• **Loom interface demo** – A branching GPT frontend called “Loom” (not loom.com) was shared as a screenshot; it lets users explore multiple parallel text continuations in a tree-like view, inspired by the 2007 eye-tracking text-entry system Dasher.

• **Zoom IQ smart companion** – jrayhawk linked Zoom’s new AI feature that auto-generates dynamic meeting summaries; kanzure noted that high-quality transcripts are the primary need.

• **GPT4All open-source model** – mellow highlighted the nomic-ai/GPT4All GitHub repo, a 7 B parameter LLaMA derivative trained with ~800 k GPT-3.5 prompts; fenn observed it is “slightly faster, slightly lower RAM” than Alpaca but still carries the same OpenAI ToS violation risk.

• **Browser-extension for GPT-driven web automation** – lachlan shared TaxyAI/browser-extension, a Chrome add-on that uses GPT-4/3.5-turbo to control the browser and perform tasks; cost of GPT-4 API was cited as the main barrier.

• **ChatGPT + MS Teams bot integration** – nmz787_ helped connect ChatGPT to a Teams bot and tested it with a constrained polygon-drawing prompt; initial results were promising despite the model’s visual limitations.

• **Future vision of ubiquitous GPT-4 autocomplete** – fenn mused that GPT-4 level predictive text could soon appear “in every Windows phone,” raising questions about societal maturity to wield such powerful generative tools responsibly.