Everyone is talking about GLM 5.2, the new open-weight AI model from China that's being compared to Claude Opus 4.8. But instead of relying on benchmarks, I wanted to see how it performs in the real world. So I put GLM 5.2 and Claude Opus 4.8 head-to-head using the exact same prompts and compared the results live on screen. In this video, you'll see: - A coding challenge: Building a complete 2D space shooter game from scratch - A business challenge: Creating a client-ready AI automation proposal - Side-by-side comparisons of outputs - Strengths and weaknesses of each model - My honest verdict after testing both Watch full video here

Google has officially released Android 17 along with Wear OS 7, introducing a range of AI-powered features and productivity improvements for Pixel devices. AI Highlights - Gemini Omni can now edit videos through natural conversations. - Lyria 3 allows users to generate music using text prompts or images. - AudioLM brings improved speech-to-speech translation to the Pixel 10a. New Android 17 Features - Bubble Bar provides quick access to recently used apps, making multitasking faster and more efficient. - Screen Reaction Recording lets users record both their screen and selfie camera simultaneously for tutorials and reaction videos. - Personalized Voice Messages allow users to record custom outgoing messages for missed calls. - Foldable Gaming Mode introduces a 50/50 split-screen layout with a dynamic gamepad. Wear OS 7 Improvements - Up to 10% longer battery life. - Live phone app updates mirrored on the Pixel Watch. - Upcoming Gemini Intelligence features, including AI-generated widgets and more personalized experiences. Enhanced Safety & Security - Emergency detection for car crashes, falls, and loss of pulse on Pixel Watch. - New Mark as Lost feature in Find Hub. - Improved parental controls and enhanced threat detection. Why it matters: With Android 17, Google is placing AI at the center of the mobile experience, integrating it into content creation, communication, productivity, and device safety. These updates highlight Google's continued push toward making AI an integral part of everyday smartphone usage.

Comment "PROMPT" for detailed guide. What if the best app ideas were already sitting in public... hidden inside 1-star reviews? In this video, I take a popular app, analyze what users are complaining about, and use AI to turn those complaints into a brand-new working application. You'll see the entire process: ✅ Finding app ideas from user reviews ✅ Extracting recurring pain points ✅ Using Claude to create a product plan ✅ Designing the app (UI/UX) before writing code ✅ Building a real mobile app with AI ✅ The biggest mistake most people make when building AI products Today, AI can help you go from idea to working prototype in hours. Watch complete build here: https://www.youtube.com/@mohamed_jahar/videos https://www.youtube.com/@mohamed_jahar/videos https://www.youtube.com/@mohamed_jahar/videos

A new example of AI moving beyond chatbots has emerged with the launch of "Go", an AI-powered shopping assistant inside the Gopuff app. 🔹 What is Go? Go is powered by Grok's AI models and can help users shop more efficiently by: ✅ Understanding voice and text requests ✅ Creating personalized shopping carts ✅ Recommending products based on previous purchases ✅ Assisting with tasks such as meal planning and grocery shopping ✅ Using text, audio, and image AI capabilities for a more interactive experience 💡 Why is this important? This update showcases the growing trend of AI Agents—AI systems that don't just answer questions but can also help users complete tasks and make decisions. Instead of searching for products manually, users can simply describe what they need, and the AI helps build the shopping experience for them. 🎓 Learning Takeaway This is a practical example of:• AI Agents• Personalization• Voice AI• Multimodal AI (Text + Voice + Images)• AI in E-commerce As AI continues to evolve, we can expect more applications where AI acts as an assistant capable of performing real-world tasks rather than simply providing information. 🤔 Would you trust an AI assistant to handle your shopping needs?

Google has announced new Gemini features that aim to help small business owners save time and grow faster by turning Gemini into an AI assistant that understands their business. What's Coming? Google Business Profile Integration Once available, you'll be able to connect your Google Business Profile directly to Gemini. This will allow Gemini to understand your business using information such as: - Customer reviews - Customer questions - Search performance - Calls and direction requests With this integration, you'll be able to ask Gemini to: - Analyze your business performance - Draft replies to customer reviews - Update business hours - Create posts and seasonal announcements for your Business Profile Business Notebooks Google is also introducing Business Notebooks—a dedicated workspace where Gemini remembers your business context. Business Notebooks will help you: - Stay on top of unanswered customer questions - Get suggestions for pricing and marketing improvements - Analyze business trends - Generate brand-consistent marketing content - Plan promotions and campaigns faster Instead of starting from scratch every time, Gemini will remember your business context and provide more relevant, proactive assistance. Availability Google has started rolling out these features globally in phases. If you don't see them in your Gemini app yet, that's expected-the rollout is gradual, and it may take some time before they're available on your account. These updates are another step toward making AI a true business assistant rather than just a chatbot. Would you use Gemini to manage your business? Let us know in the comments!