OpenAI launches Group chats in ChatGPT

How to stop Google Gemini from scanning your emails

November 14, 2025

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Welcome to another edition of Log AI.

In today’s update, we’re looking at two important changes: ChatGPT now supports group chats that let people and AI collaborate in one shared space, and LinkedIn has introduced a new AI-powered search tool that helps users find people using simple natural language.

Let’s get into the details.

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  Here's what's new today in the Log AI

  • OpenAI launches Group chats in ChatGPT

  • LinkedIn adds AI-powered search to help users find people

  • AI Tutorial: How to stop Google Gemini from scanning your emails

  • AI Tools to check out

  • The Latest in AI

  • ChatGPT Prompt of the day

AI NEWS

OPENAI

OpenAI launches Group chats in ChatGPT

OpenAI has added group chats to ChatGPT. The feature is being tested in a few countries and will expand later. It lets several people talk in one shared space, with ChatGPT helping the group.

Key Points

  • ChatGPT can join the discussion, answer questions, and keep it organised. It works for Free, Go, Plus, and Pro users in the pilot regions.

  • It is currently live only in Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan. Other regions will receive access later.

  • The group chat uses GPT 5.1 Auto. It supports search, images, file uploads, and voice input inside the group.

  • Messages between people do not count toward limits. Only replies from ChatGPT count.

  • Group chats stay separate from your private conversations. Personal memory is not used in a group. Filters apply to users under eighteen.

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AI AND INNOVATION

LinkedIn adds AI-powered search to help users find people

LinkedIn has added a new AI search tool that helps you find people more easily. You can type what you need in simple language, and LinkedIn will match you with the right profiles.

Details

  • You can write searches like “people who work in entertainment marketing” or “startup advisors with medical experience.”

  • The AI considers the meaning of your request, not just keywords.

  • Right now, only Premium users in the United States can use it. Other regions and non-Premium users will get access later.

  • The tool checks your wider network, so you can discover useful contacts even if you don’t know their exact job title.

  • It helps with networking, hiring, partnerships, and outreach. A clear and updated profile helps others find you as well.

AI TUTORIAL

How to stop Google Gemini from scanning your emails

Many people don’t realize that turning on Gmail’s Gemini features can allow the system to scan email content to generate summaries, suggestions, and automated insights. If you prefer more privacy, you can turn these features off. Here is how;

  1. Go to Gmail Settings. Open “See all settings.”

  2. Turn off writing and suggestion tools. Switch off Help me write, Smart Compose, and similar features.

  3. Disable “Smart features and personalization.” This stops AI from scanning email content.

  4. Open your Google Account → Data & Privacy. Turn off product personalization and AI data use.

  5. Remove Gemini add-ons or extensions. Delete them from your browser if installed.

  6. Check “Third-party apps with account access.” Remove any app that can read your Gmail.

  7. For work or school accounts, ask your admin. They can fully disable Gemini for Gmail and Drive.

AI TOOLS TO CHECK OUT

THE LATEST IN AI

Google is updating NotebookLM, its AI note-taking and research assistant, with a new tool to simplify complex research and support additional file types.

Anthropic announced that Chinese state-backed hackers used its AI model, Claude, to automate roughly 30 attacks on corporations and governments during a September campaign.

Apple introduced a new set of App Review Guidelines for developers, which now specifically state that apps must disclose and obtain users’ permission before sharing personal data with third-party AI.

CHATGPT PROMPT OF THE DAY

"Act like a competitive intelligence specialist.

Your objective is to benchmark the user’s chosen competitors and list key practices the user can adopt.

Steps:

1) Identify the main competitors based on the user’s description.

2) Summarize each competitor’s strengths, weaknesses, and standout tactics.

3) Compare these insights with the user’s goals.

4) Recommend practical actions the user can adopt.

Format: concise bullets.

Style: clear and direct.

Scope: limit to the competitors the user names.

Self-check: confirm that each recommendation comes from the benchmark."

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