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Samarth retweeted
We can finally show what we've been cooking. 🧑🍳
Here's some details about it that I really like:
ChatGPT Space is your new home for creating and collaborating with your team and AI.
In Space, you can work with pages—a new kind of interactive document with charts, images, checklists, and dashboards. ChatGPT can build pages for you based on the work you need to get done or the context of your conversation.
Edit pages directly with your team, or tag ChatGPT, Codex, or your dot to help with action items and keep pages updated from your connected sources.
Rolling out today to Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans. Create and edit pages on web and desktop; view on mobile.
Collaborative slides and other formats are coming soon.
chatgpt.com/features/space/
had a blast working on this
cant wait for yall to be space bound 🚀
Announcing ChatGPT Space, a collection of new collaborative experiences right in ChatGPT.
Edit rich notes with live visualizations together with others and your dots. Whether it’s a TODO list to delegate, a product plan or meeting notes. Working with others and your agents is seamless and they also be automatically kept up to date in the background. For developers, this is AGENTS.md taken one step further.
my laptop was in another room so I had codex copy a link on my Macbook so I could paste it on my phone thanks to handoff
this is awesome
Procrastination has met its match. ChatGPT is now in Word.
You can add ChatGPT to Microsoft Word to turn rough notes into first drafts, untangle tricky paragraphs, proofread, and get suggested edits—all without leaving your document.
It can even spot formatting issues. Which means a few less things to fix later 🔍
GPU utilization improvements incoming!
I’m trying to squeeze out performance gains where possible, keep sending more feedback 🙏
Samarth retweeted
These bills, along with C-22 and C-9 constitute a total erosion in Canada’s basic liberties. They interlock into making Canada essentially unviable for those with choices on where to build.
You've likely seen the headlines from bills C-34, C-36, and C-22 in the media.
Each may sound reasonable on their own: protect kids online, modernize privacy, help police catch criminals.
But buried within is an emerging Digital Regulatory Superpower unlike anything Canadians have ever seen.
These bills hand one unelected commission power over what Canadians can say, what stays private, and who the state can watch.
As of today, the Federal Government is rushing to enact massive Internet Surveillance Reform into law without proper debate.
Samarth retweeted
You've likely seen the headlines from bills C-34, C-36, and C-22 in the media.
Each may sound reasonable on their own: protect kids online, modernize privacy, help police catch criminals.
But buried within is an emerging Digital Regulatory Superpower unlike anything Canadians have ever seen.
These bills hand one unelected commission power over what Canadians can say, what stays private, and who the state can watch.
As of today, the Federal Government is rushing to enact massive Internet Surveillance Reform into law without proper debate.
You have to read Bill C-34 on The Commission to believe it. It sets the rules on age verification, social media bans, and content removals while serving as combined regulator, investigator and advocate. At the start, Chair alone can be the full Commission.
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Samarth retweeted
> 7:00 AM — wake up
> check phone
> 47 unread emails
> 12 slack messages
> 3 calendar conflicts
> the usual
> except it's not
> because at 6:58 AM kairos already:
> scanned every unread email
> flagged what's urgent
> sent you a clean summary
> resolved the calendar conflicts
> and sent a slack message to your cofounder with the agenda
> you didn't ask it to
> you told it to do this once, three weeks ago
> it hasn't missed a day since
> 9:00 AM — you have a meeting with an investor
> yesterday you texted kairos: "brief me on this person before tomorrow's meeting"
> you open your inbox
> full prep doc sitting there
> their portfolio, their thesis, their recent tweets, mutual connections
> you walk in like you've known them for years
> they're impressed
> you don't tell them an AI did the homework
> 11:00 AM — your SDR quit last week
> pipeline can't stop
> you text kairos: "send 25 personalized linkedin connection requests to CTOs at series A devtools companies"
> kairos opens linkedin
> finds the targets
> writes 25 unique messages
> sends them
> at noon it checks for acceptances
> in the afternoon it sends follow-ups
> it's been doing this every day for two weeks
> 637 conversations opened
> you haven't touched linkedin once
> 2:00 PM — actual deep work
> product strategy, fundraising, the stuff only you can do
> kairos is handling the rest in the background
> monitoring brand mentions across reddit and twitter
> updating your CRM after every outbound touchpoint
> compiling a competitive intelligence report due friday
> pulling bookings across your 4 rental properties and scheduling cleaners
> you forgot you even assigned half of these
> 6:00 PM — you close your laptop
> kairos is still working
> it doesn't close its laptop
> it doesn't have one
> it has its own computer
> 10:00 PM — you're reading a book
> phone buzzes
> kairos: "competitive report is done. 8 competitors tracked. 3 launched new features this week. summary attached."
> you skim it in 2 minutes
> forward it to your team
> go back to your book
> this is what work looks like now
> 20+ integrations
> dedicated browser
> background execution
> text, whatsapp, email
> your ai intern with its own computer
> just a text away
> this is kairos
Introducing the @KairosComputer Canvas
Your ai intern can now think visually
Flowcharts, architecture diagrams, and visual maps
Built by you or your intern, collaboratively, alongside docs and sheets