🚀OpenAI Prism transforms scientific research!

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This issue focuses on AI becoming a key part of our systems: OpenAI's Prism makes scientific writing easier, Gemini in Chrome turns the browser into a helpful tool, AI in healthcare helps predict risks early, and leaders at Davos 2026 discuss how AI affects productivity and jobs.

🧪 OpenAI turns scientific writing into an AI-native workflow

OpenAI introduced Prism, a free, cloud-based LaTeX workspace that integrates GPT-5.2 directly into scientific writing and collaboration. It combines drafting, compiling, collaboration, and AI-assisted editing into a single environment—built for how researchers already work.

Highlights

• Free, LaTeX-native workspace with unlimited collaborators

• Real-time editing, instant previews, and unlimited compile time

• AI-assisted proofreading, citations, and literature search

• Project-aware AI that understands equations, tables, and revisions

• Built-in formatting, error checking, and reference management

Why it matters:
Prism removes the friction from scientific writing replacing fragmented tools with one AI-powered workspace, so researchers spend less time on formatting and coordination, and more time on ideas, discovery, and collaboration.

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🎙️ Live Podcast: AI & People-First Leadership

We’re hosting a live, interactive podcast with real-time Q&A from the community.
Joining us: Bala Muthiah, Director of Engineering and startup advisor, on people-first leadership and using AI as a leadership multiplier.

We’ll cover:

• AI that strengthens leadership (not replaces it)

• Scaling people-first engineering teams

• Moving beyond output-only work

• Expanding mentorship and growth with technology

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🔥Big AI moves you should know

🔹 Google DeepMind’s AlphaGenome uses a single unified model to predict how DNA variants affect gene regulation at single-base resolution, turning large-scale genomics into a computable, end-to-end problem.

🔹Kimi K2.5 introduces coordinated agent swarms and vision-first coding, allowing up to 100 sub-agents to execute complex tasks up to 4.5× faster than previous systems.

🔹Flapping Airplanes raised $180M to build biology-inspired AI systems that learn with far less data, challenging the assumption that progress requires ever-larger datasets.

🔹Anthropic published new research showing that while severe disempowerment from AI use is rare, prolonged reliance on AI for personal decisions can subtly distort beliefs, values, and actions over time.

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🌐 Google makes the browser an agent

Google's latest update to Gemini in Chrome transforms the browser into an AI-powered assistant, enhancing multitasking, workflow automation, and web productivity. Built on Gemini 3, it features side-panel assistance, connected apps, image transformation, and agentic browsing with auto browse.

Highlights

• Gemini side panel for real-time assistance across any tab

• Nano Banana image tools to transform images directly in the browser

• Connected Apps integration with Gmail, Calendar, Maps, YouTube, Flights, and Shopping

• Auto browse (agentic AI) that handles multi-step tasks like travel planning, forms, and subscriptions

Why it matters:
Chrome is transforming into an active AI agent by integrating Gemini, streamlining web tasks into automated workflows while maintaining user control. This shift moves browsers from merely displaying information to acting on it.

🩺 AIHealthTech Insider: early detection becomes infrastructure

This issue highlights AI's shift in healthcare from reactive diagnosis to continuous risk detection, using tools like generative models for blood cell abnormalities, longevity mirrors for health signals, and FDA-cleared imaging AI for faster emergency triage, redefining early detection as clinical infrastructure.

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⚙️ Sunday Special: AI jobs shock at Davos 2026

This Sunday's Special report shows that at Davos, leaders are no longer asking if AI will change work, but how fast it will happen. The IMF warned that entry-level jobs could be heavily affected, while NVIDIA said there could be many new jobs in infrastructure, energy, and skilled trades.

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