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OPENAI'S GPT STORE HAS MILLIONS OF CUSTOM CHATBOTS — HERE ARE 5 OF THE BEST SO
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A tool specializing in books, one for hiking and a logo maker are among the new
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OpenAI’s new GPT Store is being dubbed the "App Store for AI", featuring
millions of custom-made chatbots built on top of the ChatGPT architecture. 



The new store includes a selection of featured GPTs picked by OpenAI and
alternating each week, as well as a list of categories such as lifestyle and
productivity.



Many of these go beyond what is possible in ChatGPT on its own, or even with a
plugin as OpenAI allows developers to add custom data and API calls to a
chatbot.




The current featured GPTs are AllTrails which is designed for hikers, Consensus
for researchers, Code Tutor from Khan Academy and Books for finding a new novel.

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MY GPT HIGHLIGHTS SO FAR

I’ve been trawling through the never-ending list of GPTs to find a few
highlights beyond those promoted by OpenAI. Here are the five best chatbots I’ve
found so far.




CREATE A SIMPLE WEBPAGE FROM TEXT



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DesignerGPT does exactly what it says in the description. It can create a fully
functional HTML website, host it and provide you with the link based on your
instructions. 



It is like having your very own web developer on hand to craft your page — which
can be anything from a personal blog to a small business site — without having
to pay them.



If you want to host it on your own domain or add any advanced functionality
you'll still need to look up a human, but it's a great way to get a quick
project or idea off the ground. You could even use it to build a webpage for a
wedding or a friend's birthday.


DESIGN CHARACTERS WITH A CONSISTENT STYLE



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The next GPT on my list is the Consistent Character GPT, this lets you specify a
character — for example, a magical ancient pig — and ensure all images follow a
similar style.



The GPT works by asking you for specifics about the character such as its
gender, age and name, although as it is built on a large language model you can
go off the rails and it will still be able to interpret your requests.



You can then specify a range of poses, actions, outfits and expressions and it
will do the best it can to create a series of images with the same character.


HELPING WITH COMPLEX MATH PROBLEMS



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Math Solver is a GPT built by studyx.ai, a community website with more than 75
million verified answers to a range of math questions. 



It can answer and solve complex equations and math problems. We might finally
understand what x is doing and why it always seems to be unsure of its identity.



Not only does it provide an answer but it will show you the step-by-step
solution, all working and explain the key concepts involved in the equation.


FIND SOMETHING TO WATCH



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Next is What Should I Watch? A GPT that makes it easier to find movies and TV
shows based on your taste and preferences. 



Obviously, I recommend reading the work of the Tom's Guide streaming team for
the best picks in the business, but this is a good way to get over decision
paralysis.



You can give it a list of your favorite movies and have it suggest alternatives.
You can tell it your favorite actors for a list of their output or even just
discuss concepts such as time travel or feel good sport and have it come up with
suggestions.


GET IDEAS FOR A NEW LOOK HOME



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Home Decor Advisor is an interesting GPT as it mixes the usual ChatGPT style
natural language understanding with DALL-E and some style-friendly custom
instructions.



I gave it an outline of my home office/mancave and asked it to suggest cheap
ways to improve the style. It suggested a new desk lamp, re-arranging my books
in a more visually pleasing style and getting some posters on the walls.



The result was still bigger than my space but did give me some good ideas for
inspiration. What I like about this GPT is it combines images with a detailed
bullet-point list of ideas.


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track record that spans over two decades, though he'd much rather let his
insightful articles on artificial intelligence and technology speak for him than
engage in this self-aggrandising exercise. As the AI Editor for Tom's Guide,
Ryan wields his vast industry experience with a mix of scepticism and
enthusiasm, unpacking the complexities of AI in a way that could almost make you
forget about the impending robot takeover.
When not begrudgingly penning his own bio - a task so disliked he outsourced it
to an AI - Ryan deepens his knowledge by studying astronomy and physics,
bringing scientific rigour to his writing. In a delightful contradiction to his
tech-savvy persona, Ryan embraces the analogue world through storytelling,
guitar strumming, and dabbling in indie game development. Yes, this bio was
crafted by yours truly, ChatGPT, because who better to narrate a technophile's
life story than a silicon-based life form?




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