Issue 30 | PromptHacker Biweekly

PromptHacker Biweekly

This biweekly issue brings significant updates designed to streamline executive workflows. OpenAI's new ChatGPT memory feature eliminates the manual work of re-explaining context, potentially saving executives 30 minutes per week.

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Issue 30

Quick Scan

What matters today

Format Weekly newsletter issue

Audience Executives using AI at work

Time 5 min read

Topic PromptHacker Biweekly

Key points

OpenAI Introduces Memory for ChatGPT (OpenAI): ChatGPT now remembers past conversations and user preferences, allowing for more personalized and efficient interactions.
Slack AI Reaches General Availability (Slack): Slack AI is now generally available, offering instant summaries of channels and threads, and AI-powered search.
Perplexity AI Adds Collections Feature (Perplexity): Perplexity AI now allows users to organize research into shareable collections, streamlining collaborative knowledge management.

Welcome

This issue gives executives a clean scan of PromptHacker Biweekly. Start with the quick hits, then use the companion guides for the workflows worth testing this week.

Quick Hits

Top AI Updates

1. OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT Memory Feature to Streamline Executive Workflows

Strategies to reduce repetitive instructions in ChatGPT, freeing up executive time.

2. Google's Gemini Advanced with Ultra 1.0 Model Delivers Superior Analytical Support

How Gemini Advanced with Ultra 1.0 provides enhanced capabilities for complex problem-solving.

3. Microsoft Copilot Integrates with Microsoft 365 Chat for Unified AI

Strategies for asking Copilot effective questions to retrieve cross-application information.

Pro Tip

How to use a structured AI prompt to generate comprehensive executive summaries from lengthy documents.

Productivity Gem

A product manager at a mid-sized SaaS company faces a recurring challenge. Before launching a new feature, extensive competitive analysis is required. This involves exploring competitor websites, reading industry reports, and reviewing user feedback across various platforms.

Health Tip

Many busy executives wear an Apple Watch to track steps, sleep, and heart rate, yet few translate this raw data into actionable energy management. Collecting metrics is useless if the data remains trapped inside a dashboard.

This information is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional before making changes to your health routine.

Kids Tip

Kids create a hands-on AI project: Build a Teachable Machine Image Classifier With Your Kid. A parent or educator helps them build, test, and explain what the AI tool gets right and wrong.