Today we will look at some great updates coming out of ChatGPT that you’ll want to know about.

Next week we will give love to Microsoft users, looking at SharePoint Agents.

In today's video, you’ll see how ChatGPT now lets you share projects, connect company knowledge, and take action for you in the new browser, Atlas.

Today we’re one step closer to AI that truly sits on our devices, can see everything we’re doing, and can chat with us about it.

No more screenshots, no more uploads, no need to give it context.

It just lives with us.

This is where we’re going.

AI comes to our world rather than us having to go to it.

In the video, I share Microsoft’s new capability called Copilot Vision.

Licence options for AI apps are confusing.

Mostly because of questions around security of our data.

Let’s tidy it up, at least for now, until it changes again 😃.

We will focus on Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT. The free, the paid, and the 'included in your Microsoft account'.

We all know that the more context we give AI, the better the responses are going to be.

But it’s a lot of effort to start explaining everything.

Sometimes we just need something done quickly, so we give less context, and we compromise our result.

In the video, I show how to make this process a lot easier.

The magic is called context blocks. I'll show you how I use them and, how I easily create them.

Today, you’ll see how to take great AI use cases and make it into a simple tool or agent that anyone in your team can use.

We will look at options in ChatGPT and in Microsoft Copilot.

We will also look at the process I like going through to implement this with your team.

Today I want to open the door and invite you into the amazing world of AI App Builders, AI that builds apps for us.

I’m not doing this because I think we should all start building apps — I don’t think that at all.

I’m doing it because I want you to know what’s possible, have awareness of what’s going on, and have that moment of 'wow, I made an app and it worked!'.

I also want you to understand what people are offering when they sell or develop an app for you, and what tools they have so that you know what’s at their disposal.

Let’s go!

In the video, I open the door and show the amazing world of AI app builders.

It’s time to get started with browsers that take over and do things for us.

They are moving from Early Adopter to Early Majority territory.

So you should give them a go.

In the video, I show two: agent mode in ChatGPT and Comet from Perplexity.

I have a very clear preference between the two.

Today we have something that is a little less directly work-related, but still, we should all be aware of. It’s about where AI image generation and image editing are at right now.

We have some big updates from Microsoft Copilot.

Copilot tends to be a bit behind ChatGPT in terms of capabilities, so it is pretty exciting to get so many new features released for us users.

If you are a Copilot user, you will love these new options.

If you are a ChatGPT user, you'll enjoy seeing how excited we are about things you've had for ages 😄, lucky you.

But hey - we get them baked into our Microsoft environment, so now we can do things like: Hey Copilot, every morning, brief me on my meetings for the day.

Or - every afternoon, let me know what is still outstanding in my email.

Pretty cool. Let's jump in.

We've talked about AI agents.

These are AI that can actually do things for us, not just talk about things with us. And this is becoming the norm now.

Today I want to show you one of the things that we do for the first time and life will never be the same.

I can imagine a day when our children ask: Why is it called a browser? And we will explain that they used to just browse. Not do anything. And the kids will ask: Really? What was that good for?

This era has just begun and the first major player is Comet, a browser by Perplexity, the company that makes the AI-powered search and answer engine also called Perplexity.

GPT-5 is here. And it rolled out to ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot at the same time, so Copilot users weren’t left behind.

It’s faster, it’s smarter, and it combines all the models into one.

I’ll show you what it looks like in both ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot, how to get started, and a tip that can give you a bit more capacity in GPT-5.

We need to update our AI policy.

There are major changes that we really need to look at.

And if you're a smaller business and you don't really have a formal AI policy, that's OK.

You need to at least think about these topics, make some decisions and have a conversation with your team about them.

We are hearing a lot about AI agents. It’s no longer a future thing. It’s a now thing.

Let me show you what they are so that you become a smarter builder and a smarter buyer.

We are hearing a lot about AI agents. It’s no longer a future thing. It’s a now thing.

Let me show you what they are so that you become a smarter builder and a smarter buyer.

I love how AI gives us superpowers!

Things that were hard to do become easy to do.

Let me show you one.

Sometimes we need information that is accurate, complete and comprehensive.

Today, we’re diving into AI-powered research tools designed exactly for that.

Do you want to play a game and learn about AI?

There's this fantastic new game that actually educates us on security with AI and where it goes wrong.

Let me show you.

Today we are getting a glimpse into how AI is reshaping spreadsheets, and I love it!

It is really a super simple way to automate a lot of your processes, even if they are not really numbers related.

I will show it in Google Gemini, it is not as easy in Microsoft Copilot, but I’m sure it’s coming there to.

Let me show you how it works.

Hi there,

Today I’m going to tell you about a new capability in ChatGPT — and how it appears in Copilot, Gemini, and other engines too.

And then I’ll tell you a bit of news about me.

Let me show you the new capability: