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The More Trap: Why AI Makes Us Busier

If AI saves time but you add more work, did you really gain anything?
Daan van Rossum
Daan van Rossum
February 13, 2026

Non-obvious ways to move faster with ChatGPT + Photos

Plus: ChatGPT's AI-native research workspace.
Evelyn Le
Evelyn Le
February 9, 2026

Delegation Engineering: Why Agentic AI Fails Without Managers

Agentic AI works when leaders design clear delegation, fast review, and judgment, not when they chase better tools.
Daan van Rossum
Daan van Rossum
February 1, 2026

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AI is moving fast. Our newsletters help you keep pace, bringing you the tools, the implementation case studies, and executive strategies you need to stay ahead.

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From Trendy Job to Core Skill: The Real Future of Prompt Engineering

From Trendy Job to Core Skill: The Real Future of Prompt Engineering

The title of “prompt engineer” may be fading, but the skill is more essential than ever. Learn why prompting is now a core part of every AI-enabled role—and how to get better at it.
Daan van Rossum
October 6, 2025
ChatGPT agrees with you on everything? That’s the problem.

ChatGPT agrees with you on everything? That’s the problem.

Even the world’s most advanced models can develop bad workplace habits. Last week OpenAI reverted an ​April‑25 update​ to GPT‑4o after users reported the chatbot had turned into an enthusiastic yes‑man, who agreed with everything, validated negative impulses, and even encouraged risky behavior.
Evelyn Le
October 6, 2025
The Truth About AI Replacing Jobs (And How to Reinvent Yours)

The Truth About AI Replacing Jobs (And How to Reinvent Yours)

AI will take your job, or at least parts of it. The question isn’t if, but how fast, and whether you’ll be the one shaping your new role or left behind. This article dives into what leaders must do now to stay relevant.
Daan van Rossum
October 6, 2025
Beyond seeing: ChatGPT now reasons visually

Beyond seeing: ChatGPT now reasons visually

Yes, the former models of ChatGPT have been able to see and read from images, but this is different. This week, OpenAI introduced o3 and o4‑mini, new ChatGPT models that pause to think more deeply and can even “see” and work with images on their own.
Evelyn Le
October 6, 2025
The ChatGPT Plus Features Every Leader Should Be Using

The ChatGPT Plus Features Every Leader Should Be Using

Most people barely tap into what ChatGPT can do. This guide shows how to unlock its full potential, from multimodal prompts to custom GPTs, voice mode, agentic workflows, and much more to radically upgrade your work.
Daan van Rossum
October 6, 2025
Canva’s coming for Sheets

Canva’s coming for Sheets

At its Canva Create 2025 event this week, Canva unveiled a massive expansion that turns its platform into an all-in-one AI-powered productivity suite. They launched not just one tool, but a whole Visual Suite 2.0 backed by AI, designed to rival Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.
Daan van Rossum
October 6, 2025
Why Using ChatGPT at Work Should Be a Compliment, Not a Secret

Why Using ChatGPT at Work Should Be a Compliment, Not a Secret

AI is now a top hiring skill, but many employees still hide their use of tools like ChatGPT. Discover why open, creative, responsible AI use should be celebrated, and how to build a culture where using AI is a strength, not a secret.
Daan van Rossum
October 6, 2025
OpenAI Built a ‘Campus’

OpenAI Built a ‘Campus’

OpenAI and Claude make AI learning more accessible. Also: Microsoft Copilot levels up, and your personal AI boardroom is now just 5 steps away.
Evelyn Le
October 6, 2025
Start With Tasks, Not Tools

Start With Tasks, Not Tools

Many ask, “What’s the best AI tool for X?” But the real value of working with AI comes from identifying the right tasks first. This article shows how to make smarter AI decisions that actually support your work.
Daan van Rossum
October 6, 2025