🧠 AI Creators Just Got a New Operating System

🔥🔥🔥 Three big updates

1. Google Flow expands inside Workspace

Google’s “Flow” is now available across additional Google Workspace services. That’s the headline, and it matters more than it sounds.

If your day lives inside Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Gmail, this is the kind of update that changes behavior. Not because it’s flashy, but because it reduces friction.

The real win here is “AI inside the work,” not “AI as a separate tab you forget about.” That’s when adoption sticks.

2. OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Go

OpenAI just launched ChatGPT Go, which is basically a new way to access ChatGPT at a more lightweight entry point.

This is important because accessibility still beats capability. The smartest model in the world doesn’t help if most people don’t use it daily.

If you’re trying to get a team comfortable with AI, plans like this reduce the commitment anxiety. “Try it properly” becomes an easier yes.

3. Claude’s “Cowork” feature is now open to more people

Anthropic is opening up Claude’s Cowork feature to anyone with a $20 subscription, which is a very direct move toward more collaborative AI workflows.

This isn’t just “Claude answers questions.” It’s Claude sitting with you while you think, write, and build. More like a partner than a search box.

If you do strategy, writing, marketing, or ops work, this shift matters. It nudges AI from “tool” into “workflow layer.”

🔥🔥 Two Pro Tips

1. 🚀 The AI Slideshow Growth Loop

This tweet is a great case study in how lightweight content formats can rack up serious views fast, without high-effort production.

The formula is simple:

• A scroll-stopping hook image (AI-generated works, but any bold visual does the job)
• A specific promise in the first slide (“5 corporate hacks…”, “3 negotiation scripts…”, “7 mistakes to avoid…”)
• A payoff across 5–8 slides (tight, skimmable, no fluff)
• A clean CTA on the last slide (tool, signup, newsletter, or template)

If you’re trying to grow anything online, this is a reminder that consistency wins. Pick one carousel format, ship daily, and treat it like performance marketing. Small tweaks, big compounding returns.

And don’t worry if you’re a creator or brand that is still starting with content. Here’s proof that even smaller creators get high engagement from this:

2. 🧰 Claude Skills Pack (for marketing + copywriting)

This is a collection of skills that turns Claude into a marketing and copywriting assistant that’s actually useful. It’s perfect if you want faster first drafts, tighter positioning options, and more repeatable output without writing the same prompt 47 times.

One important note: always be cautious when using someone else’s Claude skills. Hidden prompt injections are real, and you don’t want your “copywriting genius” quietly turning into “brand liability.”

🔥🔥 Things You Didn’t Know You Can Do With AI

Build a fully automated AI avatar content engine (that posts daily)

An AI avatar account hit 2.4 million followers on Instagram. Fully AI-generated, posting multiple times a day, with insane engagement. And yep, it can be automated end-to-end.

Here’s the exact system you can replicate:

1. Create your AI avatar in Nano Banana.
2. Preload 10–15 content topics in Airtable for automatic rotation.
3. Use an AI agent to write a 60–90 second script per topic.
4. Use HeyGen to animate your avatar and lip-sync the script.
5. Use Creatomate for auto-captions, then Blotato to auto-publish to IG/TikTok.

One scheduled trigger runs daily, requiring no manual intervention: no filming, no editing, no manual posting.

Here’s a detailed tutorial on how to achieve this.