Anonymous wrote:You can google ChatGPT and then access the free version on the web. But I would try Grok at x.ai as well. It’s better for some things so good to get a second opinion

Is Grok better than Bing's or FB's A.I.?

I just go to chatgpt.com

I'm using it right now to plan a trip to England.

I also use it quite a bit to cook when I have a bunch of stuff and don't know what to make, or don't feel like going to the store.

Use Claude

You do not have to have an account to use Chat GPT, but you won't be able to save your stuff for later reference. As another said, "Google it" and you'll get it. There are other tools, such as Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini.

I have started using it to help me plan an outfit and help me write a sympathy note. It feels weird to use, but it gets easier with more use.

Say, for example, you don't like the way the language that is suggested for a sympathy note, you can say something like "Make it less formal" and it will. You can also say "Please review this version" (and include the text that you've written) and you'll get feedback on punctuation but also word choice.

Follow the links you get, too -- they might give helpful tips on whatever you're researching.

Anonymous wrote:You can google ChatGPT and then access the free version on the web. But I would try Grok at x.ai as well. It’s better for some things so good to get a second opinion

Hi Doge Bro!

Actually Claude is really good, and Gemini is not bad. Grok is Musk’s baby.

You can google ChatGPT and then access the free version on the web. But I would try Grok at x.ai as well. It’s better for some things so good to get a second opinion

If you’re using an Apple product ChatGPT is available thru the App Store.
My son told me that, in his opinion, Copilot was more user friendly than Chat so that’s what I went with. It’s free and very easy to use.

Forgive my non-tech question. How do I access ChatGPT? Suggestions on which way and how to access? Free for or for pay? Your recommendations?

Thank you!