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This Tuesday morning, OpenAI is making big moves, removing text chat limits for free ChatGPT users and launching a new $125 premium tier for businesses. Vocal and Tech Times both confirm that free users now have unlimited text prompts and access to the new GPT-5.6 Luna model, while the new Business Premium tier, also reported by Techgenyz, offers five times the AI usage and removes the previous five-hour cap. But that's not all from OpenAI. LiveChennai reports a significant shift: thousands of student and young adult ChatGPT accounts are moving from "Teen Experience" mode to standard adult settings, deactivating safety filters and parental supervision. Parents and young users are advised to check their profiles and manually reverse the age tier if necessary. Meanwhile, Analytics Insight reveals OpenAI's acquisition of NextSlide, which could transform ChatGPT into a tool that creates editable presentations from research and prompts, enhancing visual storytelling and AI-powered slide generation. In other AI news, Anthropic is introducing an "imperceptible watermark" into text generated by its new Claude AI models, as Business Insider reports. This watermark will persist even through copying and some editing, helping detect AI-generated content. Google's Gemini app has surpassed one billion monthly active users, matching ChatGPT's recent milestone, Zamin.uz confirms. This makes Gemini one of Google's fastest-growing products, now the tenth to reach this massive audience. However, Android Police notes that one user canceled their Google AI Pro plan, finding Gemini's responses robotic and less effective than ChatGPT for nuanced tasks. For developers, GitHub Copilot for JetBrains is getting significant updates, including persistent memory and Ollama integration, according to The GitHub Blog. This aims to improve chat workflows and provide more enterprise controls. Additionally, Infosecurity Magazine highlights a security flaw in Cursor's coding agent that allowed cloned repositories to execute commands without prior trust, urging developers to update their software. Finally, the National University of Singapore is making AI a formal part of student life, with all students gaining access to ChatGPT Edu and new undergraduates completing a compulsory generative AI course, Analytics Insight reports. This reflects a growing trend in education to integrate AI literacy. These rapid developments mean AI tools are increasingly shaping how we work, learn, and consume information, impacting everything from your next job application to the safety of your child's online interactions.