ChatGPT is a conversational artificial intelligence system created by OpenAI. Its design allows it to maintain a dialogue with users and respond to instructions in a coherent and contextualized manner. Technically, it is built on a language model trained with large volumes of text, which gives it the ability to recognize patterns and predict words to form natural-sounding responses.

In practice, this means that ChatGPT doesn't "think" like a human being or have any self-awareness. What it does is interpret what you write, identify the meaning of your instructions, and generate an appropriate response. Therefore, it is more appropriate to think of it as a virtual assistant or digital collaborator.

The interesting thing is that its versatility makes it a useful tool for a wide variety of tasks: it can compose texts, organize information, offer ideas, summarize content, create sales messages, develop communication strategies, and even generate images or code snippets. In other words: it responds to what you ask, always within the limits of your instructions.

The importance of instructions, commonly known as PROMPT:

A key point we must emphasize is the concept of instructions (what is called a prompt in English). The quality of the response you receive will depend on the clarity and precision with which you present your request:

If the request is vague, the output will also be vague, generic, and unhelpful.

If the request is detailed, the result will be more tailored, practical, and applicable.

We can think of it as a work dialogue: you provide the context and details, and the AI ​​returns a proposal. There is a constant back-and-forth in which both parties "collaborate": you set the direction, and it amplifies and streamlines the result.

The first benefit of incorporating ChatGPT is overcoming the barrier of fear or distrust toward artificial intelligence. By using it, you realize that it is not a threat, but a tool to enhance your daily life and your business.

A close friend put it this way: “When I integrated AI into my routines, I felt like I could expand into my adult life instead of becoming obsolete in the face of new technology. It's no longer something that's coming; it's something that's already here and that we can learn to use to our advantage.”