🧠 Can AI create, code, and cure — all in one day?

🔥🔥🔥 Three big updates

1. ChatGPT joins Adobe’s creative tools

OpenAI is integrating ChatGPT directly into Adobe Photoshop and Acrobat Express. Writers, marketers, and designers can now tap into AI-generated copy, summaries, and even image prompts without leaving the tools they already rely on.

Instead of toggling between apps or pasting content back and forth, users get a more fluid, contextual creative experience — faster iterations, cleaner feedback loops, and fewer bottlenecks between idea and output.

This kind of embedded AI makes the creative process faster and more seamless. It’s also a signal that AI isn’t just powering standalone apps anymore, but it’s becoming part of the everyday software stack.

2. Google Stitch now turns hand-drawn sketches into production-ready code

We talked about Stitch just a couple of days ago — and guess what? It can now generate full HTML/CSS components from scanned or photographed wireframes.

You can now upload a quick sketch or a UI screenshot and get back clean, editable front‑end code. And if you drop in an image, Stitch can pull a full design theme from it — colors, typography, and styling that you can apply directly to your layout.

For developers and designers, this means faster prototyping, less back-and-forth on layout fidelity, and quicker time from whiteboard to build.

3. Microsoft’s Gigatime AI helps accelerate cancer research

Microsoft’s new research reveals how its Gigatime AI model helped compress a multi-week drug discovery process into just a few hours.

In a recent study, the system was used to identify which molecules could bind to cancer-relevant proteins — a task that normally takes weeks — and produced results in a matter of hours.

The implications here go beyond pharma: it’s a blueprint for how domain experts can pair with models to test, refine, and accelerate complex work across fields like healthcare, materials science, and bioengineering.

Read the full study here!

🔥🔥 Two tools worth trying

Spline AI

Spline’s browser-based 3D design platform now lets you use natural language to generate and animate 3D elements. This makes 3D prototyping and visual storytelling far more accessible — especially for marketers, designers, and product folks who don’t come from a traditional 3D background. It’s a lightweight, real-time playground for interactive visual content that would’ve taken days (or entire teams) to create a few years ago.

Huwise

Huwise is an AI agent builder that helps you create structured multi-agent systems that can reason, recall, and coordinate. It’s especially useful if you’re building complex internal tooling or orchestrating workflows across functions. Think of it as a system-level brain for teams that need their tools to collaborate — not just automate tasks, but adapt to changing inputs.

🔥 One workflow that makes your day easier.

Use Gemini in Zapier to automate content and marketing tasks

This is a plug-and-play automation that connects Google Sheets, Gemini, and Zapier to generate images and text when a new row is added to a spreadsheet. You start a Zap with a trigger like “new row in a spreadsheet,” send that data to Gemini to generate text or images based on a prompt, and then write the AI outputs back into the sheet or another app.

For example, teams can use this pattern to auto-create visuals when a row is added, summarize text, or surface insights without manual intervention — all without writing code. Gemini’s integration with Zapier lets you orchestrate these pieces in a way that fits your workflow.

Visual example below (see attached image)