welcome back to the Roundup, your weekly summary of the best products, hottest news, and trending conversations in the tech world. This week: the upgrade Finder needed, a new AI named Gordon, OpenAI's big shakeup, and a convo about avoiding burn out.

Docker added a button that says “Ask Gordon” and advaith summed it up perfectly: bro who is Gordon. No warning. No intro. Just Gordon. Like he’s always been there. Watching your containers crash. Judging your Dockerfiles in silence.

OpenAI just split its soul in two—and gave each half a new job title.

The company is restructuring into a capped-profit parent and a fully nonprofit research lab. The new setup separates frontier model research (run by OpenAI Nonprofit) from the productized ChatGPT empire (run by the for-profit OpenAI Global), with CEO Sam Altman leading both. Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever and alignment researcher Jan Leike have exited stage left, but not before Sutskever’s now-famous “superalignment” team was quietly dissolved.

Under the hood, this looks like a response to mounting pressure. Between safety critics, government scrutiny, and uneasy investors, OpenAI’s trying to reassure all sides: moonshot research can still happen, and ChatGPT can still ship updates on time.

Nika tossed out a big one: “How do you keep work from eating the rest of your life?”

Answers ran the spectrum. A few folks draw a hard line—laptop shut at 6 PM, phone on focus, quick ritual like a post-work walk to reset. Others build physical barriers: a door that closes or a coworking spot across town. One founder straight-up quit a cushy dev job so dinner with his toddler wasn’t a maybe. And yeah, someone admitted they still debug code while chewing pasta—progress is messy.

Plenty of tactics, one theme: if you don’t fence work in, it expands like foam. Worth a scroll if your Slack pings are starting to sound like a lullaby.