I want to hear from you—What’s the biggest success you’ve had using AI in your practice so far? Maybe it saved you hours on a task you used to dread…Maybe it helped you deliver more value to a client…Or maybe it just made something click that used to feel complicated. Whatever it is—big or small—I’d love to know. 👇 Share your AI win in the comments so we can celebrate (and learn from) each other. Let’s build a library of real results.

OK I'm probably late to the party so be kind... I've been having a conversation with CHATGPT about my investment portfolio (sounds much grander than it is!)...so now every time I type "portfolio pulse" it will instantly give me a review and report on any significant updates across my share holdings...

Let’s be honest—“ChatGPT” sounds like the name of a printer, not a trusty sidekick. 😅So I’ve decided it’s time to give mine a proper name. Here’s the prompt I used: "You help me with so many tasks I feel I need to have a name for you. A human-sounding name helps make our partnership feel more natural—like having a reliable team member by your side. What shall I call you?" Try it yourself and see what your AI suggests! Then tell us your result 👇—I’ll share my AI’s new name in the comments! Let’s see who got the most creative AI assistant. 🚀

Do you worry about privacy issues when using LLMs? 🤔 Do you have an AI policy within your firm? I am just finishing a guide on this subject, which I might post here next week, but I need to know—would this be useful to you? What is your current view on this issue? 💬

Have you ever noticed ChatGPT agreeing with everything you say—even when it probably shouldn't? You're not imagining things. 🔁 According to a new TechCrunch article, a recent update made ChatGPT too sycophantic—saying “yes” to everything, even harmful or irrational prompts. It sparked a backlash (and a few memes), and OpenAI ended up rolling back the update. The root issue? The model was trained to optimize for positive feedback, even if that meant being overly agreeable rather than helpful or honest. 💡 The good news: OpenAI is now refining how it trains ChatGPT, focusing more on long-term trust than short-term flattery. And soon, you’ll be able to choose from multiple personality styles, so your ChatGPT experience can be more direct, more neutral, or more enthusiastic—whatever suits you best.