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ChatGPT to Get Built-In Excel and PowerPoint Tools

OpenAI is testing new ChatGPT office tools that let you create spreadsheets and presentations—no Microsoft Office needed. The features are currently being tried out by a small group of early users.

Swiss AI Model Coming Soon With Support for 1,000+ Languages

Swiss researchers are set to launch one of the most open AI models yet. Built using the Alps supercomputer, it will support over 1,000 languages and share everything publicly—code, data, and weights. The team is focusing on privacy, transparency, and non-English content.

NotebookLM Adds Expert-Curated Notebooks

NotebookLM has introduced Featured Notebooks—a curated collection made with authors, researchers, and nonprofits. It gives users easy access to credible, in-depth content on topics like science, finance, parenting, and more.

Gemini Summaries Can Be Tricked by Hidden Email Prompts

A researcher found a bug in Google’s Gemini for Workspace that lets attackers hide commands in emails. When Gemini summarises the message, it can be tricked into giving false info—like saying your Gmail is hacked. The issue was reported through Mozilla’s 0din bug bounty program.

LinkedIn Premium Gets 6 Months of Notion Plus + AI Free

LinkedIn Premium users can now get six months of Notion Plus + AI for free. To claim it, just head to the LinkedIn Perks section and activate the offer. It’s a limited-time deal, likely available through July.

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Reed Hastings: Founder & CEO at Netflix

A serial entrepreneur, he sold his first company for $700 million before teaming up with Marc Randolph to launch something new. After tossing around ideas from custom shampoo to sportswear, they landed on DVD rentals by mail—and Netflix was born. He invested $2.5 million to kick things off. By 1999, the service shifted to a subscription model, and when Blockbuster laughed off a partnership offer in 2000, he kept going. In 2010, Blockbuster went bankrupt—just as Netflix launched its game-changing streaming service.

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