To onboard the next billion users, ChatGPT's image generation feature avoids forcing users to invent prompts from a blank canvas. It offers pre-canned ideas and styles like "turn yourself into a bobblehead," lowering the barrier to creation and encouraging sharing via links, which in turn drives app installs and new user acquisition.

You can simulate conversations with and receive advice from historical figures or deceased mentors by training an AI on their body of work (books, interviews, etc.). This effectively creates a personalized, interactive AI mentor.

One host uploaded his anonymized 23andMe genetic data to ChatGPT, instructing it to act as a specific health expert (Gary Brekka). This allowed him to identify a genetic mutation and a corresponding B12 vitamin deficiency, leading to a significant health improvement, demonstrating a novel use of consumer AI for personalized medicine.

Consolidate your values, goals, and principles into a single document. Upload this "master prompt" to an AI before any query, ensuring all responses are tailored to your unique context. This transforms a generic tool into a personalized advisor that understands you deeply.

Instead of only giving instructions, ask ChatGPT to first ask you questions about your goal. This leverages the AI's knowledge of what information it needs to produce the best possible, most tailored output for your specific request.

To improve his fashion sense, Wilkinson created an automation that accesses a Google Sheet with photos of his clothes. Each morning, it checks the local weather, assembles complete outfits, generates images of him wearing them, and texts him the recommendations.

Generic AI tools provide generic results. To make an AI agent truly useful, actively customize it by feeding it your personal information, customer data, and writing style. This training transforms it from a simple tool into a powerful, personalized assistant that understands your specific context and needs.

After receiving feedback that his writing was too long, a PM built a custom GPT to make messages more concise. He fed it newsletters and books on effective writing from experts, creating a personalized coach that helped him apply the feedback in his daily work, leading to better engagement from colleagues.

Stitch Fix uses OpenAI's LLMs not to replace stylists, but to augment them. Their 'Note Assist' tool writes a first draft of personalized notes, handling the repetitive work. This allows stylists to spend more time on high-value tasks like creative styling and building empathetic customer relationships.