🚀GPT-5 Becomes ChatGPT’s New Standard

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GPT-5 Becomes ChatGPT’s New Standard

GPT-5 is now the default for all logged-in ChatGPT users, replacing the previous model. It can automatically switch between normal chat and a new “Thinking” mode for complex prompts, using extra reasoning to deliver more accurate answers. If you prefer speed over depth, you can tap the “Get a quick answer” button to switch back anytime.

Google is Testing AI-Driven Google Finance

Google is rolling out a revamped Google Finance in the U.S., putting AI at the heart of the experience. Now, you can ask detailed finance questions and get AI-generated answers with analysis, insights, and links; no more digging for individual stock or market details.

New Oracle Database Stays Online Even During Outages

Oracle has introduced its Globally Distributed Exadata Database on Exascale Infrastructure, a new OCI cloud service for global apps that demand high availability, speed, and data residency compliance. It automatically distributes and syncs data across multiple regions, keeping applications online even during regional outages.

Salesforce Buys Waii to Talk to Your Data

Salesforce is acquiring Waii, a startup that turns plain-language questions into ready-to-use SQL queries. Closing in Q3 FY2026, the deal will add Waii’s smart data-mapping tech to Salesforce Data Cloud, making it easier for teams to get accurate insights without coding.

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Drew Houston: Co-founder and CEO of Dropbox

Drew came up with the idea after forgetting his thumb drive on a bus. To explain the concept, he made a simple three-minute demo video that caught the attention of MIT student Arash Ferdowsi, who soon became his cofounder. The pair joined Y Combinator, secured $1.2 million from Sequoia Capital, and launched Dropbox in 2008. Clever marketing, viral videos, and referral programs quickly pushed the platform to 100,000 users.

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