Top 10 ChatGPT Plugins You Can't Miss  ## Metadata - Author: [[Howfinity]] - Full Title: Top 10 ChatGPT Plugins You Can't Miss - Category: #articles - Document Note: --- tags: - #chatgpt - #plugins - #customerengagement - #wordpress - #opensource - #webdevelopment - #education - #productivity - #automation - #seo Author: Howfinity Source: YouTube Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I date created: 2025-08-23 00:00 --- # Title: Top 10 ChatGPT Plugins You Can’t Miss ## Table of Contents: - [📝 Summary](#-summary) - [📖 Main Content](#-main-content) - [🗒️ Notes](#️-notes) - [📖 References](#-references) - [🗣️ Paraphrase](#-paraphrase) - [📰 Newsletter](#-newsletter) - [✅ Action Items (DevRel/OSPO-focused prompt)](#-action-items) - [🧪 Hypotheses](#-hypotheses) - [📊 Methodology](#-methodology) - [❓ Questions](#-questions) - [🔮 Future Research](#-future-research) - [💡 Implications](#-implications) - [🧠 Learning Styles Assessment](#-learning-styles-assessment) - [📊 Accessibility Assessment](#-accessibility-assessment) - [🌍 DEIB Assessment](#-deib-deib-assessment) - [✅ Logical validity](#-logical-validity) - [🔍 DARVO Analysis](#-darvo-analysis) - [🔍 SEO Evaluation](#-seo-evaluation) - [🎯 Conclusion](#-conclusion) ### References: - OpenAI ChatGPT Plugins info (background): https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt-plugins - Wolfram plugin overview: https://www.wolframalpha.com/ - Zapier plugin overview: https://zapier.com/blog/chatgpt-plugins/ - edX courses: https://www.edx.org/ - Expedia and KAYAK travel search: https://www.expedia.com/ and https://www.kayak.com/ - Tasty recipes: https://tasty.co/ Note: These links complement the video; they’re not part of the video itself. ## 📝 Summary: This video reviews the top ChatGPT plugins that make the model more useful by connecting it to third‑party tools and real‑time data sources. After testing 70+ plugins, the creator highlights favorites across categories: text-to-speech (Speechki/Speechguy), coupons (Coupert), computation and data (Wolfram), learning (edX), domain search (One Word Domains), recipes (Tasty), web browsing and summarization (WebPilot), YouTube transcript/search (VoxScript), automation (Zapier), travel booking (Expedia/KAYAK), and diagramming (Diagram It). The walkthrough shows how to enable plugins, how ChatGPT auto-activates relevant ones, and practical prompts to get value immediately. ## 📖 Main Content: The core value of plugins is extending ChatGPT beyond its training cutoff to perform live lookups, fetch structured data, and act on the web via integrations. The presenter: - Explains plugin enablement (ChatGPT Plus; beta settings; up to three active at once). - Demonstrates natural-language prompts where ChatGPT automatically selects the appropriate plugin. - Covers use cases: - Content operations: convert text to audio; write articles from URLs; summarize YouTube. - Research and learning: edX course discovery; Wolfram for math/data/weather. - Product building and business: check domain availability and pricing; coupon discovery; travel searches. - Productivity and automation: Zapier to connect apps and trigger workflows. - Communication and teaching: generate editable diagrams; pull structured summaries. Highlights: - Speech-to-audio helps repurpose content and improve accessibility. - Wolfram remains a “must-install” for quantitative queries. - WebPilot/VoxScript accelerate research by pulling and summarizing web/YouTube content. - Zapier unlocks cross‑app automation directly from chat. - Expedia/KAYAK provide structured travel results with links, dates, and filters. - Diagram It creates visual schema for complex topics to teach or document. ### 🗒️ Notes - Getting started - Plugins require ChatGPT Plus; enable via Settings → Beta features. [Intro ~0:00–0:30] - Only three plugins can be active simultaneously; toggle as needed. [~0:45–1:10] - Speechguy (text-to-speech) [~0:30–1:40] - Prompt: “Turn this into an audio file: …” - Auto-activates; returns a playable/downloadable URL; requires a free account. - Use cases: Audio versions of posts, accessibility, podcast drafts. - Coupert (coupons) [~1:40–2:35] - Prompt: “Find me a coupon for GoDaddy domains.” - Returns multiple coupon codes and links; validated in checkout by presenter. - Wolfram (math/data/weather) [~2:35–3:20] - Most popular plugin; supports complex computation and real-time data (e.g., weather). - Remains valuable even when browsing is available. - edX (course discovery) [~3:20–4:05] - Prompt: “What’s a leading physics course from a top university?” - Returns curated course links and short descriptions. - One Word Domains (domain search) [~4:05–5:05] - Prompt: “Is example.com available? What about .ai?” - Compares registrar pricing (GoDaddy, Google Domains, etc.); accelerates naming. - Tasty (recipes) [~5:05–5:45] - Prompt: “Find a meatball recipe.” - Pulls from Tasty’s recipe database; supports meal planning and tips. - WebPilot (browse and generate from link) [~5:45–6:35] - Prompt: “Write an article based on this Wikipedia page: [URL].” - Extracts, structures, and formats content quickly. - VoxScript (YouTube transcripts, search, finance) [~6:35–7:35] - Prompt: “Give me the transcript for this video: [YouTube URL]” then “Summarize it.” - Great for rapid learning and note-taking from videos. - Zapier (automation) [~7:35–8:15] - Connects apps (Sheets, Gmail, Salesforce, etc.) via chat. - Extremely powerful; slated for dedicated tutorial. - Expedia/KAYAK (travel) [~8:15–9:05] - Prompt: “Find a 3–4 star hotel in Chicago for [dates], 2 guests.” - Follows up for constraints; returns bookable links with ratings/prices. - Diagram It (diagrams in chat) [~9:05–9:45] - Prompt: “Create a diagram of the evolution of AI.” - Generates an editable diagram and overview; excellent for teaching and docs. - Closing note: creator’s upcoming AI learning platform (waitlist). [~9:45–10:15] Direct timestamp links to the YouTube video: - Speechguy (≈0:30): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=30s - Coupert (≈1:40): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=100s - Wolfram (≈2:35): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=155s - edX (≈3:20): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=200s - One Word Domains (≈4:05): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=245s - Tasty (≈5:05): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=305s - WebPilot (≈5:45): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=345s - VoxScript (≈6:35): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=395s - Zapier (≈7:35): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=455s - Expedia/KAYAK (≈8:15): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=495s - Diagram It (≈9:05): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=545s - Closing (≈9:45): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I&t=585s Note: These timestamps are approximate, derived from the segment flow shown. ## 📖 References: - Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I - Background/related resources listed above in “References.” ## 🗣️ Paraphrase: 1) Original idea: “Plugins connect ChatGPT to third-party apps and give it real-time access to data sets.” - Paraphrase: By installing plugins, you let ChatGPT tap into external services, enabling it to fetch live information and use specialized capabilities that aren’t part of its built-in knowledge. 2) Original idea: “Wolfram is the most popular plugin because it enables complex computations and real-time data like weather.” - Paraphrase: Wolfram stands out since it empowers ChatGPT with powerful math and analytics, plus up-to-date information such as weather, making it a go-to add‑on for data-heavy tasks. ## 📰 Newsletter: This week in Web Dev + Open Source From code to content, AI is getting seriously useful. After testing 70+ ChatGPT plugins, we’ve shortlisted tools that can supercharge your workflow: - Build and ship faster: Use WebPilot to turn URLs into clean drafts and VoxScript to grab YouTube transcripts for instant summaries and show notes. - Smarter data: Wolfram brings real math and live data; Diagram It converts complexity into visuals you can share with your team. - Real-world wins: One Word Domains finds available names with pricing; Coupert hunts coupons; Expedia or KAYAK fetch travel options on your terms. - Accessibility boost: Convert posts to audio with Speechguy for inclusive content. - Automation: Zapier connects your stack (Sheets, Gmail, Slack, Salesforce) directly through chat. Links: - Top plugins rundown (video): Top 10 ChatGPT Plugins You Can’t Miss - Explore Wolfram for ChatGPT - Try Zapier with ChatGPT Tip: Combine WebPilot → VoxScript → Diagram It to research, summarize, and visualize a topic in under 15 minutes. ## ✅ Action Items: Prompt for aligning any article with DevRel, Open Source advocacy, contributor engagement, and OSPO goals “Analyze the provided article with the following lenses and produce a structured brief: 1) Open Source Advocacy - Identify where the article promotes open standards, interoperability, or community-driven ecosystems. - Map any plugin/tooling to open-source alternatives or APIs; note license and governance. - Suggest ways the topic can encourage responsible adoption and sustainable funding (e.g., sponsorships, foundations, public goods). 2) Contributor Engagement - Extract learner‑friendly onramps (tutorials, good-first-issues, sample repos). - Propose contributor journeys (beginner → intermediate → maintainer) and related mentorship paths. - Recommend community rituals (office hours, contributor days) tied to the article’s themes. 3) Education and Instructional Design - List learning objectives; create scaffolding (prereqs, exercises, assessments). - Provide multi-format assets (text, code labs, slides, short videos). - Ensure accessibility and inclusion (alt text, captions, language clarity). 4) WordPress + OSPO Alignment - Show how the article’s ideas can be applied in the WordPress ecosystem (plugins, Gutenberg blocks, REST API, performance, security). - Outline OSPO-relevant concerns: compliance, SBOMs, policy, data privacy, vendor neutrality. - Draft KPIs for program success (new contributors, PRs merged, docs improvements, diversity metrics). 5) Transparency and Inclusivity - Identify areas needing disclosure (affiliations, data sources, limitations). - Propose inclusive practices (code of conduct updates, localization, neurodiversity support). 6) Advocacy and Stagecraft - Convert findings into a talk outline and workshop plan. - Prepare a demo that merges education with tooling passion (e.g., ChatGPT + CI/CD + WordPress). - Provide a follow-up community challenge to sustain engagement. Deliverables: 1-page executive summary; slide outline (10–12 slides); hands-on lab; metrics plan; 90‑day roadmap for community engagement and OSPO alignment.” ## 🧪 Hypotheses: - H1: Combining browsing/summarization (WebPilot/VoxScript) with visualization (Diagram It) reduces research-to-deliverable time by ≥50% for educators and dev advocates. - H2: Zapier-in-Chat workflows increase adoption of automation by non-technical teams by ≥30%. - H3: Domain discovery via One Word Domains improves successful brand selection speed by ≥40% compared to manual registrar hopping. - H4: Wolfram presence increases correctness of quantitative answers vs. base model by a significant margin. ### 📊 Methodology: - Quasi-experimental time-on-task studies with A/B groups (plugins vs. control). - Metrics: completion time, error rate, satisfaction (SUS), task quality (rubric). - Data sources: screen recordings, plugin logs, survey instruments, Git history for content projects. - Analysis: t-tests/ANOVA for time and accuracy; thematic coding for qualitative feedback. ### ❓ Questions: - Which plugin bundles maximize value for specific roles (educator, PM, marketer, engineer)? - How does the three-plugin limit affect workflows, and what rotation strategies work best? - What governance or data-privacy considerations arise when plugins access third-party data? ### 🔮 Future Research: - Longitudinal impact of AI plugin stacks on team productivity and burnout. - Standardized benchmarking for plugin reliability and data provenance. - Accessibility impacts of auto TTS and transcript summarization in learning outcomes. ### 💡 Implications: - Establishing role-based plugin stacks could formalize AI enablement programs. - Transparent data sourcing and governance will be crucial for enterprise adoption and OSPO policies. - Evidence-based guidelines can inform education, documentation, and community practices across open source. ### 🧠 Learning Styles Assessment: Readability: The video script is conversational, roughly Grade 7–9 reading level. - Visual - Present: On-screen demos and diagrams (Diagram It). - Improve: Include on-screen flowcharts of plugin selection logic and before/after comparisons. - Aural - Present: Spoken explanations; TTS demo. - Improve: Provide downloadable audio summaries and chaptered audio. - Verbal - Present: Clear step-by-step prompts. - Improve: Add written transcripts with structured headings and examples. - Physical (Kinesthetic) - Present: Guided “type-this” demos. - Improve: Provide interactive labs and checklists with success criteria. - Logical - Present: Tool-category mapping and reasoning about when to use which plugin. - Improve: Decision trees and matrices comparing alternatives. - Social - Present: Implied community recommendations (popular plugins). - Improve: Link to forums/Discord for shared recipes and workflows. - Solitary - Present: Self-paced video. - Improve: Reflection prompts and worksheets for personal workflows. - Naturalistic - Present: Not applicable. - Improve: Use environmental data examples (e.g., Wolfram weather mapping) as case studies. ### 📊 Accessibility Assessment: - Screen Reader Compatibility: Provide full transcript with proper headings; add descriptive alt text to any diagrams shown in a companion post. - Keyboard Navigation: Ensure linked resources and demos are reachable via keyboard in any accompanying site post. - Contrast and Readability: Use high-contrast captions and large, readable fonts in overlays. - Text Resizing: Publish responsive show notes that reflow text cleanly at 200% zoom. ### 🌍 DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging) Assessment: - Cultural Relevance: Add diverse use cases (education in low-bandwidth regions, multilingual workflows). - Inclusive Language: Avoid jargon without definitions; include glossaries for plugin terms. - Neurodiversity Support: Break content into short segments with explicit goals and summaries. - Representation: Showcase examples across industries and identities; diversify voiceover or guests. - Psychological Safety: Encourage respectful discussion and note limitations/risks of plugins. ### ✅ Logical validity: Strengths - Appeal to evidence: The creator tested 70+ plugins, offering practical observations. - Causal reasoning: Shows how specific prompts trigger plugins and produce outcomes (e.g., coupons successfully applied). - Logical flow: Progresses from setup to categories of use, ending with advanced automation. Weaknesses and potential fallacies - Hasty generalization: Reporting single successful coupon checkout may not generalize; suggest adding aggregated success rates across attempts. - Appeal to popularity: “Most popular” Wolfram—popularity ≠ best for every user; include criteria-based comparisons. - Incomplete evidence: Claims about time savings are implied; propose standardized benchmarks and metrics. Improvements - Provide quantitative comparisons (time saved, accuracy gain). - Include limitations/edge cases (e.g., when browsing overlaps with plugin capability). Tone of voice: Practical, enthusiastic, tutorial-oriented. 🔍 DARVO Analysis - Deny: No denial of criticism present. - Attack: No personal attacks. - Reverse Victim/Offender: Not present. Overall, the content is instructional; no DARVO indicators or manipulative framing detected. ### 🔍 SEO Evaluation: - Keywords: “ChatGPT plugins,” “Wolfram plugin,” “Zapier,” “WebPilot,” “VoxScript,” “Expedia,” “KAYAK,” “One Word Domains,” “Tasty.” - Title Tag: Clear and keyword-rich; within 50–60 characters. - Meta Description (suggested): “Tested 70+ ChatGPT plugins—here are the top 10 to supercharge research, automation, travel, recipes, and more.” (~148 chars) - Headers: Use H2/H3s in companion post for each plugin; include keywords naturally. - Content Length: A detailed article version should target 1,200–1,800 words. - Internal/External Links: Link to plugin pages and related tutorials; add internal links to role-based guides. - URL: Use slug like /top-chatgpt-plugins-2025 - Images: Add labeled screenshots with descriptive alt text and compressed sizes. - Mobile Optimization: Ensure responsive layout and fast video embeds. - Engagement: Add CTAs for downloadable prompts, plugin bundles, and a comparison matrix. - Schema: Add Article and VideoObject schema; consider FAQ schema for common plugin questions. - Social: Configure Open Graph and Twitter Card with a high-contrast thumbnail. ## 🎯 Conclusion: This video offers a practical field guide to ChatGPT plugins that extend the model into research, content creation, learning, automation, and travel. Standouts include Wolfram for computation, WebPilot/VoxScript for fast knowledge capture, Zapier for cross‑app workflows, and Diagram It for teaching and documentation. With mindful governance, accessibility, and education-first practices, these tools can accelerate work while aligning with open-source values and community engagement. You’ve read the entire document (100%). - Summary: ChatGPT plugins are rolling out to all ChatGPT plus users and they make ChatGPT way more useful. I installed and tested over 70 different plugins and I created a complete list of the top 10 ChatGPT plugins you'll find most useful. Plugins basically connect ChatGPT to a lot of third party apps and give it real-time access to those data sets. These can help you with travel, research, education, accessing new data sets that ChatGPT doesn't have access to and much more. We are creating the ultimate platform for learning Ai. Check it out and join the waiting list: https://www.sajadibs.com/skill-leap-ai-coming-soon - URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2M_paJf48I I downloaded and tested over 75 chat GPTplugins and I want to share with you mytop 10 favorite plugins that I'll thinkyou'll find most useful now if you don'tknow what channel GPT plugins arebasically if you have a chat GPT Plusaccount the paid version of the Plusaccounts and if you go to chat gpt4 youwill see a whole world of pluginsavailable so these are basically theselittle apps that you could activate andthere's a whole App Store basically theplug-in store where you could downloadthese this is where I downloaded a whole bunch I installed uninstalled tested andI'll show you some of the favorite onesand if you have the Plus Account if yougo to the settings over here and go tothe settings tab and go to Beta there'sa plugins option and you might also haveone for web browsing those are rollingout right now but if you don't have thisyou'll probably get it in the next fewdays the first one is called Speechguide this is basically a text converterand it turns text into audio that youcould actually download and it has an audio player page too that you couldembed on different websites and socialapps let me show you exactly how thisworks once you press install on any appsthat appear over here but you could onlyhave three of them enabled at any giventime so some of these you have toactually deactivate to reactivateanother one so I'm going to reactivatespeechguy here and the way this works isyou could say turn this in to an audiofile and then give it some text and thenpress enter and you don't have toactivate that plugin it's going to know in order to turn this into audio itneeds to activate that plug-in so youcan see it just kicked on display pluginon its own so Chad GPT knows thisinformation and knows what plugin isgoing to come in handy for a task thatyou give it and look at this audio readyclick here to listen it's going to makethe URL for me and this is free but itrequires you to make an account on thiswebsite so if you click it it might askyou to create an account now if youcreated one all you have to do is download over here or press play I'llshow you what it sounds like the easiestway to convert text to ready to useaudio right so I could download it hereand this is basically the exact text Igave it and I've tested out a lot longertext my own scripts and it does a prettygood job now the second one on the listis called Copart and this one basicallysearches the internet for the best dealsand finds you coupon let's say I'mtrying to get a new domain from GoDaddyfor my new website I could say find me acoupon and then type in whatever websitewhatever service whatever product and then press enter again as long as thatplugin is activated it's going to knowthat it needs to trigger that plug-inand then it will find me a coupon codeand it looks like you found one for meand he says here's an offer and he'sgoing to give me a bunch of differentcoupon codes that I could use and it'sgoing to give me a link to the websiteand I actually went through the checkoutof GoDaddy and it did work one of thesecoupon codes actually saved me somemoney now the third one if you go to theplug-in store and go to the most popularthis one Wolfram is the most popular plug-in now the reason is this actuallygives you access to all kinds ofreal-time data so there's a weather appfor example with this you don't need itit's going to have access to weatherit's going to be able to do morecomputation more difficult math problemsso this one should be one of the firstones you install there is a reason whyit's the most popular and once you getinternet browsing I think this is goingto become not as useful but it's stillone of those plugins that I always haveactivated as soon as I got access toplugins and it does kick in from time to time without you even realizing you'reasking a question with this couldactually help you because again some ofthe data is only accessible through thisplugin next on the list is edx so if youhover over it you can see find coursesand content from leading University toexpand your knowledge so if I selectthis it would actually try to findinformation that are just not going tobe accessible so in this case I askedwhat's the leading Physics course from atop university and then he actuallykicked in that plugin for me here are top physics courses from leadingUniversity and then it's going to giveyou a quick recap it's going to give youthe link to that course you could go tothat link you could enroll really reallyinteresting to really take yourknowledge to the next level edx is thisplugin this next one is called one worddomain so you know sometimes you come upwith a business idea or you want to finda domain name but then you'll have toleave this platform and then go to adifferent platforms to search it thisone actually could search domain namesand compare the prices across different Registries so I did an example forGoDaddy but maybe I want this fromGoogle domain this is going to do thatso let me show you how it works all youhave to do is say is the domain and thentype in the domain is it available andit's going to search and then it's goingto say if it's available or notavailable and then it's going to giveyou the details where you could clickover to see so you could use this tofind you different names so I useChannel PT to come up with businessnames with a prompt and then I'll ask ithey are those names available with a.com if not are they available with a DOT Aiand things like that and then it willhelp me do my search much much faster Iwasted way too much time trying to comeup with a business name before thisdomain name finder plugin was availablenext on the list is is from tasty so youmay have seen tasty videos beforethey're huge on social media platformsbut now they have a recipe plug-in sodiscover recipe ideas meal plans andcooking tips from millions of users thatuse tasty so this is really interesting because now I don't just have thedatabase that chat GPT has now haveTasty's recipe based too and I asked itto find me a recipe on meatball and bydefault it actually does answer thingslike this but now when you have thatplug-in activated right here the tastyplug-in is going to find it from thosetasty recipe database so that issometimes more useful than the ones thatit has information on pulling next onthe list is called Web pilot and thisone basically allows you to browse and generate articles from a link so let meshow you how this works I'm gonna takethis Wikipedia link and I'm gonna tellchat GPT to write me an article write mean article and you could see this oneagain activated the plug-in web pilotand it's going to pull in all theinformation and assemble an article sothis could save you a ton of time and asusual it activated the plugin that woulddo the task and then it's going to takeeverything from that Wikipedia page and write me a really nicely formattedarticle so I could use this to teach Icould use it again for my website reallysimple way to generate articles so thisshould save you a ton of time the nextone on the list is Vox script and thisone enables searching for YouTubetranscripts financial data resourcesGoogle search results let me show youthis one is very powerful I'll go aheadand activate this plugin and then I'mgoing to say give me the transcript forthis video let me go to my YouTubechannel I'll take this video here I'll click on it and I'll copy the link fromup here and then I'm going to say giveme the transcript for this video I'mgoing to press enter and it's puttingthe transcript into this box here but Icould go ahead and copy this transcriptand then I could also give it afollow-up like now turn this transcriptinto a summary for me and then it willdo just that so this is a really reallyuseful plugin if you consume a lot ofYouTube content and you're trying toreally do a quick summary of each onethis will actually have access to thatlink on YouTube so it could actually do this for you very quickly next is themost powerful plugin for pretty much anyplatform chat GPT now has it too it'scalled zapier and it basically zapier isan app that connects apps that's theonly purpose of zapier so it connectsbasically things like Google Sheets toyour email or Salesforce to somethingelse it takes two apps connects themtogether now is integrated inside ofchat GPT but because it's far tooadvanced I'm not going to cover it inthis video but I'll make you a follow-up video on how to use it this basicallyopens up Channel PT to be anything youwant that's what zapier does I use itall the time to connect differentsoftwares from different companies thatusually wouldn't know how to talk toeach other so I'll do this on afollow-up but take a look look at zapierwhen you get a chance and if you go tothe most popular tab I'm gonna put thesein the same bucket but kayak and Expediaare two that basically do a really goodjob searching for the best deals for youso if I activate one of those they can't be activated at the same time because itneeds to search one over the other sothis time I'll do Expedia so I'm gonnaask it find me the best deal on a hotelin Chicago give it the date give it howmany people are staying there I couldgive it how many star of a hotel maybethree-star four-star hotel but then it'sjust gonna do the search for you so itbecomes your personal assistant thistime you actually gave me a follow-upquestion so I'm going to give it theanswer to a follow-up so it could do amore refined search and then what itdoes because it's from Expedia itsearches Expedia for the best deals andit gives it to you in really easy to follow links here where you could bookit it's not going to book it for you butit does give you all the informationlike price rating if it has breakfastright very useful and I'll show you thisone here diagram it basically creates anedit diagram directly into chat so Iasked to create me a diagram for theevolution of AI it used this plugin andcreated this really nice visual diagramfor me that I could actually make editsto online if I want and then it's goingto give it to me in a brief overview toobut this visual representation of AI for example is really really useful and Icould do this with pretty much anythingthat needs some sort of diagram to makeit easier to comprehend great teachingtool great comprehension tool as welland I'm also in the process of puttingtogether the most comprehensive Netflixstyle learning platform for learning thelatest AI tools with complete tutorialscomplete courses from multipleinstructors and that should be rollingout very soon so make sure you sign upfor the wait list and I'll let you knowas soon as it's ready the goal with this platform is just to make you a lot moreefficient at work and your personal lifewith AI and it's going to be constantlyupdated ad free sign up and I'll let youknow very very soon thanks so much forwatching 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