I currently have ChatGPT (My current go to) & Google (just subscribed to explore) subscriptions, also through work I have Co-Pilot, any recommendations for best way to record in person meetings to Transcribe, Summarize &Auto-Generate Action Items?

DOES ANYONE USE COPILOT

You’re only as happy as your unhappiest child. If you’re a parent, you instantly get it. What surprised me is how often this shows up in business and life too. You can have 90% of things going right…and your mind still locks onto the one thing that feels off. The conversation you’re avoiding. The decision you keep delaying. The loose end you keep telling yourself you’ll deal with “later.” And the tricky part is this…That unresolved piece doesn’t stay contained. It fractures your focus. Clouds your judgment. Quietly drains energy from what is working. Sometimes it even follows you home. Here’s the shift that actually changes things: Find the constraint. Face it. Fix it. Because when your mind isn’t busy avoiding something, it finally has the bandwidth to amplify what’s already going right. So I’m curious…What’s the one thing you’ve been tolerating that’s quietly taxing everything else? Drop it below if you’re open to sharing.

This one is big. Adobe has officially integrated Photoshop, Adobe Express, and Acrobat directly into ChatGPT. That means you can now edit images, refine visuals, and design graphics using pro Adobe tools without leaving chat. No app-hopping. No exporting. No switching contexts. You describe the edit → it happens. 🔧 What this unlocks for AI visual creators: • Edit AI-generated images with real Photoshop tools via natural language • Clean up lighting, background, composition, and details instantly • Move from idea → generation → professional polish in one flow • Use Adobe Express for fast social and brand graphics • Handle visual + document workflows in a single interface This isn’t just “AI art” anymore — it’s AI + industry-standard post-production merged into one workflow. For anyone doing: • AI portraits • Fashion or product visuals • Brand campaigns • Ads and social content • Image editing for clients This massively shortens the gap between raw AI output and commercial-ready visuals. The direction is clear: AI will generate. Photoshop will refine. ChatGPT will orchestrate the whole process. We’re entering a phase where creative direction matters more than tools — because the tools are now embedded into the conversation. We’ll be breaking down practical workflows, limitations, and where this fits alongside Nano Banana, Seedream, and other pro tools inside AI Visual Lab. What’s the first thing you’d use Photoshop-inside-ChatGPT for — cleanup, compositing, or full creative edits?

📝 TL;DR Luma just launched Ray3 Modify, an AI video model that lets you radically rework real footage while keeping the original performance intact. Think wardrobe swaps, new locations, and full scene redesigns, all built on what the actor actually did on set. 🧠 Overview Ray3 Modify is a new set of tools inside Luma’s Dream Machine that combines AI video generation with real cameras, real actors, and real performances. Instead of starting from text prompts, you film once, then use AI to transform wardrobe, environment, lighting, and even character identity while preserving motion, timing, and emotion. It is aimed squarely at filmmakers, brands, and creators who want high end control without high end reshoot costs. 📜 The Announcement Luma announced Ray3 Modify as a new hybrid AI workflow for acting and performance, now available in Dream Machine. The update brings three headline capabilities, Modify Video, Modify with Keyframes, and Character Reference, all designed to keep human performance at the center while AI handles the heavy lifting on visuals. The goal is to fix a core flaw of early AI video, it was expressive, but could not reliably follow or preserve what actors actually did on camera. ⚙️ How It Works • Modify Video - You upload a clip, then use Ray3 Modify to change wardrobe, environments, lighting, and product placement while keeping the physical logic, narrative flow, and performance authenticity of the original shot. • Modify with Keyframes - You can set Start and End Frames to guide longer moves and transitions, telling the model how the scene should begin and end so it respects camera motion and spatial continuity in between. • Character Reference - You add a character reference image, then Ray3 Modify projects that identity onto the actor, locking likeness, costume, and identity continuity across the whole clip. • Performance preservation - The model is conditioned on the original footage, so it follows the actor’s real motion, timing, eye line, and emotional delivery while transforming the look of the scene around them.