The new ChatGPT Images 2.5 keeps people’s appearance from reference images more accurately, edits specific details with greater precision, and generates images up to 50% faster. It can replace one object or the background while preserving the rest of the composition. Sequential edits also stay more consistent.

ChatGPT now includes Sketch, where users can draw a rough room or clothing layout, add a description, and generate an image from it. Developers get GPT-Image-2.5 Flare for speed and bulk generation, plus Sunburst for detailed work. The update is available across ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, and Codex.

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ChatGPT Work can now remember your preferred wording and capitalization, including a characteristic sign-off.

Connect Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, or SharePoint so ChatGPT can analyze your work content and use its style in new texts. The setting is in Settings → Personalization → Writing style. It applies on web and mobile, and is available on all paid plans with ChatGPT Work access.

It starts with Minecraft and Subway Surfers, then moves to Fortnite and Instagram.

One day, the screen is full of ChatGPT, GitHub, VS Code, Notion, plus 17 more tools “for work.”

Lyria 3.5, Google’s new music model, improves vocals, creates richer arrangements, and generates higher-quality tracks.

Users can choose or describe a genre. They can select vocal or instrumental mode, then set the track length. Templates are available for background music and jingles, along with personal songs. Lyria 3.5 is now available in Gemini on web and mobile, plus Gemini API, Google AI Studio, Flow Music, and Google Vids.

Pro users got first access in Codex and ChatGPT.

An official prompting guide for the new model is also out.

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An Apple I linked to Fred Hatfield is going to auction on October 14. Bonhams estimates it at $500,000 to $800,000. The lot includes Steve Jobs’s 1978 reply to Hatfield, who had complained that Apple computers had no software.

Jobs offered to exchange Hatfield’s Apple I without memory, plus a $400 check, for an Apple II board with 4 KB. Hatfield declined. He later sold the machine for $40,000. In 2013, it fetched $671,400.

The computer still works. It is Apple I No. 48, with Steve Wozniak’s signature on the board. Only about 200 Apple Is were built, and fewer than 75 survive. Its original price was $666.66.

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OpenAI’s new model scored 98% on ARC-AGI-3, a difficult abstract-reasoning test. It reached 100% on ExploitBench, which measures vulnerability discovery and exploitation.

Astra also shows gains in coding and advanced math, plus science and CAD. OpenAI is testing it as an agent that can execute long action chains. Its cyber capabilities led to tighter safety limits before release.

Some results come from OpenAI’s own agent system, making direct comparisons with other models difficult. GPT-6 Astra will first be available to organizations in Daybreak Access, then to Plus and Pro, Business and Enterprise users in the next few days.

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He gives absurd answers to routine interview questions, and the recruiter treats them as normal. Asked about salary, he mentions a sideways drill bit in the first quarter.

The AI turns that into a question about horizontal drill diameters, then thanks him for sharing his expectations. That is how to behave around neuro-HR.