{{first_name | Leader}}, welcome back. Today’s updates:

  • Free workshop on turning a prompt into a revenue-producing GenAI app to $100K ARR.*

  • AI power constraints are beginning to impact enterprise scaling

  • Microsoft continues refining its humanist superintelligence approach

  • ChatGPT’s app ecosystem keeps expanding with new integrations

  • Tools, resources, and a prompt to turn scattered deal notes into a clear, story-driven case study. ⬇️

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NEWS UPDATES

I am seeing more leaders quietly admit that their biggest AI constraint is not GPUs anymore, it is power. AI workloads are pulling far more electricity than current grids can handle, and the gap is widening faster than utilities can upgrade. That is why so many data centers are falling back on fossil-heavy backup sources, even when their sustainability targets say otherwise.

If this does not get solved, AI timelines will slip, training budgets will balloon, and ESG commitments will get harder to defend. The smartest teams I know are now treating power availability as part of their AI strategy, not an afterthought. Over the next few years, competitive advantage might come from securing stable energy, not just training bigger models.

Microsoft is starting to talk publicly about how it wants to build superintelligent systems, and the message is intentionally cautious. They are emphasizing steady progress, transparency, and tight alignment with human values. In other words, they want enterprises to see powerful but grounded AI, not runaway leaps.

For anyone building on Azure, this matters. Microsoft’s philosophy shapes everything from future Copilot models to governance tooling and how they will position AI for regulated industries. This is the early framing of how your long-term AI vendor plans to earn trust at super-scale.

OpenAI has added the Peloton and TripAdvisor apps inside ChatGPT, and I think this is another step in turning ChatGPT into a multi-service platform, rather than a single assistant. You can plan workouts, map trips, and pull recommendations without leaving the chat interface. It is a small but telling shift in how everyday users interact with services.

For enterprises, the immediate impact is low, but the direction is important. Integrated AI workflows inside a single interface are becoming normal. The real takeaway is not Peloton or TripAdvisor, but rather that consumer behavior is shifting toward app-like ecosystems within AI chats, and enterprise software will eventually follow the same pattern.

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Chatgpt PROMPT TUTORIAL

Deal Narrative Builder

When to use this?
When you need to turn scattered deal notes into a clear, story-driven case study or sales win summary that your team can actually reuse.

You are a B2B storytelling strategist.
I’ll share short notes from a recent closed deal.
Turn them into a 1-page Deal Narrative that includes:

Client background (industry, scale, key challenge)

Problem statement — what they were struggling with

Solution overview — how our product or service solved it

Results — tangible ROI or improvements

Quote or takeaway line to use in marketing/sales decks

Keep it concise (under 200 words) and written in an enterprise tone.

Correct Input Style:

“Client: Fortune 500 retailer.

Challenge: data silos between e-commerce and store inventory.
Solution: implemented AI inventory forecasting tool.
Results: 18% reduction in stockouts, $4M saved annually.”

P.S. Get more such prompts in the Prompting Playbook (free for you)

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