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Ben and Ashley Thompson used ChatGPT to recognize why their son Jack’s NF1 symptoms required urgent imaging, understand care tradeoffs, and build JackGPT to organize years of medical information.
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Aarav Sharma used OpenAI models to build SmartBin, a computer-vision project designed to help schools and food vendors understand cafeteria waste.
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Justin and Rosalyn Porcano use ChatGPT to help run Save Sight Now, the nonprofit they built to accelerate treatments for their daughter Lia and other children with Usher syndrome type 1B.
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Ram Pillai uses ChatGPT to adapt recipes, rescue dishes, and turn the ingredients his family has into meals they can share.
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Proaction cofounder Colin Knudsen uses Codex to turn customer conversations into tailored demos, sales materials, and product prototypes for his small team.
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After years of upper-body pain from a repetitive stress injury, Jeremy Rose uses Codex voice mode to write and debug software while relying less on a keyboard.
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Eighth-grade special-education teacher Ava Morton uses ChatGPT to adapt literature, personalize classroom explanations, and communicate with families across languages.
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Dr. Rebecca Soskin Hicks draws on clinical experience and a global physician network to help ChatGPT better understand patients’ health context between appointments.
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Pastor Ben Palka uses ChatGPT to explore Scripture, break through writer’s block, and prepare conversations that lead his congregation back toward human connection.
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Laura Keenan · Aug 4th, 2026
For government legal teams, the opportunity isn’t to replace legal judgment—it’s to make the work around that judgment more consistent, transparent, and reviewable.
