Rest of the output + tips – It's like a travel podcast on-demand
– Try this ANYWHERE as long as you have service
– You can customize tone/style/length
– Can customize to your interests
– You can even take a photo and just submit that (might hallucinate more than average)
@alliekmiller
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AI-Powered Travel Podcast Generator with Customizable Features
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ChatGPT Voice Mode as AI Tour Guide for Learning
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Here’s an AI use case that brings me joy: turn ChatGPT voice mode into a tour guide. Next time you see an interesting building, statue, river, or park, ask ChatGPT for interesting facts. Then long press output + “read aloud” Learned so much today!
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Amazon Q AI Saves $260M Through Automated Java Upgrades
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Amazon's AI assistant, Amazon Q, has saved the company $260M and 4,500 developer-years of work by drastically cutting down software upgrade times. Average app upgrade to Java 17 used to take 50 dev days. Now takes just a few hours. @ajassy confirmed that devs shipped 79% of
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Global Sentiment Indicator: Predicting Consumer and Political Behavior
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It’s a (semi) replacement indicator for global sentiment. Could imagine prediction value to be medium-high for purchasing behavior, health, politics…kind of wild to think about the dataset.
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Datasets Needed: Emoji Usage, NYC Real Estate, Consumer Trends
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I often walk through the world wishing I had datasets. Here are some from this week: – usage levels of all emojis, broken down by time/geo/gender/age
– number of empty NYC apt and commercial shops by neighborhood, owner, market value – popularity of “weird color items” over -
Developer Switches to Cursor for Enhanced AI-Powered Coding
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VScode + Claude wasn’t doing it for me. The cursor unlock was the ctrl + key feature to write…and then also the side bar to interrogate even just code portions. I posted on IG my work in VScode. 3 people screamed to use cursor. I watched a few videos. Used it. I’m happy.
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Predicting GPT-5 Use Cases: Why Expectations Always Change
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You cannot predict GPT-5 use cases. Why do I know that? Well, before every new model gen, for the last few years, I would write down what people THINK that model will be able to do. And then it comes out, people hack with it, and a few weeks/months later, I write what it
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Survey: How Many Top Generative AI Products Have You Used?
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Ooo looks like I’ve used 19/50 of the top generative AI consumer web products. (Thought it would be higher, honestly—maybe it’s more Gen Z-heavy and less enterprise-focused?) How many are you at? Drop your score below. Highest gets a Crumbl cookie cc: @a16z
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Non-engineer discovers Cursor AI coding tool revolutionary impact
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I’m a non-engineer and started building in Cursor recently. The only reaction I had for the first 30 minutes was “holy hell”. Felt like trying ChatGPT for the first time.
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Condé Nast OpenAI Deal Reshapes Media AI Relationship
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Condé Nast and OpenAI inked a multi-year deal that could help rewrite the media-AI relationship. The new agreement allows @OpenAI to use content from iconic platforms like Vogue, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, WIRED, and more in ChatGPT and its new SearchGPT prototype. Read more