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Happy Thursday friends,

The AI world didn’t take a spring break. OpenAI is dropping new models and possibly... a social network? Meanwhile, Microsoft is giving Copilot hands, Apple’s going all in on privacy, and Google’s quietly teaching machines to speak dolphin.

Let’s get into what’s new, what’s weird, and what actually matters for marketers, founders, and the AI-curious.

📰 What’s Trending?

OpenAI’s GPT-4.1: Bigger Context, Better Code
OpenAI launched GPT-4.1, a multimodal model boasting a 1 million-token context window, enhanced coding abilities, and improved instruction-following—all at 26% lower cost than GPT-4o. It’s set to replace GPT-4 in ChatGPT by April 30.
💡 For devs building agentic tools or long-context apps, this model is a major unlock.

OpenAI Is Loudly Building a Social Network
OpenAI is developing an X-like social feed centered on ChatGPT’s image generation, with an internal prototype already in testing. CEO Sam Altman has been seeking external feedback, though it's unclear whether this platform will be a standalone app or integrated with ChatGPT.
💡 For marketers, this could signal a new frontier for AI-driven content distribution and audience engagement.

Microsoft Copilot Studio Can Now Use Your Apps Like a Human
Microsoft’s new “computer use” feature lets Copilot Studio agents simulate mouse clicks, form entries, and menu selections—perfect for automating interactions with legacy apps.
💡 If your SaaS lacks APIs, this could be your no-code automation workaround.

Xbox Copilot: AI Assistant for Gamers
Microsoft is testing Xbox Copilot in its mobile app, offering personalized game recommendations, remote downloads, and gameplay tips—all AI-driven.
💡 For game devs, this hints at a future where AI companions enhance player engagement.

Google Suspends 39M Ad Accounts with AI
Google says its AI cracked down on 39 million shady advertiser accounts last year, targeting deepfakes, policy violations, and network abuse.
💡 If you're in adtech or martech, expect more AI-driven compliance checks.

Apple’s AI Strategy: Privacy-First, Data-Light
Apple is using synthetic datasets and differential privacy to train its AI models without collecting real user data—just similarity signals from devices.
💡 For privacy-conscious founders, this is a blueprint for user-respecting AI.

Google’s DolphinGemma Decodes Dolphin Chatter
Google’s DolphinGemma AI model is designed to decipher dolphin communication by analyzing and generating dolphin-like vocalizations. This initiative aims to facilitate interspecies communication, offering insights into animal behavior and cognition.
💡 For founders in bioacoustics or conservation tech, this opens up new frontiers in AI-driven wildlife research.

📖 Marketer’s Playbook

Gamma.app is replacing PowerPoint as we know it.

What it is:
Gamma is like Google Slides, Notion, and Canva got together, had a highly productive baby, and gave it AI superpowers. It helps you turn raw ideas or outlines into polished presentations, docs, or landing pages—with surprisingly little effort.

Why it’s smart:
We’re all drowning in decks. Gamma makes the making part painless. No design skills? No problem. You drop in a topic or rough notes, and it turns it into a deck with clean design, solid structure, and editable copy. It's like handing your brief to a very fast, slightly caffeinated creative intern.

Where it wins:

• ✏️ Content to Deck in Minutes – Ideal for marketers who need to repurpose blog posts, briefs, or reports into client-ready slides.

• 💡 Internal Presentations – No more PowerPoint panic the night before a stakeholder update.

• 🔗 Interactive Docs – Embed videos, charts, and links without breaking layout or losing attention.

Pro move:
Start with your content calendar or campaign outline. Feed it into Gamma to generate stakeholder decks, client updates, or one-pagers. Then tweak. You’re not starting from scratch—you’re editing a draft that’s already 70% there.

Who it’s for:
Busy marketers, solo consultants, agency folks, and startup founders who hate design software but still want things to look... good.

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💡 Smart Moves

Lovable.dev: Chat Your Way to a Live Website

Lovable flips the traditional website builder on its head. Instead of dragging blocks or tweaking pixels, you just talk to it—literally. It’s a chatbot that helps you build a fully functional website, landing page, or even an app, with no coding required (unless you want to get technical).

Here’s what makes it click:

Prompt In, Site Out
You give it a solid brief: section headers, brand colors, logo, tone of voice—and Lovable generates a full site draft in minutes. The more input you bring, the smarter it builds.

Chat-Based Iteration
Didn’t love the hero section? Just say so. You can tweak, revise, or even roll back to a previous version—all within the chat. It’s like having a no-ego creative partner who never sleeps.

Supabase Integration
Need more than just static pages? Lovable connects directly to Supabase, letting you spin up apps with real data, API endpoints, and built-in tracking.

No-Code... But Code-Friendly
You never have to touch code, but if you know your way around it, you can layer in custom logic and styles. It’s built for speed and flexibility—whether you're technical or not.

I used it to build jxcreative.co, by myself, without touching a single line of code. I dropped in my sections, logo, voice, and branding—and the site came together in a few hours. What would've taken a week of back-and-forth with a dev or designer happened over a conversation.

If you’re launching a product, testing a new offer, or just tired of blank Figma files, Lovable gets you from idea to live fast—and makes iteration feel less like work and more like play. I wouldn’t say this if I meant it, Lovable is one of the most incredible products I’ve EVER used, and yes, I wish they would pay me for saying this.

💎 Data Gem

Manufacturing is usually one of the last industries to embrace emerging tech, so seeing it inch toward AI adoption is a signal worth watching. This isn't about scale yet, it's about direction.

💡 When the most cautious sectors start seeing ROI, it usually means the use case is sticky. If you're building for legacy industries, now's the time to get curious.

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