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OpenAI plugs your health records into ChatGPT, Baidu ships a free document reader, and Marcos tours a new AI data center in Pampanga.

01Top Story

ChatGPT Now Reads Your Health Records

OpenAI just let people in the US connect their Apple Health data and medical records to ChatGPT, so it can pull your lab results, medicines, and sleep into one place and explain them in plain words.

why it matters
If you have ever left a clinic confused by your lab sheet, this can turn the numbers into normal words before your next visit.
Read at TechCrunch
02Free Tools

Baidu's Free Tool Reads Any Document

Baidu, China's biggest search company, released a free tool called Unlimited-OCR that turns any photo or PDF, even long multi-page files, into editable text you can copy, search, and reuse.

why it matters
Snap a photo of a receipt, contract, or handout and get clean text back in seconds, with no retyping it yourself.
Read at Hugging Face
03OpenAI

AI Now Answers OpenAI's Phone Line

OpenAI launched Presence, a service that puts AI helpers on company phone and chat lines, and says they already handle 75% of calls to its own support line with no human stepping in.

why it matters
The next time you call a company's hotline, the "agent" who picks up may be software, and it might solve your problem faster.
Read at VentureBeat
04Philippines

Marcos Tours PH's New AI Data Center

President Marcos toured Converge's new AI-ready data center in Angeles, Pampanga on Friday, met a humanoid robot named Convo and a robot dog named Convi, and said the Philippines is ready for the AI era.

why it matters
More of these hubs on Philippine soil means faster apps, local jobs, and your data staying in the country instead of overseas.
Read at PTV News
05Philippines

78% of Filipino Workers Now Use AI

A study by Filipino software company Sprout Solutions found 78% of local workers now use AI every day, but only 35% got any training for it and many worry it is weakening their own thinking.

why it matters
You are probably one of the 78%, so the smart move is using AI as a helper without letting it do your thinking for you.
Read at Philstar

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