Hey everyone, I’m Gary Quigley 👋 I’m the founder of Peak13 Consulting, an AI automation agency helping business owners eliminate chaos and unlock their full potential through systems and strategy. With 8+ years in IT support, project delivery, service design, transition management and now AI expertise I’ve led high-impact rollouts for global organisations and helped design scalable, future ready systems. Right now, I’m diving deeper into LLMs, automation workflows, and AI integration across service based businesses especially in property and professional services. Living in Dubai and looking to connect with: - People already based in Dubai (any advice or meetups? 🙏) - Founders, operators, or consultants working with automation tools like Zapier, Make, or N8N - Anyone interested in geeking out over how AI is transforming ops, customer experience, and scale potential - I’m also here to learn what’s the biggest shift you’ve seen in your business since integrating automation? Let’s connect and collaborate. Drop a comment if you’re in Dubai or working in this space I’d love to meet up. I have also studied Human performance as well as Business Strategy and like to teach others ways to do more in less time and less effort. Now can you see why I'm getting into AI 😄

$NVDA BREAKING: Nvidia has officially introduced their new humanoid brain called the Jetson Thor. - Powered by Blackwell & offers 7.5x more AI compute and 3.5x greater energy efficiency. - Unlocks real-time reasoning inference, critical for highly performant physical AI applications. - The goal is to enable robots to have real-time, intelligent interactions with people and the physical world. Meta, Amazon, and Figure are early adopters. Nice to see this introduced before earnings…robotics will be a gigantic sector for Nvidia’s sustained growth over the next decade 🚀

This article post was written by John David, who is also in one AI community. "You might have noticed (I, John David, certainly have) that it’s a bit different from GPT-4o. I’m among Millions of people who have had mixed feelings about the new model; some love the added depth and intuition, while others feel frustrated by the sudden shift in behavior and tone. GPT-5 takes a little getting used to. It doesn’t always respond the way you expect, especially if you’re used to the more literal style of GPT-4o. But once you start to understand how it “thinks” and adjust your prompting style accordingly, you may find it’s actually more powerful, creative and conversational than anything that came before. Here are some of the features about GPT-5 and workarounds to make them less aggravating. 🚩1. GPT-5 overassumes GPT-5 is more autonomous and context-aware. Up until now we’ve had to overexplain our intent when prompting chatbots. Those days are gone because GPT-5 can infer more from less. You don’t always need super-specific instructions because the AI just “gets” it. You can now express your intent with fewer words. Prompting tip: Use more natural, open-ended language as if you’re talking to a colleague you’re collaborating with and not a search engine. For example: Try: “I’m prepping for a job interview. Can you help me sound more confident when talking about my weaknesses?” Not: “Write 3 bullet points describing weaknesses in a professional tone for a job interview in human resources.” 🚩2. Thinking mode kicks in unprompted GPT-5 has thinking modes that activate based on your prompt. Don’t worry about the complexity of your question because the AI will automatically switch between a fast, surface-level mode and a slower, more analytical mode depending on the difficulty of your prompt.