Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, Igor shows you how ChatGPT's scheduled tasks work in 2026. While this feature has existed for a while, it has had several updates and new ChatGPT Work integration. If you're wondering what the best ways to use this feature are, you've come to the right place! Enjoy :)
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Prompts:
"Give me a one-minute briefing on significant generative AI developments from the last 24 hours. Include only real product releases, major model launches, or substantial functional product updates that are already available or demonstrably usable. Exclude rumors, teasers, announcements without a functional product, research-only posts, minor updates, and opinion pieces. Keep it extremely concise. If nothing significant happened, say so plainly."
"Check the official OpenAI and Anthropic news and announcement pages for brand-new posts since the previous check. Qualify a post only if it announces a new flagship or named AI model/version (such as a GPT or Claude generation), a major new end-user product, or a significant redesign or relaunch of an existing product. Exclude minor feature updates, pricing changes, API or developer changes, research papers, policy or safety posts, hiring news, and opinion or blog commentary; when uncertain, treat it as non-qualifying and do nothing. Before alerting, check prior automation alerts and sent Gmail messages to ensure this exact release has never been emailed before. For each qualifying, never-before-alerted release, send an email from the connected Gmail account to INSERT EMAIL with the subject `CODE RED — [Company]: [What shipped]`. In the body, write exactly two concise sentences explaining what it is, followed by the direct link to the official announcement. If no qualifying new release exists, do nothing and send no email or notification."
In this video, Igor shows you how ChatGPT's scheduled tasks work in 2026. While this feature has existed for a while, it has had several updates and new ChatGPT Work integration. If you're wondering what the best ways to use this feature are, you've come to the right place! Enjoy :)
Want to save time, get more leverage, and stop figuring this AI stuff out from scratch? I put the clearest map and support inside the AI Advantage Club: joinaiaclub.com/igor
Prompts:
"Give me a one-minute briefing on significant generative AI developments from the last 24 hours. Include only real product releases, major model launches, or substantial functional product updates that are already available or demonstrably usable. Exclude rumors, teasers, announcements without a functional product, research-only posts, minor updates, and opinion pieces. Keep it extremely concise. If nothing significant happened, say so plainly."
"Check the official OpenAI and Anthropic news and announcement pages for brand-new posts since the previous check. Qualify a post only if it announces a new flagship or named AI model/version (such as a GPT or Claude generation), a major new end-user product, or a significant redesign or relaunch of an existing product. Exclude minor feature updates, pricing changes, API or developer changes, research papers, policy or safety posts, hiring news, and opinion or blog commentary; when uncertain, treat it as non-qualifying and do nothing. Before alerting, check prior automation alerts and sent Gmail messages to ensure this exact release has never been emailed before. For each qualifying, never-before-alerted release, send an email from the connected Gmail account to INSERT EMAIL with the subject `CODE RED — [Company]: [What shipped]`. In the body, write exactly two concise sentences explaining what it is, followed by the direct link to the official announcement. If no qualifying new release exists, do nothing and send no email or notification."
