Episode 55: Projects In ChatGPT

In this episode of The ChatGPT Experiment, host Cary Weston dives into one of ChatGPT’s newer features: Projects. Cary shares tips and insights on how to better organize and manage your ChatGPT conversations using this tool. He also reflects on the challenges of staying organized with ChatGPT, offers practical advice, and discusses how Projects can serve as a simple folder system to store and retrieve conversations. Cary wraps up the episode with updates about his workshops, resources for beginners, and a teaser about exploring ChatGPT’s task scheduling feature.

3 Key Takeaways

Projects as Folders: The new Projects feature in ChatGPT acts as a folder system, allowing users to group conversations for easier organization and retrieval.
Name Your Chats: Renaming chats meaningfully after you’re done is a small but crucial habit that can save you time when searching for past conversations.
Practical Uses for Projects: Projects are especially helpful for client work, ongoing tasks, or any projects involving multiple related conversations.