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Terence Tao says AI has moved from an interesting but limited experiment to a practical research tool that now saves more time than it wastes in mathematics and theoretical physics. He uses it to search literature, write code, test ideas, run calculations, and support verification, while arguing that the real bottleneck is shifting away from routine problem-solving toward choosing good problems, designing sound workflows, and checking results carefully.
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Derrick Choi · Mar 2nd, 2026
A replay of our February 27 webinar, Introduction to Codex.
# Codex
After symptoms were dismissed and an early diagnosis did not fit, Lauren Bannon began feeding months of symptoms and bloodwork into ChatGPT to look for patterns. ChatGPT suggested Hashimoto’s disease and prompted a thyroid peroxidase antibody test; the elevated result led to scans and a biopsy that revealed thyroid cancer, followed by surgery and radioactive iodine treatment that she believes came in time to stop the disease from spreading.
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Skills turn the way you already work into reusable workflows that ChatGPT can follow consistently—so you spend less time re-explaining steps, formats, and requirements, and more time getting to a solid result.
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# Advanced Features
Amanda Bullock · Feb 25th, 2026
# OpenAI for Government
# Prompt Packs
In 2025, Principal Manju Balasubramanyam led Delhi Public School Bangalore North in having more than 350 teachers complete OpenAI’s ChatGPT Foundations for Teachers program, paired with free access to ChatGPT Go, to help educators use AI more effectively in classrooms and school operations. Early school analysis reports high confidence and active use, with teachers saying the tool raises the bar for originality and student reasoning, and the leadership is now exploring whether the program can expand to students in grades 9–12.
# education
David Sperry · Feb 14th, 2026
# OpenAI for Government
# Champions
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# Leading Change
Matt Rosenberg and his wife, Chef Kamonwan, used ChatGPT to evaluate neighborhoods, model restaurant unit economics, and ultimately pivot from an unaffordable lease to a legal home-kitchen path that let them test the concept with real customers. By translating dense regulations into checklists, pricing and packaging guidance, and a daily operating plan inside ChatGPT Projects, they soft-launched Bangkok Rush Thai Kitchen, served dozens of meals with five-star feedback, and opened a runway toward a future brick-and-mortar or franchise.
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Next step for growing your skills. Join the OpenAI team to learn how to conduct deep research for report writing, organize your work with Projects, and build custom GPTs to automate tasks.
Follow along with the Resource Guide: https://academy.openai.com/home/clubs/work-users-ynjqu/resources/chatgpt-102-webinar-resource-guide
# Work Users
# Advanced Features
Quick start for new users. Join the OpenAI team to explore ChatGPT models, key capabilities, and best-practice prompting.
Resource Guide: https://academy.openai.com/home/clubs/work-users-ynjqu/resources/chatgpt-101-webinar-resource-guide
# Work Users
# Intro to ChatGPT