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If meetings often leave your brain full and your notes scattered, you’re not alone. Whether it’s a fast-moving brainstorming session, a Zoom call packed with project updates, or just a solo voice memo full of ideas, important details can slip through the cracks. ChatGPT Record Mode is OpenAI’s answer to this modern workplace problem—a powerful, privacy-first tool that transforms spoken words into structured, searchable knowledge. Currently brand new and only available on the ChatGPT macOS desktop app for Team users (for now), this feature makes your conversations not just easier to capture—but easier to act on.

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.

Sam Altman has shared an extract from a new AI model they’ve trained, and it’s already causing a stir. We don’t know if or when we’ll get access to this model—OpenAI hasn’t given a release date or even guaranteed we’ll see it. However, from the preview Altman posted on X (formerly Twitter), it’s clear the model isn’t just spitting out generic text. It’s dabbling in something quite literary. What’s So Special About This Model?

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A research preview of an agent that can use its own browser to perform tasks for you. Available to Pro users in the U.S.