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Apple Intelligence is investing more, by launching an iPad style maintenance device for your home. It’ll likely be launched next year.

Today (yes, today), everyone can download the ChatGPT Windows app. If you haven’t used it, you need to try it. It can “see” your screen, giving you more context-related advice.

Let’s say you’re in Power BI and you get a weird DAX error - no more copying and pasting code, just communicate with the ChatGPT Windows app.

Let’s get into it.

In this issue:

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• 🤿Deep Dive: AI-powered smart home tablet by Apple

• 🖼️AI Art: Examples of great and trending AI art

• 🤿Deep Dive: ChatGPT Windows app now available for all users

• ⚒️Tool Snapshots: Tools for AI, no-code, and productivity

• 📰Top News: News on AI, no-code, and productivity

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🤿 DEEP DIVE

Apple's New AI-Powered Smart Home Tablet

Intelligence: Apple is reportedly planning to launch a wall-mounted smart home tablet with artificial intelligence capabilities in 2025, potentially reshaping the landscape of the smart home industry.

• The new device, expected to serve as a "command center for the home," will reportedly feature a 6-inch touchscreen and voice control capabilities via Siri, Apple Intelligence, or a forthcoming system named "App Intents".

• The tablet is anticipated to control smart home appliances, conduct video calls, and run on a new operating system with traditional Apple apps like Safari, Apple Music, Notes, and Calendar.

• The device is positioned to rival Amazon's Echo Hub and Google's Nest Hub, with a similar price range of $100 to $250.

• Alongside this, Apple is also said to be developing an iPad on a robotic arm that could be priced around $1,000.

🖼️ AI ART

Examples of great and trending AI art

🤿 DEEP DIVE

OpenAI's ChatGPT Windows App Now Available to All Users

Intelligence: OpenAI has announced the availability of its ChatGPT Windows app to all users, following an initial release limited to paid users.

• ChatGPT's Windows app was launched last month, originally only accessible to paid users.

• OpenAI has now extended the availability of the app to all users.

   

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📰 TOP NEWS

News on AI, no-code, automation, and productivity

💡 Perplexity Dares Where Google Dares

This week, the AI-powered search engine, Perplexity, is launching an ad experiment, showcasing “sponsored follow-up questions” alongside answers in the U.S., a bold move contrasting OpenAI's choice to go ad-free with its product, ChatGPT Search.

👀 Get Your Coding Apps Read Out

OpenAI's ChatGPT now can read code in certain coding apps like VS Code, Xcode, TextEdit, Terminal, and iTerm2 on macOS, eliminating the need for developers to copy-paste their code, making the interaction with the AI chatbot more seamless and contextual.

🎶 Pushing Musical Boundaries with YouTube Shorts

YouTube is test-running a new feature for Shorts that allows creators to 'restyle', basically remix - select officially licensed tracks using AI, creating unique 30-second soundtracks whilst maintaining original lyrics and essence.

📝 Wall Street Journal Tests AI-Generated Summaries

The Wall Street Journal is trialing AI-generated article summaries, displayed in a 'Key Points' box on top of its news stories, which are supervised by an editor, creating a potential game-changer in enhancing the reader experience.

🔮 AI Predicts Tumor Genes Activity

Stanford Medicine researchers have developed an AI-powered computational program, SEQUOIA, which can predict the activity of thousands of genes within tumor cells using standard microscopy images of the biopsy, potentially fast-tracking clinical decisions, and curbing costs.

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