Here is my project; A trip to St Michaels on the Eastern Shore of Maryland;I would like to take a one day trip to St. Michaels on the eastern shore of maryland. We like the outdoors, good food, and leaning about the city. ChatGPT said: Perfect choice — St. Michaels is one of the gems of Maryland’s Eastern Shore. I’ll map out a one-day itinerary that balances outdoors, history, and food: 🚗 Getting There - From Annapolis: about 1 hr 15 min drive - From DC/Baltimore: about 1 hr 45 min ☀️ Morning – Explore the Outdoors - Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum: Start here — it’s the heart of St. Michaels. You’ll see historic boats, learn about oyster harvesting, and climb the Hooper Strait Lighthouse. (Plan for 1.5–2 hours.) - Harbor Walk & Waterfront: Stroll along the harbor for views of sailboats and watermen at work. Optional: If you’re into being on the water, book a morning kayak or paddleboard rental from Shore Pedal & Paddle. Calm waters, great way to see wildlife. 🍴 Lunch – Classic Eastern Shore Flavors - The Crab Claw (waterfront, famous for steamed crabs & local seafood) - Awful Arthur’s (casual oysters and crab cakes) - Ava’s Pizzeria & Wine Bar (if you’d like a break from seafood) 🏛️ Afternoon – Stroll & Discover the Town - Talbot Street: Browse boutique shops, art galleries, and local stores. Great for strolling with an ice cream from Justine’s. - Bike Ride Option: Rent bikes and cruise through the historic district or nearby countryside (lots of flat roads and scenic lanes). 🍹 Late Afternoon – Relax & Taste - Lyon Distilling Co. (rum & whiskey tastings) - Eastern Shore Brewing (local craft beer) - St. Michaels Winery (tastings + outdoor seating) 🍽️ Dinner – Memorable Meal Before Heading Back - 1812 Tavern (upscale, seasonal Chesapeake cuisine) - Foxy’s Harbor Grille (casual dockside, perfect for sunset over the harbor) 🌅 Bonus Tip If you want one more outdoor highlight, take a sunset sail on the Selina II, a historic sailing yacht. It’s a 2-hour cruise and a beautiful way to cap the day.

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I asked basic questions in areas I needed clarification. I also spent time having Chat GPT analyze and compare ChatGPT's capability with the capability of Yoodli. Yoodli is a communication coach AI platform I use weekly. This gave me some ideas on how to make better use of Yoodli through the use of chat GTP's capabilities. Very helpful.

give me a simple explanation of generative AI ChatGPT said: Sure! Here’s a simple way to think about generative AI: Generative AI is a type of computer program that can create new content, like text, images, music, or even code, instead of just analyzing or organizing existing data. - It learns patterns from lots of examples (like reading millions of books, looking at millions of pictures, or listening to music). - Then it can generate something new that looks or sounds like the examples it learned from. For example: - You type a question, and it writes a paragraph answering you. - You describe a picture, and it creates an image that matches your description. Think of it like a very smart “content factory” that learns from what exists and makes something new based on that knowledge. If you want, I can also give a quick analogy that makes it super easy to remember. Do you want me to? You said: yes give me an anology ChatGPT said: Okay! Here’s a simple analogy: Think of generative AI like a chef. - The chef studies thousands of recipes (this is the AI learning from data). - Then, when you give the chef some ingredients or a description (“I want a chocolate dessert that’s fluffy”), the chef can create a brand-new dish that fits what you asked, even if it’s never made exactly that before. The AI isn’t just repeating old recipes—it’s mixing patterns it learned to make something new that makes sense. If you want, I can give an even simpler everyday analogy that works for kids too. Do you want me to? You said: yes ChatGPT said: Here’s an everyday, kid-friendly analogy: Generative AI is like a super-smart Lego builder. - First, it looks at tons of Lego sets to learn how pieces fit together. - Then, when you say, “Build me a castle with a dragon,” it can create a brand-new Lego castle with a dragon, even if that exact set doesn’t exist. It uses what it learned from all the old sets to invent something new that makes sense. If you want, I can also make a one-line “super short” version that’s easy to say to anyone in under 10 seconds. Do you want that?

I am a dabbler in AI. Looking at being a systematic learner to use regularly in my business and life.