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Who wouldn't love to make lots of money in a short time? But the question is: "How?"
For Jackson Greathouse Fall, all it took was a conversation with ChatGPT.

On March 15, 2023, Fall tweeted that he gave GPT-4, the newest version of the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, a budget of $100 and one job: turn it into as much money as possible in the shortest time possible.
Fall told the chatbot — which he named "HustleGPT" — he was its "human counterpart" and would do everything it said, as long as it was legal, and didn't require him to do any physical work.
Fall was told to first buy an internet domain with a catchy name and a cheap hosting plan. 
This cost him under $40.
Soon, Fall was running Green Gadget Guru, an affiliate marketing website that posts content about sustainable products.
Fall used Dall-E — another AI bot created by the same company — to make the logo, and HustleGPT created the code for the website.
Later that day, the first content was released: an article about sustainable kitchen products, written by the chatbot.
Fall also spent $40 marketing on Facebook and Instagram, as advised by HustleGPT, and by the end of the day he said he had received $500 from investors.
Three days later, Fall announced that the chatbot had allowed him to employ people to work for Green Gadget Guru.

Fall inspired others to use ChatGPT for their own business ideas — with many sharing their experiences on Twitter using the hashtag "HustleGPT."

However, Maggie Harrison, writing for Futurism, notes that the site does not seem to work well, and said it's strange that a chatbot would want to hire humans to write for it. She wonders if Green Gadget Guru is actually as successful as Fall says it is.

• All it took was a converation with Chat GPT : ChatGPT 와 대화만으로 목표를 이뤘다 (의역)
• affiliate marketing : 다른 회사나 웹사이트 제품을 홍보하고 이를 판매할 때 일정한 수수료를 받는 비지니스 모델
• sustainable products : 지속가능한 제품
• with many sharing their experiences on Twitter using the hashtag "Huslte GPT"
  많은 사람들이 그들의 경험을 트위터상에 'Hustle GPT' 해시태그를 사용하여 공유했다

Discussion

What are your thoughts on Jackson Greathouse Fall's story?

I think it's worth a try.
Since GPT has been launced not so long ago, using GPT for business is considered an early market
Of course, the affiliate marketing business model may be saturated, but if i run it steadily, there is a chance of sucess. If I use GPT, it seems like it can be sustainable with minimal effort

Would you be comfortable relying on a chatbot to start your own business?

It may be difficult to say that relying on GPT for business is comfortable, but there is no other way for me to minimize my time and costs except for this method. Therefore, even if it fails, I think it is a low-risk way.

Have you tried out ChatGPT or Dall-E? If so, how did you find them?

I have never heard of 'Dall-E' but I am aware of(familiar with)  'ChatGPT' and I use it quite often.
The first time I learned about it was when a YouTube streamer introduced it.
I use it a lot especially for my work and studying english

What impact do you expect AI to have on businesses in the near future?

It seems that people's work styles will change
Specailly, instead of obtaining information through keyword-based Google searches, people will switch to searching by asking questions in a raw foramt to GPT. 
In addition, it appears that with the help of AI, tasks such as summarizing large amounts of data or access materials in other languages will become much easier.

Are you excited or worried about the future of AI?

I feel like it's a mixed bag
On one hand, I expect that with the help of AI, many innovations that human have been unable to achieve so far will become possible. 
On the other hand, I am also concerned that AI could replace many jobs in various industries

Further Discussion

Do you know anyone who runs their own company?

Have you ever thought about starting your own business?

What do you imagine are the hardest things about building a business?

If you could get business advice from anyone in the world, who would it be?

Some people dream of success, while other people get up every morning and make it happen. — Wayne Huizenga. What are your thoughts on this statement?

Steve Jobs is best known as the co-founder of Apple Inc. and was a leader of the technological revolution in personal home computing. At the time of his death in 2011, he had a net worth of $7 billion.

Steven Paul Jobs was born in 1955 and was raised in what would become known as California's Silicon Valley. The area would later become a hub of technological innovation, in part thanks to Jobs' contributions.

In 1976, when Jobs was just 21 years old, he and his friend Steve Wozniak started what was then called Apple Computer in Jobs' family's garage. Wozniak's idea was to create small personal computers that could be used by anybody, while Jobs would handle the marketing.

The two sold the Apple I — a circuit board built by Wozniak that was designed to be sold to computer hobbyists. In 1977 they created the Apple II, which, with its keyboard and plastic case, was a precursor to the personal computers that we still use today.

The Apple II was a hit. By the time the company stopped selling them in 1993, about 5 million had been sold. In 1981 the company went public with a valuation of $1.8 billion and in 1983 it was added to the Fortune 500 list faster than any other company had at the time.

In 1985 Jobs was fired from the company he had helped create. He then started NeXT Inc., and bought controlling shares in the animation company Pixar. In 1996 a struggling Apple bought NeXT Inc. for $400 million, bringing Jobs back to the company.

Over the next few years Jobs saved Apple from collapsing with products such as the iMac, iTunes, the iPod, and perhaps most famously the iPhone, which changed the way people used cell phones and brought touch screen technology into the hands of the general public.

Jobs passed away at the age of 56 due to cancer. He left behind a company now worth over $2.7 trillion, and a legacy of innovation in technology, marketing and business.

What did you know about Steve Jobs before reading this article?

• Actually, I already knew what this article covered as I had read his autobiography.
• Such as the fact that he got fired from Apple in the middle and he moved to Pixar at that time.

Do you find it surprising that Jobs started Apple when he was just 21?

• Of course. I think he was an extraordinary man
• When I look back on when I was 21,,, I was doing military service.
• I think I just wondered about tomorrow’s TV program back then. I was immature

Do you own any Apple products? If so, are you happy with them?

• Yes. I have Mac book, ipad, Apple Pencil, and iPhone.
• I’m very satisfied with using those items
• I like its sophisticated UX / UI

Do you expect Apple's value to continue to rise in years to come?

• Sure. I am actually investing in Apple.
• I believe Apple will grow further 
• It is likely to strengthen its the ecosystem
• In my case, for example, I was just iPhone user.. but I got into its ecosystem as time goes by 
• And futhermore, as far as I know, Apple is preparing for Apple Car
• If it is released, apple is likely to “quantum jump”

In your opinion, what are the world's most innovative companies?

• Netflix is most innovate company
• As it changed our way of watching TV shows or Movie
• When I was in military service, I had to take a leave of absence from the university for 2 years.

What were your professional aspirations when you were 21?

• As I said…

Have you ever thought about starting a business?

• Yes.. but it needs lots of resources money and time..
• An I have my family to support.. so I couldn’t try 

If you could take business lessons from anyone, who would you choose?

• I would go for "Jeff bezos" who was the CEO of Amazone
• Because i fully agreed with his mind about way of earning in platform business
• First, get customer, make earning lately.