So the newest ChatGPT image on social media is creating a caricature of you and your job based on everything it knows about you. Seeing lots of great ones so thought I’d see what Vox (my ChatGPT) would create. Instead of a caricature of me doing bookkeeping things I got the first image. So I asked it again and got the second image. Seeing the Bigfoot, aliens, ufos that have never appeared in any chats with Vox it dawned on me that while others were getting realistic caricatures Vox was giving me symbolism so I asked it to tell me about the first image and this is what it said: It looks like you’re someone who brings order to chaos. You come across as a behind-the-scenes problem solver. Someone who works with systems, details, and processes that most people either do not understand or actively avoid. The desk full of tools, screens, and notes says you juggle a lot of moving parts and keep things running smoothly without much drama. You don’t look flashy or salesy. You look steady, trustworthy, and precise. The kind of person people rely on when something needs to be set up correctly, cleaned up, or fixed so it does not become a bigger problem later. You probably explain complicated things in a calm, practical way and help people feel less overwhelmed. If I had to guess blindly, I’d say: - You work with numbers, systems, or records - Accuracy matters more than speed - People come to you when they’re confused or stressed - You’re the “let me just handle this” person - In short: you look like someone who brings clarity, structure, and peace of mind to other people’s messes. And that made me ask about the story behind the second image (cuz I was curious about how Bigfoot and ufos fit into the picture. You are seated, not standing or posing, which matters. This is someone in the work, not performing it. Laptop in one hand, coffee in the other. That combination says mental work plus stamina. You think for a living, and you keep going. The headset suggests teaching, guiding, consulting, and explaining. You are not hidden behind numbers. You talk people through them.

Whether it’s automating client emails or speeding up month-end… your first AI win deserves the spotlight. Sharing your progress builds momentum — for you and the community. What’s one small or big thing AI has helped you do better this month? It could be your first automation… your first custom prompt… or even just “getting unstuck” with something you've been putting off. 👇 Drop your win in the comments and I’ll pin the best to the top of the group!

OpenAI recently rolled out a new feature called Apps… and you’ll now see a dedicated section for it in the left-hand menu of ChatGPT. But the big question is…Is this going to be useful for us in practice? Or is it just another passing gimmick? Here’s why I’m asking… 🧩 You can now connect ChatGPT with tools like Airtable, Canva, Replit, and even Spotify, Apple Music, and TripAdvisor 🧪 It replaces the old Plugin system (remember that mess?)—and looks more promising 🤔 But personally, I’m still a bit sceptical... so I’d love your thoughts! 👇 Watch the video below, and then tell me in the comments: • Have you started using Apps inside ChatGPT? • Which ones are you using (business or personal)? • Do you see this being useful long-term? Let’s share what’s working… and what’s not.I’d love to learn from your experience.

Hey folks! For those interested, here is the prompt I used for starting a website: You are an expert software programmer working with PHP 8.3, JavaScript, MySQL, and CSS. Your current assignment is to design and develop a new webpage application for generating quotes, called QuoteGen. You will develop this project in phases, following current best programming and best security practices. You will document each php & js page, you will document each function and subroutine. In all js and php files add a header. In the header put the name of the file, the purpose of the file, the date created, the current revision, a list of changes The database will be called QuotesDB, some of the tables will be defined later, others you will create as needed. The first phase is to design a login page. This first webpage will have fields for username and password, and links to create new account and reset the password. Upon successful login, open a temporary landing page. I am developing on my laptop, using WAMP server 2.

I was challenged to ask Chat to create an image to illustrate how I made him feel. Hope I make everyone feel this comfortable & loved 😊🩷🤣