Friday is here and the weekend break is much needed as I’m doing some traveling next week and need to rest in preparation for it. Traveling used to be something I looked forward to but now I like to avoid it as much as possible!
What are the most successful AI leaders doing (according to report)? More spending and money making as well as time optimization. Not surprised.
A guide to on generative AI for beginners, via Atlassian.
Someone’s already built a library of screencasts on how to use Cursor. Nice!
There will always be folks who already “over” the artificial intelligence boom and we’ll continue to hear more of it, I’m sure.
This AI-powered canvas tool enables users to effortlessly create anime-style art and manga directly in their browser, offering a user-friendly experience for artists and enthusiasts alike.
This tool assists creators in brainstorming, researching, and planning successful video content. Used by leading creators to enhance their video production process.
Chat with Panda, your personal AI chatbot for mental health.
Sakana raises $100m and continues to head towards AI dominance in Japan.
More folks are seeing AI as a geopolitical, zero-sum game in terms of national security but not everyone believes this arms race is inevitable.
Is AI eating up all of the energy? Certainly consumption is up.
A writer reflects on his predictions and how many of them came true.
A paper on the true gains of productivity on high skilled work, especially programming.
Google Photos' new AI-powered search feature, "Ask Photos," is rolling out. This could be a boon for them if folks like it.
Whoops. Clearview AI get a €30.5m fine for GDPR violations. Does anyone remember GDPR? Laugh. Out. Loud.
Google / Gemini has a prompt network with examples. Neat.
A research paper and guide to building Mario via AI which can generate an infinitely playable Super Mario Bros game entirely through video.
A code editor for engineers. And that’s it friends!
