This is definitely worth reading because we are seeing the same trends happening in AI. These models are becoming much more powerful and much more available to be run locally. As open source develops I think it’s true that if the model is open more people can build around it, understand it, and secure it. https://x.com/jensenhuang/status/2080643682408321103?s=46

Prompts can be used with many AI tools on your Productive Bot. Learning prompting best practices can help achieve the results you are looking for. Here are several concepts to help you understand prompts and how best to use them.

These five AI tools are not direct competitors, but rather specialized assistants, each optimized for different tasks and workflows. - ChatGPT is the versatile all-rounder, best for general-purpose creative writing, brainstorming, coding, and flexible daily productivity. - Grok is the trend-tracker, built with live, direct access to X (formerly Twitter) to excel at real-time news, viral trends, and rapid cultural insights. - Gemini is your collaborative assistant, highly recommended for seamless integration within Google Workspace (Gmail, Docs, Drive, and YouTube). - Claude is the document surgeon, specializing in long-form reasoning, summarizing massive technical reports, and highly nuanced or complex writing. - Perplexity is the research engine, designed to act like a search engine that directly cites sources and provides verified facts.

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