ChatGPT course instruction is the newest side hustle on the market. Meet the teachers making thousands from the lucrative gig.
But some struggle to integrate ChatGPT into their workflow, three ChatGPT course instructors told Insider. They each said there is a steep learning curve to using the chatbot to generate accurate, desirable outputs. Udemy, for instance, currently offers more than 429 courses on ChatGPT that have enrolled more than 417,000 learners interested in mastering the bot — a 47% increase since March, Callie Kaminski, a spokesperson for Udemy, told Insider.
Saurabh Bhatia, a 48-year-old medical doctor who also teaches ChatGPT on Skillshare, echoes the sentiment. He said he"never felt like an expert" in ChatGPT. Without technical expertise, these amateur instructors are aware that competition in the ChatGPT course market — which they said is growing — could hurt their businesses. Junck said he's wondered whether there's"some kid at Cornell getting his PhD in large language models" teaching ChatGPT that would"blow me out of the water." Even though they might not be technically trained in AI, the course instructors who Insider spoke to said their courses are raking in cash.
Targeting a niche of creatives and breaking down technical concepts for them in an accessible way could be what drove the demand, Dean said.
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