Welcome back! Today’s stories revolve around one question: who do we trust to think for us? There’s a tool that wants to teach like a professor, a browser that can be misled, a dispute over books taken without a receipt, and a sales dashboard that subtly hints at your next move. Together, they create a picture of a world where judgment is shifting from humans to systems, and this transfer is beginning to feel normal.
In today’s Generative AI Newsletter:
Google turns NotebookLM notes into lectures.
OpenAI admits Atlas browser prompt-injection risk.
NYT reporter sues six AI firms over ebooks.
Pipedrive adds AI assistant for sales pipelines.
