Your AI Advantage Weekly
5 Things You Should Know in AI This Week — October 17, 2025
Simplifying the noise. Here are five signals that matter for non-technical workers.
5 Signals Hidden in Last Week’s AI Data
The latest data shows growth, but also fractures: mainstream vs experts, automation vs augmentation, creativity vs conformity.
Everyone Should Learn Vibe Coding (Even If You've Never Written Code)
What it is. How it changes the game. How to start in 30 minutes.
Chrome Just Turned into an AI Browser
PLUS: Meta's wild new glasses, AI companies prepare for payment systems, and signs models are outpacing human training ability.
Has AI Really Plateaued?
The actual story behind the current disappointment.
A Stupid Simple Strategy to Turn Your Team into AI Superusers
Going back to basics will give your team a big advantage.
New AI Features to Make Your Life Easier
PLUS: OpenAI's plan to replace LinkedIn and why AI confidently gives wrong answers
Reddit Comments & User Hot Takes Are Shaping AI Results
Brand narratives are shifting away from official sources as new data shows AI tools increasingly cite Reddit, YouTube, and review sites.
Voice AI Just Had a Big Week
PLUS: Privacy and safety changes at Anthropic and OpenAI worth knowing.
Soon AI Personality Will Matter More Than Performance
The next phase of AI adoption won't be decided by IQ. It'll be decided by EQ.
Entry-Level Workers Are Already Losing Jobs to AI (New Data)
Stanford study shows 13% drop in entry-level employment for AI-exposed roles.
A Beginner’s Guide to Using AI to Create Automations (No Coding Needed)
Follow this step-by-step process to build your first workflow with AI and save hours on repetitive tasks.
Google’s 'Nano-Banana' Model Sets New Standard for Image AI
PLUS: AI browsers get hacked, what usage data reveals adoption trends, and other signals worth knowing.