Friday, August 14, 2026 · Run 2 · 4:09 PM ET
ChatGPT Learns to Remember Your Screen, and Microsoft Guts Copilot for a Super App
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TL;DR
- ChatGPT's new "Computer History" feature turns your on-screen activity into context and reusable skills.
- Microsoft is merging Copilot into one "super app," cutting Group Chats, Podcasts, Deep Research, Labs, and Mico ahead of a late-September relaunch.
- AI infrastructure stocks erased June's losses this week, with Nebius up roughly 40% after posting 450% year-over-year revenue growth.
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Source: Superhuman AI
AI News4
ChatGPT can now remember what's on your screen
OpenAI's new "Computer History" feature turns your on-screen computer activity into context ChatGPT can draw on for more relevant answers, and lets you turn completed tasks into repeatable skills.
Why it mattersWorth testing on your own repetitive workflows before recommending it to clients: a feature that converts your actual work history into reusable automations changes what's worth automating.
Source: Superhuman AI
Microsoft is stripping features out of Copilot ahead of a "super app" relaunch
It's merging its consumer and business Copilot apps into one tool, cutting Group Chats, Podcasts, Deep Research, Copilot Labs, and the Mico mascot, with the redesign expected by the end of September.
Why it mattersIf any clients are mid-rollout on Copilot features being cut, flag it now: a consolidation like this usually means a rocky few weeks of shifting UI and lost functionality before the new app stabilizes.
Source: Superhuman AI
AI infrastructure stocks erased June's losses after a strong earnings week
CoreWeave, SMCI, and Nebius all beat expectations; Nebius rose roughly 40% on the week after posting $582 million in Q2 revenue, a 450% year-over-year jump.
Why it mattersA useful data point if a client is weighing build versus buy on AI infrastructure: capacity demand and pricing power both look like they're still climbing.
Source: Superhuman AI
A self-represented litigant tried to prompt-inject a court's AI system into ruling in his favor
He later called it a joke; the court did not treat it as one.
Why it mattersA concrete, tell-it-at-a-dinner-party example of prompt injection risk if a client asks what that term actually means in practice.
Source: Superhuman AI
Summarized from Superhuman AI (Aug 14)
