AI technique I’ve been using lately for work:
Capture my loose thoughts on a subject as written notes or audio.
Get feedback from Claude and refine.
Pass output to ChatGPT for feedback and refine.
Pass back to Claude and refine.
Repeat till good, then get team feedback.
Ever since I moved to NYC in my 20's, I imagined converting a old water tower into an office. Totally random, but would be such a cool workspace. Mocked this up with AI.
I'm starting a new job this week leading the marketing team at Pearl Health. For kicks, I had my AI digital twin make this video about it to post to LinkedIn. Made with Gemini for stills, Seedance + Heygen for video and voice, Suno for music, and CapCut for editing.
Let's go!
Can’t get your kids to pose for a nice photo together?
Just ask Google Nano Banana to generate an AI one based on individual pics.
I made this video portrait of myself in a few minutes using just AI and one selfie I took from my office. Still image frames by @GoogleAI, video clips by @midjourney, music by @elevenlabs.
Ask ChatGPT:
“In 10 questions, what could you find out about me that I don't even know about myself? Ask me the 10 questions one by one and do not explain why you are asking them.
After the 10 questions reveal what you have learnt about me which I would not know about
myself.”
Every time I join a new company, I struggle trying to learn their acronyms. Someone should make a simple desktop SaaS tool that provides a description when you hover over the acronym based on a company glossary.
OpenAI is pretty great at 3D illustrations. These took just a few minutes to make. Brands often use simple 2D illustrations because more sophisticated styles are expensive to produce. AI will allow for much more advanced visuals at scale.
Creating consistent brand assets with ChatGPT 4o is a snap. Here I asked for the 3D clock as a transparent PNG using a list of HEX colors. Once I liked the clock, I simply asked for the others in the same style & palette. I could now generate an endless set of matching icons. ✨
I made a native iPhone game in a couple hours yesterday. I don't know how to code. I was home taking care of a sick kid. As she napped, I made this for her by just chatting with an AI. It's a Pictionary-inspired game where an AI tries to guess what my daughter draws.
I asked Sora for a video of a woman meditating while holding her phone. Got this beauty, which was apparently trained on The Substance.
Finally got around to trying Replit this weekend (AI app development tool). Mind blown! It's creating the prototype for an app I've been thinking about as I type this. Super impressed.
Is Replit the best tool like this for non-technical people? I don't know how to code.
I’ve been using the ChatGPT task below the last few days. It’s sends me daily journal prompts. I usually respond with a voice memo during a walk, then the AI provides relevant advice. For some reason, I had to edit the task & paste the instructions again for it to save correctly.










