Large construction companies are using ChatGPT for marketing – and the ways they are doing so can be used by other professional services companies – including law firms.
Here’s six ways already being used in the construction industry:
ChatGPT-4 is a big step up over ChatGPT-3 in the both the ChatGPT and Bing atmospheres.
I have been using ChatGPT-3 regularly for a couple months. I run it on my Chrome browser and upgraded to ChatGPT Plus for twenty
LexBlog is upgrading its AI enabled publishing platform for professionals.
Wednesday morning I got a glimpse of what LexBlog could do in adding AI features via the WordPress block editor.
This morning I saw the features running – in test
A.I. could upend many online businesses.
But for companies that figure out how to work with it, A.I. could be a boon.
This from Tripp Mickle, Cade Metz and Nico Grant reporting for The New York Times this morning.
They’re
Don’t think ChatGPT is going to turn legal blogging, a form of creative writing, on its head?
Universities were early skeptics of AI, but now see it as possibly transforming how we write.
From Beth McMurtrie in the The Chronicle
Businesses and consumers will be selecting lawyers and law firms based on AI recommmendations.
As reported by Laurie Sullivan of MediaPost, already 11.5% of people would buy an AI recommended product. 11.5% in just six weeks.
Look at other
Now we’re talking, AI generated beer.
Curtis Blandy of the Victoria Buzz reports Whistle Buoy Brewing Company used AI to come up with the recipe for their latest beer.
And of course, it’s the perfect beer to accompany our creative
Is everyone in your law firm or company, experimenting with OpenAI’s ChatGPT? Especially your leaders.
In an article this morning, The Wall Street Journal makes a strong case they should be.
Jeff Maggioncalda, the CEO of the online
Using OpenAI’s ChatGPT in your personal life is a good way to learn how you can use GPT in your professional life.
How so?
Following Jill’s death, I have found I like memoirs by authors who have lost a
