Adobe just let anyone turn creative steps into reusable AI workflows. Small brands need fresh ads every month. Build the workflow once, then sell the output.
Your 4-minute guide to the week ahead. Chip stocks had one of their worst days in years. This week, CoreWeave and Cisco face the first real test.
By Sunday night: an AI assistant that answers customers and captures bookings. Charge $750 to set it up and $200 a month to run it.
One reusable prompt turns any calendar invite into a clear brief: what happened last time, what’s still open, and what you need to walk out with.
Gemini can now learn a company’s brand, read its numbers and connect to its apps. Most owners will never configure it themselves. That setup is paid work.
Your 4-minute guide to the week ahead. Google Cloud doubled, and the stock had its worst day ever. Plus: Apple, AMD and the midterms.
By Sunday night: a workflow that sorts a lost-customer list by why each customer left, plus a personal win-back email for each group.
OpenAI’s new model sees the screen and operates apps with no API, at half the old price. Most small teams still copy and paste between those apps by hand. That gap is paid work.
Your 4-minute guide to the week ahead. AI found a hole hiding in the web for decades. Attackers found it too. Plus: Big Tech’s AI bill comes due.
By Sunday night: a workflow that turns a 5-minute screen recording into a step-by-step SOP, plus 5 finished SOPs.
Free agent credits hit every Notion team on November 2. Most won’t set them up alone. That setup is paid work.
Your 4-minute guide to the week ahead.
