If I wanted ChatGPT to explain ChatGPT to me， why wouldn't I just ask ChatGPT？ Why would I need a ChatGPT-generated book， complete with a ChatGPT-generated cover image， to tell me about ChatGPT and how to use ChatGPT？ Maybe after I learned to use ChatGPT， I could also use ChatGPT to make a ChatGPT-generated book that explains ChatGPT， and then I could publish it， and then I could pay $119 for a Goodreads Giveaway， but what would be the point of that？ Can anyone explain to me the thought process If I wanted ChatGPT to explain ChatGPT to me， why wouldn't I just ask ChatGPT？ Why would I need a ChatGPT-generated book， complete with a ChatGPT-generated cover image， to tell me about ChatGPT and how to use ChatGPT？ Maybe after I learned to use ChatGPT， I could also use ChatGPT to make a ChatGPT-generated book that explains ChatGPT， and then I could publish it， and then I could pay $119 for a Goodreads Giveaway， but what would be the point of that？ Can anyone explain to me the thought process here？ Would I do this because I genuinely thought my ChatGPT-generated book about ChatGPT was 。。。 helpful to people？ And it was somehow worth me spending that money to get it into people's hands e-book libraries？ Or would I think it would somehow generate buzz and authentic positive reviews of my ChatGPT book about ChatGPT， which would then drive actual book sales， and I would then turn a profit？ Help me out， people。 I just don't get it。On a related note， are there still people who see this book cover and don't immediately know it's AI-generated and that there's a 99。99% chance the content is equally AI-generated？ 。。。more
