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Ray Dalio recently reported that much of the S&P 500’s 2025 gains came not from real growth, but from the dollar quietly losing value. Reportedly down 10% last year!

He’s not alone. Several BlackRock, Fidelity, and Bloomberg analysts say to expect further dollar decline in 2026.

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OpenAI just introduced something new called Prism, and it is built for scientists, researchers, and students who spend most of their time reading papers, writing research, and trying to make sense of complex ideas. In simple terms, Prism is a smart writing and research space that lives inside ChatGPT and helps with the everyday work that comes with doing science. It is free for anyone with a ChatGPT account, so there is no extra software to download or complicated setup to deal with.

At its core, Prism works like a supercharged document editor. You can write your paper inside it, and the AI can help clean up your writing, check if your arguments make sense, suggest clearer ways to explain things, and even point you to earlier research that might be relevant. If you are stuck on how to explain a tricky idea, Prism can help rephrase it in simpler, clearer term. If you are unsure whether your claim holds up, it can flag weak spots and suggest ways to strengthen them. The idea is to make the long, sometimes frustrating process of writing and reviewing research feel a bit smoother.

One of the biggest challenges in research is finding and keeping track of previous studies. Prism is designed to help with that too. Instead of jumping between dozens of tabs, PDFs, and citation tools, researchers can search for related work directly inside their writing space. This makes it easier to stay focused and spend less time hunting for sources and more time thinking about the actual science.

OpenAI says the goal is not to replace scientists or do the thinking for them. Instead, Prism is meant to take away some of the repetitive and time-consuming parts of research, like formatting, editing, and searching through endless documents. By doing that, researchers can spend more time on experiments, ideas, and problem solving, which is where real discoveries happen.

What makes this interesting is how closely it fits into how scientists already work. Many researchers use technical writing systems to format equations, charts, and references. Prism is built to handle that kind of work naturally, so it fits into existing workflows instead of forcing people to change how they write. That makes it easier for labs, universities, and students to start using it right away.

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