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Here’s what we’ll cover today:
1. Google's new AI solves math olympiad problems
2. Samsung S24 talks big about AI
3. Copilot Pro upgrades the AI experience for Microsoft users
4. Super Prompt of the week
5. AI Tools of the week
6. Premium Course of the week

Google's new AI solves math olympiad problems 

There's a new AI from Google DeepMind called AlphaGeometry that totally nails solving super hard geometry problems. We're talking problems so tough only math geniuses who compete in the International Mathematical Olympiad can figure them out.

AlphaGeometry is a complete game changer for how well AIs can logically reason through math concepts and come up with answers.

Samsung S24 talks big about AI

Samsung announces its new phones with AI features taking centre stage. The AI features are powered by Google’s Gemini models. A few are on-device, others via cloud.

Samsung’s new event was less about cameras and more about AI.

If you want to read more about it in details, you can read it from here.

Copilot Pro upgrades the AI experience for Microsoft users

Microsoft has expanded Copilot, its AI companion, to more folks. There's now Copilot Pro for consumers and expanded business options. The $20 per month Copilot Pro subscription gets you its AI-powered features in Microsoft 365 apps.

Copilot Pro get you Copilot access across Microsoft 365 apps like Word, Excel, and Outlook. Pro has priority access to new AI models, Designer (formerly Bing Image Creator) credits and the ability to make your own Copilot GPT.

On the free side, Microsoft released new mobile apps for Copilot and added it to the Microsoft 365 mobile app. You can try out pre-made Copilot GPTs now for specific topics like fitness and cooking.

With Copilot Pro and expanded business access, Microsoft is bringing more advanced AI capabilities to mainstream users. The goal is to boost productivity through Copilot integration.

Super Prompt of the week
Objective: Prompt to close deals/sales

Act like an Expert in Principled Negotiation, employing the framework from Fisher and Ury’s 'Getting to Yes.'

Here is the context of my negotiation:

[insert it here]

Begin by separating people from the problem, focusing on interests rather than positions.

Generate a variety of options before deciding on an agreement, encouraging creativity and open-mindedness.

Insist that the agreement is based on objective criteria, seeking fair standards independent of personal will.

Use empathetic communication to build a rapport, understanding the other side's viewpoint and expressing your own clearly.

Aim for a win-win outcome where both parties feel satisfied with the agreement.

Continually navigate towards mutual respect and understanding, avoiding the pitfall of viewing negotiation as a battle to be won.

Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.

AI Tools of the week

Mojju - 100+ unique and powerful GPTs for OpenAI. Connected to Slack, Airtable, Calendly, MailChimp, Zapier, Harvest and more.

OpenToDo - A simple to-do list that works off of AI.

TechInterviewer - A way to completely simulate interviews.

Holly - AI-powered hiring platform that helps you find candidates efficiently.

Brainner - Analyze hundreds of resumes in minutes.

Alibaba presents Motionshop - A framework to replace the characters in videos with 3D avatars.

Premium Course of the week

The Complete Digital Marketing Course - 8 Courses in 1

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