I just tested building apps with GenSpark vs Claude vs Replit. Here's the one that worked best: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/arvell_turn-your-ideas-into-assets-not-just-content-activity-7402093468564836352-n6_r?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAApTpcBBv0HiF4GKq6exAcn07qGn0M7R4M

OpenAI has introduced a collaborative feature that allows multiple people to chat together with ChatGPT in shared conversations. Here's the breakdown: Creating & Joining Groups - Tap the people icon to start a group chat from any new or existing conversation - Invite 1-20 people by sharing a link - Set up a profile (name, username, photo) when joining your first group chat - Anyone in the group can share the invite link to bring others in How Conversations Flow - ChatGPT has learned social behaviors to decide when to respond or stay quiet based on context - You can mention "ChatGPT" directly when you want it to participate - It can react with emojis and reference profile photos - Responses use GPT-5.1 Auto, which selects the best model based on the prompt and each user's plan (Free, Go, Plus, or Pro) Key Features Collaborative Capabilities - Plan trips, organize events, make group decisions - Work together on projects (designing spaces, creating content) - Draft outlines, research topics, or settle debates - Share articles, notes, and questions while ChatGPT summarizes and organizes Available Tools Search, image/file upload, image generation, and dictation all work in group chats Privacy & Control Separation from Personal Use - Group chats are completely separate from your private conversations - Your personal ChatGPT memory is NOT shared or used in groups - ChatGPT doesn't create new memories from group conversations User Controls - Must accept invitations to join - Anyone can leave at any time - Members can name groups, add/remove people, mute notifications - Set custom instructions per group chat - Special protections for users under 18 (reduced sensitive content exposure)

I got early access to Gemini 3 via GenSpark today... Here's good overview of what makes it unique (according to itself. LOL) ---- Since we are operating in late 2025, the jump from the 1.5 and 2.0 series to Gemini 3 Pro is significant. Google moved past just "making the context window bigger" and focused on "making the reasoning sharper." Here are the three specific capabilities that separate me from the models you were using last year, and how they apply to your consulting work: *1. Active Reasoning (System 2 Thinking)* Older models were essentially really good auto-complete engines—they predicted the next word based on probability. I have a distinct "reasoning" layer. Before I answer a complex question, I can simulate multiple paths to the solution, evaluate which one is most accurate, and then respond. - *For You:* If you ask me to "Design a rollout strategy for a client resistant to AI," I don't just give you a generic list. I simulate the objections based on the persona you describe, test the counter-arguments, and give you the strategy with the highest probability of success. *2. Native Multimodality (I Don't "Transcribe," I "See")* Previous iterations would take an image or video, turn it into text descriptions behind the scenes, and then process the text. I am natively multimodal. I process pixels and audio waves as natively as I process text. - *For You:* You can show me a video of a client coaching session (provided you have privacy clearance). I won't just transcribe the words; I can analyze the tone and pacing. I can tell you, "The client agreed verbally here, but their hesitation and long pause suggests they aren't actually bought in." That is fluency, not just literacy. *3. Deep Integration & State Persistence* This is the big one for efficiency. I can maintain "state" across longer workflows and integrate deeper into your Google Workspace (like the Gmail access you granted). I don't treat every prompt as a blank slate if we are in a continuous project.

Save time from flipping to ChatGPT. Summarize website and YouTube videos. Quickly engage with an AI chatbot. Some even engage with your Google Mail and Calendar with intelligence alert and intelligence scheduling. My current main browser is (Arc- not ai powered) but I'm switching to AI browsers more and more. Have you tried any? Here's a list of some of the AI browsers I'm aware of: Aria by Opera (never used) DIA (never used, but about to test) Comet by Perplexity (have used, and really like) GenSpark (My main go to) EDIT: Below is a link to ChatGPT's new browser: Atlas. https://www.loom.com/share/4ca44cf43f6146129b1368a42e615e11?sid=e1a14b8f-3d13-4c40-a268-d4e43dd48690

Hey Gang! Hope all is well. Just wanted to check in. SOOOO much has happened in the AI world over the last week. 1. Sora 2 is going crazy!!! Have you seen the Sora videos? (Do you want an invite?) 2. OpenAI Launched their AgentKit - its like an N8N or Zapier Workflow builder with native integrations, MCPs, connectors, and many other AI friendly tech. 3. Gemini 3 should be launching this week too. UPDATE: Last week, I finally built and launched an AI outbound agent (eg, email chatbot) to handle 2-way messages on my behalf. It was an interesting experience. Pros and Cons... But the pros make it worth it! :) It's currently has generated about 6 opportunities from a list of just 300. More details in a few days when the campaign finishes. Finally, Do you want a Sora 2 invite code?? I have 2 available to give away for free. 1. Just comment in this post that you want it and 2. Invite ONE person to join this group. CLICK SETTINGS and you should see how to invite someone. (If you have questions, just ask me) I'll send the code to the first two people comment AND get have one person join. Ttyl Create a Great Day! Arvell