14 minutes101 Ways To Use AI In Your Daily Life
Choose a few low-risk everyday AI tasks and test prompts by comparing the result to your own judgment.
Tina Huang. A patient, sidebar-by-sidebar tour of the current ChatGPT app. Useful when the article gets you logged in and you want someone to point at every icon and tell you what it does — voice mode, custom GPTs, projects, memory, the lot — without skipping straight to "advanced prompting."
Strong as a feature map, but feature tours age quickly. Treat exact menus, limits and model labels as temporary, and use the article's safety guidance before enabling memory, connectors or file workflows.
Recognize the main ChatGPT surfaces so you can explore deliberately instead of clicking at random.
Basic comfort opening settings and creating a test chat.
Last reviewed: May 18, 2026
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