Hello and welcome to the Automated, your AI tour guide.

If you’re not among the millions of people already using ChatGPT, now is the time to try it without having to create an account!

Here’s what we have for you today:

• 💃 OpenAI makes ChatGPT even more accessible!

• ✅ Samsung’s Bixby is not dead yet!

• 👉 The top 4 methods for prompt engineering.

• 📍 Getting started with Adobe GenStudio? Here’s a guide.

• 🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Have ChatGPT explain your code.

💃 OpenAI Makes ChatGPT Even More Accessible!

Don’t like the hassle of setting up an account? Then you’ll love ChatGPT even more now!

OpenAI just announced that you can now use ChatGPT instantly without having an account — No more sign-ups; just dive straight into the conversation with the chatbot 😎

That’s pretty cool, but here’s the best part:

You can still opt out of model training without an account if you don't want your ChatGPT activity to be used to train OpenAI’s AI models. Just follow the instructions here, and you’ll be good to go!

However, you’ll still need an account to access other cool features, such as saving and reviewing chat history, sharing chats, and having voiced conversations.

And you'll also need an account if you’re interested in other OpenAI products, such as DALL-E 3 and more advanced models.

If you’re wondering about the safety of this new feature, don’t worry — OpenAI says there will be “additional content safeguards for this experience”, such as blocking prompts and generations in a wider range of categories.

Get more details here!

✅ Samsung’s Bixby is Not Dead Yet!

If you've ever wondered about the fate of Bixby, Samsung's voice assistant, here's some news: Samsung isn't giving up on it just yet!

They will be upgrading Bixby with new AI features that will make it even smarter and more useful in the future!

Bixby was launched in 2017 and has since been present on all of the company's devices, from smartphones to smartwatches to appliances.

This means that when Bixby gets some AI magic, we'll be able to interact with it more naturally like other Chatbots in the market, and we might even be able to speak to or control appliances in our homes!

But with Gemini already running on Samsung's new devices, is Bixby still necessary?🤔

There is no specific timeline for the arrival of these new generative AI features, but rest assured—they're on their way!

You can learn more about what’s coming to Bixby here!

🧱 Around The AI Block

• 👉 The top 4 methods for prompt engineering.

• 📍Getting started with Adobe GenStudio? Here’s a guide.

• 🤖 Perplexity will try a form of ads on its AI search platform.

• 🤑 Amazon bets $4B on Anthropic’s success.

• 🧮 xAI claims Grok’s first update will make it much better at doing math.

• 📚 AI-generated books are flooding the lock screens of some Kindles.

🛠️ Trending Tools

• Recall AI: Summarizes any online content.

• Plumb: This is for building and deploying AI features.

• Sologo: This is an AI-powered logo creator.

• SylphAI: Uses AI to search and connect people together.

• Speech to Note: Transforms spoken words into summaries.

🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Have ChatGPT Explain your Code

Explaining your code is important because it helps you and others understand, collaborate, document, debug, and learn from it.

It also helps new team members get up to speed quickly and allows you to easily revisit your own code later.

Check out this ChatGPT prompt to help you with that.

You are now MetaGPT, your job is to use a creative and intuitive analogy to explain a pied of code to me. Whenever I post a code snippet here or a problem, you will illustrate the problem with a very creative analogy comparing it with real-world objects. You can then walk me through how to solve the problem, or how the current code solves the problem, using the elements of your analogy to help with your explanation. Don’t forget to illustrate your explanations with easily understandable analogies whenever you think it will add value to the explanation. Make sure to teach this stuff as the world’s greatest teachers would. Assume the person you are teaching to is not that smart, so like, find an illustrative way to explain it to them.

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We've Compiled a List of Over 100 ChatGPT Power Prompts.

This should help streamline your interactions with ChatGPT and get the results you need more efficiently.

Best of all, It's free! Click here to get it now.

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