Microsoft's New Work Vision

Microsoft has a bold new vision about the future of work with AI agents…

In this edition we’ll be covering…

• New Microsoft Copilot releases and the latest Work Trend Index

• A breakdown on how to create frontends with v0

• A tutorial on how to use Gemini 2.5 Pro with Deep Research

• 5 trending AI signals

• 3 new AI tools to keep you productive

• And much more…

The Latest in AI

The Office Just Got Automated (But You’re Still the Boss)

Microsoft is declaring 2025 the year of the “Frontier Firm” - a new breed of company built around AI agents, human-agent collaboration, and intelligence on tap.

According to its latest Work Trend Index, this shift isn’t just theoretical, it’s already reshaping how businesses operate, scale, and compete…

What’s the game plan?

• Microsoft just launched the next generation of its Copilot tools, which include two new brainy coworkers: “Researcher” and “Analyst” agents. They’re powered by OpenAI’s deep reasoning models, can handle complex research and data analysis tasks, and act as on-demand experts within your workflow.

• The redesigned Microsoft 365 Copilot app introduces AI-powered search, Notebooks for project-based collaboration, and a new Agent Store, positioning Copilot as the browser for AI in Microsoft’s enterprise strategy.

• Microsoft sees a future where every employee manages their own squad of AI agents. Forget org charts and think “Work Charts,” where agility and output matter more than titles.

So What?

The future that Microsoft is painting doesn’t look like just AI-enhanced work, but rather AI-centered work.

Companies that get this early (aka Frontier Firms) will outpace their slower peers, hire differently, and restructure from the ground up. And if you’re an employee? You might want to start brushing up your agent management skills. Because in this new workplace, you’re the boss of bots.

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Get Your Hands Dirty!

v0 + Vibes = Your Next Website

Another day, another tool that can help you generate amazing frontends with AI.

Let’s talk about v0.dev is Vercel’s AI-powered React generator. It generates React components with live previews, so you can go from prompt to publish fast.

Let’s make a free landing page frontend:

1. Head to v0.dev.

2. Type a prompt like: Generate a landing page with 5 sections. Use these reference images. Upload some reference screenshots if you’d like.

3. Customize the design. Give v0 specific instructions to fix layout quirks like: Move the CTA to the top right.

4. Deploy it to Vercel right from the interface when you’re ready!

Tool Spotlight

Use Deep Research with Gemini 2.5 Pro

Google recently announced its Deep Research feature is now available to Gemini Advanced subscribers via the Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental model.

So this means, we can use Google’s most capable model for extensive research across the web, and this could potentially save people HOURS.

Here’s how you can use it too:

1. Navigate to Gemini (Advanced subscription needed).

2. Click the model dropdown on the top left and select Deep Research with 2.5 Pro.

3. Enter your research topic and make sure it is a clear prompt. For example: Conduct a comprehensive analysis of the impact of renewable energy adoption on global economies. Review and customize the research plan as needed.

4. Receive and utilize the report! After processing, Gemini provides a detailed report with key findings and source links.

🔥 Pro Tip: You can use the Audio Overviews feature to listen to a podcast-style summary of the report!

Quick Bites

Stay updated with our favorite highlights, dive in for a full flavor of the coverage!

OpenAI has brought its new image generation capabilities to the API for developers to build with.

The State Bar of California has disclosed that some multiple-choice questions in a problem-plagued bar exam were developed with the aid of AI.

MIT researchers have created a periodic table that shows how more than 20 classical machine-learning algorithms are connected. The new framework sheds light on how scientists could fuse strategies from different methods to improve existing AI models or come up with new ones.

New code strings in ChatGPT’s public web bundle, “buy_now”, price and shipping fields, product-offer ratings, and a “shopify_checkout_url”, indicate that OpenAI is wiring a native purchase flow into the assistant. The snippet suggests a hand-off to Shopify’s hosted checkout, implying a formal tie-up rather than a generic affiliate link.

WhatsApp says its new AI feature embedded in the messaging service is "entirely optional" - despite the fact it cannot be removed from the app.

Trending Tools

💻️ Run MCP Servers with AWS Lambda - Run existing Model Context Protocol (MCP) stdio-based servers in AWS Lambda functions.

🧑‍🚀 Emergent - The world’s first agentic workspace for developers.

📷️ PhotoGuru - Level up your online presence with AI-assisted headshots.

The Neural Network

Code agents are leveling up like they’re on AI steroids, their task endurance is doubling every four months, not seven.

At this pace, by 2027 they’ll be handling month-long projects without breaking a digital sweat…

Until we Type Again…

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