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I’ve been using Gemini 4 Argon in @googlegemini and I put its raw reasoning head-to-head against other frontier models across 3 tests: 1️⃣ 3D Spatial Logic: Designed a functional lid holder from scratch in one shot. 2️⃣ Motion Code: Recreated complex micro-animations with more detail than any model I’ve tested. 3️⃣ 3D Game Physics: Built a 3D game from scratch where my body is the controller. While the other model made a slightly prettier environment, Argon’s actual game mechanics and logic cleared it easily. Which test stood out to you the most—the 3D lid holder, the motion design, or the game physics? 👇#googlepartner

I've been using Google Gemini's latest model. Gemini 4 are gone and they're back with a bang. So I ran three tests across other frontier models to see how well it actually thinks and reasons. So for test No. 1, I asked both the models to design a plastic food container lid holder. No measurements, no photo references, just one prompt. The design that argon created looks like a perfect fit, but not so much for the other model. But not everyone is obsessed with 3D printing just yet. So for test No. 2, I asked AI to create a motion design website. The level of detail across every single animation is far superior than any other model I've ever seen. But it's still just a motion design. No real world physics logic, right? So for test No. 3, I asked both the models to build a 3D game, which I can control with my body. I will let you decide which model cooked up a better design. But Gemini for Argun's version of game mechanics and game logic was fuck are better. And every single test was just one prompt and no follow UPS. So if you do anything that involves code 3 design, video editing, interactive websites, you have to try argon against your own personal benchmarks.

So many still don’t know they can do this so here’s 3 most practical ways to use AI images #aitools #learnai #practicalyai

3 most practical ways to use the images that has nothing to do with work. If you add your headshot to Gemini and use the new image model will analyze the structure of your face and tell you how different hairstyles will actually look on you. And now I know which ones I'm better off probably not trying. Or use this prompt to analyse your skin tone and recommend the styles and the colours of clothing that would actually look good on you so you can build out the perfect outfits for the fall. Or you've been furniture shopping lately like I've been, have the photos of your space so you feel like something in the store so you can instantly ask Kia to visualise it for you before you buy. Hope this helps.

Has to be the most useful way to use AI images?

I don't know if you ever do this with AI, but I'm trying to jazz up my space to have more corners to film content. And I have not furniture shopped in like four years. Everything is so expensive. If I have to drop $1,000 for a rug or $2,000 for a console, they better be perfect for my apartment. So if I like something at the store, the sales guy is gonna be awkwardly watching me staring at my phone for 5 minutes because for every single thing I like, I just get air to visualize how it would actually look. So if this is not the best way to burn tokens for image generation, I don't know what is.

AI + e-ink tablets = 🤯🤯🤯

Can you really connect a remarkable with AI and what kind of crazy stuff will it let you do if you ask any AI assistant to use this project and connect this guy to your AI? Now if I open this notebook on my remarkable, then write anything or ask any question, the ink will magically disappear and AI will write back like it's Tom Riddle's diary from Harry Potter. But this is just for fun. There is no utility. So if you ever use your tablets to journal, you can ask your AI assistant to write code you another app. So as you Journal, AI will keep a track of everything you write and just nudge you with follow up questions to help you think deeper and journal better. Basically, you can build custom apps for pretty much all your gadgets.

3 things AI made me buy I never thought I would but it’s totally worth it

Three things AI made me buy I never thought I would. In case you're on the fence for any of these, first up, we have my latest obsession, my new 3D printer. It's crazy to me that I know nothing about 3d printing, and I don't need to. I literally ask AI to turn my silly ideas into photos, photos into 3d models that my printer can just print. Then No. 2 is my remarkable, my screen time is absolutely cooked and I don't want the AI to fry my ability to think and reason. So to create a physical distance between my computer and when I actually have to think and write, I just love using my remarkable forehead. Yes, I can use my good old pen and paper, but I want everything to be digitized, hence the sky. No. 3 is gonna be the most expensive thing I'm gonna have in my apartment. I just picked it up, but you're gonna have to wait a few days for the big reveal. But if you have seen some of my recent stories, you should know what it is.

Can you really use AI to 3D print anything? (without any experience)

Can you really use AI to 3D print anything into existence without knowing anything about 3D design? So I'm getting my friend an axe for a birthday gift and apparently that's not weird enough. So I also made a mini version, except you can open it and there's a birthday note inside. there is no 3D printing file that exists for something this specific, but I can describe my ridiculous idea to AI and suddenly have a bunch of design options to choose from and got AI to turn it into something my 3D printer can actually make. I went from a random thought to something I'm holding in my hand despite knowing nothing about 3D printing or touching a 3D design tool.

Most people at work are only using 10% of what Microsoft Copilot can actually do. 🤯 If you’re just using it to summarize unread emails, you’re stuck at the surface level. Here are the 3 levels of Copilot that will make you a legend on your team: 1️⃣ Level 1: Context with Work IQ Don't just summarize one email - connect the dots across all your work. Tag your colleagues, project channels, files, and missed meetings to instantly catch up after a vacation and prep for what’s next. 2️⃣ Level 2: Automate with Scheduled Prompts Stop scrambling before your 1-on-1s. Add your project files, chats, and meetings into a prompt that generates an executive summary of your progress and recent wins, then schedule it to run automatically before every meeting with your manager. 3️⃣ Level 3: Delegate with Cowork Don’t just summarize a meeting; let Copilot do the post-meeting heavy lifting. Attach the meeting alongside the Docs and PowerPoints that need updating, ask Copilot to make the edits based on the discussion, and have it send you a summary of the changes. Which level are you currently operating at: 1, 2, or 3? Drop it in the comments! 👇 🔗 Want to go from Level 1 to Level 3 fast? I just dropped the best Copilot Prompting Guide you'll ever see at the link in my bio! #MicrosoftCopilot #AIProductivity #FutureOfWork #MicrosoftPartner @Microsoft Copilot

I think people are only using 10% of what copilot can actually do unless you know these three levels of copilot that will make you the legend on the team. Level one is context work IQ. And work IQ doesn't just mean like summarize my unread emails. For me it literally gives AI context to all your work. We're talking emails, chats, meetings, channels and files, like all of it. If you're back from a vacation, you can just add your colleagues name the project channel and all the meetings that you missed and just ask copilot to catch you up and prepare you for the next meeting. Then Level 2 is automations with scheduled prompts before your next one on one meeting with your manager. If you go to copilot and add your meetings, files and chats for the project you're working on, you can ask copilot to prepare you an executive summary with everything your manager expects an update on along with your recent accomplishments that everyone may have missed. Then schedule this prompt to run before your every one on one meeting to help you bring those important updates and your wins in those conversations. Now Level 3 is delegation with co work to make you that copilot legend on your team. The first thing after meeting you have to do is update bunch of deliverables for different stakeholders. Don't just ask copilot to summarize a meeting. That's how you get stuck in level 1. If you Just add the meeting and the docs and the Powerpoints you have to update. Just ask copilot to update those documents based on everything that was discussed and just send you the summary of all the changes so you can always be in the loop. So to help you more to go from level 1 to level 3, check the link in the bio for my copilot prompting guide.

Google finally dropped Gemini 4! Here’s the honest review after 1 week of testing - what it is good for and what it is not good for! The best part - you can one-shot 3D design I actually printed to see if it is really that good #gemini4 #geminiargon

Google finally dropped Gemini for today. I've been testing it for a week. They gave me early access. I've been 3 printing a whole bunch of things with the model and let's just say it can be a beast. The model is really smart. The writing with Gemini is way better than it ever used to be but it's not for everyday use. Well maybe except the writing part. You won't feel the power of argon inside the Gemini app but if you use anti gravity or the API, you're gonna notice insane level of intelligence. Unless you give it a design reference, it might still look like sloth but with a design reference, the level of detail it's gonna implement is insane. And for knowledge work, the model is very persistent, which can be good or bad. This one time I asked the model to take a bunch of B rolls and use that to edit a video. My Mac did not have enough space to download all those video. Instead of just stopping, it engineered a solution which just pinged my Google Drive like a thousand times which caught the job done but restricted my Google Drive access because it just hit some weight limits. Overall, anyone is trying to push the limits of what I can do? Google Gemini 4 is back with the bank.

Creating slides with AI just unlocked beast mode 🔥 Everyone can smell an AI presentation from a mile away. So Gamma just rebuilt its entire workflow to fix that—and it acts way more like an actual designer than a basic template generator. Instead of spitting out the exact same deck everyone else is generating, here’s how the new update works: → Asks clarifying questions first to nail the context → Maps out a structured outline → Gives you 3 completely different design directions to choose from → Matches your exact brand look if you upload your old PowerPoints Everything is 100% editable with built-in image generation.

Just when you thought presentations with AI could not get any better, gamma was like, all these AI presentations look exactly the same. So let's fix that and dropped Gamma 5. And it behaves more like a designer than a template. So instead of turning a prompt straight into slides that looks exactly like what everybody else is generating, and now it asks you a couple of questions, gives you an outline, it gives you three different design directions that look nothing alike before finally building them out, which of course is all editable. There's an image generation tool or if you have your own templates or branding, just upload your old Powerpoints as templates and it will build the new slides with exactly the same look and feel.

Creating slides with AI just unlocked beast mode 🔥 Everyone can spot a generic "2024-style" AI presentation from a mile away. Gamma just rebuilt its entire workflow to fix that—and it acts way more like an actual designer than a basic template generator. Instead of spitting out the exact same deck everyone else is generating, here’s how the new update works: → Asks clarifying questions first to nail the context → Maps out a structured outline → Gives you 3 completely different design directions to choose from → Matches your exact brand look if you upload your old PowerPoints Everything is 100% editable with built-in image generation. #aitools #presentationtips #productivity #aimarketing #gammapartner

Making slides with AI just unlocked Beast Mode. It's not 2024 anymore, so anyone could easily tell if a slide was just made by AI. So gamma just rebuilt its whole product, just fixing that. And the new version just went live today. It's called Gamma 5. And it behaves more like a designer than a template. So instead of turning a prompt straight into slides that looks exactly like what everybody else is generating, and now it asks you a couple of questions, gives you an outline, and gives you three different design directions that look nothing alike before finally building them out, which of course is all editable. There's an image generation tool, or if you have your own templates or branding, just upload your old Powerpoints as templates and it will build the new slides with exactly the same look and feel.

Mother of design inspiration for your AI #aitools #learnai #designtips

If you want your AI to do anything creative like video editing, you don't need better prompts. You need better inspiration. I would absolutely bookmark these 3 websites before I do anything else. If you go to motion n dot design, it has insane inspiration library for a bunch of different motion designs. So you can give that to your AI for some inspiration. And if you go to prompt motion.com, this is like a big collection of motion designs. It's actually built by Opus 5.5. You can literally click on one, copy the prompt that was used, and your AI will not have any taste. So I would go to something like savvy.com, either build my own mood board or just ask my AI to use computer mode to build one before starting the project.

AI in your group chats (without your control) #ai #aitools

So AI is about to enter your group chats, but you won't have control over it. So some of you have heard about this new startup called instinct. If you haven't, it's another portion of a agent similar to Muse. It's not an app, it's a number you text. And they just dropped this new feature called instinct in group chats. Anyone in your group chat who uses instinct will be able to add their portion of agents in your group chat, which might not necessarily be a bad thing if your plans end up going nowhere, everyone is lazy and no one ends up taking any responsibility. Now instinct will basically be that type of project manager in your group chat who can start booking up reservations when everyone confirms, figure out the carpooling schedule, running your fantasy leagues. You get the idea. But I wonder if I add my instinct to my group chat with some friends who are not the biggest fans of AI, how would they feel about it?

ChatGPT Dots setup to unlock beast mode (for beginners) #chatgpt #learnai

Your ChatGPT dots will just feel like using ChatGPT work with voice mode unless you set it up properly. I will show you two things which are absolute bare minimums. No. 1, just make a list of all the tools I use for work now. If they're available as plugins inside ChatGPT, not Codex, just disconnect those plugins. Then for everything else, your dot will have its own computer, take the control over and log into all the apps or websites which you want your agent to use. I would not connect anything to do with banking or something super sensitive, by the way. That way my computer can be off the whole time and I can just talk to my dots and just get stuff done. No. 2, the more you start using this autonomous agents, you will realize that it might just be better if your agent has its own email. So either give your agent a new Gmail account or connect to tools like Agent Mail and start looping your agent in those emails wherever you want your agent to start taking over.

SF AI startup just entered your group chats! #aitools

The way I just entered your group chats. So there's a startup in San Francisco that is very similar to Muse, except you don't really need a different app for it. It's a number you text and a new feature they just dropped where you can basically add instant to your group chats. So if your friends are tech nerds, next time you're in a group chat trying to plan a hike, there's a small chance someone's gonna add their instinct to the group chat and it will basically start booking the things for you, start coordinating who needs a ride, how much people owe each other, all that project management jazz that no one really wants to take responsibility for. If you start getting text from a random number in your group chat telling you what you're supposed to bring for Thanksgiving, it might not be one of your friends, it might just be someone's AI and now you know.

Zuck dropped somethin for the tech nerds 🤓 #ai #metamuse

If you're a tech nerd, Zuck and team just did something or you're gonna like if you remember seeing the Tamagotchi demo from the metaverse. So they just open sourced the code for building the Meuse gadgets yourself. So if you have your own devices lying around, basically you program Meta Meuse onto it, like my remarkable notebook. So go have fun in the hacker era.

Useful but also kinda crazy use case of meta muse #aiagents #metamuse

This has to be one of the most useful but also kinda crazy use case of Meta Muse, my friend broke his driver. So instead of buying a new one, he wanted to source a used one from the marketplace. Asked Muse, the AI agent from meta could just go search the marketplace for him. And dude, Meta Muse did not just go find the potential options he could buy the air literally started messaging people for availability and even haggled to get the price down. It was even asking for a specific screw that could have fixed his driver instead of like buying a new one and set up the time to meet for the pickup. Nowhere in the chat it said it was an AI. Unless the seller can tell, this is like completely a writing. There's no way for it to know. So welcome to the future of Facebook Marketplace and drop your crazy metaverse cases in the comments. Let's see how wild we can get with metaverse.

The new AI agents work while your laptop is off. Most people don't need one #ai #aiagents

So what the hell are these new agents that everyone's obsessed with? If the agents from two years ago could book your reservations, could triage your emails, and what the hell is the difference? Do you actually need to use any of these new agents? If you do, then which one do you pick? Let's talk about it. So when I think about all these new agents, I think about having a manager that does everything on my computer for me. But for anyone who has graduated from using air for just chatting to tools like co work when I can do things for you, it's basically that, except computer can be off the whole time and you can just text it what to do or just give it a call. Also, it can message you for first. So you'll find yourself getting a text from your agent that there's an important email that needs your response in the next one hour. Beside just texting your agent what to do, I think about using these agents for tasks which are reactive, which means you have to wait for someone to do something to take the next steps. So let's say I'm working on a campaign and the video needs to be sent to the brand as soon as possible. I can basically tell my agent that as soon as my editor edits a video, send it to my social media manager and as soon as she approves to send It to brand automatically. Like you could have your agent running your brand campaign and have the AI automatically adjust the budget for different campaigns, looking at the returns of each campaign in real time. So anytime there's a hand off for the decision to be made by AI for information to be transferred between multiple people, these always on agents will make sense. So you're removing yourself from the loop and things are just happening. So no, you will not be behind if you don't use them. The use case has to make sense. And we'll talk about how do you pick which one to pay for in the next video. This one's getting a bit too long.

Claude and video games now have 1 thing in common #claude #ai

If you spend more time on the internet than you should, you would have noticed that claud just dropped a new feature where you can basically build your own mods for claud code. You can change how it behaves, and like swap your own features. Finally, time for the personalised software era.

If you open ChatGPT tomorrow, it might not look the same

If you open your ChatGPT tomorrow, your entire interface might look a bit different. They dropped a tsunami of updates yesterday. But here's 5 I think anyone who uses ChatGPT should not mess. So if you're on that hundred dollar plan, number one, you're getting the new dots, the always on agent right inside your ChatGPT. Then No. 2, you will see a brand new workspace called spaces. This is where you will find ChatGPT's own version of docks and slides where you, your team and agents can all collaborate on the same space. One of the most interesting things they launched yesterday, sign in with ChatGPT. You know when you use tools like lovable and you have to like pay for more credits on lovable, which is basically using GPT model anyway. Now ChatGPT has partnered up with bunch of these companies where if you just sign in with ChatGPT, you will be able to use your limits from your ChatGPT subscription and those apps. Then speaking of never leaving the ChatGPT interface, they also dropped something called plugin extensions. You know how you can use some plugins like Canva right inside Chat GBT. You're basically getting the same version of that, but Pro Max, like those apps will be even more natively integrated right inside ChatGPT. The No. 5, we have Kodex and the cloud. I personally have no problem. It's just using Codex on my desktop app. But if it's in the cloud, it means I should Be able to use Codex from my phone while I'm on the go, a. K. A. Getting closer to that dream ambient work lifestyle. So sign me up. So that's a rundown of all the top launches, which I think most relevant to non technical people. I'll see you in the next one.

AI slop is a creativity problem! Just look at the stuff people are cooking 🔥🔥🔥

If you think vibe coding is like slop, you have a creativity problem. People are not building websites when they're vibe coding. They're literally cooking up experiences. Like this company selling merch I came across on Twitter today. They vibe coded this experience for the customers. They're gonna think about it for weeks. If my friend who has a sauna business comes to me, I would do something like this. So you can feel the steam of sauna even before you book your appointment. And even if you have no idea how to cook up that experience, you literally have all these frontier models to help you brainstorm. When entire search and recommendation is gonna happen through air search engines. If somehow you manage to get the customer on your website, think about which kind of website they're likely going to remember. Peace.