6-min read
Your best AI work often ends up buried in a chat. What happens when your team can keep building on it?
Today: ChatGPT Space brings people and AI into shared pages. Gemini saves instructions you repeat. And a simple GitHub project helps you keep—and improve—the prompts that work.
Let’s get into it 👇

ChatGPT Space brings teams and AI into shared documents
OpenAI introduced ChatGPT Space, a shared place where teams can create living documents and work with ChatGPT, Codex and dots—AI agents that help keep work moving.

Image source: ChatGPT Space | Create and collaborate with AI
Pages support writing, research, code and visualizations. Teammates can edit together in real time, leave comments and tag AI to make changes. Pages can also stay updated using connected tools.
Space replaces Library for Pro, Business and Enterprise users. Page editing and collaboration are available on web and desktop; mobile users can find, read and share pages. Collaborative slides, spreadsheets and mobile editing are coming soon.

What could AI spot before cancer treatment begins?
Researchers tested AI on routine lung CT scans from 347 patients to flag the risk of serious inflammation during immunotherapy. The findings suggest a possible early warning—but whether using it improves patient outcomes remains unproven.
Want it weekly?

The AI tool that turns your product context into work videos - demos, explainers, and tutorials
Give Velo a doc, deck, screenshots, or a recording. Tell it what to explain and who it's for, and Velo turns it into a demo, a feature explainer, or a tutorial - script written, narrated in your cloned voice, with an AI avatar in frame if you want it. No camera, no retakes. Try Velo free.

🔥Big news in AI

Image source: Ideogram on X
🔹Ideogram 4.5 aims to keep image edits precise
Ideogram launched Ideogram 4.5, designed to reduce unwanted changes across repeated image edits. Users can update product colors, restore photos or rewrite text while preserving surrounding details. Ideogram says the model also supports high-resolution edits without downsizing—making it easier to refine campaign visuals one change at a time.
🔹Gemini can now reuse your instructions with skills
Google is rolling out skills in Gemini chat, letting users save instructions for repetitive tasks and reuse them with a simple slash command. Skills can combine writing preferences, brand guidelines and reference files—and will gradually replace Gems, with existing Gems automatically migrated.
🔹HeyGen launches business video generation at half-price
HeyGen released HeyGen Video, built on MiniMax H3 and post-trained by HeyGen, for businesses seeking production-quality video at lower costs. Launch pricing starts at $0.01 per second through October, a 50% discount—giving teams a cheaper way to try AI video for business content.

🛠️ Try This
GitHub can help you save and improve AI prompts
This walkthrough builds a customer follow-up kit on GitHub without writing code. The process involves creating a repository, saving a reusable prompt, testing it with fictional customer details, and recording improvements through commits. A bonus project uses AI-generated code to build a simple website update tracker that saves tasks in your browser.

Free Workshop: Turn a Tiny Audience Into $10k/month
We’ve driven over $10M in revenue for our newsletter clients and are unpacking the plug-and-play system thousands of people are using to turn a small email list into $2k-$10k/month.
(…without needing to quit your job, without needing to get on camera, and without needing prior experience).
We’ll show you how to start a newsletter in <30 minutes, scale to 1,000 readers, and make your first $10,000 in revenue.

Google introduces Gemini 4 Argon for complex work
Google announced Gemini 4 Argon, a new AI model built for software engineering, legal and financial work, and cybersecurity defense.
Argon supports up to 1 million output tokens for longer tasks. Google says its agents have helped optimize code and free over 300 TiB of memory across its data centers.
Access begins with trusted cybersecurity defenders. Broader availability is planned, starting with paid API customers and Google AI Ultra subscribers. Introductory API pricing will be $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens.

AI May Make Your Next Job Application Harder
A new theoretical study suggests AI-polished applications could make employers rely more on prior experience, making it harder for capable newcomers to stand out. A short skills assessment could help.
Inside: Runway’s creative platform, a three-day AI car chase, remote AI jobs, courses and cash-prize hackathons.
Want it every Sunday?

New here? Get the next issue Saturday.
Join 76,000+ AI builders who read The AI Entrepreneurs every week








