✨ Morning, Enthusiasts

This Issue: OpenAI just made ChatGPT social, Google gave NotebookLM eyes, LinkedIn unlocked natural-language search, and DeepMind pushed AGI one step closer with SIMA 2. Plus: the best free image model you’re not using yet, the easiest way to build AI agents, and a major breakthrough in pediatric TB detection. Let’s dive in.

🤳 ChatGPT Launches Group Chats: AI Joins the Conversation

OpenAI is rolling out group chats so friends, families, and teams can collaborate together with ChatGPT jumping in only when needed.

Highlights:

• Create shared chats to plan, brainstorm, and make decisions

• ChatGPT follows group context and responds selectively

• Invite up to 20 people with a simple link

• Your private ChatGPT memory stays separate and never shared

Why it matters:
For the first time, ChatGPT becomes a true collaboration space, helping groups spark ideas, stay organized, and work creatively together in a single conversation.

🔥 NotebookLM Now Understands Images - Your Notes, Textbooks & Screenshots Included

Google just unlocked one of the most-requested features: NotebookLM can now take images as sources and turn them into clean, structured insights.

Highlights:

• Reads handwritten notes, textbook pages & dense screenshots

• Extracts key points, summaries, citations & study guides

• Works across mixed media - text + images + web snippets

• Great for students, researchers, and anyone drowning in PDFs

Why it matters:
NotebookLM can finally learn the way you do, from messy photos, quick captures, and real-world study material. It’s a massive step toward a true “second brain” that understands everything you throw at it.

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🔸LinkedIn Supercharges Search with AI-Powered People Finder

LinkedIn has launched a new AI-powered people search that lets Premium users in the U.S. find the right professionals using simple, natural language instead of exact titles or filters. Whether you type “someone who’s grown a small business” or “an expert in digital marketing,” LinkedIn now understands intent and surfaces relevant experts, making discovery faster and more intuitive.

🔸 SIMA 2: Google DeepMind’s New AI Agent That Thinks, Plays & Learns Like a Human

Google DeepMind has unveiled SIMA 2, a major leap toward embodied AGI. Powered by Gemini, SIMA 2 goes beyond simple instruction-following to reason about goals, converse naturally, understand sketches, interpret emojis, and complete long, multi-step tasks in complex 3D worlds even in games it was never trained on.

🖼️Create Visual Stories with Seedream 4.0

In this Visual Playground spotlight, we show how ByteDance’s Seedream 4.0 lets you create, edit, and upscale images sharper, watermark-free, and ready for commercial use.

How It Works:

• Generate & Edit → Use plain-English prompts to create new images or tweak existing ones.

• Switch Styles → Jump from Pixar, claymation, photoreal, or cinematic moods.

• Stay Consistent → Keep the same character or product across multiple shots.

• Tell a Story → Build up to 9 coherent frames in one go.

• Upscale → Start with native 2K or scale seamlessly to 4K.

Pro Tip: Use Seedream’s batch storytelling to design mini-narratives product shots, ad sequences, or even comic strips with a consistent look across every frame.

🩺 AIHealthTech Insider: Early TB Detection in Kids

AI is helping detect pediatric tuberculosis in low-resource clinics a huge breakthrough in early diagnosis.
Stanford’s generative models and OpenAI’s $25B global health pledge are pushing medicine’s frontiers faster than ever.

👉 Read the full issue of AIHealthTech Insider for more stories where AI meets medicine.

🚀 Sunday AI: Build Agents, Boost Careers

This Sunday’s issue explores how Google’s 5-day course helps you turn prompts into full AI agents covering architecture, memory, and deployment. Plus: AI jobs, events, and top learning picks to stay ahead.

You’ll also find our complete AI job-search toolkit, upcoming AI events, and the best courses to stay future-ready.

👉 Read AI Entrepreneurs: Sunday Special – Issue #21 to see what’s next.