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OpenAI isn’t building a better chatbot. They’re building your next operating system. OpenAI’s leaked strategy memo outlines a vision that goes far beyond chat. Beyond the chatbot – By 2026, ChatGPT aims to be your primary interface to the internet, replacing browsers, apps, even […]
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In a bold first, Denmark’s government is proposing a law that gives people copyright over their own faces and voices—aimed squarely at tackling the deepfake dilemma, via The Guardian. Your face, your copyright – If passed, the law would let Danes claim rights over
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We often glorify goal-setting as the path to success. But in Joan Westenberg’s sharp reflection, she challenges this idea by arguing that goals can become endless finish lines, constantly shifting further away. Instead, she suggests a more sustainable, sane approach: setting limits. Goals move
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Blog Short Summary (from the article by Phil Schmid):We’ve been experimenting with context in prompt design for a while. But in his latest blog, Phil Schmid takes it further, arguing that context engineering is becoming as important as model architecture or fine-tuning when it
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A recent Nikkei Asia article uncovered a strange new twist in academic publishing: researchers are secretly embedding AI prompts into their papers to influence peer reviewers—specifically prompting ChatGPT-like tools to respond with positive reviews. Invisible nudges – Researchers are hiding invisible text using HTML
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Microsoft’s Work Trend Index shows how the “infinite workday” is reshaping productivity. Based on insights from 31,000 people and trillions of Microsoft 365 signals, it reveals that flexibility has come at a hidden cost. Meetings are stealing peak brain hours – Most meetings are
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Not only was the writing consider to be “soulless”, but an MIT study just released found students using ChatGPT showed reduced brain activity in areas tied to memory, creativity, and decision-making—compared to using Google or writing unaided. Here are five key points from a
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