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 🤯 OpenAI Ditches its For-Profit plans!

Guess what?

OpenAI just pulled a U-turn.

Remember how they were trying real hard to officially switch from a nonprofit to a full-blown for-profit company?

Yeah… that’s not happening anymore.

Apparently, after some “friendly chats” (or better put: legal side-eyes) from the attorneys general of California and Delaware — who actually have the power to shut that kind of thing down — OpenAI decided to quietly scrap the plan.

Instead, they’re going with the Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) route.

Think of it as a hybrid setup: still a business, still making money, but with some “we care about the greater good” energy baked in. (Also, FYI: Anthropic and Elon’s xAI are doing the same thing —so it’s kinda trendy now.)

But that’s not where it ends. In fact, this move comes with some spicy changes.

For one, OpenAI had this weird investor cap where folks could “only” make 100x their money before the rest of its profits flowed back to the nonprofit. But now? That cap is gone.

With the new PBC setup, investors and employees will hold regular stock — and can chase those sweet, unlimited gains.

Why the change? Simple: fundraising.

OpenAI says it’s going to need hundreds of billions — and maybe even trillions — to bring AGI “to all of humanity.”

And nope— the drama isn’t over yet.

The nonprofit board — yep, the same board that briefly fired Sam Altman — is still running the show.

They’ll appoint a new board for the PBC, receive a yet-to-be-decided equity stake in the PBC Subsidiary, and will still hold ultimate control over the company.

Also, fun fact: Sam Altman still doesn’t own a single share in OpenAI. Wild, right?

Man’s out here steering a trillion-dollar ship with zero stock. Either he’s a saint or he’s playing the longest long game ever.

Meanwhile, California’s DOJ is still poking around.

They’re “reviewing” the new plan — which kinda sounds like “we’re not sure we trust y’all yet.” Delaware’s staying quiet, but eyes? Yeah, they’re still very much on OpenAI.

The Bottom line?

OpenAI isn’t going fully for-profit anymore. Instead, it’s pivoting to a more flexible model that:

• Lets investors get paid

• Keeps the nonprofit board in charge

• And sets them up to raise massive cash for their next big AGI leap

One thought, though: Does this mean Musk finally won and the beef can now be squashed?

We’d say yes… but knowing Elon, he’ll probably find something else to call out.

And when that happens? You already know — we’ll be here.

You can catch the full story here.

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  🤖 How to Pick the Perfect Gemini Model for Your Needs

Since we dropped a guide yesterday on how to choose the best ChatGPT model for your needs, we figured it’s only fair to show some love to the Gemini gang too.

We see you. We appreciate you. And we totally get it—the Gemini lineup can be a lot.

Its powerful, but also kinda confusing.

And unlike ChatGPT, which automagically picks the best model for your task, Gemini is more like, “Here’s the buffet—go wild!” Which is great if you know what you’re doing… but not so great if you’re just trying to get your AI to stop hallucinating and help you write an email.

So let’s break it down for you—Gemini style:

• Gemini 1.5 Flash – is the “I just need a quick answer” model. It’s super fast, low-latency, and best for quick chatbot convos, real-time info, and simple queries. Also: it’s free! Basically, it's your go-to for no-nonsense, fast-and-furious AI tasks.

• Gemini 2.0 Flash – Think 1.5 Flash, but with more brainpower, better speed, and extra vibes. It handles text, images, and audio like a multitasking champ. It’s also great for brainstorming, learning, writing, and overall creativity. Best of all? It’s free too! Which is kinda wild, considering how powerful it is.

• Gemini 2.5 Flash – is built for the chatty folks who ask a million questions a day. It’s designed for high-volume tasks with smart reasoning—think customer service, real-time updates, and bulk interactions. It’s free, though it comes with some usage limits.

• Gemini 2.5 Pro – This is the cost-effective model made for complex work. We’re talking about deep research, software development, coding, and heavy analysis. If you need an AI that actually thinks, this is it. Overall, it’s perfect for power users or anyone who loves breaking stuff down.

• Deep Research (a Gemini 2.5 Pro feature) – this feature is best for turning a random rabbit hole into a full-blown research paper. It breaks down complex topics, crawls the web, and delivers a structured, thoughtful summary. If you hate Googling 12 tabs for one answer, this one’s for you, plus it's amazing for schoolwork, reports, or deep dives into your latest obsession.

• Gemini Personalization: With your permission, it taps into your Google Search, YouTube, Maps, Calendar, and more to offer hyper-personalized help. It even builds a memory of your habits, preferences, and routines. Overall, it’s perfect for tasks that need context. And honestly? A little spooky—but incredibly useful when used right.

And get this: Google’s not gatekeeping.

Most of these models are totally free. And if you’re a college student? You can get Gemini Advanced for free too.

Our conclusion:

• There’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all model.

• Each Gemini model has its own sweet spot—and you don’t need to master them all.

• We highly recommend exploring, testing, and switching things up from time to time. Maybe even mix, match, and play around until you find the combo that works best for you.

Oh—and if you really want to get the most out of these models…

Check out the full article. It includes smart, effective, and actionable prompt ideas for each model—so if you want to actually unlock what these AIs can do, that’s the place to start. 

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🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day:

Critically Assess Your Writing

One of the best ways to level up your writing is by asking ChatGPT to act like your editor.

Whether it’s a blog post, essay, or newsletter draft, you can paste your text or upload it—and get detailed, constructive feedback on how to make it better.

From clarity to content gaps, this kind of self-editing superpower helps sharpen your message and ensure you're connecting with your audience.

Here are tips to use the Prompt effectively:

1. Give the AI the Full Picture: paste the entire piece, or upload the full document. Partial drafts can lead to incomplete feedback.

2. Set the Context: Mention what the piece is for—(a business article? A personal blog? An academic report?) Context helps tailor the critique.

3. Be Clear on What You Want: If you want more focus on structure, tone, or data accuracy, say so. Don’t be afraid to guide the AI.

4. Ask for Actionable Feedback: Request specific steps for improvement—what to add, change, or research more—not just vague comments.

5. Use It as a Second Set of Eyes, Not the Final Judge: AI can flag weak spots and suggest edits, but always use your own judgment for the final version.

Here's a practical example:

Critically assess this text’s clarity, logic, and factual accuracy. Evaluate how successfully it communicates its core message and holds the reader’s interest.

Check for completeness and make sure no key aspect has been overlooked, considering the length and scope of the piece.

Then, provide a report with clear, actionable steps for improving it—such as restructuring sections, clarifying language, conducting further research, or adding supporting data.

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