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Industry & policy

Is ChatGPT Expanding the Boundaries of Professions? A Summary of Findings from an Analysis of 800,000 Data Points

On July 27, 2026, OpenAI released a new study analyzing how people use ChatGPT in their work. ​ What stands out most in this study isn’t productivity or response speed. It’s the fact that people using AI are beginning to go beyond their job descriptions and directly ask ChatGPT to handle tasks—tasks they would have previously delegated to other experts. ​ Marketers are fixing simple website errors, and sales representatives are While analyzing customer data, on a small scale

Semiconductors & infrastructure

Samsung Electronics and Broadcom Announce $200 Billion AI Semiconductor Partnership—What Will Change?

Some major news was recently announced in the AI semiconductor market. Samsung Electronics and the U.S. semiconductor company Broadcom have agreed to expand their collaboration to build next-generation AI infrastructure. The estimated scale of the partnership is over $200 billion over the next five years, with the collaboration set to continue through 2030. While the amount alone makes it seem like a massive deal, there’s another aspect of this announcement that really deserves attention. Samsung Electronics will not only supply memory but also HBM, Providing a combined solution that integrates foundry and advanced packaging

IT guides & reviews

[Honest Review] Google NotebookLM—the Tool I Use Most in My Daily Work These Days (No Sponsorship!)—How to Get the Most Out of It (Including Real Drawbacks)

Hello! When your company or school hands you a PDF report, manual, or article about a new business initiative—sometimes dozens of pages long—and tells you, “Read this and summarize the key points,” how do you usually handle it? ​ Usually, people copy and paste the text into a conversational AI like ChatGPT or Claude and ask a question. However, if the document is too long, you might run into a character limit, or sometimes the AI might include information that isn’t actually in the document. Because they conveyed information that sounded plausible but was actually false, in the end

IT guides & reviews

[Honest Analysis] "AI Agents"—All Hype, No Substance: How Will They Actually Change the Day-to-Day Work of Office Workers? (Including Their Real Limitations)

Hello! ​ Lately, tech news and social media have been abuzz with talk of AI agents. Big tech companies are heavily promoting the idea that we’ve entered an era where AI goes beyond simple searches to automatically handle tasks on our behalf. ​ As a frontline worker who struggles daily with overtime and menial tasks, I’ve been watching this closely—half hopeful and half skeptical—wondering, “Will they finally take over my work?” Is this really just a marketing ploy? When you look at this technology without all the hype,

IT guides & reviews

[Honest Review] The Top 3 Must-Have Chrome Extensions That Significantly Slow Down Your Work (Including Real Drawbacks)

Hello! ​ When you’re searching the internet or researching information, you’ve probably all had the experience of suddenly finding 20 to 30 tabs open at the top of your browser and struggling to find the information you need. ​ I’ve compiled a list of three must-have extensions that can cut your work time in half—or even less—simply by adding them to the Chrome browser you use every day, without having to install any complicated programs. Ad-free Tools I use every day in my personal and professional life

IT guides & reviews

[Honest Review] 3 Free AI Websites I Actually Use Every Day (No Sponsorship) (Including the Downsides)

Hello! With so many articles and ads about AI tools these days, I’m sure many of you are actually feeling a bit overwhelmed, right? I, too, have a whole bunch of sites I’ve signed up for but never actually use. Today, I’ve narrowed it down to just three services that I’ve signed up for and actually visit at least three times a week for work or daily life. I’ve also noted the drawbacks I’ve noticed while using them, so feel free to pick and choose the ones that work best for you. Check this out. 1. A PowerPoint auto-generator that helps you overcome "blank-slide anxiety":