Issue #026

What this means for your work

26 July 2026 · 4 stories · free to read

#026
Today's take

Today is mostly about AI moving out of the chat box and into the messy places work actually happens: inboxes, spreadsheets, calls, documents and handovers. That is useful, but only if you decide what the system is allowed to touch before it starts touching things.

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ChatGPT Work points to agents that act across your business tools

How this applies to you. You may soon be able to ask one AI system to draft a reply, find a file, update a tracker and prepare a summary without switching tabs. That can save time on admin, invoicing, sales follow up and internal reporting. It also means you need clearer rules on what can be automated, what needs approval and what should never be delegated.
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Tonight's prompt

If you are building your first useful AI system rather than chasing new tools.

Act as my AI operations reviewer. I want to reduce admin time without creating new risk. Based on a typical small business week, help me map 5 recurring workflows that involve email, spreadsheets, documents, calls or task lists. For each one, rate it low, medium or high risk for AI automation. Then choose the safest first test and write a simple 2-week trial plan with success measures, approval points and a stop rule.

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