Do you know how to utilise ChatGPT but have heard of it? Now that Udemy has courses available, you may learn how to use an AI chatbot effectively. Professionals that are knowledgeable in ChatGPT are even using it as a job opportunity. Ironically, the chatbot is now being utilised to make money despite earlier being considered as a threat that may eliminate jobs. Don’t trust us? A man by the name of Lance Junck made over $35,000 (about Rs. 28) in just three months.
A brief about on Udemy, a 23-year-old man teaches ChatGPT fundamentals and makes more than Rs 28 lakh in three months
According to Business Insider, Lance Junck, a 23-year-old, has started an online course on an education platform. The goal of the course was to instruct students on ChatGPT usage. Almost 15,000 students from all over the world registered for the course in just three months. Almost $35,000 has been made so far from his course, “ChatGPT Masterclass: A Comprehensive ChatGPT Tutorial for Beginners.”
In an interview with the magazine, Junck expressed his amazement at the AI app’s capabilities and his desire to make the bot accessible to everyone. Also, he recognised a chance to share his knowledge with others so they could make the most of this miraculous tool. ChatGPT has a remarkable learning curve, he noted. As a result, Junk remarked, “I tried to make it warm, interesting, and approachable because I think people are kind of terrified of ChatGPT.” Unfortunately, Junk was not given any official ChatGPT training. He acknowledged being self-taught.
Junck revealed that he works on the bot for several hours every day. To better understand how to encourage the bot, he instructs it to “do things like write an introduction to a novel or product descriptions for various foods,” according to the study. Junk also mentioned that he reads all of the ChatGPT content available online.
According to the story, the seven-hour course created by Junk now costs $20. It was filmed by Junck over the course of roughly three weeks and consists of 50 lessons aimed for novices. Most of the students who have signed up for Junck’s course are from the US, but it has also drawn students from Canada, Japan, and India. students from the Middle East, Russia, and Venezuela. Students have enrolled from nations where ChatGPT is not yet available, according to Junck.
