A long weekend for 8 friends, the email is a draft
Sam Altman asked ChatGPT, from his phone, to use the chat history for a long weekend with 8 friends. It was to make three options, a site for the 9, and an email draft. A reservation was to wait for agreement. He writes that it worked.
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What was done
On 26 July 2026 Sam Altman writes that he sent the task from his phone. ChatGPT was to use the chat history. The task was a long weekend with 8 friends. It was to plan the three best options. It was to make a site where the 9 can say what they would want to do, and agree on a place. A reservation was to come after the group agreed. It was to draft an email in Gmail that he can send when the site is ready. He writes that it worked. The profile says SF.
How it went
He writes that the task worked. The post does not name the places. It does not say the 9 agreed. It does not say a reservation was paid, or that the email was sent.
Worth knowing
The post does not say which site was made. It does not say whether the friends opened it.
How to do it
- Ask for three options for the trip from what you have already talked about. Do not book.
- Ask for a draft of a page where the group can choose, and an email draft you can send yourself.
- Book, publish and send only when the group agrees and you say yes.
Try it with ChatGPT
Use my chats to propose three options for a long weekend with [group]. Draft a page where we can choose. Write an email draft in [email]. Do not book, do not publish the site and do not send the email until I say yes.
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Done when. The group has chosen, and nothing was booked or sent before you said yes.
Safety rule. No booking, publishing or sending until you have said yes.
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