ChatGPT Dots Finally Clicked When I Learned This — Transcript

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1. 0:00ChatGBT dots is an incredibly powerful
2. 0:02AI agent, which may be hard to believe
3. 0:05the first time you open it because it
4. 0:07seems like it's the same as ChatGBT work
5. 0:09or codecs. But once I discovered what
6. 0:12I'm about to show you in this video,
7. 0:13chat GBT dots finally clicked and
8. 0:16unlocked a completely new way of using
9. 0:18Chat GBT for me that I absolutely love.
10. 0:21So, if you're like me and you almost
11. 0:23gave up on Dots or you're confused as to
12. 0:25why anyone would actually use it, this
13. 0:27is the right video for you. Let's dive
14. 0:28in and I'll show you what makes Dots so
15. 0:30special. This video is sponsored by
16. 0:32Outskill. Dots is OpenAI's answer to
17. 0:35Muse and Grockbot. It's an always on
18. 0:38assistant built to handle everything as
19. 0:40OpenAI says. It's supposed to work in
20. 0:42the background keeping you updated on
21. 0:44its progress and will proactively find
22. 0:47ways to help you. Since it's built into
23. 0:49Chat GBT, it starts off with access to
24. 0:52your Chat GBT memory and all your
25. 0:53plugins. It also gets its own cloud
26. 0:55computer with its own browser. So, it
27. 0:57can keep working even if your laptop is
28. 1:00closed. It currently runs on GPT6 Astra
29. 1:03and even though we only get one dot
30. 1:05right now, OpenAI says we'll be getting
31. 1:07more dots in the future. But looking at
32. 1:09it on paper, there's nothing really
33. 1:11original here. Muse and Grogbot can
34. 1:14already do all of this stuff. They can
35. 1:16run in the background. They have their
36. 1:18own computer with their own browser.
37. 1:20They can connect to all of your apps.
38. 1:22They remember things about you. And you
39. 1:24can even talk to rockbot with live
40. 1:26voice. And actually chatbt itself could
41. 1:29do all of this stuff before we had dots.
42. 1:32So where does D dots fit in? At first I
43. 1:35thought dot would be a personal
44. 1:37assistant. I thought that was the point
45. 1:38of it. So that's what I first tried to
46. 1:40use it for. Things like shopping or
47. 1:42booking appointments, things I was using
48. 1:44Muse for. But I'm telling you, that's
49. 1:46not the right way to use Dots. First of
50. 1:49all, Muse already has that market
51. 1:51cornered. It's hard to beat how simple
52. 1:53Muse is to use, how fast it is, how good
53. 1:55it is, and the fact that it's just free.
54. 1:57But also, using Dots for that is
55. 2:00treating it like an isolated tool, but
56. 2:03it's not. It's inside of Chat GBT, and
57. 2:06you want to be taking advantage of that.
58. 2:08I discovered that the best way to use
59. 2:11your DOT is as a supercharged chief of
60. 2:14staff, because what DOT's really good at
61. 2:17is something I'm calling staying on top
62. 2:19of everything. It's a tool that stays on
63. 2:21top of things for you and it does that
64. 2:23both proactively and reactively. We can
65. 2:26see an example of it staying on top of
66. 2:28things right here. This was right after
67. 2:30I set up DOT for the first time. You see
68. 2:32it said hello and before I even said hi
69. 2:35to it or prompted it or did anything, it
70. 2:38started on its own getting to work
71. 2:40finding ways it could help me. I set up
72. 2:42my dot while I was traveling and there
73. 2:44was a billing issue with my hotel. So,
74. 2:47it identified that and said, "Hey,
75. 2:48before you check out, you may just want
76. 2:50to resolve that billing issue so that
77. 2:52you don't get overcharged." It also
78. 2:54noticed that there was a video I had
79. 2:56planned to film the next day, but it
80. 2:58pointed out that I should hold off on
81. 3:00that until we finalized a couple of
82. 3:01details. And it also found an email that
83. 3:04I had failed to respond to for a while
84. 3:06and suggested that, hey, maybe we should
85. 3:07take care of that and actually respond
86. 3:09to that email. Here's another example of
87. 3:10that. So, I had asked my dot to send an
88. 3:13email to one of the sponsors I had work
89. 3:15with because I thought they hadn't paid
90. 3:17me. So, we went back and forth on the
91. 3:19email and then send it out. And then
92. 3:21about 30 minutes later, I got this
93. 3:23message from them and unfortunately I
94. 3:24have to blur it out. But what this says
95. 3:25is that, hey, actually, I was looking
96. 3:27into things for you and I discovered
97. 3:29that it looks like you may actually have
98. 3:31been paid for that one. And I looked
99. 3:33into it and it turns out it was correct.
100. 3:35Now, that would have been nice to know
101. 3:37before I sent the email, quite honestly.
102. 3:39But still, it's pretty cool that within
103. 3:41the 30 minutes after I sent the email,
104. 3:42it woke itself up, thought to itself,
105. 3:44how might I be able to help Paul and
106. 3:46said, "Hey, let me look into whether
107. 3:48that payment actually did come through,
108. 3:50and then it discovered that I was paid."
109. 3:52And then flagged it for me. So, we were
110. 3:53able to send a follow-up email to the
111. 3:55brand telling them that, "Hey, never
112. 3:57mind. I actually was paid for it." And
113. 3:59that's what I mean when I say it just
114. 4:01stays on top of things for you. You
115. 4:03don't even need to tell it to do that.
116. 4:04It's just going to do it. And one of the
117. 4:06reasons I think it's so good at this is
118. 4:08because it's powered by GBT6 Astra,
119. 4:10which is currently the best model in the
120. 4:13world that we have inside of a personal
121. 4:15agent. Muse and Grockbot are great, but
122. 4:17they're not powered by GBT6 Astra. And I
123. 4:20think this is the perfect time to talk
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125. 4:25the release of GBT6 Astra, we are the
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139. 4:58even gets to know about it. It's
140. 5:00happening this weekend at 10:00 a.m.
141. 5:02Eastern time. It's being conducted by
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143. 5:06had access to Astra before anyone else.
144. 5:09They've tested it limits and turned
145. 5:11those learnings into this crash course.
146. 5:13The link to sign up is in the
147. 5:14description or you can scan the QR code
148. 5:16on the screen. In the workshop, they'll
149. 5:18show you everything from writing prompts
150. 5:20that get Astra to nail the output on the
151. 5:22first try to getting better outputs
152. 5:24while using fewer tokens. You'll also
153. 5:26learn how Astra can help you find jobs
154. 5:28that match your strengths and how Astra
155. 5:30can assist you with investing. Seats are
156. 5:33limited, so I'd recommend grabbing yours
157. 5:34before they fill up. When you sign up,
158. 5:36you'll also get the Astra power playbook
159. 5:39with prompt formulas and workflows ready
160. 5:41for you to plug and play. So, go ahead,
161. 5:43sign up for this and learn what less
162. 5:45than 1% of people on Earth know. Now, so
163. 5:48far, everything I've shown you has been
164. 5:50proactively done by my dot. But the
165. 5:52whole idea of having it stay on top of
166. 5:54stuff for you doesn't just have to be
167. 5:56proactive. You can give it things to
168. 5:58stay on top of. So, let me show you an
169. 5:59example. Right here, I have a video game
170. 6:01I've been working on just for fun. It's
171. 6:03a completely original game called
172. 6:05Schmela, but there are some bugs that
173. 6:07I'm going to have Dot work on for me. I
174. 6:09also have this app right here which I
175. 6:12call dayboard. And this brings together
176. 6:14my Apple reminders, my calendar, and my
177. 6:18tasks from Obsidian into one board, so I
178. 6:21can easily organize them and see
179. 6:23everything I have to do each day in one
180. 6:25place. But I want to add some additional
181. 6:27capabilities and fixes to this. And then
182. 6:29finally, I want Chat GBT to help me with
183. 6:31organizing some thoughts about another
184. 6:33video that I'm working on. So instead of
185. 6:35opening new threads for each of those or
186. 6:38finding the existing threads, we're
187. 6:40going to have dot handle all of that for
188. 6:43us. And for this, I'm going to use the
189. 6:46voice functionality. Now, they don't
190. 6:48call it voice, they call it a call. And
191. 6:51I'm just going to get this out of the
192. 6:52way. This is super gimmicky, okay? It's
193. 6:55a very strange choice they've made to
194. 6:58make this look like a phone call, but
195. 7:00once you move past how gimmicky this is,
196. 7:02it's actually very helpful. So, let's
197. 7:04call Dot.
198. 7:06You see, it's literally ringing. It's
199. 7:08kind of silly.
200. 7:09>> Hey there, back again so soon. I'm glad
201. 7:11to hear from you. What's up?
202. 7:12>> Okay, Dot. Um, I need you to help me
203. 7:15check off a bunch of stuff in my to-do
204. 7:16list, but I'm also recording this so I
205. 7:19can show people on YouTube how you work.
206. 7:20So, make sure you don't reveal anything
207. 7:22in this voice chat that's uh kind of
208. 7:24sensitive. All right, you ready for all
209. 7:26the tasks?
210. 7:27>> Yeah, I got it. Give them to me.
211. 7:29>> All right, so first I have a video that
212. 7:30I'm working on for Tuesday. It's going
213. 7:32to be about the new chat GBT space or
214. 7:35spaces. I always forget what it's
215. 7:36called. Um, so can you go out and do a
216. 7:38bunch of research for me about space and
217. 7:41what it is and what's included and bring
218. 7:43some of those notes into an outline into
219. 7:46the video page that I've already set up
220. 7:48in my YouTube schedule in Obsidian for
221. 7:51the video about space. And I need it so
222. 7:54that once you're done, I can just go in
223. 7:56there and turn that outline into a a
224. 7:58script and kind of like put together the
225. 8:00video from there. But I need all the
226. 8:02information in there so I don't miss any
227. 8:04key points. Um, the other thing I need
228. 8:06from you is, um, I have a codeex thread
229. 8:08for my app called Dayboard. The original
230. 8:11one, I I made two versions of it, but I
231. 8:13want you to work on the original one
232. 8:14that works with Obsidian. I want to make
233. 8:16some, uh, big updates to it. Basically,
234. 8:18what I'm hoping is that instead of just
235. 8:20being able to see my tasks in Obsidian,
236. 8:23I want to be able to click on those,
237. 8:24double click on them, and instead of
238. 8:26having that open up in Obsidian, I want
239. 8:28those to open up in Dayboard. So, I can
240. 8:30actually edit the pages in Dayboard like
241. 8:34a very like a not a full Obsidian
242. 8:36experience, just like a very basic um
243. 8:39markdown editor inside of Dayboard. So,
244. 8:43uh, not everything, but just like basic
245. 8:45enough so I can edit that page without
246. 8:47having to open up Obsidian while still
247. 8:49having a button that would take me to
248. 8:50Obsidian so that I can do more in there
249. 8:53if I have to. The third thing is the
250. 8:55game uh, Schmela. There's a codeex
251. 8:58thread for that one already. And for
252. 9:00that one, I there's a couple of bugs.
253. 9:02The the main one is when I'm walking up
254. 9:04a steep hill, sometimes it kind of gets
255. 9:07a little stuck, like it's trying to both
256. 9:09walk and climb at the same time. So, you
257. 9:11can fix that up. And then when I turn on
258. 9:14god mode, I want it so I have unlimited
259. 9:16arrows and I can move even faster so I
260. 9:19can like play through the game and check
261. 9:20for bugs faster. Um, I think that's
262. 9:22everything. So, I've cued those schmelda
263. 9:24fixes, smoother walking to climbing
264. 9:27transitions on steep hills, plus
265. 9:29unlimited arrows and a faster movement
266. 9:31speed in god mode for dayboard. The
267. 9:33lightweight editor inside the app saved
268. 9:35back to obsidian notes with an open in
269. 9:38Obsidian button. That's also lined up.
270. 9:40And for Tuesday's spaces video, the
271. 9:43research is underway and will be shaped
272. 9:46for your existing note. So notice what I
273. 9:48did there. I fired off a bunch of
274. 9:50different tasks to dot. And because Dot
275. 9:52is built into chat GBT, you can access
276. 9:54all those other threads or start new
277. 9:56ones. Apps like Muse and Grockbot, they
278. 9:59are on their own, sort of separated. But
279. 10:02Dots is part of a larger ecosystem where
280. 10:05you're already doing other work and
281. 10:07tasks and it's just helping to
282. 10:09coordinate within that ecosystem. I also
283. 10:11find that DOTS is very good at following
284. 10:14up and ensuring that the end goal is
285. 10:16actually reached. In the past, I felt
286. 10:19like I had to sit and check in with my
287. 10:21chief of staff to make sure that things
288. 10:23were getting done the right way or
289. 10:24actually getting done to completion.
290. 10:26Now, my dot replaces me in that
291. 10:29equation. I send it my ideas. it is
292. 10:31going to stay on top of the tasks, the
293. 10:33subtasks, and the threads it created to
294. 10:35make sure that things actually get
295. 10:37finished. And because it works really
296. 10:39well with the phone app, I'll get
297. 10:41notifications on my phone if it needs
298. 10:43anything. And then I can step in and
299. 10:45keep uh adding things to it and it's
300. 10:47going to keep me updated on what's going
301. 10:49on without me needing to sit in front of
302. 10:51my computer. So, how can you take
303. 10:53advantage of DOT's strengths? Well,
304. 10:55first, set up your DOT. Right now, you
305. 10:57unfortunately need the pro plan, which
306. 10:59starts at $100 a month, or a business
307. 11:01plan. It's also not available yet in the
308. 11:04EU or, the UK or Switzerland yet. So,
309. 11:06it's very limited in where you can
310. 11:08access it. But once you do get access to
311. 11:11it, because it is going to roll out for
312. 11:12cheaper plans and for more regions,
313. 11:14hopefully soon. Once you get access to
314. 11:16it, just go ahead and set it up and it's
315. 11:18just going to start working for you on
316. 11:20its own. But give it guidance. By
317. 11:21default, for instance, my dot started
318. 11:23messaging me throughout the day about
319. 11:25different emails I was receiving. And I
320. 11:27didn't think that was super helpful
321. 11:28because I already get notifications from
322. 11:31my email app on my phone. So, I just
323. 11:33told it, hey, I don't need you to tell
324. 11:34me about that, but I do want you to stay
325. 11:36on top of this other stuff. And it will
326. 11:38follow those directions. And then use it
327. 11:40as your new chief of staff. Really focus
328. 11:42on telling it the end result you want
329. 11:44and just let it take care of those
330. 11:46things for you. But also realize that
331. 11:48dots is going to evolve, especially once
332. 11:50we get access to more dots. I think once
333. 11:53that happens, dots may become something
334. 11:55similar to Grockbot where you can assign
335. 11:58each dot a role and then just go to that
336. 12:00dot anytime you need something from that
337. 12:03particular role fulfilled for you. Or
338. 12:05you can just have them running things
339. 12:07for you automatically 247. So, if you
340. 12:10are curious how you can set up an army
341. 12:13of agents like that to run your
342. 12:15business, you might want to check out
343. 12:16this video right here. This is a video I
344. 12:18made all about Grockbot, how I've set up
345. 12:20a team of bots to help me run my
346. 12:22business. And I think once we get
347. 12:24multiple dots, it will be a very similar
348. 12:27idea. So, definitely check out this
349. 12:29video, get an idea of how these bots
350. 12:31work, and then I'll see you over here in
351. 12:331 second. Bye for now.