weekly.ai’s Second Edition 🎉: Humans Still in Beta

OpenAI just rolled out Codex, a full-on coding agent that lives in the cloud. Unlike autocomplete tools, this agent handles real dev tasks, such as writing full features, refactoring legacy code, fixing bugs, and explaining logic. You give it instructions in plain language. It returns finished, runnable code. No extensions, no crazy work, just results inside ChatGPT Pro or ChatGPT Team.

It can even run test cases, document its own output, and respond to follow-up questions like a junior developer. For solopreneurs and lean teams, this means skipping the dev backlog and building faster—with no technical debt. No time to be stressing out on code!

Microsoft just unveiled Agent Factory, a behind-the-scenes system that lets businesses create A.I. agents with memory, job roles, and access to real company data. Pair that with Tenant Copilot and you have a digital teammate that writes emails like your brand, pulls from your docs, and follows your SOPs. A.I. is no longer a plugin. It's becoming part of your org chart.

Now you can “hire” an A.I. to handle onboarding, customer service, or admin workflows, without adding headcount. It’s like giving your business an operations manager that costs less than your coffee subscription.

Adobe Adds “Content Credentials” to Fight A.I. Fakery. Adobe just rolled out Content Credentials, a new feature embedded in Photoshop, Illustrator, and Firefly that tags images with metadata showing how they were created—A.I., human, or hybrid.

This means creators can now prove authorship and brands can verify that an image wasn’t secretly A.I.-generated. It’s backed by the Content Authenticity Initiative (which includes Microsoft, Nikon, and OpenAI).

Google Launches Gemini Flash— – A.I. That’s Fast, Light, and Cheap
Google just introduced Gemini Flash, a lightweight model designed for real-time use.
It’s not as powerful as Gemini Pro, but it’s blazing fast, perfect for chatbots, support, and embedded apps.

Apple Quietly Enters the A.I. Race with On-Device Language Model
Apple open-sourced OpenELM, a small language model that runs entirely on iPhones and Macs. No cloud, no latency, OpenELM is just fully private, on-device intelligence. Expect native Siri upgrades very soon.

Hugging Face’s Web Agent Now Browses and Clicks Like a HumanTheir new open agent can use the internet like a VA: visit websites, fill out forms, click buttons, and scrape results. No APIs required. It operates through a browser interface just like you would. Scary? We think it’s cool. 

Suno 4.5 + Microsoft Copilot = Instant Music Generator
You can now turn a sentence into a full song, complete with vocals and melody, right inside Copilot. Perfect for video creators, marketers, or just having fun with content.

UAE’s Data Center Plans Put It in the Global A.I. Race
Abu Dhabi just signed a deal with U.S. chipmakers to import semiconductors and build what could be the largest A.I. data center outside the U.S. More infrastructure = more power to train and scale next-gen models.

Think you’ll need a full suite of content connoisseurs to get an entire content library? We’ve cracked the code for you, so you don’t have to.

Want to turn one good idea into 30 days of scroll-stopping content—all while keeping it inside a single workspace? Here’s how to build your own content engine using ChatGPT and Notion, the good ol’ team management and productivity platform.

Step 1: Start with a Hero Topic

Open ChatGPT and prompt:

Then drop your topic. Example:

Step 2: Break It Into Content Pillars

Next, ask:

Now you’re not just creating, you’re educating, inspiring, and engaging.

Step 3: Structure It in Notion

Open Notion and create a simple database with these columns:

Paste in the ChatGPT results. Voila! Your content calendar is born.

Step 4: Add Variations Automatically

Want to turn one post into three versions? Ask:

Repurposing? Done.

Step 5: Plan and Track Inside Notion

Final move:

Add a simple dropdown filter in Notion: Monday to Friday. Drag posts into the right day, mark status, and even drop links to visuals or Loom (screen recording tool) edits.

Result?

You didn’t just build a content calendar. You built a content engine. 🔥

Plug-and-play tools for smarter workflows:

1. AskUI: Automate anything you can do with a mouse. Great for back-office operations.
2. Ideogram: A rare image generator that gets text right. Create social graphics, ads, and signs in minutes.
3. MacWhisper: Transcribe calls locally (no cloud!) for fast, secure meeting notes.
4. Tactiq: Capture and summarize Zoom/Meet calls with full transcript + highlights.
5. Galileo AI: Turn your product ideas into clean UI mockups from a single prompt.

Mock It Up Like a Pro, Without Photoshop

Forget mockup templates. Founders, creators, and coaches are now using A.I. to generate realistic product shots—before they even have a product. Like a soft launch, only with less involved costs. 

Selling an eBook? Launching a course? Have an idea for a coffee brand? Mock it up in 30 seconds and test the market before you build.

Here’s how:

Step 1: Go to mockey.ai
Step 2: Upload a logo, screenshot, or flat image
Step 3: Choose your mockup type (laptop, phone, book, billboard, coffee cup, you name it)
Step 4: Let A.I. create polished product visuals for landing pages, ads, or pitch decks

Bonus: Use these mockups in a “coming soon” post to validate ideas without investing in design or dev.

Pro move: Run a quick A/B test on Instagram—see which version gets more traction before you commit.

Mockups used to take hours. Now they take a prompt. 💥

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That’s all for today.

P.S. If you're still reading this, you're officially a genius. You know brilliant stuff when you see it. 😃

Matt Leitz 💡

Founder & CEO
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