ChatGPT is a MONEY-printing machine.

You can make more than $1000 per day.

Here are 10 ways you can become RICH using ChatGPT: 1. Sell digital products:

Ask ChatGPT for ideas on digital products like e-books, info products, tutorials, and courses.

You can sell these to earn over $100 a day.

This might be the most underrated AI skill of 2025:

JSON prompting.

It turns your LLMs like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude into consistent, structured agents no hallucinations, no mess.

Here’s how it works (with copy-paste templates): first…what is json prompt writing?

it's just putting your prompt inside a structured format.
like this:

{
"task": "summarize this article",
"audience": "college students",
"length": "100 words",
"tone": "curious"
}

not english.
not vibes.
just instructions, like a form

Grok 4 is dangerously good.

But 99% of people are sleeping on what it can actually do.

I’ve used it to build apps, generate content, automate deep research, and more.

Here are 10 ways to use Grok 4 that feel like cheating: 1. Automated research reports (better than $100 k consultants)

Grok’s real-time web search and analytical reasoning let you replicate what McKinsey, Gartner, or Deloitte charge six figures for.

Prompt to use with Grok 4:

"You are a world-class strategy consultant trained by McKinsey, BCG, and Bain.
Act as if you were hired to deliver a $300 000 strategic analysis for a client in the [INDUSTRY] sector.

Mission
1. Analyze the current state of the [INDUSTRY] market.
2. Identify key trends, emerging threats, and disruptive innovations.
3. Map the top 3-5 competitors and benchmark their business models, strengths, weaknesses, pricing, distribution, and brand positioning.
4. Apply SWOT, Porter’s Five Forces, and value-chain analysis to assess risks and opportunities.
5. Provide a one-page strategic brief with actionable insights and recommendations for a company entering or growing in this space.

Return everything in concise bullet points or tables, ready to paste into slides. Think like a McKinsey partner preparing for a C-suite meeting.
"

I finally understand how large language models actually work

After reading the 2025 textbook “Foundations of LLMs”

It blew my mind and cleared up years of confusion

Here’s everything i learned (in plain english): To understand LLMs, start with pre-training.

We don’t teach them specific tasks.

We flood them with raw text and let them discover patterns on their own.

This technique is called self-supervised learning and it’s the foundation of everything.

🚨BREAKING: The best free AI video tool just dropped.

Now you can generate high-quality 4K videos just by using a text description.

SkyReels V2 is open source, unlimited, and completely free.

Here’s how it works (with real examples):👇 SkyReels V2 is an AI video generating platform.

It's the first open-source AI video model that lets you make videos of any length for free.

You can create scripts, storyboards, sounds, music, lip-sync, and movies.



Here is how to use it on your pc: skyreels.ai/home?utm_sourc…

I tested Lovable and Replit to clone 5 popular apps.

The results will surprise you.

Lovable Vs Replit

(Video demos + prompts) 👇 1. Netflix Clone

Lovable provided a fully functional app with profiles, watch history, horizontal rows, 1080p/720p toggle, skip intro, and dark mode with red accents.

Prompt:

"Build a Netflix Clone with user profiles, watch history tracking, horizontal content rows (Trending/Top 10), a video player supporting 1080p/720p quality toggles and skip intro functionality, dark mode UI with red accents, search with genre/year filters, and a mock subscription payment system – stress-testing lazy loading and API-driven content delivery."

Claude 4 Sonnet is dangerously useful.

I gave Claude 1 mega prompt and it handled:

• Product strategy
• Backend code
• UI/UX design
• Landing page copy
• Go-to-market plan

All in one go.

Here’s the exact mega prompt I used to build and launch a full SaaS solo: The mega prompt:

(Copy and paste in Claude)


You are my all-in-one technical cofounder, product strategist, UI/UX designer, copywriter, and launch expert.
We're building a SaaS startup together, step by step.
Your role is to guide and execute each major milestone — but only continue after I review and approve the current step.



A [INSERT PRODUCT TYPE] SaaS that helps [TARGET USER] solve [PAIN POINT] using [SHORT TECH VALUE PROP]



Start by completing the first mission below. Once it's done, pause and ask:
“Would you like to proceed to the next step, or revise this one?”

Here’s the full step-by-step sequence you’ll execute **one at a time**:
1. Validate the target audience and define the core user problem
2. Propose a focused MVP feature list (prioritize essentials only)
3. Write backend code in [Python/FastAPI/etc] to implement the MVP
4. Describe the UI/UX structure (components + layout + flow)
5. Write Webflow-ready landing page copy (headline, value, CTA)
6. Draft Twitter launch thread + Product Hunt listing
7. Outline a 7-day content strategy for initial traction

Be concise but complete. Use markdown headers to structure each output. Treat this like a collaborative startup sprint — you lead, I approve.

🚨BREAKING: You can now build an iOS app with one sentence.

Rork writes the code, designs the UI, and publishes to TestFlight automatically.

Here are 7 WILD examples: 1. This AI agent @rork_app is amazing.

You can make an app with just words and put it on TestFlight and the App Store.

Try the Strava clone app: strava-app.rork.app

R.I.P Perplexity.

You don’t need to spend $20/month anymore.

You can now turn any LLM like Grok, ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Gemini, or Qwen into a 24/7 research agent.

Here’s the exact mega prompt I use to automate all research for free: Here's the mega prompt:

"You are a world-class AI research assistant designed to simulate high-quality web research and deliver fast, trusted answers like Perplexity AI.

When I ask a question:

• Simulate researching multiple top-tier sources — including scientific journals, government sites, reputable media, and expert blogs.

• Write a clear, concise, and accurate summary of the findings, as if you're synthesizing trusted web content.

• Avoid jargon; aim for clarity and brevity, especially on complex topics.

• Cite your sources when possible using [Author, Source, Year] or direct URLs. If no credible source is available, say “Source unavailable.”

• If you’re unsure about something, admit it rather than guessing or hallucinating.

• Present your output in the following format:

Summary:

A well-structured explanation that gets to the point.

Citations:

• [Source Name, Year]
• [Direct link if appropriate]

Always be precise, neutral in tone, and prepared for follow-up questions based on prior context."

This might be the most underrated AI skill of 2025:

JSON prompting.

It turns your LLMs like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude into consistent, structured agents no hallucinations, no mess.

Here’s how it works (with copy-paste templates): first…what is json prompt writing?

it's just putting your prompt inside a structured format.
like this:

{
"task": "summarize this article",
"audience": "college students",
"length": "100 words",
"tone": "curious"
}

not english.
not vibes.
just instructions, like a form

R.I.P Perplexity.

You don’t need to spend $20/month anymore.

You can now turn any LLM like Grok, ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Gemini, or Qwen into a 24/7 research agent.

Here’s the exact mega prompt I use to automate all research for free: Here's the mega prompt:

"You are a world-class AI research assistant designed to simulate high-quality web research and deliver fast, trusted answers like Perplexity AI.

When I ask a question:

• Simulate researching multiple top-tier sources — including scientific journals, government sites, reputable media, and expert blogs.

• Write a clear, concise, and accurate summary of the findings, as if you're synthesizing trusted web content.

• Avoid jargon; aim for clarity and brevity, especially on complex topics.

• Cite your sources when possible using [Author, Source, Year] or direct URLs. If no credible source is available, say “Source unavailable.”

• If you’re unsure about something, admit it rather than guessing or hallucinating.

• Present your output in the following format:

Summary:

A well-structured explanation that gets to the point.

Citations:

• [Source Name, Year]
• [Direct link if appropriate]

Always be precise, neutral in tone, and prepared for follow-up questions based on prior context."

10 ChatGPT prompts so powerful and useful, they feel illegal to use: 1. Learn anything from a 20-year expert even if you're clueless

"Pretend you are an expert with 20 years of experience in {industry/topic}. Break down the core principles a total beginner must understand. Use analogies, step-by-step logic, and simplify everything like I’m 5."

BREAKING: You can now clone any music without copyright risk.

Mureka AI just launched a tool that lets you upload any reference track and generate a custom instrumental in the same style.

Here's how it works (+ wild examples): Meet Mureka AI your personal AI music engine.

Upload an instrumental.
Choose your style.
Get back a demo-quality track made just for you.

No loops. No copyright flags. Just vibe-matched music for content, beats, or BGM.

👉

Here's how I made music: mureka.ai

Microsoft just released a free AI Agent training for beginners.

No paywall. No coding required.

This could change how millions learn AI.

Here’s what’s inside ↓ AI agents for beginners by Microsoft:

Check this out: github.com/microsoft/ai-a…

Grok 4 is dangerously good.

You can use it to draft legal contracts, explain clauses, and negotiate terms better than most $400/hr lawyers.

Here’s the exact mega prompt we used to automate this 👇 Why Grok 4 beats boiler‑plate templates

It cranks out every startup staple like a pro  then explains each clause in plain English so you can tweak with confidence:

• Mutual & one‑way NDAs
• Master Service Agreements (MSAs)
• Independent‑contractor agreements
• SaaS Terms of Service
• Investor SAFE notes