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October 26, 2025
- Editorial
- Miunsderstanding OpenAI Atlas
- What Caught My Attention This Week
- Amazon counts on robots to avoid hiring more than 600,000 people.
- The Tools of the Trade
- Open Creative Studio 14.0 Early Access 1 introduces state-of-the-art new models.
- The Way We Work Now
- AI-generated fake receipts are the new corporate bonus.
- How Do You Feel?
- People are horrified by the kind of AI startups VCs invest in today.
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October 19, 2025
- What Caught My Attention This Week
- Blackstone: AI has the potential to make entire industries obsolete.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- Wikipedia page views decline due to AI bots
- The Tools of the Trade
- V recites Steve Jobs voiced by Scarlett Johansson.
- Why you see mediocre AI tools promoted on social media.
- Andrej Karpathy: AI agents are not there yet.
- Anthropic makes Claude 4.5 Haiku free.
- The Way We Work Now
- Top US Army Commander in South Korea uses ChatGPT for non-combat decisions.
- Kids in private AI school only spend 2h / week on traditional subjects.
- How Do You Feel?
- Only 2% of UK students don't use AI for schoolwork.
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October 12, 2025
- Editorial
- The birth of an operating system.
- What Caught My Attention This Week
- Deloitte to refund Australian government after AI hallucinations.
- Who generates the most in the world with OpenAI models?
- Spotify meets the perpetual garbage generator.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- British Standards Institution: 1 in 3 business leaders look for AI instead of hiring.
- Evaluation criteria for job takeovers.
- The Way We Work Now
- Archaeologists start using AI to analyze photographic evidence.
- Record company signs deal with AI-generated artist.
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October 5, 2025
- What Caught My Attention This Week
- Oxford becomes the first UK university to offer ChatGPT to all staff and students.
- Accenture fires 11,000 people and prepares for more if they can't learn AI.
- Lufthansa to replace 4,000 jobs with AI by 2030.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- Prompting
- Prompting skills are not good enough anymore, says Anthropic.
- ChatGPT Prompt Packs
- The Tools of the Trade
- Chinese AI models are flooding the Internet, their quality is going down.
- The Way We Work Now
- Universal Music and Warner Music finalize the royalties for AI-generated songs.
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September 21, 2025
- What Caught My Attention This Week
- James Cameron: AI is just as creative as people.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- How bad is the situation for Google?
- The post-AI org chart.
- Gartner is losing its credibility over AI.
- Prompting
- How to tone down ChatGPT's emotional answers.
- The Tools of the Trade
- Hail the new king of AI upscalers.
- The Way We Work Now
- Business Insider can now write stories with ChatGPT.
- Albania to put AI in charge of public procurement.
- What Can AI Do for Me?
- Using ChatGPT Tasks as a social media manager (and your biggest fan).
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September 9, 2025
- What Caught My Attention This Week
- GPT5-Pro does the job of an 89K physician group in 15min.
- Salesforce cut 4,000 support jobs and replaced them with AI.
- Challenger, Gray & Christmas' new survey reports over 10,000 jobs cut because of AI.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- Federal Reserve Bank of New York says AI impact on jobs is still modest.
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what Commonwealth Bank is doing with AI.
- The Tools of the Trade
- How to creatively use OpenAI Codex as a search engine.
- European LLMs continue to be irrelevant.
- The Way We Work Now
- Synthetic sales agents outperform Chinese humans.
- A new job emerges: the synthetic influencer's manager.
- Australian lawyer barred from practice after AI malpractice.
- Vodafone shows poor AI generation skills in new ad.
- How Do You Feel?
- Swedish citizens didn’t vote for ChatGPT.
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September 2, 2025
- What Caught My Attention This Week
- AI stethoscope detects major heart conditions in 15s.
- Can AI make doctors worse at their job?
- Wired and Business Insider remove ‘AI-written’ freelance articles
- A Chart to Look Smart
- Stanford research confirms it's harder for entry-level workers to find jobs.
- Prompting
- The Tools of the Trade
- No need to wait for GPT-5 Thinking
- APW becomes "Open Creative Studio for ComfyUI" and reaches version 13.0
- The Way We Work Now
- The NHS now relies on AI to assess patients with a stroke.
- How Do You Feel?
- Robotaxis are now preferred to human drivers.
- Half of the UK fears AI will take their jobs.
- AI Film Festival leaves press unimpressed.
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August 25, 2025
- What Caught My Attention This Week
- Coinbase CEO fires engineers who don't learn and adopt AI immediately.
- Netflix's plan to normalize AI-generated content enters Phase 1.
- The Wizard of Oz AI-upscaled for the 160,000-square-foot screen of the Sphere in Vegas.
- The Tools of the Trade
- The ultimate AI workstations for your AI engineers.
- ChatGPT finally features per-project memory.
- Microsoft finally adds AI to Excel.
- The Way We Work Now
- UK NHS trialing AI to speed up patient discharges.
- AI is starting to replace human content moderators.
- AI is now used to restore paintings, too.
- How Do You Feel?
- Duolingo CEO: AI slop pays off.
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August 17, 2025
- What Caught My Attention This Week
- Morgan Stanley on humanoid robot economics.
- Computer science majors are now facing higher unemployment rates than art history majors.
- A Chart to Look Smart
- Gartner's market value collapses.
- What's AI Doing for Companies Like Mine?
- Learn what Burda and Delta are doing with AI.
- Prompting
- Think harder, GPT-5.
- Selling prompts for fun and profit.
- The Way We Work Now
- The world's best hacker is now an AI.
- How Do You Feel?
- Vogue starts using AI-generated fashion models, the world ends.
- AI-facilitated psychosis is a now thing.
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July 26, 2025
- Editorial
- What If You Are Not There?
- What Caught My Attention This Week
- OpenAI CEO admits entire job categories will disappear.
- College grads' new side job: training AI models.
- UK government signs deal with OpenAI to find use cases for AI.
- The Way We Work Now
- Netflix started using Runway for content production.
- UK Home Office to use AI to verify age of child asylum seekers.
- S&P Global to partner with AI providers
- How Do You Feel?
- Analytics company suggests companies may lose up to 79% of search engine traffic.