If you spend any time on the Internet, you’ve likely seen the conversations around ChatGPT or, more generally, AI (artificial intelligence0. ChatGPT is just one of the more well-known versions of AI. You might have heard people saying that because of AI, there will be no more jobs for humans. Students often use AI to do their homework in high school and college instead of doing the work themselves. You hear about companies relying on AI for things and then making embarrassing mistakes. You may not have explored it at all for these reasons or because it seems too complicated.

I have found ChatGPT to be a huge help for some things as long as I remember a few facts. The most important thing to know is that it can make mistakes. Check over whatever it tells you before you act on anything. You also have to learn how to ask it the right questions! It’s not a human; it’s artificial intelligence.

I think the power of ChatGPT is in asking it to help you save time on ordinary tasks. For example, meal planning! While I share lots of meal plans here at Southern Savers, maybe you have a unique diet or schedule and need something more personal. I’m going to share three ways to use ChatGPT to meal plan. I’d love to know if you try any of these!

Three Ways to Use ChatGPT to Meal Plan

Pantry Challenges

Have you ever opened your pantry or fridge and looked at all the food but haven’t been able to come up with something you can actually eat for dinner? ChatGPT is a pro at taking data and quickly organizing it into something helpful.

Here’s what I asked ChatGPT:

And here’s what it gave me:

Here is the prompt I used if you want to copy and paste: Read More→