– WindSurf for coding
– OpenAI's Advanced ImageGen for Images
– Veo2 for videos
– ElevenLabs for speech and sound effects
– Suno for music generation
– Tripo & Meshy for 3D object generation
– Google Gemini 2.5 for content and code fixes
– Perplexity for answering questions
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Top AI Tools for Creative Content Generation 2026
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Gemini 2.5 and Advanced Image Generation for Coding
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Been having fun with both Gemini 2.5 and OpenAI's Advanced Image Generation. Doing a lot of code lately so Gemini 2.5 has really got me excited.
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Major AI Breakthroughs: Gemini 2.5, Image Gen, Agents This Week
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We're only half way through Wednesday and already this week we've gotten… – Google Gemini 2.5 with enhanced thinking capabilities
– OpenAI's Advanced Image Generation
– Microsoft's Researcher and Analyst AI Agents
– Reve Image 1.0 beating out all other image gen models
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LLM-Powered Twitter Search Prototype Shifts Product Strategy
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I thought it made you shift product strategy as the early prototype was an LLM powered twitter search
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LLMs and Recommender Systems Paper Club Discussion
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special shoutout for today's paper club happening in an hour! https://
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Qwen Chat adds voice and video mode with Qwen2.5-Omni-7B
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Qwen chat now has voice and video modes! Powered by Qwen2.5-Omni-7B and available to all users. * Occasionally speaks Chinese
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Using LLMs as Search Alternative Instead of Google
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I'd heard the kids were replacing Google with ChatGPT for search, but even though I use LLMs for a *lot* of things now, it wasn't until I read your article that I thought of using LLMs for search. But…this morning that's all I've been using, inspired by you.
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CodeAct vs ReAct: Token Efficiency and LLM Call Optimization
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agree its not a drop in replacement i actually bet codeact would use less tokens. function definitions and generations count as tokens. also codeact can potentially require fewer LLM calls which massively saves on tokens. Why do you think otherwise? why do you think ReAct is

