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🔥 10 AI Tools That Feel Like Magic in 2026! 🤯
ChatGPT • Claude • Gemini • Perplexity • Cursor • Runway • Gamma • ElevenLabs • NotebookLM • Canva AI
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🇺🇸 USA | BRUTAL MURDER OF A 15-YEAR-OLD IN THE BRONX! POLICE ARREST SUSPECT!
New York is reeling from the death of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong, who was shot dead on October 29 while on his way to school.
The boy had arrived in the United States from Ghana just a year earlier.
Police arrested a 17-year-old suspect, who has been charged with murder and illegal possession of a firearm.
🎥 A video has surfaced online showing police officers in action at the scene of the incident.
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I genuinely don’t understand why people don’t use this yet
Andrej Karpathy, co-founder of OpenAI, dropped an idea that pulled 16 million views in 48 hours: stop using AI to answer questions, use it to remember everything you read.
Think about how much you read every week. Articles, papers, threads, podcasts. Now think about how much of it you can find a month later. Almost none.
Now give Claude Code one folder. Add a source and it gets to work: it reads it, writes the notes, links them to everything you saved before and files it all into a wiki that grows with you. No tagging. No sorting. No dead notes.
Here’s how to build it:
> Download Obsidian and create a new vault
> Add three folders: raw for sources, wiki for the agent’s notes, outputs for answers
> Drop a CLAUDE.md in the root that tells Claude how to run the wiki
> Clip articles into raw with Obsidian Web Clipper and tell Claude Code “ingest the new sources”
> Ask it anything about everything you saved, and once a week let it hunt for contradictions
Five minutes now, and everything you read from today on keeps working for you.
Full step-by-step guide with Claude and Obsidian below.
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Imagine your product sitting inside a claw machine as the prize. Suddenly the video has a clear storyline:
someone tries, almost gets it, tries again, and finally wins.
I started with a product reference image and used CapCut PC's AI Video Generation to create the campaign footage. After that, Transitions became the main tool I relied on — they helped connect the failed attempts to the successful grab so the progression felt smooth instead of choppy.
Another feature worth checking out is Seedance 2.5 4K, now available on CapCut PC in regions outside the US, with a US launch coming soon.
You can find it in AI Video within the multi-track timeline or in Video Studio.
It’s a playful way to introduce a product without falling back on the usual rotating shot.
Give your next campaign this kind of twist: https://t.co/CxssBc9PeB
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YOUR AI TOOL MAY NOT BE AS PRIVATE AS YOU THINK.
You might be using a local AI app and still sharing data with external servers.
Why?
Because running AI locally doesn't automatically mean your entire workflow is private.
Here’s what you need to know. 🧵👇
At 2:00 AM, my friend woke up to use the bathroom at her in-laws' house, took a wrong turn in the dark, and accidentally opened her 68-year-old father-in-law's bedroom door. What she saw inside almost made her heart stop.
The room was pitch black. She could barely make out his silhouette, but he was kneeling on the floor, dripping with sweat and panting heavily. Right underneath him was someone lying completely motionless. Her father-in-law was aggressively pressing both hands into the person's chest, counting out loud in the dark: "One... two... three..."
She froze in pure terror. Her mind was racing—Who is that?! Did someone collapse? What is he doing?!
Before she could even process a scream, he turned to look at her. Still panting, he spoke with absolute, terrifying seriousness:
"Thank God you're here. My hands are exhausted. Come on, take your turn."