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At Stanford, Matsumoto made images that changed with music and studied how blind and low-vision people could get information by touching 3D-printed shapes. She brought those interests together in a sculpture covered in balloons that swelled with the beat. At one showing, six people put their hands on the sphere and closed their eyes.
# Art
# Maker
# Japan
# Massachusetts
When Lev came home late from a neighbor’s house, Garber was annoyed. Talking it through with ChatGPT helped her consider how hard it could be for him to stop playing and leave. She came away with a countdown to try at the next playdate. At bedtime, she’s found that waiting until morning to talk about reading past lights-out makes for a calmer conversation.
# Parenting
# Illinois
A few days after Quintero and his wife brought Oreo home, the puppy barely wanted to eat or play. When Oreo developed diarrhea that wouldn’t go away, Quintero described it in the ChatGPT journal he’d been keeping. ChatGPT urged him to see a vet, who diagnosed parvovirus. After four days in the hospital, Oreo came home ready to run.
# Pets
# Healthcare
# Mexico
# LATAM
Oliver still loved walks in the hills, even as arthritis and kidney disease made it harder for him to get around. Troy calls the stretch after one frightening trip to the emergency vet “a full bonus year.” When Troy was out of town and had to say goodbye by speakerphone, ChatGPT helped him find the words he wanted Oliver to hear.
# Pets
Sometimes Farooq leaves the sound on while she tidies. When she finishes one part of the desk, she tells ChatGPT, and it helps her choose what to tackle next. She also used it to prepare for her daughter’s first days at school. By the time the new teacher arrived for a home visit, Farooq had her questions ready.
# Accessibility
# EMEA
# United Kingdom

Kirk Gulezian · Nov 4th, 2026
# K-12 Short Form Learning
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Lee Dunn · Nov 3rd, 2026
Discover how ChatGPT can support the day-to-day work of legislative staff. Join Lee Dunn for a practical introduction to writing effective prompts, summarizing public materials, drafting and refining communications, and preparing briefing notes and meeting questions.
Through examples drawn from legislative workflows, we’ll explore how to give ChatGPT useful context, improve a first draft, and review outputs for accuracy. We’ll also discuss responsible use: following your office’s policies, protecting sensitive information, and keeping human judgment at the center of the work.
Designed with legislative staff in mind and open to anyone, this beginner-friendly session requires no prior AI experience and includes time for audience Q&A.
How do you know whether an AI pilot is delivering meaningful value? Join David Sperry for a practical session on measuring the return on investment of large language models in government workflows. We’ll explore how to establish a baseline, measure changes in time and quality, and account for the effort involved in adoption and human review. Learn how to turn those findings into a clear, credible case for what to scale, refine, or stop.

Evan Hirsch · Oct 26th, 2026
Learn how to use ChatGPT Sites to turn newsroom planning materials into an interactive election night scheduling hub. This demonstration shows how to combine staff schedules, coverage timelines, equipment assignments, travel estimates, and meal breaks in one place, reducing coordination work and giving journalists more time to focus on reporting.
# ChatGPT
# ChatGPT Work
# Journalism
# News
# News Organizations
# Use Cases
Alex used Codex to develop a design, find materials around Vienna and get step-by-step building instructions for a terrace at Be Fresh, his mother’s restaurant. He says shopping and construction took five days, creating space for eight diners and roughly doubling the restaurant’s available space.
# Business
# Austria
# Europe
# Entrepreneur
