The three hidden ChatGPT features that only professionals use and are free

It's not just about using the internet for everything anymore. In recent years, it seems we've taken another step forward, and now everything we do is powered by Artificial Intelligence. It's not just our fault; tech companies constantly push this technology and its benefits in front of us in all their apps, websites, and services.

And since the "Age of AI" began, which we can say was when ChatGPT was launched to the public for free in November 2022, we have had this technology everywhere, and more and more people are turning to this or other chatbots for more and more things.

Despite our extensive use of these types of apps, the truth is that not everyone knows how to take full advantage of these AI apps, and this is largely because no one has explained how . Just like with Google, there are a number of tricks or tools you can use to make searches more precise, with ChatGPT, like Copilot, Gemini, or DeepSeek, to name a few, there are ways to get better performance.

That's why today we're going to show you up to three "hidden" tricks you can do in ChatGPT or any other chatbot to get results like an AI pro.

Getting everything right the first time is complicated in all aspects of life, so when talking to an AI, we can't always settle for the first answer. There will be times when we can, but you can always find the finishing touches to the AI's response.

And you don't have to retype an entire command or prompt to get the answer you're looking for. The ChatGPT app itself has an Edit section within the conversation itself . It's a pencil icon, and if you tap it, you can edit the command you gave the AI and make any adjustments you think are necessary to give you a different result, adapting to what you've changed in the prompt.

Although some may think so, even OpenAI CEO Sam Altman acknowledges that his beloved ChatGPT isn't infallible, and on more than one occasion fails with its answers. So if you spot an error or are looking for a different answer , you can choose to regenerate the text.

To do this, hover your mouse over the request and select the circular arrow icon that appears in the corner of the sent message. It's like telling the AI to "try again" to improve the initial response.

Just as you have your email address already saved or indicate your preferences on social media, you can also customize your ChatGPT to change the way it responds, provides information, or expresses itself, based on your needs and preferences.

To do this, simply go to the Profile icon in the upper right corner of the screen and look for the Customize ChatGPT option. Take your time indicating your preferences so the AI knows exactly what you want.