GPT. Okay, the first one I wanted to show you is under tools. And if you select deep research, you could actually combine deep research with other tools, which makes it a whole lot more useful. I specifically want to show you how to connected to what are called connectors inside of ChatGpt. So, deep research, if you haven't used it before, one of the best ways that you could use Chat GPT, it will go through a hundred different websites based on your prompt and put together a detailed report. But here's the key part. If you drop down under the sources tab, you could connect these connectors. Now, what this does, it uses the web inside of deep research mode. So, it will still go and look on all kinds of different websites, but in addition to that, it will look into your own documents, too. So, they have released connectors for Box. I've used Box for many years. This is kind of like Dropbox for more enterprise users. So you'll have documents inside of Box or Dropbox. I have both inside of your Gmail account for example inside your code repository inside of GitHub even Canva. So let me show you this more connector tab. These are all the different connectors. And you could also connect it up here to Google Drive. So let me connect it here to my Dropbox as an example. And if you're more advanced under the create option, you could even do more than what's just shown over here. This is really more intended for developers here to connect it with other things beyond these simple apps that are included. Okay, so the Dropbox connector really easy to use. Just click connect, continue to Dropbox. Okay, Dropbox has been connected here. And you could also add this deep research to your Google Drive in addition to just using the regular Google Drive connector. And again, anything else could be used in combination. So if you have things in HubSpot for example, you could connect it with these other ones too. And if you exit that page, if you click on profile icon, go to settings, the connector tab is right here. So you could reconnect to any of these at any time. And now with deep research selected here as one of the tools, I could then use a source and then turn on Dropbox for example. Okay, so now this is going to do deep research and look inside of my Dropbox for any relevant file. This is a huge timesaver for me because between Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, Gmail, even my calendar, HubSpot, all that has different parts of things related to my business, notes that I've taken. Ever since I started using Chat PT, by the way, I save a ton of more notes because now I could analyze notes a lot faster. I'll save like three months worth of a Slack conversation with someone and then it could analyze that and tell me how to respond. Now, if I ask it, tell me everything you know about what chat GPT can do. Well, I've covered that in so many different scripts that are sitting inside of my Dropbox. Okay, let me show you what it's doing right now. It's through eight sources, but if you look on the right side, first it's going through my own sources inside of Dropbox. So it pulled in all the relevant information that it could find and then it started going through other websites. OpenAI's website. It's coming back to Dropbox. It's going to here canva. com, a business, Zapier. So this is going to be a lot more useful. It's using the power of deep research and deep researching your own documents plus the internet. So I'll let this finish up here. It's only been a couple minutes so far. Okay, it's finally done and it went through 20 different sources. So you could always see the different sources on this tab. And again, as you could see, it went between different websites and my own Dropbox. And if I want to see a specific source from my Dropbox, I could click it and it will take me directly to that page on my Dropbox. So this came from a very specific PDF. This was a PDF from HubSpot that I covered in a different video and it took me directly to that page. Now, if you use the app on the computer, you also have this option right here that connects to other apps. So on my Mac, for example, I take a lot of notes just on my notes app that comes with my Mac. So I could add that here and then I could then do deep research with notes. That's a great way to connect things that you already use. You could do this with different code uh apps too like cursor and VS code and things like that. Wind surf. So if you use deep research, connect it with your internal knowledge bases using the existing apps that you already have access to. Now, the second one I want to