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Katie Parrott

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1 interviews · 3 viewpoints · 1 topics

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ChatGPT helped with repetitive writing work

Katie Parrott describes using ChatGPT to generate repetitive writing and as an assistive tool for thought.

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But I found that if I used ChatGPT to generate some of the repetitive stuff and it became this assistive tool that I used as a tool for thought
Katie Parrott on using ChatGPT for writing and career reflection

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Open the episode and seek to 3:17.

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ChatGPT was a lower-cost option for career reflection

Katie Parrott describes choosing a $20 monthly ChatGPT subscription when a career coach costing around $150 an hour was beyond her budget.

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I can't afford like $150 an hour or however much a career coach would be, but I can sign up for a $20 a month ChatGPT subscription.
Katie Parrott on using ChatGPT for writing and career reflection

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Open the episode and seek to 3:40.

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Judge AI by its practical impact

Katie Parrott says she judges AI by its practical impact on her life.

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I really judge the technology by the impact it's had practically for me.
Katie Parrott on using ChatGPT for writing and career reflection

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Open the episode and seek to 6:51.

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