3 things ChatGPT taught me in May 2026

ChatGPT 101

In April, at Military Creator Con, I learned that everyone was using AI but me. This Saturday, I want to share some new developments with veteran content creators in Creator Hub. At the end of April, I developed ChatGPT 88 Behavior.

Just days before May kicked off, I fell for AI and had an 88 vision. In numerology, 88 is often interpreted as a number of power, achievement, abundance, legacy, and amplified influence, according to ChatGPT. Here are 3 additional things I learned in May with Drew Pearson.

Ok this does not look like Drew and he only won one Super Bowl. AI ain’t perfect.

1. Image is everything

When I began flirting with ChatGPT in April, I learned a valuable lesson. Submit an image with your prompt first for best accuracy. When I began with Drew, I let ChatGPT create his image instead. After much ridicule, I learned how to fix it quickly.

After working on Playmaker for June, I have some Dandys on the way. May was a testing ground for “The Original 88.” On the bright side, Drew actually liked, commented, and shared to his Instagram story on May 1st.

Drew is currently 3rd all time now in recpetions behind Jason Witten (1215) and Michael Irvin (750) respectfully.

2. Content batching

Content batching is a productivity technique in which you create multiple pieces of content during a single, focused session rather than creating them daily. On April 29th, I began batch creating my May ChatGPT 88 Behavior campaign with Drew.

I’ve used Canva for over a decade. Let me tell you, ChatGPT literally created a month’s worth of daily posts for me in 48 hours. That would have taken me a week in Canva under my current workflow. Content batching is perfect for scheduling daily Facebook posts.

Need proof? I shared the entire month’s batch for my Facebook supporters. To include an exclusive Drew Pearson eBook style with all the images and additional information.

Get it here.

88 Behavior connects NFL fans off turf at live events annually.

3. AI’s not perfect

Clearly, when you use ChatGPT, you can read below the “Ask Anything” chat, and it says the following: “ChatGPT can make mistakes. Check important info.” This developed about a week into posting Daily on Facebook.

Comments from fans alerted me to inaccuracies in some information about Drew’s career. My advice is to submit a source reference in your prompt. Meaning I learned to add sites like the NFL and the HOF to use for sourcing and reference. But, even then, double-check your stats.

I know my May images were far from perfect. That’s ok because after June, you will see my in-game adjustments with Playmaker. Next April, when I return to Military Creator Con, I will be happy to teach them about my ChatGPT 88 Behavior.

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ChatGPT Conclusion

My entire summer is dedicated to the Cowboys “88 Club.” Join My 120-day 88 Behavior Challenge and test your knowledge on all four. After May, I quickly learned to adjust in-game and keep winning.

Submit an image with your prompt for image accuracy. Content batching saves time and boosts creativity. Neither humans nor ChatGPT is perfect yet. Well, my mission is to code 88 Behavior into the ChatGPT ranks now. Always check your work is a great rule!

I encourage veteran content creators to look at AI and begin incorporating it into their resumes. Join me here next Saturday when I share how you can win a trip to Alaska to fish with the “Coldest Cowboys Fans” I know. Learn about my RTB and SBG memberships today. See you next Saturday. Keep posting!

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