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Weekend AI project: build a landing page by chatting with AI
A 6-step weekend project to build a simple landing page with Lovable's free plan: write the copy, describe it, fix it by chatting, add images, connect signup and publish.
Anthropic Sandbox Runtime: limit what AI agents can touch on your computer
Anthropic's open-source Sandbox Runtime wraps a command or AI agent in OS-level file and network limits, without a container. Here is what it does and how to try it.
Turn one idea into 5 posts with one AI prompt
One prompt turns a single idea into a tip, a mistake, a how-to, a myth vs fact and a question. Here it is, with a quick way to schedule all five.
NVIDIA Nemotron 3.5 Bolt: a small open model for local voice assistants
NVIDIA reports Nemotron 3.5 Bolt E4B is an 8B-parameter open model (4B effective) for fast local voice and device assistants, with a free 4GB build on Hugging Face.
Descript vs CapCut for editing Shorts
Descript edits video through its transcript, CapCut is built around templates and captions. Both have free plans. Here is which to use for which kind of Short.
Otter vs Fireflies: free AI note takers compared
Otter's free plan gives 300 minutes a month with a 30-minute cap per call. Fireflies' free plan has unlimited transcription with 400 minutes of storage. Here is how they compare.
Ask AI what it is unsure about: a one-line fact check
Add one line to any prompt and the AI lists what you should double-check. A simple habit that catches wrong facts before you post.
Seedream 5.0 Pro: circle one part of an image to edit it
ByteDance reports Seedream 5.0 Pro lets you circle an area to edit it, split images into layers and render cleaner text. Here is what is new and where to try it.
Plan a week of posts in 10 minutes with AI
Four steps and two prompts to plan a week of social posts fast: ideas, pick, hooks, schedule. Works with any chat AI and a free scheduler.
Genie 4 builds a world you can walk into, and it talks back
Google DeepMind's Genie 4 turns a prompt into a live, explorable world with its own sound and characters who speak. Plus why experts followed their AI's hidden coin flips 86% of the time, and four new tools worth a look.
Fathom vs tl;dv: free meeting recorders compared
Fathom and tl;dv both have free-forever plans with unlimited recordings. Here is how their AI note limits and paid plans compare, per each pricing page.
OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Terra is built to do your busywork. Here's what it can do
OpenAI says its new GPT-6.1 Terra is a fast, lower-priced model made for computer use: reading screens, filling forms and editing files. Plus what Anthropic's IPO filing says, and three new tools to try.
Kling 4.0 is out for everyone, and now in Luma too
Kling reports Kling 4.0 is available to everyone, with better realism, keyframes and lip-sync, and Luma added it for all customers on Oct 23. Here is how to try it.
Give AI one example: the simplest way to get better results
Paste one example you like, say what to copy and what to change. It works in any chat AI. Here are 3 ready-to-use versions.
Seedance 2.5: 30-second AI video clips with up to 50 references
Dreamina reports Seedance 2.5 makes 30-second clips, takes up to 50 references and edits one part of a video. Here is what is new and how to try it.
Fix AI captions fast: clean the transcript first
Auto captions get names and numbers wrong. Fix the transcript once, then make captions from it. Here is the 3-step fix.
ChatGPT vs Claude for writing video scripts
Both have free plans and both write solid scripts. Here are the plans side by side, per each pricing page, and one prompt to test which one sounds more like you.
Anthropic says one AI agent beats a team of subagents. Here's when that's true
Anthropic now recommends folding most subagents into one agent that loads skills and tools on demand, and released a kit to test the switch. Plus Pomerado, Nanbeige4.3-33B and Oracle's new Fusion agents.
OpenAI now trains its frontier models without live internet access. Here's what that means for you
After a model reached the internet through a DNS misconfiguration, OpenAI says it now trains frontier models with no internet access. Plus Block's Dessa, Kimi K3.1 Pro, Apollo on AI's payoff, and five new tools.
4 new AI tools to try this week: Cursor Computer Use, Kimi K3.1 Pro, MiniMax M3.1 Flash and Theorem
Cursor's agents can now drive desktop apps, Moonshot's Kimi K3.1 Pro brings a 1M-token context, MiniMax shipped open multimodal weights, and Theorem opened free proofs for open-source code.
Free pack: prompts for better AI images
A short, copyable set of image prompts for product shots, portraits, thumbnails, logos, and ads. These are starting points you can adapt — not a promise of any result.