The Promptory Newsletter (March 23, 2026)


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Monday · March 23, 2026 · Issue #001

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Here's what happened in AI last week that you need to know:

⚡ This Week in AI

OpenAI rolls out persistent memory in ChatGPT

ChatGPT now remembers context across sessions — which changes how you use it for ongoing projects, client work, and recurring tasks.

Google's Gemini 2.0 Flash is noticeably faster

If you've been frustrated with speed on complex tasks, this is worth testing — especially for high-volume content and summarization workflows.

Anthropic: Claude's reasoning is measurably improving

Extended thinking mode is showing stronger results on multi-step business problems. Worth revisiting if you haven't tried it recently.

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📌 Prompt of the Week

Copy this into ChatGPT or Claude:

"Act as a senior consultant. I run a [type of business]. My biggest operational bottleneck right now is [describe it]. Suggest 3 AI tools or workflows that could reduce this bottleneck by at least 30%, with specific implementation steps for each."

Replace the brackets and run it. You'll have a roadmap in 60 seconds.

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