I’ve been testing ChatGPT’s new version of images and it’s fantastic for creating eye catching thumbnails. It's also really good for social media posts etc too. I’ve attached an example below so you can see what it can do. Let me know what you think! #ChatGPT #AIArt 😊

I’ve just uploaded a new video where I test out the brand-new Synthesia v3, and it’s easily the biggest update I’ve seen from them yet. This version isn’t just about talking avatars anymore — you can now build interactive AI agents that actually move, gesture, and react naturally. The realism has taken a big leap forward… the hand movements, body language, and eye contact all feel much more lifelike. In the video, I go through how you can: ✅ Create your own AI avatar just by describing it – background, outfit, the lot ✅ Use the new Copilot editor that helps you write, visualise, and brand your videos automatically ✅ Add interactive features like quizzes, feedback, and call scheduling directly inside your videos ✅ Translate your videos instantly into multiple languages while keeping your original voice and perfect lip sync ✅ Build full training courses or onboarding videos with live stats and branded avatars It’s honestly a huge time-saver if you create content for training, marketing, or SaaS like I do. I also show how I’m planning to use it myself to reach a global audience with FastBots. 🎥 Watch the Synthesia v3 demo here Let me know in the comments how you’d use this kind of AI avatar tech in your business or content — I’m curious to hear your thoughts and ideas 👇 Cheers Jason

Hi Everyone! I’ve just put out a new video showing how I built a working web app using Emergent, and I didn’t write a single line of code. In the demo, I created a “Color Palette Extractor” app from scratch — it lets users log in, upload an image, pull out the color palette, export it, and share it. All done by just typing what I wanted the app to do. Here’s what I cover in the video: ✅ How Emergent’s interface works and how it compares to other no-code tools ✅ Step-by-step of me building the app by describing what I want (no giant prompts needed) ✅ How Emergent asked clarifying questions, added features, and even tested its own code ✅ Updating the app in real time by just typing changes like “add login” or “fix drag & drop” ✅ Deployment, pricing, and whether this could realistically replace hiring a developer 🎥 Check it out here: Build a Web App with Emergent in Minutes Curious to know — if you could skip the coding part, what would be the first app you’d build? Drop your ideas below 👇 Cheers Jason

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