Here is something that helps me be more efficient. I read about handy computer [basically a real-time scribe]. It's fairly accurate [for my medical stuff I use Nuance Dragon]. It can help you with emails or letters that you're drafting [more maybe that new book :)]. https://handy.computer/

Worth a read before you use an AI browser: https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/25/the-glaring-security-risks-with-ai-browser-agents/

https://www.nomic.ai/gpt4all Hello all, GPT4All is a free and open-source software project that allows users to run LLMs locally on their computers, even without an internet connection. It is optimized for consumer-grade CPUs and includes a desktop application for easy installation and use, as well as bindings for programming languages like Python. A key feature is the ability to chat with locally downloaded models and even use local documents to provide information to the AI via the "LocalDocs" feature.

I use notebook quite a bit. Now it's just getting even better. For those of you that have not used it, this article discusses how this LLM is getting stronger and more versatile when it comes to the intersection of education and generative AI. https://www.androidpolice.com/notebooklm-chat-upgrades/

Enjoyed this one @Ejiro Akpobare ! Since I don't know how to code this one helps me out!