AI Fire Weekly Webinar

Hands-on AI workshop for real work use cases every week

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Hands-on AI workshop for real work use cases every week

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AI Fire Weekly Workshop is a hands-on session focused on applying AI to real work. Each week, we explore practical use cases such as content creation, workflow automation, AI agents, and productivity systems. You will learn how to structure prompts, build repeatable workflows, and choose the right tools for your needs. The workshop includes live demos, real examples, and clear frameworks so you can apply AI immediately in your daily work. Suitable for beginners and professionals.

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ChatGPT Work Full Review

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Test projects, skills, plugins, and scheduled tasks

I tested ChatGPT Work through a real daily briefing workflow using Projects, Skills, Gmail, Tomorrow.io Weather, Scheduled Tasks, and local file outputs. The video shows what Work handles well, where the first result still needs manual review, and whether it feels useful for creators, small teams, and operators beyond a basic chatbot demo.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•YouTube

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 This video is a practical review of ChatGPT Work. The main question is simple: can ChatGPT Work actually help with real daily work, or is it just another AI workspace that looks good in a demo? So I tested it with a real morning briefing workflow. Inside the video, I cover: - Creating a Daily Work Briefing project - Using project context to keep the workflow organized - Testing the desktop app, web app, and mobile app - Reviewing model and effort settings - Connecting Gmail and Tomorrow.io Weather - Creating a reusable daily briefing skill - Running the workflow with a short prompt - Reviewing the first briefing output manually - Refining the skill with clearer priority rules - Keeping only the five most important items - Adding “why it matters” for each item - Removing anything that does not need action today - Scheduling the briefing to run every morning - Checking the final output file inside a local folder - Covering the limits around permissions, plugins, and human review The main idea is to show how ChatGPT Work behaves when it needs to combine context, tools, reusable instructions, and scheduled output. It works best when Projects, Skills, Plugins, and Scheduled Tasks are used together. It still needs manual review, especially when the workflow touches email or business priorities. Curious to hear from you: would you use ChatGPT Work for a daily briefing, or would you rather keep this kind of workflow in another AI workspace?

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2d ago

Attended last week's session on workflow automation and walked away with two prompts I actually used the next day. The live demo format makes it way easier to follow than pre-recorded tutorials.

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7h ago

The live demo format is genuinely underrated. Walking through real prompt iterations instead of showing polished screenshots makes the workflows feel actually reproducible for someone at home.

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4h ago