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We’re wired for progress.
As humans, and especially as entrepreneurs, we need to feel like we’re moving forward. Otherwise, what’s the point? And coming out of the gate into a new year, even though it somehow already feels like January 75th, a lot of entrepreneurs are feeling the same thing... You’re working. You’re showing up. But you’re quietly wondering if you’re actually making progress or just staying busy. The truth is that if you are not measuring where you’re going, it’s really hard to know if you’re moving forward at all. And a lot of the time frustration doesn’t come from lack of effort. It comes from lack of knowing if anything you are doing is actually moving the needle. You can do everything right and still feel off if you don’t have something concrete telling you, “Yes, this is working.” So instead of asking, “Am I winning?” ask better questions. What actually moved forward this week? What’s clearer today than it was seven days ago? What’s one thing you could track that would give you real certainty? Progress doesn’t always feel exciting in the moment. But clarity creates momentum. What’s one thing you’re paying attention to right now that tells you you’re headed in the right direction? Drop it below 👇
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🗣️ Human Voice in an Automated World: The Culture Skill We Cannot Outsource
AI can generate language at scale. Meaning, however, is still a human responsibility. As automation expands into communication, the real question is no longer whether AI can write, but whether we are intentional about what our words stand for. ------------- Context: When Communication Gets Faster, But Thinner ------------- Across organizations, AI is rapidly becoming part of how messages are drafted, refined, and distributed. Internal updates, customer emails, performance feedback, job descriptions, and policy explanations are all being touched by automation. The gains in speed and consistency are undeniable. Yet something subtle is happening alongside those gains. Messages feel polished, but flatter. Clear, but less personal. Efficient, but strangely interchangeable. People begin to notice that communication sounds correct without sounding human. This is not a failure of the technology. It is a failure of intention. AI reflects what we ask of it. When we prioritize speed over meaning, we get output that moves quickly but lands lightly. Culture is carried through language. Tone, emphasis, and context signal what matters and how people are valued. When communication becomes automated without human stewardship, culture erodes quietly. ------------- Insight 1: Voice Is a Decision, Not a Style ------------- Many teams talk about “maintaining a human voice” as if it were a formatting problem. Something that can be solved with brand guidelines or tone instructions. In reality, voice emerges from decisions. What do we say explicitly. What do we leave implied. Where do we slow down. Where do we invite dialogue. AI can follow stylistic rules, but it cannot choose what matters. That choice belongs to humans. When we delegate communication without deciding intent, we outsource meaning along with efficiency. Maintaining human voice therefore starts upstream. With clarity about purpose, audience, and consequence. AI becomes a tool for expression, not a substitute for judgment.
🗣️ Human Voice in an Automated World: The Culture Skill We Cannot Outsource
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The Secret to Getting 10x More Relevant Results in ChatGPT
In this video, I show you every way to customize ChatGPT as of October 2025. This includes personalization options for both the free and paid plans, so no matter how you use ChatGPT, this video will teach you how to set it up to get the best results!
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AI News You Can Use- Friday, January 16th, 2026
AI is turning into national infrastructure, not just software. We are talking supply chain, power, global expansion, and government rules. 1) OpenAI invests in brain-computer interface startup Merge Labs (seed round) OpenAI announced it invested in Merge Labs, a new brain-tech company co-founded by Sam Altman. Merge raised $252M, and is building non-invasive brain-computer interface tech. This is a bold signal: OpenAI is not only building AI, it’s looking at the next “input device” for humans. 2) OpenAI launches a U.S. manufacturing RFP for the AI supply chain OpenAI published a new initiative to strengthen the U.S. AI supply chain using domestic manufacturing, with a formal Request for Proposals targeting: - data center inputs - consumer electronics - robotics This matters because it ties AI growth to industrial capacity, not just code. 3) Anthropic appoints ex-Microsoft leader Irina Ghose as Managing Director for India Reuters reports Anthropic hired longtime Microsoft executive Irina Ghose to lead India operations. Anthropic plans to open its first office in India (Bengaluru) in early 2026. Anthropic also says India is now the second-largest market for Claude. This is a major international expansion move. 4) Anthropic “Cowork” rolls out, bringing agent-style AI to everyday office work New coverage highlights Claude’s “Cowork” concept, helping handle documents and workflows, pushing Claude closer to an always-on workplace teammate. This is part of the larger shift from chatbots to autonomous work agents. 5) U.S. Congress: bill drafted to make NIST CAISI permanent (“Great American AI Act”) A U.S. lawmaker is preparing a bill to codify NIST’s CAISI, the Center for AI Standards and Innovation, giving it long-term authority to lead AI evaluation and standards. This is a big federal sign: the government is moving from “discussion” to durable structure. 6) Microsoft Copilot outage hit North America, then got resolved Microsoft confirmed a Copilot service issue impacted users in North America and was resolved after a rollback/config change. This is important because it shows how Copilot is becoming mission-critical; outages now feel like outages in utilities.
AI News You Can Use- Friday, January 16th, 2026
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