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TODAY IN AI
Meta introduced Muse, an agent app that plugs into your email, calendar, shopping, payments and smart home and runs errands on your behalf from its own cloud computer, so it can book tickets or triage your inbox while you sleep. It is free for most tasks and US-only for now. Whether people will trust Meta with that much access is the open question, and TechCrunch put it bluntly.
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Images 2.5 with more natural lighting, edits that change only what you asked for, and generation up to 50% faster than the previous model. The standout is Sketch, which lets you doodle a rough layout inside ChatGPT and have the model turn it into a finished image. It is rolling out to every ChatGPT tier.
Jacob Coxon, a pretraining researcher at Anthropic, resigned with a post accusing the big labs of racing toward self-improving AI without adequate safeguards. It has passed 171M views. Evan Hubinger, who leads alignment science at Anthropic, agreed with him and put his own odds of AI wiping out humanity within a decade above 10%.
OpenAI claimed that an internal model solved the Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem, one of the seven Millennium Prize Problems that underpin everything from jet engine design to blood-flow modeling. NYU mathematician Tristan Buckmaster says he had uploaded drafts of closely related work into Codex and that OpenAI's proof follows the same unusual approach. OpenAI denies seeing his work and updated its post on September 10 with the results of an internal investigation.
Neon released the first trailer for Artificial, Luca Guadagnino's film about Sam Altman's 2023 firing and rehiring, with Andrew Garfield in the lead role. It opens in theaters on Christmas Day.
OpenAI bundled a set of ChatGPT plugins for small businesses, aimed at the invoicing, scheduling and admin work that quietly eats a founder's week.
TUTORIAL
How to turn meeting notes into a detailed project plan with GPT-6 Astra in ChatGPT
Most meetings produce a page of notes and zero accountability; this workflow fixes that in under ten minutes.
Open ChatGPT and toggle on Work. Choose GPT-6 Astra if your plan includes it.
Upload your meeting notes, transcript or any supporting files.
Ask Astra to pull out the core project information: decisions, tasks, owners, deadlines, dependencies, risks and open questions. Use this prompt:
Turn these meeting notes into an actionable project plan. Extract every decision and task, assign the owner named in the notes, capture deadlines and dependencies, and flag anything that has no clear owner or due date. Do not invent missing information. Organize the output into a project tracker with these columns: Task, Owner, Status, Deadline, Dependency, Priority, and Risk.
Have Astra build the tracker as an editable spreadsheet, such as a Google Sheet or Excel file.
Review the tracker and ask Astra to highlight blocked tasks, missing owners, conflicting deadlines and unresolved decisions.
Fix anything it got wrong, then ask for a short project summary covering key milestones, immediate next steps and the biggest risks for the team.
The output is only as good as the notes; if a deadline or owner was never said out loud, Astra will flag it as missing rather than fill it in, which is the point.
TOOLS WORTH TRYING
4 tools catching our attention this week.
Agiloop: Sponsored. Scans a codebase for hidden risks and opportunities, then turns its recommendations into production-ready improvements. Expect to review its suggestions before merging anything.
Lemon: Turns your spoken thoughts into polished prompts, emails and documents, pitched as much faster than typing or standard dictation. Accuracy still depends on how clearly you talk.
Decksy: Turns a rough idea or outline into a professional-looking presentation. Good for a first draft, less so for decks that need your brand's exact template.
FigEditor: Creates editable scientific research figures with AI. Useful for researchers, but check every axis and label before it goes into a paper.