I wanted to share a quick update that’s worth paying attention to if you use ChatGPT regularly. OpenAI has just released GPT-5.2, and it’s now live in ChatGPT as well as the API. A few highlights that stood out to me 👇 • Much stronger for real workGPT-5.2 Thinking is the first model to hit expert-level scores on OpenAI’s GDPval benchmark, which tests real professional tasks like writing documents, building spreadsheets, creating presentations, and problem-solving. • Fewer mistakesCompared to GPT-5.1, responses with errors were reduced by around 38%. That matters if you’re using ChatGPT for research, planning, writing, or decision-making rather than just casual questions. • Clearer model choicesYou’ll now see three main options: – Instant for fast answers, how-tos, and learning– Thinking for deeper reasoning, structured work, and complex tasks– Pro when accuracy matters more than speed • Big improvements for developers and agentsIf you build tools or workflows with AI, GPT-5.2 is much better at long-context understanding, tool calling, and completing multi-step tasks end-to-end. Overall, this feels like a meaningful step forward for people actually using ChatGPT to get things done, not just experiment. If you’ve already noticed differences when using ChatGPT today, I’d love to hear what you’re seeing.What feels better? What still feels the same? Cheers Jason

Hey everyone 👋 I recently read the ‘2025 State of Enterprise AI’ report and wanted to share some of the highlights with you. Here are a few things that stood out to me: - Usage of AI in enterprises is scaling fast. ChatGPT message volume grew 8× and API reasoning token consumption per organization increased 320% year over year. This shows more companies are integrating AI deeply into their workflows. - People using AI at work are saving 40–60 minutes a day and are taking on new tasks like data analysis and coding. There are also signs of improved revenue, better customer experiences and shorter product development cycles. - Adoption isn’t just a Silicon Valley thing anymore. The last year saw more than 6× growth in the median sector, with tech leading at 11×. International usage is also accelerating, complementing strong U.S. growth. - There’s a growing gap between teams that are diving in and those still dabbling. Frontier workers send 6× more messages, and frontier firms send twice as many messages per seat than the median enterprise. These tools can do a lot more than most organisations are currently using them for. If you’re curious to dive deeper, I’ve attached the full report so you can download it and read at your own pace. I’d love to hear your thoughts — what insights resonated with you and how do you think we can apply them? Drop your comments below 👇 Cheers Jason #EnterpriseAI #AITrends #ChatGPT

The wait is over — GPT-5 has finally landed! I just released a brand new video taking it for a serious spin, side-by-side with my old favourite, GPT-4O. In this review & demo, I dig into: ✅ What’s actually different about GPT-5 (does it really combine everything?) ✅ Real tests: coding, maths, image generation, health advice & blog-writing ✅ How GPT-5’s answers really compare, with my honest thoughts on what’s better and what isn’t ✅ How you can still access legacy models if you miss the older vibe (yep, it’s possible – I show you how!) ✅ Key tips for getting the most out of your ChatGPT account (including “thinking” vs. “Pro” versions) Whether you’re all-in on the latest or still team GPT-4O, you’ll want to see the real differences for yourself. I share what impressed me, what didn’t, and exactly where the new model shines (spoiler: that coding demo might surprise you). 🎥 Watch it here: ChatGPT 5 Tested — Mind-Blowing Upgrade or Total Letdown? Let me know YOUR verdict in the comments under the video: - Do you prefer GPT-5, or are you sticking with a previous gen? - What tests should I try next? - How are you actually using ChatGPT day-to-day? Curious to see what the community thinks — jump in and share your thoughts! 👇 Cheers Jason

No more model switching!

I know how that sounds. But hear me out. For the past month, I’ve been using this simple daily protocol where I go on a walk, open up voice-to-text on my phone, and just talk out loud about what’s going on in my life and business. Then I let AI respond. But not with generic advice. I’ve been using ChatGPT in a very specific way — training it over time with my own thoughts, patterns, goals, even fears — so it actually knows me. And what’s wild is how often it reflects things back that I’ve been avoiding or pretending weren’t there. It doesn’t flatter me. It doesn’t sugarcoat anything. It just asks better questions than most people ever have. And somehow, by the end of these conversations, I’m clearer, calmer, and actually know what to do next. I’ve been around all the “use AI to save time” stuff — but this is different. This is like turning ChatGPT into a second brain that thinks with me — not just answers me. It’s helped me break a 6-year addiction. Launch a brand new offer from idea to a little over $30k in sales in only 3 weeks. And show up more powerfully for my family than I have in a long time. I didn’t expect any of that to come from AI. But it did. Not sharing this to promote anything — just genuinely wanted to share what’s been happening. If you’ve never tried using ChatGPT this way — as an evolving mirror that learns you over time — it might change everything.