OpenAI has officially launched ChatGPT Health, a dedicated experience designed to merge personal medical records with AI intelligence securely. Wellness questions are already a primary use case for the platform, with over 230 million people seeking advice weekly.

To protect this sensitive data, the feature operates within an isolated space where conversations are never used to train OpenAI’s foundation models. This compartmentalized approach ensures that health memories stay separate from standard chats, providing a secure environment for personal data.

If you’re interested in getting early access, you can sign up for the ChatGPT Health waitlist here.

The tool was developed alongside 260 physicians across 60 countries to prioritize safety and clear communication. These experts provided feedback on model outputs over 600,000 times to ensure the AI provides useful insights without oversimplifying complex issues.

The model is evaluated against HealthBench, a framework designed to reflect how clinicians judge quality in actual practice. While the tool is not intended for diagnosis, it helps patients understand patterns and prepare for doctor visits with data-driven confidence.

U.S. users can securely connect clinical history through a partnership with b.well, the largest secure network of connected health data in the country. Beyond medical records, the tool integrates with apps like Apple Health and MyFitnessPal to provide context-aware responses.

This allows users to manage a fitness routine or summarize lab results using deep research and voice mode. The goal is to support care from human clinicians while making fragmented data more accessible and actionable for everyday users.

One of the most practical features of the new Health space is its ability to help users navigate the maze of medical insurance. By analyzing your historical healthcare patterns and current medical records, ChatGPT can help you understand the trade-offs of different insurance options. You can ask the AI to create a pros and cons table comparing plans based on your specific chronic conditions or upcoming procedures.

This moves AI beyond simple wellness advice and into the realm of financial health management, helping users make more informed decisions about their coverage and out-of-pocket costs.

Google is fundamentally reinventing the world's most popular email service by bringing Gmail into the Gemini era. No longer just a list of messages, the new AI Inbox acts as a personal assistant that organizes your digital life into priority clusters.

By analyzing your frequent contacts and the content of your messages, Gemini identifies what truly matters (i.e., bill due tomorrow or a soccer schedule change) and pushes it to the top. This proactive filtering aims to eliminate the noise of modern communication, allowing users to focus on high-stakes items without digging through clutter.

The most powerful addition is AI Overviews in Gmail, which allows you to ask your inbox complex questions using natural language. Instead of searching for keywords like "plumber" and reading ten threads, you can simply ask, "Who was the plumber that gave me a quote last year?" and Gemini will synthesize the answer instantly.

For long, exhausting Reply All chains, Gemini now provides automated message summaries that highlight key takeaways and action items, effectively acting as a digital minute-taker for every conversation you join.

The Help Me Write tool is getting a massive upgrade by incorporating context from other Google apps. Starting next month, Gemini will be able to draft responses that match your specific tone and style while pulling in details from your Calendar or Drive.

For example, if a family member asks about a gathering, Gemini can suggest a response that already checks your availability and offers a drafted confirmation. This isn't just about speed; it's about accuracy and polish, ensuring your digital communication is consistently professional and contextually aware without requiring you to draft from scratch.

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Here’s what to do:

1️⃣ Activate AI Overviews: Open a long, unread email thread and click the Gemini summary button to catch up on the key points in seconds.

2️⃣ Query your history: Use the search bar to ask a natural language question about a past event, such as "When was the last time I updated my insurance?"

3️⃣ Refine your voice: Use the "Help Me Write" feature to draft a complex request, then use the "Polish" tool to match your professional tone.

4️⃣ Clean the clutter: Switch to the new AI Inbox view and allow Gemini to identify your "VIP" contacts to see if it correctly prioritizes your most important tasks.

From AI helping us with health matters to making sense of our inboxes, one things for sure: 2026 will be another year of AI breakthroughs. See you next time! 🚀

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Zoe from Jumble