OpenAI employees utilize ChatGPT for various practical applications during their daily routines. Sam Altman employs it for organization, particularly as a dad. Nick Turley favors the voice feature for processing thoughts during commutes, expressing hope for future improvements. Mark Chen appreciates its deep research capabilities for preparing for meetings, and Andrew Mayne uses it to assist with meal planning while dining out, despite some challenges with wine recommendations. Overall, they find ChatGPT enhances productivity and facilitates communication.
On my way to work, I'll use it to process my own thoughts. With some luck, and I think this works most days, I'll have the restructured list of to-dos by the time I actually get there.
When I go meet someone new, when I'm going to talk to someone about AI, I just preflight topics. I think the model can do a really good job of contextualizing who I am, who I'm about to meet, and what things we might find interesting.
I take a photograph of a menu and I'm like, 'Help me plan a meal or whatever, I'm trying to stick to a diet.
It keeps embarrassing me with hallucinated wine recommendations, and I go order it and they're like, 'Never heard of this one.'
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