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ChatGPT is now your personal stylistPeople are using ChatGPT’s new image model to generate full hair, color, and makeup analyses from a single photo. The outputs look like real consultancy reports, with side by side comparisons and clean visuals.Instead of guessing what suits you, the model creates structured visuals showing what works and what does not. It focuses on contrast, undertones, face shape, and styling variations, all in one image.This turns ChatGPT into a visual decision tool, not just a text assistant. And it works in seconds with simple prompts.This could replace how people choose their look.Would you trust AI to style you?Prompts:🌈 Create a personal color analysis graphic using this portrait. Show side-by-side clothing color comparisons to highlight which colors suit the subject best. Make it visual-first, with short labels only and no paragraphs.💇🏼‍♂️Create a hairstyle analysis graphic using this portrait. Show side-by-side hairstyles comparisons to highlight which hairstyles suit the subject best. Make it visual-first, with short labels only and no paragraphs.💄Create a visual makeup analysis graphic using this portrait. Feature side-by-side comparisons to determine which makeup best suits the subject, and showcase their skin undertone. The graphic should be visual-first, using only short labels with no paragraphs. by @chatgptricks

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“Made by humans” is now a flex.Some films and TV shows are starting to add labels in their credits saying no generative AI was used. Others are blocking their content from being used to train AI models.This isn’t a formal rule yet, but it’s spreading across indie projects, big studios, and streaming. What began as a small signal is turning into a clear creative stance.The push is coming from creators, unions, and a need to stand out as AI tools become more common. In a world full of generated content, human work is being positioned as something premium.Even when AI isn’t used, it’s still shaping how projects are marketed.Do you think “no AI” will become a real standard or just a branding move?Source: Forbes by @chatgptricks

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Want better AI answers? Be rude. A new Penn State study found that ChatGPT actually performs better when you drop the “please” and “thank you.” Across 250 test prompts, “very rude” questions scored 84.8% accuracy, while “very polite” ones lagged at 80.8%. Researchers think polite phrasing like “Could you please tell me…” adds extra words and confusion, while blunt commands like “Tell me the answer” make your intent crystal clear. It’s a funny twist: the same tone that hurts feelings in humans might help clarity in machines.Do you think it’s a good idea to be rude with AI? Paper: Mind Your Tone: Investigating How Prompt Politeness Affects LLM Accuracy (short paper) by @chatgptricks

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Claude can now watch any video and break down exactly why it works.Drop a reference video.Claude analyzes the shots, pacing, camera moves, editing style, and creative structure.Then helps you recreate, remix, or generate new assets from it - all in the same chat.No more switching between tools.No more guessing how a video was made.Powered by Higgsfield MCP.Comment “MCP” and I’ll send the setup by @chatgptricks

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OpenAI just made apps easierOpenAI has launched Sites for Codex, its AI coding agent. It lets Codex create, save, deploy, and inspect websites, web apps, and games hosted by OpenAI.You can give it an idea, a plan, or a compatible existing project, then ask Codex to turn it into a hosted site. OpenAI says each deployment URL is production, so users need to save a version first if they want to review it before going live.This could make small internal tools much easier to build without setting up hosting.Would you use this to build an app?Source: OpenAI by @chatgptricks

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Comment “Ava” and we will send you the link.Artisan just dropped Ava 2.0, the world’s first autonomous AI sales rep.And it runs the entire outbound workflow with no human in the loop:Lead researchIntent trackingPersonalized outreachObjection handlingCalendar bookingThe billboard was the warning shot. The product is the actual point.Genius marketing, or did they take it too far?Either way, everyone is talking about Artisan.Artisan is giving everyone $300 in free credits.#artisanpartner by @chatgptricks

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ChatGPT just hit 1 billion usersChatGPT has officially reached 1 billion monthly active users globally, according to Sensor Tower data reported by Reuters. That makes it the fastest app in history to hit the milestone.The jump shows how quickly AI has moved from novelty to daily habit. ChatGPT is no longer being used only by tech people, it is becoming part of how millions write, search, learn, and work.This puts OpenAI in one of the strongest consumer positions in tech right now.Would you use ChatGPT every day?Source: Reuters by @chatgptricks

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The AI PC race just changedFor decades, laptops were sold around the same promise, faster chips, better graphics, and more memory. NVIDIA is now pushing a different idea with RTX Spark, a new chip built for AI agents running directly on your computer.RTX Spark is designed to bring serious AI power into thin Windows PCs. NVIDIA says it can deliver up to 1 petaflop of AI performance, with up to 128GB of unified memory for local AI work.That matters because AI agents need to run for longer, handle more context, and react faster than cloud tools can in some workflows. Microsoft is also building Windows around this shift, making the PC itself part of the AI experience.This could be the start of laptops designed around local AI first.Would you want an AI agent living directly on your laptop?Source: NVIDIA by @chatgptricks

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AI code has a hidden costA Reddit user spent three months building a side project with AI coding assistants.Then they deleted nearly 70% of the codebase after realizing they could not fully understand or change what had been built.The problem was not that the AI failed. The problem was that the project grew faster than their own understanding of it.AI can help you move fast, but speed becomes dangerous when the code stops feeling like yours.Would you trust code you cannot explain?Source: Reddit by @chatgptricks

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Anthropic is taking over the Big FourKPMG just signed a global deal with Anthropic to bring Claude to more than 276,000 employees. This is not a small test. Claude is being built into KPMG’s Digital Gateway, the platform its teams use for real client work in tax and private equity.The bigger picture is even more important. Deloitte already made Claude available to 470,000 people across its global network, and PwC is also expanding its Claude work for enterprise clients.OpenAI is answering with its own deployment push. Its new Deployment Company is launching with more than $4 billion to help companies bring AI directly into their workflows.Enterprise AI is becoming a race for where work actually happens. Would you rather own the best model, or be the tool every company builds around? by @chatgptricks

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Codex now builds websitesOpenAI is rolling out Sites inside Codex, letting teams turn work, ideas, and plans into interactive websites or apps with a shareable URL.The feature is launching in preview for Business and Enterprise plans first. Codex can now help teams create things like demos, dashboards, and internal tools without starting from a blank page.OpenAI is also adding role-based plugins for work across product design, data, finance, and other business tasks.This pushes Codex further beyond coding and into everyday company work.Would you use Codex to build a website?Source: OpenAI by @chatgptricks

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AI stock can buy a houseA San Francisco home listed for $2.995 million is accepting something unusual as payment, shares of OpenAI or Anthropic.The property is in Duboce Triangle, one of the city’s most expensive neighborhoods. The seller is targeting people whose money is tied up in private AI company stock before those companies go public.That matters because OpenAI and Anthropic shares are still hard to turn into cash. For some early employees and investors, those shares may now be treated almost like currency in parts of the Bay Area.AI wealth is starting to move from paper valuations into real-world markets.Would you trade private AI stock for a house?Source: Business Insider by @chatgptricks

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