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What were some good things humans achieved in 2023?
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It has made my work life much easier too, and I have coded stuff that automated my job without knowing anything about code.
It's incredible.
what kind of work do you do that it's helped in?
I work in media so at first I didn't think it could help me much.
But I've used ChatGPT to automise exports of PDFs/image files, used it to rename extreme large number of documents at the same time, used it to pull data from Excel into my Adobe Programs, used it to create customised scripts with use of the Adobe Script to match my work flow.
Adobes own generative AI in Photoshop and Illustrator is also very helpful in specific situations.
And then I use DeepL (free) for every translation.
These all genuinely sound like simple search engine searches to me?
Maybe I explained it bad then, because it's not. It would not be possible without ChatGPT with me.
Are you perchance a genius?