This week, GPT-5.6 Sol and Gemini 4 Argon helped uncover critical PHP security flaws.
Patches dropped on Oct 21, but attacks started within hours anyway.
The uncomfortable part? The same AI helping defenders find security holes is also available to attackers.
#PHP2Shell
Gemini #canvas splits your screen into two panels. Chat on one side, your document or code on the other.
Edit a specific paragraph or fix one block of code without regenerating everything. Clean, focused, no back and forth.
Gemini’s #DeepResearch doesn’t just search the web. It browses hundreds of web pages on its own and puts together a full report with citations.
What used to take hours of manual research comes back in minutes, ready to read and verify.
Gemini #Skills are modular instructions you can trigger inside any chat with a / command.
Stack a tone guide, a formatting rule, and a style parameter all in one conversation. No switching screens, no re-explaining. Just type / and layer what you need.
#TemporaryChat keeps the conversation out of your history and won’t create new memories. Save it later if useful.
That wraps up the ChatGPT dashboard series. The interface changes often so check the ChatGPT Release Notes on the OpenAI Help Center for what's new.
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#Codex is the coding side of ChatGPT. Writing code, fixing bugs, reviewing changes, and working with software projects.
It connects to repositories, folders, and terminals, tools developers already use.
It is where you go when the task is really about building with code.
ChatGPT's dashboard changes quite a bit, so some buttons may look different on your end.
#Scheduled is where tasks you've set up live. Reminders, recurring tasks, or things you've asked ChatGPT to check on. You can see when each runs next, and pause, edit, or delete anytime.
#Projects are useful when one chat is not enough.
Keep related chats, files, and instructions together in one place. No more reuploading the same files or explaining the same context every time.
The mic button lets you talk instead of type. Useful when you have a long question, thinking out loud, or just don't feel like typing.
#Thinking effort controls how much ChatGPT thinks before answering. Simple question, keep it low. Coding, planning, research, give it more time.
When you thought the + sign was just for attaching files, it's actually a quick menu for tools inside the chat.
Upload files, create images, search the web, deep research, sketch, or visualize. All in one spot.
That's where #ChatGPT gives you more ways to work.
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There's a ghost icon at the top right of Claude. Tap it and that conversation won't save to your history, won't affect Claude's memory, and won't be used for training. Good for sensitive topics.
That wraps up our Claude features. Want to learn more? Check out #ClaudeAcademy.
Vibe coding is real and the #Code tab in Claude's sidebar is where it happens.
Describe what you want, Claude builds it. Websites, tools, automations - no coding knowledge needed.
Most non-technical people skip it because of the name. That's the biggest mistake.
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