Okay, Magnific Desktop is staying installed.
Been playing with it and the keyboard shortcuts + native workflow make it noticeably faster than bouncing around the web version.
I recently tried https://t.co/UtKisOdFY0 for a collaboration on X. The whole process was pretty straightforward, from finding the opportunity to getting paid. Definitely a nice platform to discover as a creator.
INSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX TONIGHT.
Spend 1 hour with this.
Claude AI FULL COURSE that teaches you how to BUILD and AUTOMATE anything.
The people who watch this tonight will wake up tomorrow with a new skill.
Watch it and bookmark it now
Netflix will still be there tomorrow.
The skill you could learn tonight might change what you’re capable of building.
One hour well spent can compound for years. 🧠
INSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX TONIGHT.
Spend 1 hour learning this.
This FULL Claude AI course teaches you how to BUILD, automate, and create almost anything with AI.
The people who watch this tonight could wake up tomorrow with a skill they didn’t have today.
Watch it now and bookmark it.
This is where AI gets really interesting.
Not just generating content anymore : actually running campaigns, testing creatives, analyzing audiences and iterating in real time.
The line between AI assistant and AI operator is disappearing fast.
Meet Higgsfield x GPT-6 Astra for Paid Ads.
With our ChatGPT plugin, GPT-6 Astra:
> Runs your ad account: launches ads, tests creatives, and scales campaigns
> Analyzes customer needs across social media
> Iterates hooks with new product angles
Type @Higgsfield /marketing and run your ads from ChatGPT.
One thing students don’t need: another AI tool that takes 10 prompts to become useful.
What Gauth gets right is removing that setup. Students can snap their notes or textbook and instantly turn them into flashcards and review materials.
Less prompting. More learning. This is the right way.
The biggest AI productivity upgrade isn’t another new model.
It’s learning when to use each one.
Stop treating AI like Google.
Give it context.
Give it constraints.
Make it critique its own work.
That’s when these tools become genuinely useful.
Then use them against each other.
My favorite workflow:
ChatGPT → creates version 1
Claude → critiques it
ChatGPT → improves it using the critique
You → make the final decisions
You’re not looking for which AI is “best.”
You’re building a better process.