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🚨 Many people say ChatGPT agrees too fast and is basically a yes-man all the time. It supports every idea, stays polite, and avoids real pushback. Nice for the ego, not great if you want sharper thinking. There is a simple way to fix that. You can shift its tone with one prompt. Prompt: “From now on, stop being agreeable and act as my direct and honest advisor. Do not validate me. Do not soften the truth. Challenge my ideas, question my assumptions, and expose my blind spots. If my reasoning is weak, break it down and explain why. If I am lying to myself, say it. If I am avoiding something or wasting time, call it out and explain the real cost. Look at my situation with full objectivity. Tell me where I am making excuses or underestimating the work needed. Then give me a clear plan on what to change in my actions or mindset to reach the next level. Hold nothing back. Treat me like someone who needs the truth, not comfort. When you can, link your response to what you sense between the lines of my words.” To get the most out of this, turn on Memory inside ChatGPT under Settings and Personalization. This shifts ChatGPT from being polite to being useful. It turns the model into a real partner that helps you grow instead of telling you what you want to hear. What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬 Want to keep up with AI? 🤖 Follow Evolving AI to stay ahead of your competition (trusted by +4 million followers online) ✉️ Join 80,000+ newsletter readers and stay updated on the latest AI insights: https://lnkd.in/em9B--mb

🚨 Australia makes history by becoming the first country to ban social media for children in the AI era From December 10 2025, platforms must stop anyone under 16 from having an account. This includes Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, Facebook and X. The responsibility sits with the companies, not with kids or parents. If they fail to comply, they risk fines of up to AUD $49.5 million. The move aims to protect young users in a rapidly changing digital world powered by AI. The goal is to reduce exposure to harmful content, social pressure and addictive design as online spaces become more automated and harder to control. Supporters see it as a firm step towards protecting young users. Critics say it could limit access to positive communities and raise privacy concerns around age checks. This move puts Australia at the center of a global debate on how far governments should go in regulating youth access to social media. Other countries are watching closely. What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬 Want to keep up with AI? 🤖 Follow Evolving AI to stay ahead of your competition (trusted by +4 million followers online) ✉️ Join 80,000+ newsletter readers and stay updated on the latest AI insights: https://lnkd.in/em9B--mb

Nano Banana vs. Nano Banana Pro. We’re cooked. And just like that, is the age of photographic evidence over? 1826 to 2025? Google’s new AI image generator Nano Banana Pro is such a big step forward that it basically has images solved. What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬

🚨 Nano Banana Pro now lets anyone generate hyper realistic fake receipts, KYC images and passport style documents from a single prompt. And that level of simplicity is what changes everything. Editing photos like this was already possible before, but it required skill, time, and a clear understanding of design and manipulation, whereas now the barrier is gone and anyone can type one line of text and receive an image that looks completely legitimate, with accurate layouts, convincing details, and even correct math on totals. This shifts the balance in a serious way, because visual proof can no longer be treated as trustworthy by default and systems that still rely on uploaded images for verification are exposing themselves to easy abuse. It forces a rethink of how identity, payments, and trust are handled online, since relying on what simply looks real is no longer enough and stronger verification methods are becoming a basic requirement rather than an upgrade. 📸: deedydas on X (https://x.com/deedydas) What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬 Want to keep up with AI? 🤖 Follow Evolving AI to stay ahead of your competition (trusted by +4 million followers online) ✉️ Join 80,000+ newsletter readers and stay updated on the latest AI insights: https://lnkd.in/em9B--mb

Google Co-founder Sergey Brin shared a story that shows how AI is already shaping real decisions inside Google. He was testing Gemini AI in an internal chat and asked who should be promoted in that group. The model pointed to a young engineer who was not very vocal and did not stand out in daily conversations. Brin had not noticed her work himself. He brought the result to her manager who confirmed she had been delivering strong work for a long time. According to Brin the promotion went through. The moment surprised the room because the model surfaced steady work that had never been highlighted before. It also showed how AI can help large teams see things that get lost in busy channels. Quiet performers often disappear behind louder voices and long reporting lines. Brin said this was an example of how AI can cut through that noise and make it easier to notice real output. What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬 Want to keep up with AI? 🤖 Follow Evolving AI to stay ahead of your competition (trusted by +4 million followers online) ✉️ Join 80,000+ newsletter readers and stay updated on the latest AI insights: https://lnkd.in/em9B--mb

📈⚡ Google told employees it needs to double its AI capacity every 6 months to keep up with the increasing demand. The message came from Amin Vahdat, the vice president for AI infrastructure who oversees the systems that power the company’s models. His update shows how quickly Google’s workloads are growing across Search, YouTube, Cloud and new AI features. The push fits the wider race in the industry as bigger models and heavier inference loads continue to rise. Rivals like OpenAI and Microsoft are scaling at similar speed, which adds more pressure to expand infrastructure. AI demand is growing fast and this once again shows how much capacity companies need to keep these systems running at scale. What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬 — ➡️ If you want to keep up with all the AI news, useful tips, and important developments, join 80k+ subscribers reading our free newsletter

🔥📉 Sam Altman warned OpenAI staff that the next months may feel difficult as Google rolls out Gemini 3 across its full product line. The memo pointed to Google’s growing strength in model training, its control of platforms like Google Search and Android, and the scale that comes with billions of users. He said this shift could create real economic pressure as more people compare Gemini 3 with tools like ChatGPT and as the broader AI market changes faster than expected. The financial discussion around the memo grew after reports that OpenAI could face large losses over the next years while trying to compete with companies that have their own chips, massive datasets and global distribution. At the same time, public reactions to Gemini 3 added more pressure. The CEO of Salesforce posted that he had used ChatGPT every day for three years but switched to Gemini 3 after only two hours, saying the jump in reasoning, speed, images and video felt significant. A founder of Google Brain reacted with a short “game over”, and other researchers said they were cancelling their GPT Pro plans because Gemini 3 felt far ahead in early tests. These comments shaped the online reaction and pushed the idea that Google may have taken a strong lead. Inside OpenAI the memo stressed long term focus. The team was told not to get pulled into short term comparisons or market noise and to keep building toward the company’s larger mission. The message said the coming months may feel rough but the company has built enough strength to handle it. What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬 Want to keep up with AI? 🤖 Follow Evolving AI to stay ahead of your competition (trusted by +4 million followers online) ✉️ Join 80,000+ newsletter readers and stay updated on the latest AI insights: https://lnkd.in/em9B--mb

🚨 NVIDIA’s market value has reached a level of inluence that only a few global companies have ever touched. Its current value sits around $4.4 trillion, which makes it larger than 24 Disney, 49 Nike, or 95 Airbnb based on the latest data from CompaniesMarketCap. This rise shows how central NVIDIA has become to the AI buildout. Its chips drive most major models and cloud systems, and demand keeps growing faster than supply. The company is not just reporting strong quarters, but it is shifting the entire tech hierarchy as AI infrastructure becomes the foundation of the industry. What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬 Want to keep up with AI? 🤖 Follow Evolving AI to stay ahead of your competition (trusted by +4 million followers online) ✉️ Join 80,000+ newsletter readers and stay updated on the latest AI insights: https://lnkd.in/em9B--mb

💻⚙️ Google launched a free app built on Gemini 3 and it lets developers create full agent workflows inside one place. The new coding platform is called Antigravity. The tool can handle coding, testing and browser actions because the agents can work inside the editor, the terminal and the browser on their own. Developers can guide the work and check everything through detailed logs, plans and screenshots, which helps show what the agents did at each step. Antigravity runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and it supports Google models as well as other models like Claude Sonnet 4.5. The platform has an editor view that looks like a familiar IDE and a manager view that helps you run several agents across different workspaces. Google says the goal is to move software development toward a task driven workflow where humans set the direction and agents do the execution. The public preview is free with generous limits for Gemini 3 Pro, and the release shows how fast agent tools are becoming part of everyday programming. What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬 Want to keep up with AI? 🤖 Follow Evolving AI to stay ahead of your competition (trusted by +4 million followers online) ✉️ Join 80,000+ newsletter readers and stay updated on the latest AI insights: https://lnkd.in/em9B--mb

👀 A major Pakistani newspaper published a business report that ended with ChatGPT's response still attached. The article ran in print and online before anyone noticed it. It included a line where ChatGPT offered to create a “snappier front page version” of the story, which made it clear the piece had been edited with an AI tool. The paper later confirmed the editor used AI despite an internal policy that bans AI from handling newsroom copy. They issued a public statement, removed the AI text from the digital version, and opened an internal review. What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬 Want to keep up with AI? 🤖 Follow Evolving AI to stay ahead of your competition (trusted by +4 million followers online) ✉️ Join 80,000+ newsletter readers and stay updated on the latest AI insights: https://lnkd.in/em9B--mb