Let’s hear how AI is actually helping us in the real world. Finish this sentence: 👉 “AI has helped me ______.” Could be serious. Could be silly. Could be both. 👇 Add your answer in the comments... and read a few others while you’re there. Let’s get inspired.

Advisory is the future… and AI makes it faster, easier, and more profitable. That’s why I’m going live today for one of the most requested trainings ever — how to use AI for business advisory. 🕓 Today @ 4pm – 5pm (UK time) 📺 Click on the Calendar tab to access the link. In this 60-minute session, I’ll show you how to use ChatGPT for: ✅ Research and KPI analysis ✅ Planning and strategy ✅ Building higher-value advisory services 👉 Are you joining us live? And what would you most like me to cover in the session? Drop your answers in the comments below — I’ll be checking them before we start!

Big news: Intuit (the company behind QuickBooks, TurboTax, and Mailchimp) has partnered with OpenAI to deeply integrate AI into their product ecosystem. This means apps like QuickBooks will soon be able to connect directly to ChatGPT. So, what does that mean for us in the accounting space? 🧠 AI-powered workflows are about to get much more practical inside tools we already use 💬 Client conversations, forecasting, and compliance could soon include real-time GPT guidance 💻 ChatGPT connectors to QuickBooks may reshape how we do reconciliations, reports, and insights 💡 Opportunity for firms who understand AI first—before clients do it themselves And one big thought: If this becomes mainstream, how will your firm differentiate itself? I’d love to know… 👉 Are you using any GPT integrations or AI tools inside accounting platforms yet? 👉 How do you see this shift impacting your work? Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇 (And if you want to read more, here’s the original article: TechCrunch link)

OpenAI has just announced a brand-new feature — Group Chats — letting you bring multiple people (and ChatGPT) into the same conversation. You’ll be able to plan trips, make decisions, and collaborate on projects together while ChatGPT helps summarise, search, and generate — all in one shared chat. It’s currently being piloted in New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, with wider rollout expected soon. 💡 This reminds me — you can also share Projects in ChatGPT now, which is incredibly useful in theory… but there’s still one frustrating limitation: if your project includes a Canvas, anyone you share it with can’t access it. It makes me wonder — when Group Chats roll out more widely, will we face the same limitation there too? 👉 What do you think? Would you use shared projects or group chats in your firm — and what would make them more useful for you?

I typed this question: "My client received £52,000 from his late father's estate and £17,000 from his mother, who is alive in the 2025/26 tax year. He has self-employment income of £15,000 and rental income of £7000. He is a UK resident and under 65. Does he need to pay any tax on monies received from his dad's estate and gift from mother?" in Microsoft Copilot (Using Chat GPT 5) and got this answer three times over two days: "Something went wrong. Please try again later". However, OpenAI ChatGPT provided the correct answer within a few seconds. OpenAI ChatGPT's answer is the same as the answer given by TolleysAI. They both use ChatGPT, but the results are entirely different.