1. Buy a subscription as an individual at chat.k3.io or through a representative who could set up an Academy for your organization.

2. Get a mail from K3 to register. (Check spam in case there is a filter on your side)

3. Register your account in K3 with a personal password. 

4. Login and use ChatGPT inside K3. Besides getting many other functions in K3, courses and other functions are not in ChatGPT: this example compares ChatGPT only to ChatGPT in K3.

When you log in to K3, the prompt for sending is available in the upper right-hand corner.  

In this example, we use the same prompt as when you use the ChatGPT. "Write an article about the Keto Diet." 

When done, click on Create. When you do, you can send a new request. You can click on the List to see old chats or wait until the View button is lit and the full reply from ChatGPT is completed.
Your focus will not be on reading the reply until the reply is complete. 

When the View button is lit, you click to go direct to edit mode. No need for copy and paste and third-party word processing software.  

Since a chat inside K3 is more than a chat in ChatGPT, we call the reply a Material. The reply will be edited, moderated, and molded in the direction you want it to go. 

If you click on the View button from the Top upper right menu when creating a chat request with your prompt in K3, You will enter the reply from ChatGPT inside a Material. 

Here, there are many different options and functions in comparison to ChatGPT.  No need for copying and pasting and going to Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or Pages to continue work.  

K3 is a Word processor on steroids working along side by side with ChatGPT.

In K3 Material, you moderate and edit the reply in a Text Block. 

Not only that, K3 has automatically, with the help of AI (and ChatGPT) in the background, helped you in the creative process based on your first prompt. 

1. A Header for the material is created at the top. Similar to the Headline created in the ChatGPT left column. 

2. A Summary of the prompt reply is created in the material. (Only in K3: not made in ChatGPT version). 

3. Tags are automatically created so it's easy to find the material later in the context of the ChatGPT reply. (Only in K3: not made in ChatGPT version).

4.  An Image related to the prompt is created with AI (with OpenAI Dall-E ) for the memory and printing use saved in the Material (under the Extra tab).

5. The ChatGTP is placed in the first Text Block in the Text Section. You can add a Text Block with free text or generate a new one with a follow-up question. There are tools for handling one text block or multiple. 

6. You can find the original prompt in the log file in the 3rd column with a finger-symbol. 

7. You can download it with or without editing and moderation to PDF, Word, and CSV. 

All these tools help you create your blog post, report, chapter, book, or learning material you use in a micro-course or as a part of a Course. 

8. Save it inside K3. The Chat you have created is automatically saved. You can save your edits as your private draft or publish them to the Academy so other team members can use them for their purpose. Or publish it in the public sector in the K3 Ecosystem so all K3 Academies can access this Material. 

9. With only one click, you can duplicate the text block with or without translated content to another language. You can split text blocks into different Materials. You can reorder the Text blocks. You can overview by collapsing one or all text blocks. You can combine many text blocks into one. You can edit the Headlines in each Text block if it's AI-generated in a fashion you don't like. You can moderate and mark facts or fiction you need to look up. You will see all text blocks as being AI-generated, manually, or edited. 

This is how ChatGTP should have looked like from the very beginning. This is VIP or K3 Business Class, and ChatGPT, in its fantastic functionality, looks "old-school" and Economy class in comparison. 

If you click the List button in the first Slide-In, you will see the Materials list. The same applies when you go to the left menu in K3. 

In ChatGPT, these Chats are on the left menu. Here in K3, you can hover over the headline and see a pen to view and edit. 

With the Filter in K3, you can easily find the chats and click on any tag to filter.

Is this complicated? Compare the jumping from ChatGPT to Word, copying to Google Translate, and going back to Word. Returning to ChatGPT and creating an image through a different software, plugin, or GPT? 

The time you save with K3 on every Chat is substantial. Our estimation suggests 50% less time every time you write something and use ChatGPT with K3 instead of ChatGPT only. 

If all teams use K3, the effect will show very fast, and the ROI is less than a month for a year subscription. Most likely sooner than that! 

K3 has made an image from ChatGPT when you first prompted. If you want to Save a PDF, just go to Download in the upper right 3rd column inside the Material and click on Download.

The Material is ready to Print in a PDF version as soon as the ChatGPT has replied to K3. 

It will blow your mind when you realize the time it saves to create great reports in K3 with the built-in ChatGPT!

Let us be clear! Text-to-image is a GREAT feature in ChatGPT. We have this in K3 as well. It's just more complicated since you start a new process and a new chat in ChatGPT, whereas in K3, it's already made from the first prompt. Integrated in Material so you can work faster. 

When the image is created in ChatGPT. You need to save it on your hard drive. 

To use it in another application like a Word processor. 

Then, once, you have learned how to use DALL-E in ChatGPT, spending some time that K3 users don't need to spend time on, you created an image. After creating an image or finding one you like, you need to go back and add it to the Word document.

And paste it into the Word document. It takes some time for ChatGPT users who are not using K3. 

This moment can take up to 10-15 minutes. We did a record speed of 3 minutes, with all the steps required. Go back to ChatGPT. Load DALL-E application. Prompt the same prompt as we had before. Right-click to download the image. Rename it so we can remember it for the future without being a computer. 
Go back to the Word document and paste it from the menu. 

Sure: Not all documents you work with need illustrations. But the hassle this takes makes you not do it in ChatGPT even when it's appropriate and enhances the reading for the reader of the document you produce. As a K3 user, you are used to this. It's like the glass of champagne you are served in Business Class that you never get in Economy class. 

After editing the document by hand you are ready to print. We assume this will take just as much time in Microsft Word, Google Docs, or K3, even if K3 is easier to use.

Compare the results after the time consumption in Dall-E. Now, it looks basically the same. You need, however, to spend more time using ChatGPT and a Word processor if you don't use K3. You need to create the Headline, Summary, and Subheadlines. 

The text in these examples is not the same due to the fact that ChatGPT generates different text every time.