Yes. Helping with both content and formatting for wordpress sites.
I also use it for simple HTML and CSS editing, and for WP shortcodes(can use shortcodes make certain types of javascrip modules, like image sliders and tabbed content boxes and css stylized-look just basic backround and icons- using shortcodes, that you could also do with visual editors like elamentor modules, but takes way less time to do with chatgpt), so I can get rich formatting I paste as code onto a page rather than simple text and an image. Just have to explain what you need(and, if plugin based shortcodes, what they are). Basically I made a template for page content, teach GPT it, and have it reuse it over and over for different content - so not just formating the templates, but filling it in with content based on info I provide it too use(can copy the top 5 articles for a search result, paste all 5 full articles, and tell gpt to write x amount of paragraphs, make bullet point sections, F.A.Q. with javascript shortcodes, buttons with my affiliate link urls, etc. Way faster than manually doing it for each page or fiddling with visual editor modules.
I use the $60 a month GPT(min for team plan is 2 users at $30 a month, the non team plan version for 1 user is a lower capacity. I only use one of the 2 team accounts, but I pay for both, because I just have to, the $30 plan is throttled too much - and I mean often I do over 100,000 words output, for 20,000 words wouldn't really matter).
In my opinion, making money with ai is the same concept as making money without ai.
Whether niche blog sites or ecommerce sites, you can do it faster and at a larger scale. If you pick the right thing to scale up, can make good money, just like without ai.
I started last year. My sales are no where near where I wanted, the first sites was more of a learning experience, picked too competive of niches which I had no chance of ranking for. Readjusted, scaling up, and just gotta keep grinding and eventually it'll add up. Though this is if you don't mind doing 50 hour weeks for 3 months or more with nearly no pay. This type of grind is gradual, over a few years I'll have a ton of sites though and it'll be worth it.