Hey everyone! I’ve been exploring some AI tools lately and wanted to share what I found super useful: - Kling O1 – edit videos using natural language! You can generate, modify, and restyle videos all in one interface. - Google Mixboard – create visual boards for ideas and even turn them into presentations easily. - ChatGPT Image 1.5 – faster image generation and precise editing inside ChatGPT. Anyone else tried these? Which AI tools are you loving lately?

Tool: Recall Why This Tool: Recall turns everything you read, watch, or listen to (articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, PDFs, Google Docs) into AI-powered summaries and stores them in one searchable knowledge base that automatically organizes and connects your ideas, so you never lose a valuable insight again. Best For: Entrepreneurs drowning in saved content they never revisit, coaches researching multiple sources for program development, professionals who consume tons of educational content but struggle to retain it, anyone with 100+ browser tabs or scattered notes across platforms Cost: Free plan available, premium plans for advanced features (check getrecall.ai/pricing for current rates) Website: https://www.getrecall.ai/ Quick Win Prompt: "Install the Recall browser extension, then spend the next hour consuming content like you normally would (watch a YouTube video, read an article, open a PDF). Click the Recall button on each piece of content to save and summarize it instantly. At the end of the hour, open your Recall knowledge base and see everything you just consumed organized, summarized, and searchable in one place. You've just built the foundation of your personal AI-powered second brain." Other Things Recall Can Do: - Chat with your entire knowledge base: Ask questions across everything you've ever saved and get answers that pull from multiple sources, connecting ideas you didn't know were related - Automatic knowledge graph: Watch your saved content organize itself with smart tags and visual connections that surface related ideas while you browse, turning passive reading into active discovery - Spaced repetition for retention: Use built-in memory techniques to actually remember what you consume instead of just collecting content you'll never look at again - Cross-platform sync: Access your knowledge base through browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox), mobile apps (iOS, Android in beta), and web app so your insights are always available

I've been on Skool since August 2024, and I just wanted to say welcome to everyone who joined Dean & Tony's group. This is remarkable. I love seeing how many people want to better themselves and educate themselves. I also think the first question we get asked when we join--about wanting to be positive and collaborative rather than spreading hate--is cool. I think I'll use that:) These types of groups are about the members even moreso than the hosts, and so you all are very welcomed here, and appreciated. Thanks!