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ពីកម្ពុជា
ពីកម្ពុជា Made in Cambodia
បើអ្នកធ្វើការងារនេះនៅកម្ពុជា ផ្ញើករណីមកបាន។ រាល់ករណីត្រូវមានប្រភពដើម និងរបៀបដែលអ្នកប្រើ AI ពិតៗ។
If you did this work in Cambodia, send the case in. Every case needs a real source and the way you actually used AI.
ពីទូទាំងពិភពលោក
OpenAI introduces that ChatGPT's agent mode can visit websites, filter results, run analyses, and deliver editable slides or spreadsheets.
OpenAI Academy compiled videos of restaurant and small retail owners who joined a training program and use ChatGPT to answer customers faster.
Another GPT template from OpenAI Academy takes feedback, complaints, and refund reasons, categorizing them into themes with evidence.
OpenAI Academy provides a GPT template for small businesses, one of which drafts messages for booking confirmations, deliveries, refunds, and complaints based on store policies.
OpenAI lists using Codex at work, such as merging tables extracted from multiple systems into a single file with graphs and a section to check mismatched data.
An engineer who is a church treasurer used Codex to build a receipt scanning app, match over 700 bank transactions, and issue tax reports.
An AI consultant in New Zealand says the most frequent task with Codex CLI is cleaning customer or transaction CSV files: duplicate names, incorrectly formatted dates, and addresses in a single column.
Google shows how to use Gemini in Gmail and Docs to write customer replies tailored to individual situations, rather than using repetitive templates.
Official Gemini CLI documentation shows examples of non-coding usage, such as grouping invoices and renaming photos based on their content.
Google Help shows that Gemini can create quizzes, flashcards, and practice tests from notes or lesson documents that you upload.
Google created a Guided Learning feature in Gemini that doesn't just provide answers, but explains step-by-step and asks questions to check understanding.
A guide shows how to create a Gem in Gemini that remembers the store's style and policies to draft replies for repetitive questions.
A writer had Muse look at their Instagram search bookmarks and who they follow to analyze their clothing style.
A CNN journalist had Muse email a friend about a trip and organize restaurant recommendations into a Google Doc.
A journalist from The Verge had Muse buy coffee machine supplies, and it found slightly cheaper prices.
A user has OpenClaw analyze their website's SEO every week without having to do it themselves.
A user built a Chinese language learning tool powered by OpenClaw that adapts to the learner's level.
Since OpenClaw has its own email inbox, a user simply forwards purchase receipts to it.
A user set up OpenClaw to read unread emails every morning and send a summary via WhatsApp.
When wholesale customers send order emails, an online shop owner simply tells the agent via Telegram to prepare a draft order.
A construction site manager has 11 WhatsApp groups and lets an agent read all of them.
A family shop runs an agent on a $12 rented server to scan sales emails and questions, and read an inventory system of over 4,000 items.
A bookstore owner has one agent to answer customers (hosted on a free cloud) and another for staff on a cheap mini PC.
A Hermes installer for small shops in France describes a machine wash shop where an agent reads customer messages from Facebook Messenger every 15 minutes.
xAI reported that a sales team uses a bot to extract questions from webinar attendees and draft responses for staff to review.
A retiree was constantly told that his email inbox was full and he needed to pay extra.
A show host created 4 bots to help prepare the program and research topics before recording.
A user had Grok Bot automatically turn everything entered into their calendar into tasks in the Todoist app.
A Japanese side-hustler, who is not an accountant, had Claude Code read PDF invoices and organize them into a tracking table.
A blogger drops receipt photos into a folder and lets Claude Code read, categorize, and record them into an accounting ledger.
A solo founder running 6 online projects alone creates short commands in Claude Code to find keywords, draft articles, and track results.
A content creator shows how to use AI to translate subtitles and dub videos into other languages, even using their own cloned voice.
Making flashcards by hand takes a long time. One creator built a tool that lets AI convert PDFs, videos, or notes into flashcards that can be imported into Anki, linking each card to the highlighted section.
After finishing a client call, attach the meeting notes and let AI generate a project proposal, contract, and invoice all together.
Many freelancers waste time writing "checking in" messages to collect payments from clients who haven't paid yet, so one creator built a tool that automatically sends reminders 3, 7, and 14 days after the due date.
Got a desk full of receipts at the end of the month? You can snap a photo of a receipt and send it to an AI agent that instantly reads the date, vendor, and amount, then categorizes the expense into Google Sheets.
A study in Indonesia involving 240 micro-sellers had half of them use AI to write titles, descriptions, tags, and provide TikTok video shooting suggestions.
A product might be great, but if the description reads like a manual, customers will simply scroll past it; AI can reorganize this information to highlight benefits first and warnings later.
An online shop owner connected an AI agent to their TikTok Shop to change product titles, descriptions, and images one by one every week.
