What's worth knowing about AI in August 2026: Atlassian's data says one AI super user per team is enough. Plus what frontier firms do differently.

Google's Workspace Studio Skills beta lets you build a reusable Gemini instruction once and invoke it anywhere in Docs, Slides, Gmail, and Chat.

As of this week, Claude's memory works the same way whether you're chatting or handing work to Claude Cowork.

Google's Speak to Window turns your Mac's Fn key into an AI dictation button. Here's what stood out, how to set it up, and how it compares to Wispr Flow.

Anthropic turned Claude in Chrome into a full Cowork session, with shared history, skills, and connectors. Here's what changed, who has access, and how to test it.

OpenAI's new Work at the Frontier report finds 43.5% of occupation-specific AI use involves tasks from another job. Here is why that substantiates impact per hour.

Your AI outputs feel generic because the model has no context on how your organization actually works. Here are three levels of context offloading to start this week.

OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar proposes measuring AI by useful work, not adoption. Here is why the framework holds up, and what it means for your own AI fluency.

Anthropic's Record a Skill turns a screen recording into a reusable Claude Skill. Here are the five steps, using my daily LinkedIn review as the worked example.