For now I default to ChatGPT, use Claude if I want artifacts (eg visualized SVG, interactive HTML, etc), and grok when the trigger or desired knowledge is on X
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Top AI Tools 2026: ChatGPT, Claude, Suno, Runway and More
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ChatGPT pro, Claude Max, X premium (for Grok), Replit, Suno, Runway, Hedra, @augiestudio (video), @_glasp (bookmark), @DocDraftai (legal), @uselayers (marketing), @flymyai (media inference), @MageSpace_ (reusable image styles), @composio (tool use)….
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Discover Magicpathai: Next-Generation AI Tool Worth Trying
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Try @Magicpathai and thank me later!
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X Launches Encrypted Chat and Audio Video Call Features
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New encrypted chat feature appears in X app, prior DMs still exist, but separately. Wonder if they will migrate message history or just delete when they fully migrate to this new chat. Noticed audio/video call settings too… (I think this is new?)
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Open-source demo app built with Hono on Cloudflare Workers
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Like all of our demo apps, this one is open-source, so you can use it as a starting point for your own apps. This one was built with Hono, and is hosted on Cloudflare Workers. Repo:
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Kontext Chat: Edit Images Through Conversational Interface
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Introducing Kontext Chat. Edit images by just chatting with them.
— Replicate (@replicate) 1 juin 2025
Kontext was crying out for a chat interface, so we made one.
Check it out: https://t.co/2upYgR0PnM pic.twitter.com/V6cXdBYfjqIntroducing Kontext Chat. Edit images by just chatting with them. Kontext was crying out for a chat interface, so we made one. Check it out: http://
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Google Launches AlphaEvolve Early Access Program with Academic Partners
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What’s next? Google is preparing an early access program for AlphaEvolve with academic partners. And yes a friendly UI is coming soon. AlphaEvolve may eventually expand into materials science, biotech, and more.
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Who Builds AI Infrastructure Above Frontier Models?
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So: who is building all of that? Clearly every company is not going to do it themselves on top of a frontier model on the backend, right?
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Tools as Learning Environments for Analyst Skill Development
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And then the tool itself was a learning environment, both because you could low-cost low-consequences play with it, but also because the same links to share results sprinkled in docs and Slack and PPT slides were self-documenting on How Did The Analyst Do That.
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AI Tools Drive Skill Development Through Manager Incentive Alignment
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And there were some fun consequences of that. One was that it produced immediate incentive compatibility for managers to say “Get good at SKILL”, which is something many people in industry might want but few might prioritize in 1:1s. Because tool was a force multiplier for it.