HELP!!! I've watched Nate's video about editing videos with AI, but I can't seem to do it well. When I tried the result wasn't great. Anyone have experience doing this? How did you do it and was it complicated?

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This is the fastest way to make ChatGPT hallucinate with your documents. Most people upload a file and say: “Summarize this.” Big mistake. ChatGPT may miss sections, skip context, or give you a summary that sounds right… but leaves out important details. So instead, use this 4-step method to force a deeper document review. Step 1: Tell ChatGPT to split the document into small sections. Step 2: Ask it to analyze each section one by one before moving forward. Step 3: Make it extract only the key facts from each section. Step 4: Ask it to check if anything important was lost between sections. This way, you don’t get a lazy summary. You get a structured breakdown with fewer mistakes and less hallucination.

Hi everyone! I’m currently learning more about AI OS and would love to hear from people who have experience using them. What advice would you give someone who is just getting started? I’m also curious about the best or most useful ways you’ve personally used an AI OS, whether for school, work, business, productivity, automation, or creative projects. Any tips, examples, or resources would be greatly appreciated!

A small business owner told me something recently that stuck with me. He said: “I don’t need another app. I just need fewer things to do twice.” That made me rethink how I talk about automations and custom internal tools. A lot of small businesses are not really looking for “software.” They are looking for someone to fix the annoying little gaps in their day: copying leads from one place to another, sending the same follow-up emails, updating spreadsheets, tracking orders manually, chasing invoices, or checking five different tools just to know what is going on. I’m exploring how to offer this properly as a service. The part I’m unsure about is pricing. On one hand, a custom automation or mini internal app can be sold as a clear one-time project. Build it, hand it over, and move on. On the other hand, these systems usually need small changes over time. The business changes, their process changes, a tool breaks, someone wants a new feature, and suddenly the “finished project” is not really finished anymore. So I’m curious: For people selling automations, AI workflows, internal dashboards, or custom tools to small businesses — how do you usually price it? Do clients prefer paying once and owning the solution, or do they understand the value of paying monthly for support, hosting, improvements, and peace of mind? I’m especially interested in what works in the real world, not just what looks good on paper.