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Welcome back! OpenAI just released a tool that wants to kill the copy-paste loop for researchers, effectively putting an assistant inside every equation. It is a huge move for how science gets written.
Meanwhile, we have a humbling update from space. NASA let an AI loose on 30 years of archival photos, and it found hundreds of things human astronomers walked right past. It turns out the universe is busier than we thought. We also look at a complicated new trend where vision apps for the blind are starting to offer beauty advice.
In today’s Generative AI Newsletter:
OpenAI challenges the scientific workflow with an unlimited, GPT-5.2 workspace.
NASA scans 100 million archival photos in 2.5 days to find what humans missed.
AI mirrors are changing the way blind people see themselves
Viral AI assistant can be used with any chatting app
