AI chat use cases

AI chat for real work

General advice about AI is easy to find. What is harder to find is a clear picture of how it helps in a specific job or situation. These pages are written for particular groups of people. Each one lists the most useful ways that audience can use an AI chat, with a concrete example prompt for every idea that you can open in ChatG with one click and adapt to your own situation.

Every page also covers what to avoid, such as sharing confidential information, trusting unchecked facts or handing in AI-written work as your own, and points to the AI tools and prompt categories that fit that audience best.

Choose your page

• Students: explanations, revision plans, practice questions and feedback on drafts.
• Teachers: lesson ideas, differentiated exercises, rubrics and parent emails.
• Developers: debugging, code review, tests, regular expressions and documentation.
• Writers: outlines, brainstorming, editing and getting past a blank page.
• Marketers: campaign ideas, ad copy variations, content calendars and briefs.
• Small business owners: customer replies, product descriptions, simple plans and policies.
• Job seekers: CV wording, cover letters and mock interviews.
• Researchers: summarizing papers, structuring notes and clarifying methods.

Not sure where to start? Open the chat, describe what you do and what takes up most of your time, and ask for five specific ways AI could help. Then try the most promising one straight away.