Alex Finn demonstrates ChatGPT Work with GPT-6 Astra handling several concurrent tasks, including video editing, email triage, visual creation, and game testing. His central claim is that stronger computer use has made the product meaningfully faster and more useful than earlier versions for everyday knowledge work.
Alex Finn recommends connecting the services where work already happens, organizing context into separate projects, and creating routines for repeated jobs. For email, he describes a safer pattern in which the system prepares drafts on a schedule and the user reviews each response before sending it.
Alex Finn addresses the blank-canvas problem by proposing a one-day exercise in which every computer task is attempted through ChatGPT Work. The purpose is to discover capabilities and identify suitable work to delegate, while the examples show multiple agents operating in parallel across independent tasks.
Alex Finn divides his own workload between ChatGPT Work and Grok Bot. He prefers GPT-6 Astra for complex knowledge work and uses his established Grok Bot setup for simpler monitoring and review tasks, while emphasizing that users should keep adapting the split as the tools change.
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