ChatGPT Showcased Style/Good Memory When I Prompted What It Knew about Me - Content-Creators Should Be Shaking in Their Boots

Let's cut to the chase. Content-creators better back off from the claim that their livelihood is safe from generative AI because they provide the human touch. 

I prompted ChatGPT to tell me what it knew about me - Jane Genova. Here's the link to what it came up with. The stylistics are an awesome fit for a profile. And it didn't miss a trick in retrieving the high points of a career and a human being. 

How much better could a human content-creator do? 

Here is a snippet:

Jane Genova is a multifaceted professional known for her work as a writer, blogger, career coach, and intuitive consultant. She has authored several books, including Over-50: How We Keep Working, which offers strategies for career longevity, especially for those navigating the workforce later in life . Another notable work is The Fat Guy from Greenwich, a satirical novel that delves into the intricacies of corporate America .​LinkedIn+4X (formerly Twitter)+4LinkedIn+4AmazonAmazon

In the digital realm, Genova has established a significant presence through her blogs, such as "Law and More," "Career Transitions," and "Over-50," where she discusses topics ranging from legal affairs to career development . Her blogging gained prominence during the mid-2000s when she covered high-profile legal cases, providing unique insights that attracted a diverse readership .​allthesinglegirlfriends.com+1Amazon+1cleveland

Beyond writing, Genova offers services in career coaching and intuitive consulting, including Tarot readings, aiming to assist individuals during pivotal life transitions . Her professional background also includes marketing and executive communications, reflecting a diverse skill set that informs her multifaceted approach to career and personal development .​LinkedIn+5LinkedIn+5Amazon+5bloombergmarketing.blogs.com

For more information or to engage with her services, you can visit her LinkedIn profile LinkedIn.

Of course, you need to earn a good living. Special expertise with transitions, reskilling and startups. Complimentary consultation with Intuitive Coach Jane Genova (Text 203-468-8579, janegenova374@gmail.com).​

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