On November 30, OpenAI — the research lab behind the groundbreaking text-to-image AI DALL-E 2, unveiled its latest creation: ChatGPT, an AI chatbot capable of providing detailed responses to text prompts.

Within five days, more than one million people had signed up to test the cutting-edge technology, according to OpenAI President Greg Brockman.

Their prompts and the AI’s responses are now flooding Twitter feeds as people marvel at the bot’s mastery of language.

That might be a problem for, say, using the AI to generate working computer code by itself, but the Twittersphere has found many other endeavors at which the bot excels — or at least entertains.

Here are a few of our favorites.

Monitor, analyze, and visualize all-important business data from Google Analytics, AWS, Twitter, Github, etc., in a single dashboard.

Considering the increase in the number of tools we have for social media, analytics, etc., it would be time-consuming to log into an individual tool’s dashboards to monitor and visualize the important data.

If you are spending a lot of time in various admin panels/dashboards, you need some centralized tool to visualize everything on one dashboard.

Are you in need of something like this?

If you are, then the following tools will help you.

Are you worried that someone cloned your SIM card?

Do you tend to forget your phone in public spaces or leave it on the table during social meetings?

How can someone clone your SIM card?

And what are the signs that your SIM card has been hacked?

Here are a few ways to find out if your SIM card is cloned.

Whether you’re about to use Slack for the first time, or you’ve been using Slack for a while, this guide will show you how to use Slack with these 19 tips to do more on Slack easier and quicker.

You'll learn...

How to stop distracting notifications (and get more done)

Save TONS of time with super easy keyboard shortcuts

Some easy tricks to save notes in Slack — so you can keep everything organized easily in one place

Plus more.

Let's dive in.

Google Photos is the most useful all-in-one free app for organizing, backing up, editing, sharing, and printing photos.

I use Google Photos quite a bit.

Several of these twelve tips were completely new to me.

Read on for simple ways to make the most of it, as well as some caveats and alternatives.