Hello AI Enthusiast,
We have good news and good news this week: nothing major happened in AI.
After years of writing this newsletter, we finally get to say it. No model that changes everything overnight. No billion dollar deal. No product that promises to replace your job by Friday. Just a calm, quiet week.
So we are keeping it short. A few small updates below, and that is all.
Our honest advice for this week: close the laptop, go outside, take a walk, and do not think about AI for a few hours. We will be back next week, when AI picks up again.
Bits and Bobs 🗞️
Microsoft added a Copilot skill that turns static PowerPoint slides into interactive, full slide visuals, with clickable filters, timelines, and swappable charts.
OpenAI is rolling out locked chats in ChatGPT, letting you hide sensitive conversations behind a PIN or fingerprint.
ChatGPT’s Chrome extension can now read your open tabs and, in Work mode, control them to fill out forms, send messages, and download files.
Microsoft launched Copilot for Legal, with more than 20 legal specific skills and plugins from partners like Harvey, Legora, and DeepJudge.
Microsoft gave OneDrive a big refresh, adding Copilot that can search, organize, and create documents from your stored files.
Mistral released Voxtral 3, a set of voice models for transcription and speech, plus an SDK for building voice agents that listen, reason, and reply in one pipeline.
A slow week in the news is a good week to catch up. If your team is still figuring out where AI actually helps versus where it just adds noise, our Corporate AI Training turns that into a clear, practical plan.
That's a wrap on our newsletter!
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Catch you next week! 👋
