You know that awkward moment when you hop back into a chatbot after a break and think… “Uh… what were we doing again?”

Yeah. Claude’s officially done with that.

Now, you can literally ask, “Hey, what were we working on before my vacation?” — and Claude will dig through your old chats, pull the receipts, summarize the project, and let you pick up right where you left off.

The drop:

BUT… this isn't a full-blown “I remember everything you’ve ever told me” memory like ChatGPT’s persistent mode. Claude only recalls stuff when you ask, and Anthropic swears it won’t quietly build a user profile of you in the background.

Why this matters:

Of course, AI memory features aren’t all sunshine — some folks love them for productivity, others think they’re creeping into “overly attached bestie” territory.

Overall, this isn’t just about remembering chats — it’s about making AI stickier, more personal, and harder to quit.

And in the AI feature wars, whoever nails this (without being creepy or weird) wins

Here’s a video breakdown on how to use it

In 2010, a Grammy-winning artist passed on investing $200K in an emerging real estate disruptor. That stake could be worth $100+ million today.

One year later, another real estate disruptor, Zillow, went public. This time, everyday investors had regrets, missing pre-IPO gains.

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Remember when the U.S.–China chip drama was all about “national security”?

Yeah… scrap that. We’ve officially entered the “sure, you can sell — just cut us in” era.

Here’s the play:

And when we say “hottest chips”: For Nvidia, the toll is on its H20 chips. For AMD, it’s the MI308s.

How we got here again?

But here’s the twist: The Commerce Department says this move is tied to bigger trade talks with China — especially over rare-earth minerals (aka the secret sauce for EV batteries).

The reactions so far? Well not everyone’s cheering. National security folks are calling foul and want the deal scrapped. But let’s be real — when it’s a political and economic win, walking away isn’t exactly the go-to move.

The Bottom line:

Chips are still a power game — but now it’s part tech, part geopolitics, and straight-up revenue sharing.

Basically, the AI chip race just went from “keep out” to “pay up.

Here’s the full report.

Ever sat through a meeting that felt like an endless loop with no clear purpose? That’s what happens when there’s no agenda — or worse, a bad one, people drift, time is wasted, and nothing truly moves forward.

The solution? A well-crafted agenda that keeps everyone on track, makes the best use of time, and ensures you walk away with real outcomes. This prompt helps you quickly create a professional, laser-focused meeting agenda that maximizes productivity and keeps participants engaged from start to finish.

Here’s How to Use This Prompt Effectively:

Here’s the prompt:

Here’s a sneak peek:

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