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Introduction: Why Perplexity Labs Matters Today Perplexity Labs is an AI-powered platform from Perplexity AI that’s transforming how individuals and businesses research, analyse data, and create interactive projects. Available exclusively to Perplexity Pro subscribers (£20/month*), Labs delivers what once required multiple costly tools—now all in one intuitive, fast, and surprisingly powerful workspace. Good news: Perplexity Pro is currently available for FREE through O2 and Virgin Priority, with the offer extended until 1st August 2025.

Case Study: Generative AI Skills Bootcamp, Techosaurus Who is Darren Branch? Darren Branch is the founder of Involving Music, a solo entrepreneur who wears many hats—from strategist to marketer to creator—all while steering the daily operations of his business. Like many solopreneurs, Darren was already curious about AI and dabbling in natural language prompting, but his use of AI tools felt more like trial and error rather than a focused strategy.

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Introduction Today the United Arab Emirates made a striking announcement: every citizen and resident will get free access to ChatGPT Plus, OpenAI’s premium AI chatbot. This isn’t a trial or a limited offer - it’s a full rollout, part of the UAE’s ambitious Stargate project aimed at building the world’s largest AI supercomputing cluster. It’s a bold step in a fast-moving AI race, and it’s already shaking up conversations about how AI should be accessible globally.

TLDR Microsoft’s latest Work Trend Index paints a tough picture: 80% of us say we don’t have the time or energy to do our jobs well, we’re hit by 275 interruptions a day, yet 53% of leaders still expect higher productivity. Google responds with a bold claim that 98% of companies have embraced AI—but also admits 70% are tangled in messy data. Meanwhile, ChatGPT’s weekly active users have soared past 800 million, GPT-4o is redefining multimodal rules, and tools like Copilot, Gemini, Claude, and Grok keep leapfrogging each other almost weekly.

Google I/O 2025 was packed with AI-focused updates that show just how far Google is leaning into integrating generative tools across its ecosystem. From search and voice to video calls, shopping, and visual understanding, AI now underpins just about everything Google is doing for consumers. Here’s a rundown of the most notable updates and what they mean in practice. AI Mode for Search: The Google Search You Can Talk To Google’s “AI Mode” is now rolling out properly after a few months of public testing.

The world of AI is evolving fast. One moment, we were amazed that ChatGPT could write our emails. Now, we’re entering a new phase: AI agents that don’t just chat, but think, plan, and act. If you’ve heard whispers of this “AI agent revolution” and you’re wondering what it really means, you’re in the right place. This post breaks it down for everyone - no jargon, no hype. Just clear, honest insights into what AI agents are, why they’re such a big deal, and what we should all be doing next.

Introduction: A Year of AI Acceleration (and a Growing Digital Debt) There’s no denying it: AI adoption isn’t just on the rise, it’s everywhere. If 2024 was the year when “AI at work” arrived, 2025 is shaping up as the year when companies are racing to keep up, desperate to plug their digital debt and harness AI as a true force multiplier. The numbers are hard to ignore: 98% of organisations are now actively developing, experimenting with, or using generative AI in some way.

Introduction Runway just flipped the switch on Gen-4 References for every paid plan, and honestly, it’s the most practical leap I’ve seen from them since Gen-3’s motion upgrades. If you’ve ever stitched AI shots together only to watch your protagonist’s haircut morph scene-to-scene, this update will feel downright magical—consistency, finally, without hacky work-arounds. Why References Change the Game AI-generated video has always struggled with continuity. Even the slickest models nail a gorgeous one-off frame, though the moment you ask for a second angle the spell breaks.

In case you missed it, Perplexity AI has just made a major move - they’ve launched directly inside WhatsApp. Yep, no new app, no new login, no extra steps. Just pure AI-powered knowledge at your fingertips, inside an app you probably already use every day. What’s Perplexity? - If you’re asking that, you might’ve been living under a rock! I swapped out Google for Perplexity a while ago, and honestly, I haven’t looked back.

Just a couple of months ago, I reported that ChatGPT had crossed 100 million new weekly users between December and February. That was already staggering — more than the entire population of the UK jumping online with AI in a matter of weeks. But while I was off-grid on a family adventure along the West Coast of America (which I highly recommend, by the way), ChatGPT pulled off something even wilder.