My first 3 years of using AI were spent predominantly inside ChatGPT. For the first 6 months of 2026 I spent most of my time inside Claude Cowork. Now I find myself using Claude Code for most things. What about you? Let me know in the poll below. And ask, if you're still confused which one to use.

Big news from OpenAI... Projects are now available to everyone, including the Free tier! Projects let you keep your chats and files together in one place, so you can stay focused and organised. Here’s what’s new: - Free tier: Projects included, with up to 5 file uploads per project - Plus, Go, and Edu: Up to 25 files per project - Pro, Business (Team Plan), and Enterprise: Up to 40 files per project - All plans: New customisation options like colours and icons to help keep your projects tidy This makes it easier than ever to keep your work structured... whether you’re on the Free plan or running multiple projects on higher tiers. 👇 What do you think... will you start using Projects to manage your work?

Here’s something important to know if you’re creating images in ChatGPT. I ran the same prompt in two models: - GPT-5 → full of spelling mistakes ❌ - GPT-4o (legacy) → perfect text ✅ 👉 Tip: When you need images that include text (like posters, social posts, or graphics), switch to one of the legacy models in your settings. They handle text much more accurately than GPT-5. 📸 (See both examples below)

Big AI news today — GPT-5 has officially launched, and it’s a major change for ChatGPT users. Here’s what you need to know: 📅 When & Who Gets It - Rolling out starting today to Team and Pro accounts. - Plus accounts: expected next in the rollout window (OpenAI says “coming weeks”). - Enterprise/Edu: staged rollout to follow. - Free tier: not today—will arrive later in the broader rollout once the switch to the new default completes. - Free for everyone — from the free tier all the way up to the $200 Pro plan - GPT-5 is now the only model in ChatGPT — no more model picker or “thinking model” options 🆕 Key Changes - All tools rolled into one model — browsing, custom instructions, Canvas, code interpreter, etc. - Automatically decides when to “think” longer or just give a quick answer - Claimed fewer hallucinations and less deceptive answers - More emotionally resonant responses (think higher EQ, better tone) - Deep thinking mode only for the $200 Pro plan - New integrations coming soon: Gmail and Calendar connectors (Plus & Pro plans only) - Voice mode for custom GPTs 💡 Why It Matters For free users, this is a huge leap — you now get the flagship model with all the tools in one place. For power users, it’s an incremental but welcome upgrade: cleaner workflow, stronger base model, and no more juggling different model types. Have you tried GPT-5 yet? What’s the first thing you want to test it on?

Here’s a fun little prompt that’s part self-reflection, part curiosity—and possibly a bit confronting 😅 It only works if you’ve got Memories enabled and a decent chat history with ChatGPT. 👇 Just copy and paste this into ChatGPT and see what it says: “Tell me something special or unique you’ve noticed about me, but you think I haven’t realized about myself yet. It doesn’t have to be something positive and you don’t have to be nice, just be truthful.” 💡 Then follow up with: “Fascinating, what makes you say that?” It’s a great way to explore how ChatGPT is getting to know you—and what it might be picking up from your past conversations. 🔁 I’ll post my result in the comments so you can see what it came up with for me. Now it’s your turn—try it out and drop your response below! Can’t wait to see what it reveals about you… 👀💬