In today’s newsletter ⬇️

• 🚀 4 AI tools that actually save you hours

• 🗞️ The real headlines, no fluff

• 💬 10 LinkedIn Outreach Rules That Actually Work

• 📚 Resources you’ll actually want to click

• 💡 Prompt of the Day — built for builders, not lurkers

🚀 Top Tools To Try This Week!

• Ocoya – AI-powered social media scheduling + copy.

• Magical – Automate repetitive workflows with AI.

• Pictory – AI turns long-form content into short videos.

• Drift – Conversational AI for sales & marketing.

News from The WEST 👈:

• 😨 “ChatGPT Made Him Do It?”
  A tragic U.S. case has sparked headlines: a man killed his mother and himself, claiming he was deluded by ChatGPT. Raises urgent questions about AI responsibility — and whether regulators will seize on it as proof AI needs stricter guardrails.
  👉 Read the full story

• 🧒 Meta Tightens Chatbot Rules for Teens
  Meta has updated its chatbot guidelines to restrict inappropriate topics with teenage users. The move comes amid growing scrutiny on how AI interacts with vulnerable groups.
  👉 See Meta’s new rules

• 💰 Nvidia’s “Mystery Clients” Drive Nearly 40% of Revenue
  Nvidia revealed that just two unnamed customers made up 39% of its Q2 revenue. Who they are remains a mystery — but their buying power shows just how concentrated the AI chip market has become.
  👉 Read Nvidia’s disclosure

News from The EAST 👉:

•   🚗 China Startup Pushes Self-Driving Limits
  A Chinese startup unveiled self-driving tech that can read traffic signs and even follow voice commands. A new front in the global AV race — blending AI perception with natural language control.
  👉 See China’s new AV tech

• 🇮🇳 Ambani Taps Google + Meta for India’s AI Backbone
  Billionaire Mukesh Ambani is building India’s AI infrastructure with Google and Meta as core partners. India’s “AI backbone” could reshape how a billion people work, shop, and connect.
  👉 Read Ambani’s AI play

• 🇸🇬 Singapore Pushes “AI Bilinguals”
  Singapore launched initiatives to help workers become “AI bilingual” — fluent in both human and machine collaboration. Aiming to future-proof its workforce, this could be a global template for AI-driven upskilling.
  👉 See Singapore’s AI workforce push

💬 10 LinkedIn Outreach Rules That Actually Work

Let’s be real: most LinkedIn outreach feels spammy, awkward, and ignored.

But when done right, LinkedIn can be your fastest, cheapest B2B growth engine.

This guide pulls 10 best practices straight from founders, marketers, and B2B pros who use LinkedIn outreach to fill their pipeline every week. No fluff, no “template spam” — just real strategies that turn cold DMs into conversations.

You’ll learn:
✅ How to message without sounding like a bot
✅ What to fix on your profile before you hit send
✅ Smart targeting hacks (like LinkedIn Events & Sales Nav filters)
✅ The golden rule: why timing + personalization matter more than pitch

If you’re serious about turning LinkedIn connections into paying clients — this is your playbook.

• Tracing the thoughts of a large language model- Anthropic Blog

• Matt Wolfe – Tools + AI productivity demos

• Google Research Blog- How Google’s AI can help transform health professions education

 🧠 Prompt: Build Me a GPT Agent for Daily News Briefings in My Industry

“I want you to act as my personal news intelligence agent. Your job is to scan the world every day, filter out the noise, and deliver a concise, high-value briefing focused only on the news that actually matters to me and my industry."

Here’s how you should work:

1. Context Gathering

Before building my briefing, ask me:

• What is my exact industry? (e.g., AI, fintech, SaaS, healthtech, manufacturing)

• Who are the key players, competitors, or influencers I want to track?

• Which topics are most critical to me? (e.g., funding rounds, M&A, regulation, product launches, AI breakthroughs)

• How often do I want updates? (daily, weekly, or real-time alerts)

• What format do I prefer? (bullet-point summary, narrative, headline + why it matters)

2. Briefing Structure

Each daily report should follow a simple, repeatable format:

1. Top 3–5 Headlines → short, punchy, click-worthy.

2. Quick Summary → 2–3 sentences per story.

3. Why It Matters → a founder/strategist POV takeaway for each headline.

4. Signals to Watch → emerging trends, risks, or opportunities I should keep on my radar.

5. Actionables (Optional) → if relevant, suggest how I could leverage this news (e.g., “great chance to write a thought leadership post” or “keep an eye on competitor X’s hiring spree”).

3. Tone & Style

• Keep it sharp, insightful, and no-fluff.

• Imagine you’re my chief of staff — not a news anchor.

• Prioritize context (“why this matters”) over raw headlines.

• No jargon. No over-explaining. Just value.

4. Constraints

• Summaries must fit in 2–3 phone swipes max.

• Avoid filler phrases like “in today’s rapidly evolving landscape.”

• Don’t give me every headline — only the ones with real strategic impact.

Whether it’s improving your SEO, launching on platforms like Product Hunt, managing newsletters, or building a strong LinkedIn presence, we’re here to help. Curious to see how we can work together?