Adoption and risks

0:17 Well, hello there everybody. Happy Friday. My name is Ashley Hunt. So good to see you guys. This is a cool one. I'm I'm excited for this webinar talking about chat GPT. We have a lot of people in the chat, so welcome. For those of you that know me, it's great to see you again. Hello. For those of that of you that don't, welcome to Stormwind. My name is Ashley Hunt. I'm the senior project management instructor here.

0:40 And we are going to talk about chat GPT. Now, you might be wondering why are we looking at this and not at actually chat GPT? Cuz there's a couple things I want to talk about before we actually get into a demo. Do me a favor and chat in and thank you for all the hellos and that's awesome. I love it. Keep it up cuz I like these to be interactive. I like to have conversations. It's not just, you know, presenting information and you guys sit there like, oh.

1:02 How many of you are currently using chat GPT? Always good to learn more about a little little brother. Yes, kind of. Even from a PM perspective. But hello, hello. How many of you are using it? Barely, yes, not here, no, a little, not a lot. That's okay. Nope, nope, yes, yes. Looking to implement in the next 60 days. Nice. Go Blue Jays. Loving chat GPT. You want to? Your spouse uses it more than you. That's okay.

1:25 A little bit for not but not for PMs. Yeah. Starting an assessment, a little, a lot, it rocks, not much. Look, we're all over the map here, yeah? You're testing a competitor? You're allowed. Use it to create my cover letter for my resume. Okay. See, that is awesome. Those are some of the things that we're going to be talking about. Yes, there are risks. I mean, how many of you look at your organization and think they wouldn't let me use it at work?

1:48 Or I'm not allowed. I'm flat out not allowed. Been using it to generate generic policy and procedure. I love that, Marshall. You gave yourself a great review. I didn't think of that one. I used it to talk to my boss. Yep. Government not allowed, right. Don't know. I can only use it generically. We're in health care, yeah. Reviews for your team. Health care system not first time hearing of it. Wow, awesome. We're allowed to use it as a tool, not as an end-all-be-all.

2:34 And I I think that's an excellent point, Lance, because ultimately that's really what it is. It's a it's an assistant. I doubt they'd let me use it. They're new to tell. Okay. Probably not then, I'm guessing. Yeah, I've been using it to make stuff for gaming, friendlier emails, creating generic messages. And Christie's asking, is there security concerns with it? We're going to talk about that because, yeah. Anytime you have put anything into the computer, right? You're using it to write a nature narration by David Attenborough.

2:57 I would love that. You have to send me a copy. Better than Google. Python blocked at work, which makes me curious. Mm. There's a lot of reasons why. We'll talk about that. Is it going to take us over? Humans, you know, I don't know. How many of you got a little freaked out by I, Robot with Will Smith? Use it to create a technical manual. Yes, Aaron. Besides boilerplate code, drafting emails or the random odds and ends.

3:21 Feels like having a personal assistant. That's exactly, Levi. That's how I want to look at this today. Yeah. The book was better than Is it always, Marshall? Isn't the book always better than the movie? And family bought using it as an office assistant, drafting emails, documentation, saves so much time. Yeah, not worried about takeover. The way you test is too dumb. Right now it is. Maybe now he would. And as for setting pricing and inventory management.

3:45 Look, if you've never used it before or you're looking at it like, wow, that's it it's a little cuz we're going to talk about the risks. We I I mean, I'm risk averse. Those of you that know me, it's like, no, no, she she didn't won't even get she won't even, you know, swim in the ocean. She's afraid to enter the food chain, right? So, but I dig technology. Right? And if you're here, chances are you're either curious about it, already using it and are like, well, we can't use it at work, but could I use it from home?

4:32 Yeah. You could. So, we're going to talk about just some basic capabilities. Look, I'm not going to pretend to be the smartest person in the room. I don't know everything about everything, but I have used it. I have played around with it. I have generated some things for project management, some things for personal. I talked to my classes about it just to