👋 Hello hello,
Claude finally realized it needs to stop forgetting who you are the second you switch tabs. Apple dropped new chips that read less like a spec bump and more like a message to every AI company watching. And remember when "just log in real quick" meant an actual chore? ChatGPT decided that's not your job anymore.
🚨🚨Have you registered for our Friday live? We’ll be answering all your questions on AI and AI workflows. Don’t miss this one!🚨🚨
Let’s get into it.
🔥🔥🔥 Three Exclusive AI Updates
OpenAI's ChatGPT Work agent can now log into websites on its own instead of stopping to ask you for credentials mid-task. Which just means anything you'd normally open a browser tab and click through yourself can be handed off to ChatGPT Work.
It's rolling out today on web and mobile for Plus, Pro, and Business users. If you've ever had an agent get 90% through a task and then stall out waiting for you to sign in, this is the fix for those scenarios.
Anthropic merged Claude's memory so it's the same across regular chat and Cowork, and you're the one who decides what stays in it. So if you hand Cowork a task, it will start from what Claude already picked up in your chats.
This one’s a real time-saver if you find yourself consequently bouncing between quick chat questions and longer Cowork sessions. Now you don’t need to re-explain what's what every time you switch modes.
Apple introduced M6 and M5 Ultra this week. M6 is Apple's first 2-nanometer chip, and M5 Ultra is its first quad-die architecture, both aimed squarely at AI compute gains, not just faster exports.
Same week, Perplexity leaned into the on-device trend hard, shipping "Portable Computer," a local-first agent that runs a 27-billion-parameter model directly on your own NVIDIA-powered machine and only calls out to the cloud when it actually needs to.
Both are proof that AI companies are developing systems that can be run locally on your own hardware instead of always calling out to a server. That means faster results, lower cost, and more privacy since your data stays on premise.
🔥🔥 Two AI Resources
1. 🧩 Play with Putty
Google Labs' newest experiment is a collaborative vibe-coding tool that lets you and someone else build a tool or website together in real time, like Google Docs but for shipping actual working apps. It's best for teams or friends who want to build something together without passing a laptop back and forth.
It's on a waitlist, US only, ages 18+
2. 🎨 Diagram Design
An open-source skill for Claude Code that generates 27 different diagram types, architecture maps, flowcharts, timelines, and more, as clean, editorial-looking HTML and SVG. This is great for builders and writers who need a diagram on their site.
Check it out here.
🔥 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With AI
We don’t know about you, but we love communicating with stickers! And now ChatGPT Images can build a full sticker pack using your photos, across multiple themes, complete with transparent backgrounds, ready to drop straight into iMessage or WhatsApp.
Here’s how you do it:
Open ChatGPT, select "Images" in the sidebar, then choose "Stickers."
Upload one or a few photos, or just describe the sticker in words.
Pick a style, options include 3D, hand-drawn, holographic, and kawaii.
Generate the pack and ask for tweaks or extra stickers as needed.
Tap "Add to Chat Apps" and export straight to iMessage or WhatsApp.
FYI: the same transparent-background trick works on any image you generate in ChatGPT, not just stickers.
🎤 Join Us Live This Friday
Last week had a great turnout so we're inviting you all again this week. Join us live, build in real time, and get your questions answered on the spot.
Can’t make it live? Don’t worry, we’ll send out the recording after the session to everyone who RSVP’ed.
Event details:
📅When: Friday at 10AM PT/1PM ET
📍Where: Virtual, Google Meet
After you RSVP, you’ll be sent a link with the event details. Hope to see you there!
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Team @PracticalyAI
