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ChatGPT AI Writing Tools Help Beat Procrastination Deadlines
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AI Design Agent Creates Stunning Visuals for Free
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BREAKING: The world’s first AI design agent just got dangerously good. I spent the weekend creating posters, brand visuals & magazine covers using @lovart_ai Here’s what I made and how you can too for free:
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OpenAI Custom GPTs Now Support GPT-4o, o3, o4-mini Models
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OpenAI Custom GPT Update: Creators can now choose from the full set of ChatGPT models (GPT-4o, o3, o4-mini and more) when building Custom GPTs—making it easier to fine-tune performance for different tasks, industries, and workflows.
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Using AI to Build Professional Landing Pages Effortlessly
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Step 2: Write the First Prompt We gave Lovable a prompt like: “Create a landing page for SmartBiz Consulting, an AI-powered business strategy service. Modern, tech-inspired design.” Lovable took it from there.
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Rocket: Prompt-to-Product Engine Generates Deployable App in 6 Minutes
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Rocket is a prompt-to-product engine that doesn’t just generate code – it reasons through your idea like a dev team would. In 6 minutes, I had: Homepage
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AVM Support for GPTs: Feature Request and Development Plans
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Thanks for the awesome update!
Any plans to support AVM in GPTs?
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Training AI Models with Personal Images for Better Results
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yup! you should train with images of yourself to get results like these
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Claude 4 Chain of Tools: Running Tools in Thinking
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I just found a way to let Claude 4 run tools directly in its thinking process! 🧠🛠️
— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) 12 juin 2025
I call it "chain of tools". pic.twitter.com/u2o0vjvdDSI just found a way to let Claude 4 run tools directly in its thinking process! I call it "chain of tools".
