AUGUST 21, 2025

• PromptCraft: Personalized Roadmap Generator, Perfectionism Busters, and How to Make Your Own Prompts
• What People Mean When They Say, 'I Don't Have Time to Learn AI'​
• THE HEADLINES
• Tool Spotlight: GPT Burger Chrome Extension Lets You Bookmark Chats

• ​Personalized Roadmap Generator Prompt: Generates a tailored, phased learning roadmap by analyzing your field, prior knowledge, goal, and weekly hours; returns resources, milestones, communities, and clear sequential phases for efficient mastery.
• ​Perfectionism Recovery Coach Prompt: Turns ChatGPT into a perfectionism recovery coach that differentiates healthy striving from paralyzing standards, pinpoints triggers, and sets “good-enough” benchmarks to beat procrastination and burnout while preserving quality.
• ​Guide to Making Your Own Prompts: Clear, no-fluff primer on prompt design: set explicit goals, specify output format, add context, use examples, and iteratively refine. Emphasizes structure over “tricking” the model for consistent, high-quality results.
• ​60-Second Viral Video Script Prompt: Step-by-step method and free template to grab a high-performing TikTok or IG video, extract its transcript, merge with your top clips, and have ChatGPT generate a customized, brand-aligned script in under a minute.
• ​Squash Rollback ‘Brain Fog’ Reset Trick: Explains a quick “squash and rollback” tactic: summarize key insights after 10-15 messages, start a fresh chat with that summary, and regain focused, high-quality responses when context corruption sets in.
• ​Executable AI Workflow “Recipe” Framework: Concept note proposing “recipes”—executable, cryptographically signed prompt workflows that incorporate tool calls, parameter tuning, and edge-case hardening—so creators can package, reuse, and monetize robust LLM processes across any model.
• ​200+ Perplexity Labs Finance Prompts: Free Substack playbook listing over 200 ready-to-run Perplexity Labs prompts for everything from ratio analysis to scenario modeling, complete with suggested inputs and interpretation tips to streamline finance research and reporting.
• ​Burton Malkiel-Inspired Decision Prompts: Shares ten prompts that translate Burton Malkiel’s investment tenets—expected value, diversification, bias checks, mean reversion—into everyday decision frameworks, helping users apply systematic, economist-style reasoning to careers, relationships, and habits.

What People Mean When They Say, 'I Don't Have Time to Learn AI'

Consider this entirely subjective, if you wish, but I believe what I'm about to share with you has some basis in fact.

You know where this forum stands on AI. I mean, the letters are all-capped right there in the name. So, you wouldn't be mistaken if you thought the following to be a takedown on people who have this attitude or who've, worse, made this statement at any point in the last two years.

"I don't have time to learn AI," doesn't really mean "I don't have time to learn AI."

I hesitate to say that it even means, "I don't want to learn AI," although that sentiment could certainly be true.

No, I want to focus on what it primarily means, which can be broken down into 3 unwitting confessions.

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HIGHLIGHTS: DeepSeek, xAI with New Releases; States Start Restricting AI Mental Health Therapy; Why Some Believe AI Is Moving Too Fast; and Most GenAI Implementations Have 'No Measurable Impact' on P&L, MIT Study Notes

• ​9 ways AI makes Pixel 10 our most helpful phone yet​
• ​95% of generative AI implementations in enterprise 'have no measurable impact on P&L', says MIT — flawed integration cited as why AI projects underperform​
• ​Multiple states restricting AI mental health therapy​
• ​Californians Say AI Is Moving ‘Too Fast’​
• ​BigBear.ai and the Washington Commanders Forge Landmark Partnership​
• ​Say farewell to the AI bubble, and get ready for the crash​
• ​NASA, IBM’s ‘Hot’ New AI Model Unlocks Secrets of Sun​
• ​Meta’s AI translation tool can dub your Instagram videos​
• ​Robotics startup FieldAI raises $314 million in new funding, sources say​
• ​Vantage Data Centers plans $25 billion AI campus in Texas​
• ​How we built AI face cropping for Images​
• ​Microsoft AI boss warns against development of ‘Seemingly Conscious AI’​
• ​Pixel Watch 4: Design upgrades, new fitness features and expanded AI​
• ​The Human Toll of Artificial Intelligence​
• ​AI Isn’t Coming for Hollywood. It's Already Arrived​
• ​DeepSeek V3.1 just dropped — and it might be the most powerful open AI yet​
• ​Meta is shaking up its AI org, again​
• ​xAI readies Grok web with Imagine tool and Team profiles​
• ​Do LLMs Have Good Music Taste?​
• ​Databricks eyes over $100 billion valuation as investors back AI growth plans​
• ​Exclusive: Nvidia working on new AI chip for China that outperforms the H20, sources say​
• ​Exclusive: Arm hires Amazon AI exec to boost plans to build its own chips​
• ​OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says that export controls alone won’t hold back China's AI ambitions — “My instinct is that doesn’t work”​
• ​ElevenLabs Agents now support Chat Mode​
• ​Americans fear AI permanently displacing workers, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds​
• ​How Much Will S&P 500 Companies Benefit From AI Adoption?​
• ​Microsoft Excel adds Copilot AI to help fill in spreadsheet cells​

GPT Burger Chrome Extension Lets You Bookmark Chats

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​GPT Burger is a free Chrome extension that turns sprawling ChatGPT threads into neatly organized “sliders” you can bite into later. Instead of endless scrolling to track down that one insightful line, you simply tag any snippet with a click, color-code it for easy grouping, then drag-and-drop tags into whatever order makes sense.

Each tag is a live bookmark—tap it and you’re whisked straight back to the exact moment in the conversation. Need to reuse a gem elsewhere? One-click copying puts it on your clipboard, while the “Bake Notes” export gathers every tag into a clean outline or an idea-expanding creative draft.

You can even fire those saved bites back into ChatGPT as custom prompts for rapid remixing.

Built by a first-time coder with AI assistance, GPT Burger is a deceptively simple tool that slices the chaos out of long chats and serves up your best AI insights on a silver platter—perfect for anyone who relies on ChatGPT and refuses to lose another nugget in the scroll.

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