ChatGPT has some new features which have become apparent to me today - I’ve been seeing prompt examples instead of a blinking cursor (which has been cool!)

And as you might have noticed, it will now also now propose relevant ways to continue with the discussion (which we saw the other day with the code interpreter example).

If you liked that code interpreter post, another new feature is the ability to upload more than one file and ask ChatGPT to analyse across multiple files (super cool!) and probably something I will test out next week.

So that made me wonder about ChatGPT’s ability to reason across seemingly unrelated prompts, which seems like an interesting way to end the week.

Today’s Prompt of the Day

Is there a relationship between X and Y? If so, give me 7 examples.

Obviously, here you will replace X and Y with topics or items of your choice, if you’re stuck, try

• Cucumbers and Electricity

• Sharks and Mathematics

• Bees and Airplane Design

• Coffee Grounds and Biodiesel… or anything you’re imagination can dream up!

Is there a relationship between Global Warming and Real Estate? If so, give me 7 examples.

And, of course, there are deep relationships that are always worth highlighting:

Certainly, there is a relationship between global warming and real estate, particularly in the context of Australia. Here are seven examples illustrating this connection:

1. Sea-Level Rise Impact: Coastal properties in Australia are at risk due to rising sea levels caused by global warming. This can lead to erosion and flooding, affecting property values and insurance costs.

2. Extreme Weather Conditions: Global warming leads to more frequent and severe weather events such as bushfires and storms. This can damage properties and infrastructure, leading to increased maintenance and repair costs.

3. Energy Efficiency Regulations: In response to global warming, governments may implement stricter energy efficiency regulations. Property developers and owners in Australia may need to invest in energy-efficient technologies, impacting construction costs and property values.

4. Water Scarcity: Global warming can lead to prolonged droughts, affecting water supply. This can impact properties that rely on consistent water access, such as agricultural lands, leading to reduced productivity and value.

5. Urban Heat Island Effect: Increased temperatures can exacerbate the urban heat island effect in cities like Sydney and Melbourne. This can affect real estate by increasing cooling costs and potentially reducing the desirability of properties in hotter areas.

6. Migration Patterns: Global warming may cause shifts in population as people move away from affected areas. This can lead to changes in demand for real estate in different regions of Australia, influencing property prices and development trends.

7. Sustainable Development: There is a growing demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly properties in response to global warming concerns. This trend is influencing the design, construction, and marketing of real estate in Australia, creating opportunities for green development and certifications.

These examples demonstrate the complex and multifaceted relationship between global warming and real estate in Australia. The impacts are felt across various aspects of the real estate industry, from property values and regulations to construction practices and consumer preferences.

For another cool idea, try combining your favourite book title (X) with a career in real estate (Y) and see what relationships/advice crops up…

Happy hunting 🚀