Open any AI tool. It doesn't matter which one! Type this prompt: “Ask me one question at a time to understand what I do, and when you have enough information, clearly explain how you can help me.”

✅ What is Atlas? Atlas is a new web browser by OpenAI that integrates ChatGPT directly into the browsing experience. Instead of switching between your browser and ChatGPT, Atlas combines them: you can ask ChatGPT about the page you’re on, get summaries, draft text in place, and even (with paid tiers) have it perform tasks for you via “agent mode”. Because you’re in digital marketing and content creation, this means you could use it to: - Summarize competitor blog articles or ad copy you find. - Rewrite or refine marketing emails or landing-page copy directly. - Use the “agent” side (if you’re on Plus/Pro) to help with multi-step tasks like finding trending hashtags, opening tabs, collecting links, etc. 🛠 Getting started – Install & Setup Requirements & download - Atlas is currently available for macOS with Apple silicon (M-series chips) and macOS version requirement. - You’ll need a ChatGPT account (Free, Plus, Pro) to sign in. Installation steps 1. Download the installer (.dmg) from the official link (via chatgpt.com/atlas). 2. Open the .dmg, drag Atlas into the Applications folder. 3. Launch Atlas, sign in with your ChatGPT credentials. 4. Optional but useful: Import bookmarks, history, saved passwords from your current browser (Chrome, Safari) so you pick up where you left off. 5. Optional: Set Atlas as your default browser via Settings → General → Set default. 🔍 Core Features & How to Use Them 1. Browsing + Ask ChatGPT Sidebar - After installing, open a tab and visit any website. - Look for the “Ask ChatGPT” button / sidebar (often in the top-right) which allows you to ask questions about the current page. - Example: You’re reading an article about “5 emerging TikTok ad trends for 2026”. Click “Ask ChatGPT” and prompt: “Summarize this article in 3 bullets and tell me how I could use each trend in a 30-second video for DexDelco.” - You can also ask follow-ups like “List specific hashtags I should test” or “Write a script for a TikTok based on trend #2”.

A lot of AI safety talk gets stuck in “it’s complicated.” It doesn’t have to be. If you’re building with AI (even if you’re not technical), you can reduce risk a lot with a few default habits—the same way we made cars safer with seatbelts, rules of the road, and inspections. 1) Who teaches this? Not “the government.” Not “experts on Twitter.” You + your builder + your tools. Think of it like “AI driver’s ed”: - 20% is mindset (responsibility) - 80% is checklist + routines (what to do every time) 2) How should it be taught? Not by fear. Not by theory. By simple checklists + examples. If you can follow a recipe, you can follow this. ✅ The Non-Tech Guardrails Checklist (print this) A) Secrets & passwords (most common failure) - Use two-factor authentication on everything - Don’t paste API keys into screenshots or chats - Store keys in a proper “secrets” place (your dev will know) - If something feels off: rotate keys (replace them) B) Updates (the boring part that saves you) - If your app is public: ask your dev:“Do we patch security updates weekly?” - If you don’t have a dev: use managed platforms that update for you. C) Logs (so you can see trouble early) Ask: “Do we have logs turned on?” If the answer is “not really,” you’re flying blind. D) Ownership (someone must be responsible) For every AI feature ask: - “Who owns this if it breaks?” - “Who gets alerted?” - “What’s the rollback plan?” E) Kill-switch (simple off button) Every AI feature needs a way to pause it: - “Can we turn it off in 1 minute if needed?” 3) How do we “pressure” the world to do better? You don’t need to lobby governments to make progress. The fastest levers are: - Customer expectations (“we only buy tools with safety basics”) - Platform defaults (secure-by-default settings) - Procurement rules (“no guardrails = no contract”) - Community standards (we normalize checklists) Bottom line Cheerleaders can cheer. Builders can build.

I’ve been building something wild… and it’s finally ready. Just dropped the first interactive walk-through of the Apex AI Console — our multi-agent AI workforce OS. If you’ve ever wondered what it actually feels like to run your business with a team of AI employees working 24/7…👉 Click this and play with it. NO signup. No friction. Just the real interface. 🔗 https://apexai.storylane.io/share/cxmexdmlqpor Curious what everyone thinks — especially the builders in here. This thing is only getting started. 🚀