in creating detailed visualizations like heat maps and bar charts, and its impact on marketing and sales strategies. You'll see how ChatGPT's Teams function offers secure and advanced AI solutions for just $30 a month. Whether you're in leadership, sales, marketing, or just AI-curious, this video is packed with insights and actionable strategies.

Don't miss out on learning how to harness the power of AI for your business growth. Subscribe for more content where I blend technology with practical business solutions!

šŸ› ļøUnleash Your AI Power: Prompts SLAM!

SALES:

Sales prospecting email

"As [your name and company/ industry], write an introductory warm sales email to [prospect name] from [prospect industry and company name]."

LEADERSHIP:

Building goals, milestones, and OKR prompts

What's an effective method for aligning team milestones with overall company objectives?

ARBITRAGE:

Summarizing Call Recordings

ā€œCan you recap what the action items were from the meeting and help me write up an email to send back to the prospect with next steps?ā€

MARKETING:

Marketing Segments

Explain the marketing segments for [INSERT INDUSTRY]. Outline the potential opportunities within each segment and recommend which one we should target first.

šŸ™ŒThis week's podcast episodes...

  • Google Bard is set to include an image generator, revealed by Dylan Roussel on X/Twitter.

  • The feature, part of an unreleased changelog dated January 18, enables image creation using simple text prompts.

  • Powered by Google's Imagen models, it aims for high-quality, photorealistic images, useful for enterprises.

  • Similar functionality was introduced in Google Search in October for users enrolled in the Search Generative Experience (SGE).

  • SGE allows image generation from "draw" or "sketch" prompts, with daily limits and a four-image batch output.

  • The system restricts creation of harmful, misleading, explicit content, and images of notable people.

  • Each image includes metadata labeling and invisible watermarking via Googleā€™s SynthID.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes that the future of AI depends on a significant energy breakthrough, as current and future AI technologies require massive power.

Current large-language AI models (LLMs) like OpenAIā€™s ChatGPT and Anthropicā€™s Claude use thousands of GPUs, resulting in extremely high power requirements for both training and running these models.

Altman suggests that to sustain the growth of AI, either a revolution in AI training and operation methods is needed, or the creation of more sustainable energy sources than currently available.

Fusion energy, involving the fusing of atoms to release energy, is seen as a potential zero-carbon solution for increasing power availability. However, the challenge lies in making fusion reactors produce more energy than they consume.

Altman personally invested $375 million in Helion, a fusion startup, in 2021. Helion had aimed to have a working fusion reactor prototype by 2024, but the current status of this goal is uncertain. This investment was part of Helion's total $500 million fundraising.

The text describes the process of using the Cocreator feature in Microsoft Paint on Windows 11 to generate AI images:

  1. Update Windows 11: Get the Windows 11 Moment 4 update from September 2023 to access the latest features in Paint.

  2. Update Microsoft Paint: Ensure you have the latest version of Paint by updating all Microsoft Store apps.

  3. Launch Paint: Open Paint from the Start menu or All Apps screen and click the Cocreator button.

  4. Describe the Image: In the Cocreator pane, give a specific and descriptive idea of the image you want.

  5. Choose a Style: Select a style for your image, like Charcoal, Ink Sketch, Watercolor, Oil Painting, Digital Art, Photorealistic, Anime, or Pixel Art.

  6. Create Your Image: Write the description, pick a style, and click Create. Paint will produce three images for you to view and choose from.

  7. Generate New Images: You can make more images by altering the description or style and clicking Create again.

  8. Revise an Image: Edit your chosen image using Paint's tools, like changing colors, shapes, or adding text.

  9. Save the Image: Save your image in formats like PNG, JPG, BMP, GIF, etc., in your preferred folder.

  10. Share the Image via Email: Send the image to others by email through the File menu.

This shows how Windows 11 users can easily create AI-generated images using the updated Microsoft Paint program, choosing from various styles and making edits as needed.

Samsung is announcing new phones this week, and theyā€™re going to be the most AI phones that ever AIā€™ed. Thatā€™s not a guess, although it would be an easy one coming off the heels of ā€œPut a ChatGPT on itā€ CES 2024.

No, Samsung is telling us in the loudest ways possible ā€” including putting it on the Sphere, which is the 2024 equivalent of shouting it from the rooftops. But what exactly does AI on a phone look like? So far, it has amounted to a handful of tech demos.

This weekā€™s Galaxy Unpacked event is an opportunity to show us the potential of AI on a mobile device. And unlike a washing machine with ChatGPT preinstalled, AI could be really useful on our phones.

Some of the best robots of this year's CES were ball-based, but there were plenty of other weird machines with strangling arms and manic, electronic voices.

Image: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo

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