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Artificial intelligence can work wonders in everyday life, especially when it comes to performing tasks that you're sick of repeating. Below, we gathered three tips and tricks for asking ChatGPT and other models to improve your routine. We also have an article helping you create the best prompts possible when asking these AI chatbots to perform tasks for you. Take meeting notes If you're always in and out of meetings at work or school, there's a way to take notes without having to type them yourself. It's possible to listen to and engage with the conversation while recording the data and after asking the AI to transcribe and/or summarize the call. Here's how you can accomplish that with ChatGPT: Record your meeting using Zoom, Voice Memos, or a similar app. Upload the audio file to a ChatGPT chat. It handles the rest: transcription, summary, and even a follow-up email draft if the user wants. Write and reply to emails It's 2025, and AI should be writing emails for you. While BGR has recently written about Serif, an email assistant that can improve your inbox and catch up with everything, there are several other AI tools you can use to write and reply to emails, like Gmail's AI assistant or Microsoft Copilot, which are able to draft, rewrite, and even auto-respond to emails in your voice. ChatGPT can also do it for you, although you'll have to copy and paste an email in the chat in order to get started. Here's what it can do with your email: Write a response in your tone (professional, casual, firm, etc.). Improve grammar, clarity, or persuasiveness. Translate or localize if needed (e.g., English ↔ Portuguese/Italian). Organize your jumbled thoughts While Apple recently released a very interesting shortcut for those who get constantly interrupted while brainstorming or performing a task, there are other useful tips and tricks for AI agents that can help you organize your messy thoughts. For example, you can dump unfiltered ideas, such as voice notes, bullet lists, and half-finished sentences, into ChatGPT to create polished blog posts, LinkedIn updates, social captions, and more. Here's how it works: Paste your raw notes or upload a voice memo. Tell ChatGPT what to do with it (e.g., “Make this a tweet thread about AI productivity”). Done: It will deliver a sharp, clean version in your writing style. AI tips and tricks wrap-up These are only three tips and tricks for using AI to make live easier. However, there are many more possibilities you could be taking advantage of. Just think of a task you perform repeatedly, and there's probably an AI tool that can help you do it faster. Don't Miss: 5 underrated ChatGPT prompts you should be using every day The post 3 things AI can do that you’ll be thrilled to never have to do again appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $720 Apple Watch Ultra 2, $6.50 Anker fast chargers, $35 2K camera drone, Fitbit sale, more Today’s deals: $99 AirPods 4, $50 TP-Link WiFi 6 router, $279 3D printer, $200 Toshiba smart TV, more Today’s deals: $150 AirPods 4 with ANC, $30 JBL speaker, $55 Ring Battery Doorbell, $279 Miele C1 vacuum, more Today’s deals: $4 iPhone chargers, 51% off Beats Studio Pro ANC headphones, $80 Roku Ultra, more

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Dolly Parton has spent decades building one of the most carefully managed careers in the music industry. Behind her polished public image is a team she often credits for helping her stay consistent, relevant, and well-protected in a tough business. While many artists choose to stay quiet about the business side of fame, Parton has been open about her management choices. Over the years, she’s spoken proudly about the people behind the scenes who helped shape her career. That’s why it came as a surprise when she publicly praised Colonel Tom Parker. Dolly Parton described Colonel Tom Parker as ‘brilliant’ Dolly Parton/Instagram When asked about the people who’ve influenced her career, Dolly Parton once mentioned Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis Presley’s longtime manager. Despite the mixed opinions about Parker, Parton believed he had done something remarkable with Elvis’s image. She said Parker knew how to keep audiences curious and helped maintain the star’s mystique throughout his life. Parton admired the emotional appeal Elvis had with his fans and believed Parker played a major role in shaping that connection. She viewed it as the result of deliberate planning, something she hoped to mirror in her own career. More than anything, she respected the way Parker built a brand around Elvis that never lost public attention. Elvis Presley and his manager, Colonel Tom Parker/Instagram Dolly Parton is not the only person to praise Colonel Tom Parker Despite years of criticism, Colonel Tom Parker has received praise from others who worked closely with Elvis or followed his career. Elvis’s father, Vernon Presley, once pointed out Parker’s loyalty and credited him for protecting Elvis’s business interests. He believed Parker made sure things stayed organized even during chaotic times. DOLLY PARTON’S HEARTSTRINGS, Dolly Parton, ‘JJ Sneed’, (Season 1, ep. 103, aired Nov. 22, 2019). photo: Tina Rowden / ©Netflix / Courtesy Everett Collection Todd Morgan of Elvis Presley Enterprises described the bond between Parker and Elvis as a rare business relationship. He believed the two worked in sync, creating a model that influenced how entertainers and managers operate today. More recently, actor Tom Hanks, who played Parker in the 2022 Elvis film, called him both clever and complicated. Hanks noted that while Parker took his share of profits, he also made decisions that pushed Elvis to the top. Next up: Michael J. Fox Returns To Acting With Role In ‘Shrinking’ After Years Away From Spotlight The post Dolly Parton Surprises Fans With Praise For Elvis Presley’s Controversial Longtime Manager appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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