How to use ChatGPT: What you need to know

You can access ChatGPT by going to chat.OpenAI.com and logging in. If you're on OpenAI's website, you can log in to your account, then scroll down until you see ChatGTP on the bottom left corner of the page, and click on it to start chatting.5 days ago
The new AI language model has been trending since its launch late last year. Here's how you can get started on it and what you can use it for.

How does ChatGPT work?

People are learning how to use ChatGPT to ask it questions in search of funny answers, see how well it can create content, improve their writing, or find and correct a bug in code; there are those who even wonder if the AI chatbot could replace programmers and writers.
Through it all, one thing is clear: The genius of this latest AI tool isn't in how innovative the idea of it is, but in how accessible and easy it is to use. The AI chatbot can hold conversational text interactions with users by employing artificial intelligence, and these exchanges can feel as natural as if you were having a chat with a real person.

1. How to use ChatGPT

Go to chat.OpenAi.com and register for an account with an email address, or a Google or Microsoft account. You need to create an account on the OpenAI website to log in and access ChatGPT.

2. Accept ChatGPT terms

Once you've logged into your OpenAI account on the ChatGPT side of the website, it's time to read through the terms and disclosures for ChatGPT and click on Next. Click on Done when you reach the last one.

3. Start writing

Now that you know how to log into and access ChatGPT, it's time to get started with it and ask the language model any burning questions you may have and see what kind of answers you can get.
At this point, you can type in any of your ChatGPT prompts in the text bar at the bottom of the page and press enter to submit your questions. The AI chatbot will then generate text in an attempt to provide helpful answers to your prompts.
ChatGPT can generate responses to prompts (a feature that could eventually challenge search engines) well enough to become an important tool for content generation, as well as write and fix code, make calculations, help you compile your resume, translate information, and more. Here are examples of prompts you could start with:

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Is ChatGPT the best AI?

If you're trying to figure out which is the best AI chatbot, you may wonder how OpenAI's ChatGPT compares to others, like Google Bard and Microsoft's AI-powered Bing. The rise in ChatGPT's popularity can largely be attributed to the expert combination of wide accessibility, knowledge, and fluidity in conversations.
Bard and Bing Chat are available on a more limited preview. Bing Chat is more based on its search engine nature, as it combines GPT-4 and gathers information from the internet, even quoting the sources for the web pages where it got its response.

What can I use ChatGPT for?

Your imagination is the limit. Have fun with different ChatGPT prompts. ZDNET's David Gewirtz asked the AI chatbot to write a WordPress plugin for him and used it to help him fix code faster, for example.
Others are using it to write malware. One professor is even requiring the use of ChatGPT in his classroom and countless other teachers are using it even more than their students. Here are a few lower tech ideas you could try:

Can I use ChatGPT on mobile?

Though there is not a ChatGPT mobile app, you can use the AI-based tool from your mobile browser in your smartphone.
The steps to use OpenAI's ChatGPT from your phone are the same as above; simply go to chat.openai.com, log in, accept the terms, and start typing. The AI assistant will work just as it would from when you access it from your computer.

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Can ChatGPT refuse to answer my prompts?

AI systems like ChatGPT aren't all-powerful; they can and do reject inappropriate requests. Aside from having limited knowledge, the AI assistant is able to distinguish inappropriate requests to prevent the generation of unsafe content.
This includes questions that violate someone's rights, are offensive, discriminatory, and involve illegal activities. The ChatGPT model can also challenge incorrect premises, answer follow-up questions, and even admit mistakes when you point them out.

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Does ChatGPT give everyone the same answer?

Most of the time, when different people ask ChatGPT the exact same question, they will get the same answer. There may be a few word variations, but they will be almost identical. The trick is that several people must word their questions exactly the same for this to happen.
If someone wanted to determine whether an article was written by ChatGPT, or if a professor wanted to see if the language model was used for an essay by a student, asking ChatGPT the same question the article or essay was based on could help figure it out. ChatGPT also tends to generate more polite prose than human writers do.

Is ChatGPT free?

Yes, you can use ChatGPT for free -- for now. Since the natural language processing model is still in its research and "learning" preview phase, people can use it for free; all you need is to register for a free OpenAI account, though there is an option to upgrade to a paid membership.
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Plus for customers who want to have unlimited access without blackout windows during peak times, faster responses, and priority access to new features, for $20/month. It's also based on GPT-4, a more advanced language model than what the free version of ChatGPT runs on.

How to register for ChatGPT?

In order to register for ChatGPT, all you need to do is sign up for a free OpenAI account using your email address.

What is ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is a large language model that uses artificial intelligence to hold text conversations with users that can feel natural, as if you were asking someone questions. The human-like responses are useful when translating from one language to another, looking for instructions on how to do something, and generation of written content.

How does ChatGPT work?

ChatGPT uses reinforcement learning with human feedback (RLHF) to intelligently process its environment using human demonstrations and adapt to different situations with learned desired behaviors.
ChatGPT has been trained on a substantial amount of data prior to this research preview, and continues learning through the human knowledge users provide, making it able to give educated responses on a vast variety of topics.

Will my conversations with ChatGPT be used for training?

When you're familiarizing yourself with how to use ChatGPT, you may wonder if your specific conversations will be used for training and, if so, then who can view your conversations. Your conversations can be viewed by OpenAI and used in training to refine its systems, so I wouldn't enter any personal or private information.
The prompts you enter when you use ChatGPT are also permanently saved to your account and you won't be able to delete specific prompts unless you delete your whole account. If you'd like to delete your account, follow these steps:

1. Log into your OpenAI account.

2. Go to Help.

3. On the bottom of the pop-up, select Messages.

4. Click on Send us a message.

5. Choose Account Deletion from the available options.

6. Follow the prompts to delete your account and data.

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ChatGPT at capacity network error

Many people attempting to use ChatGPT have been getting an “at capacity” notice when trying to access the site. It’s likely behind the move to try and use unofficial paid apps, which have already flooded app stores and scammed thousands into paying for a free service.
Because of how much ChatGPT costs to run, it seems as if OpenAI has been limiting access when its servers are “at capacity.” It can take as long as a few hours to wait out, but if you’re patient, you’ll get through eventually. Of all the problems facing ChatGPT right now, this had been the biggest hurdle for keeping people from using it more. In some cases, demand has been so high that ChatGPT has gone down for several hours for maintenance multiple times over the past few months.

ChatGPT controversies

Although ChatGPT is a very useful tool, it isn’t free of problems. Multiple controversies have sprung up for people using ChatGPT to handle tasks that should probably be handled by an actual person.
For example, Vanderbilt University’s Peabody School was recently under fire for generating an email about a mass shooting and the importance of community. In addition, JPMorgan Chase is restricting the use of the AI chatbot for workers, especially for generating emails.
The largest controversy to spring up since the release has been ChatGPT passing the Wharton MBA exam. According to the school, ChatGPT scored between a B- and B on the MBA exam, and provided “excellent” responses.

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