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9 'slash' commands to get better answers from ChatGPT — number 7 is my personal favorite

I use simple slash commands to get better answers from ChatGPT. Here are 10 shortcuts for more human, concise and useful responses.

9 'slash' commands to get better answers from ChatGPT — number 7 is my personal favorite

One of the most useful commands for ChatGPT is /table. This command is effective for comparing different subjects, such as AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Instead of asking the model to format a table, you can use /table and provide the categories you want to compare. For example, you could ask /table Compare ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini for writing, research, coding and everyday use.

The model will then generate a concise table to help you quickly understand the differences between the options. This is particularly helpful when you need to make a decision based on multiple factors and want a clear visual representation of the information.

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