In this episode of BrAInstorm, Gregory Hunt introduces ChatGPT Atlas, OpenAI’s new AI-powered web browser that blends search, chat, and automation into one platform.

Atlas is being talked about as a game-changer for productivity - letting users browse, summarise, compare, and act on information directly from within the browser. But is it ready for real business use?

Gregory explains what Atlas is, how it works, and where it could make a difference for small businesses - while also sounding a note of caution. It’s still early days, and there are already some privacy and security concerns being raised.

This episode isn’t a recommendation to start using Atlas - it’s an update to help you stay informed. Gregory shares why he won’t be using it himself (for now), what to watch for if you do, and how to evaluate new AI tools safely before adopting them into your workflow.

👉 In this episode:

• What ChatGPT Atlas actually does

• How it could change research and decision-making online

• Early warnings and data privacy concerns

• Why Gregory won’t be using it just yet

• A simple way to test new AI tools safely

📍 Visit huntai.co.uk for free AI resources, checklists, and upcoming HuntAI training. 📧 Contact: gregory@huntai.co.uk

There’s a new feature inside ChatGPT called Pulse - and it could quietly change how we all use AI day to day.

In this BrAInstorm episode, Gregg Hunt from Business AI Studio explains what Pulse is, how it works, and why it matters. Instead of waiting for you to ask questions, Pulse keeps you automatically updated on the topics that matter most - from business and technology to innovation and creativity.

At the moment, Pulse is available only on the ChatGPT mobile app for paid subscribers, but it’s an early look at how AI is evolving from a tool you use to a partner that keeps you informed.

🎧 Listen in under five minutes to hear why Pulse could be one of the most important steps in how we interact with AI.

👉 Learn more about Business AI Studio at ai-avatars.io

In this episode of BrAInstorm, I share how I discovered AI avatars when I needed training videos but wasn’t comfortable on camera. Avatars helped me build on-demand courses, and soon colleagues were asking how they could use them too - leading to the creation of Business AI Studio. I explain the key advantages of avatars for training, customer messages and marketing, plus why they save time, cut costs, and even work across languages.