米オープンAIは５月１３日、新たにChatGPT4oを発表しました。
これは、有料プランであるChatGPT Plusに加入することで利用できます。
今chatGPT4を申し込んでいる人は自動的に利用できます。
どんどん進化するのでもうこれは無視することはできないし、取り入れてどんな活用ができるか勉強するしかないですね。
この新しいChatGPTに話しかけると、人間と会話を交わすようにリアルタイムで会話できます。確か最初に女性か男性の声か、どんなアクセントか選べたはず。
スマホのchatGPTの画面に向かってヘッドセットのマークをクリックすると普通に会話できます。
（勿論パソコンでもできますが、スマホだとどこでもできるかな）
本当にナチュラルで、早い。
”How was your day?”
と聞かれ、
”I had a long day and I am so tired.”
などというと、
”I am sorry to hear that. Why don’t you rest and relax?”
と言ってくれるので、「どうしたら気持ちよくrelaxできる？」と聞くと、５つくらいこうしろと弾丸トークで話してくるので、
「首が凝っている、どうしたらいい？具体的にいい方法を動画で見せて。」というと、Youtubeのサイトを３つくらいくれます。
その他にも、
「この夏にBOSTONに行きたいんだけど、どこがお勧め？」
というと、これは見たほうがいいと早口で言ってきます。（ものすごく沢山）
「２日しかいないんだけど。。見るべき所教えてね」というと
”day 1の朝から”と立派にitineraryを作ってくれます。
「ホテルや、レストランが高いんだって？どうすればいい？」
というと細かく節約のコツを教えてくれます。
かなりgeneralなことを行った時には、もっと詳しく教えてというと教えてくれます。
私が、「Boston, Boston」と二度口ごもると、
”あなたは二度Bostonと繰り返したが、何か意味があるのか？”と聞いてきます。
そして嬉しいことに、話した内容をスクリプトで残してくれます。
こんな感じ
ChatGPT
With only two days in Boston, you’ll want to prioritize the must-see attractions.
Here’s a condensed itinerary focusing on the highlights:
Day 1: Historical and Cultural Sites Freedom Trail
Morning: Start your day with a walk along the Freedom Trail.
Key stops include:
Boston Common
Massachusetts State House
Park Street Church
Granary Burying Ground
King’s Chapel and King’s Chapel Burying Ground
Old South Meeting House
Old State House
Faneuil Hall
Lunch at Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall
Enjoy a variety of food options and soak in the bustling atmosphere.
Afternoon: North End
Visit Paul Revere’s House and the Old North Church.
Explore the narrow streets and enjoy an Italian pastry from a local bakery like Mike’s Pastry or Modern Pastry.
Evening: Dinner in the North End
Choose from one of the many excellent Italian restaurants for dinner.
Day 2: Museums and Scenic Views
Morning: Museum of Fine Arts or Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Spend a couple of hours exploring one of these world-class museums.
Lunch: Back Bay
Head to Newbury Street or Boylston Street for a variety of dining options.
Afternoon: Charles River and Harvard Square
Take a stroll along the Charles River Esplanade for beautiful views of the river and the city.
Cross the river to Cambridge and visit Harvard University.
Explore Harvard Yard and the surrounding Harvard Square area.
Evening: Fenway Park or Beacon Hill
If you’re a baseball fan, catch a game at Fenway Park if the Red Sox are playing.
Alternatively, take a leisurely walk through the picturesque Beacon Hill neighborhood, and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.
Additional Tips
Public Transportation: Use the T (subway) to get around efficiently.
Comfortable Shoes: Boston is very walkable, so bring comfortable shoes.
Weather: Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly.
This itinerary will give you a taste of Boston’s rich history, vibrant culture, and scenic beauty in a short amount of time.
（ボストンじゃすべてが高いそうだけど、どう節約したらいい？）
ChatGPT
Boston can be expensive, but there are plenty of ways to save money
while still enjoying the city. Here are some tips:
1. Accommodation
Stay Outside Downtown: Look for accommodations in areas like Somerville, Cambridge, or Brookline, which are still accessible by public transport but generally cheaper than downtown Boston.
Hostels and Budget Hotels: Consider staying in hostels or budget hotel chains.
Airbnb can also offer more affordable options.
2. Transportation
Public Transport: Use the MBTA (the T) for getting around. It’s much cheaper than taxis or rideshares.
Walking and Biking: Boston is very walkable, and using the Bluebikes bike-sharing program can be an inexpensive way to get around.
3. Food and Dining
Food Trucks and Markets: Check out food trucks and markets like Quincy Market and Boston Public Market for affordable meals.
Ethnic Neighborhoods: Explore neighborhoods like Chinatown or Allston for affordable and delicious ethnic cuisine.
Grocery Stores: Buy snacks and drinks from grocery stores to avoid
high prices at tourist spots.
4. Free and Low-Cost Activities Free Attractions: Many of Boston’s historical sites along the Freedom Trail are free to visit. The Boston Common and Public Garden are also free.
Free Museum Days: Some museums have free or discounted admission days.
For example, the Museum of Fine Arts is free on Wednesdays after 4 pm.
Harvard and MIT: Visit the campuses of Harvard and MIT, which are free and offer beautiful architecture and museums.
5. Sightseeing Passes
Go Boston Card: This pass can save you money on major attractions and includes entry to places like the New England Aquarium, the Museum of Science, and a hop-on-hop-off trolley tour.
CityPASS: Another option that provides discounted admission to several popular attractions.
6. Budget-Friendly Entertainment
Boston Public Library: Check out the Boston Public Library in Copley Square, which is beautiful and offers free tours.
Outdoor Activities: Enjoy the city’s parks, such as the Charles River Esplanade, and free events that often take place there.
7. Student Discounts
Bring Your ID: If you’re a student, always carry your student ID as many places offer student discounts.
8. Plan Ahead
Tickets in Advance: Buy tickets to attractions online in advance for potential discounts.
Free Walking Tours: Look for free walking tours (often tip-based) that can give you a great overview of the city without a high cost.
By using these tips, you can enjoy all that Boston has to offer without breaking the bank.
あまり長くて困るときは、
It is too much and I don’t think I can remember them all.
と文句をいってやりましょう。
話した内容のスクリプトを自分の所に送ることもできるので、ちゃんと復習ができます。
これはほんの一例ですが、この新しいChatGPT先生と英語を話し、文法とかおかしいときや、こちらの言い方が変なら直してくれというと直してくれます。
是非活用してみるといいですよ～。
