@Techbruneth: ChatGPT has a hidden mode called 'Infinite Private Tutor' that can teach you any skill from scratch in 3 hours. Here are 8 super practical prompts.
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The tweet shares ChatGPT's 'Infinite Private Tutor' hidden mode, claiming it can teach any skill in 3 hours, and includes 8 practical prompts.
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ChatGPT has a hidden mode called “Infinite Private Tutor” that can teach you any skill from zero in 3 hours.
Here are 8 super practical prompts.
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