ChatGPT Just Became a Work Agent
Episode Date: July 10, 2026OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Work brings the agentic systems that transformed coding into the broader world of knowledge work, allowing AI to operate across a...
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1023 episodes transcribedOpenAI’s new ChatGPT Work brings the agentic systems that transformed coding into the broader world of knowledge work, allowing AI to operate across a...
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A forced pause in frontier model releases might be frustrating, but it is also a chance to catch up to the capabilities already sitting unused in curr...
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As AI data centers become a bipartisan flashpoint, NLW argues for a better middle path: take community concerns seriously, get the numbers right, and...
GLM 5.2 is looking like the first open-weight model in a while that might survive contact with real-world usage, especially for coding and web design....
In this Operator’s Cut, NLW is joined by Nufar Gaspar for a practical primer on why local AI suddenly matters and where to start. They break down the...
This week, the Fable fallout became a broader realignment across AI, pushing more attention toward open models, model routing, local control, and the...