The ULTIMATE ChatGPT o1 Guide 2025: How to Use Chat GPT For Beginners

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Description
In this video I will guide you through a complete breakdown of how “GPT-o1” differs from “GPT-4o,” reveal the pros and cons of each model, and share my best tips for prompting GPT-o1 to unlock powerful deep reasoning, coding, and research capabilities. You’ll also see how features like “Deep Research” can transform your workflow, whether you’re a developer, a student, a YouTuber, or just someone looking to tap into next-level AI. Plus, I’ll compare GPT-o1 to “o1 Pro,” show you how to handle data processing, and explore the speedy new “o3” models. If you’re curious about taking your AI skills to a whole new level, this video is for you!

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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:36 - GPT-o1 vs GPT-4o
2:33 - Drawbacks of the o1
5:17 - Deep Research Feature
6:49 - How to Prompt for GPT-o1
7:16 - Tip #1: Use phrases like “detailed report” or “in-depth analysis”
8:15 - Tip #2: Remember GPT-o1 isn’t web-connected without Deep Research
8:57 - Tip #3: Ask explicitly for step-by-step reasoning
9:36 - Tip #4: Ask for citations if you need authoritative sources
10:24 - Tip #5: Keep prompts clear and to the point
10:51 - Tip #6: Start prompts with “Find” when Deep Research is on
11:28 - Tip #7: Provide your own data and detailed context
13:33 - Tip #8: Spell out how you want your answer formatted (tables, bullet points)
14:03 - Tip #9: Use follow-up questions wisely; GPT-o1 can be slow
14:33 - Tip #10: Vet the sources found via Deep Research
15:04 - Tip #11: Assign a specific role for better context
16:06 - Tip #12: Leverage GPT-o1’s math and coding strengths
16:54 - Tip #13: Use image OCR for text or charts in GPT-o1
17:34 - Tip #14: Specify how many sources to “Collate” in Deep Research
17:54 - Tip #15: Ask ChatGPT to fact-check critical info with “Check if this is true”
18:18 - Tip #16: Break large tasks into steps in one prompt
18:58 - Tip #17: Model-switch “downward” if you need speed or a different angle
19:20 - Tip #18: Keep chats organized; start new chats for new topics
19:49 - Tip #19: Use “projects” to stay organized (naming each chat)
20:16 - Tip #20: Be patient and iterate on your prompts
20:34 - Data Processing with o1
20:57 - GPT-o1 vs o1 Pro
22:24 - GPT-o3 mini and GPT-o3-high
23:59 - Real-World Use Cases
29:39 - Finale