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[Emir. @EmirAILab]

AI can help you build an app in a weekend.

But can it help you find people who actually want it?

That’s the bigger challenge for AI-native founders.

In this episode, Addy De La Cruz explores why understanding the problem and reaching users matters just as much as writing code.

Worth watching if you’re building with AI.

@decodeoblivion @evaoltida @SerStaxx

[Seerat 💫❤ @See__rat]

@EmirAILab The real skill in 2026 isn’t prompting better. It’s talking to users better.

[Seerat 💫❤ @See__rat]

@EmirAILab I love how each model interprets the same concept differently. That's what makes these comparisons interesting.

[Emir. @EmirAILab]

Lighting, skin pores, fabric physics—Seedream 5.5 didn’t just beat GPT 2.6 and Nano 2.1, it wiped the floor with them. ☠️

Seedream 5.5 vs GPT Image 2.6 vs Nano Banana 2.1.
I’m exploring how each handles the little details that make an image feel real: facial textures, natural poses, clothing, and golden-hour lighting.

Seedream 5.5 is my main focus, especially its photorealism and precise editing capabilities.
Here’s a concept preview of the comparison. Which look catches your eye first? 👀

[Seerat 💫❤ @See__rat]

@marryevan999 The cost efficiency makes this technology even more interesting for creative studios.

[Seerat 💫❤ @See__rat]

@aftahi_ai Impressive demonstration! Although I'd still want a medical professional to examine every detail before calling it accurate.

[Seerat 💫❤ @See__rat]

@TechwithNova The best tools are the ones that enhance your existing skills instead of forcing you to start over.

[Nova Reid @TechwithNova]

I’m sticking with this for motion work: build on the YouArt Desktop canvas, then open it in After Effects to fine-tune.

I select an element and tell it “make the logo land harder” or “hold this title for one more second”, and it tries that on the canvas.

Then the agent takes it into AE to push the titles, the logo animation and the transitions further.

When I care about the detail I go in and nudge the keyframes myself. My templates and plugins still work in there, because it’s my AE and my project.

Years of AE muscle memory still count for something, and that’s a big part of why this stuck.

[Seerat 💫❤ @See__rat]

@EmirAILab @typelessdotcom @soundcoreaudio Typing may not disappear completely, but voice-first workflows are definitely gaining momentum.

[Emir. @EmirAILab]

Typing might not disappear overnight, but voice-first workflows are getting seriously interesting.

@typelessdotcom teaming up with @soundcoreaudio to turn natural speech, even whispers, into polished writing is a smart move.

Less typing, more thinking. This is where productivity is heading. 🚀

[Atul Kumar @atulkumarzz]

A 10-second video can pack in so many details. Describing all of them in one prompt is a lot.

Starting with a reference makes it easier. Dreamina helps you explore those ideas, and CapCut Pro members can claim a reward bundle too.

Eligible users get all three rewards: up to 98% off Basic, up to 10 free Seedance 2.0 generations, and bonus credits. Exact amounts vary by draw.

#DreaminaPartner

[Elise Tech Ai @EliseTechAi]

Memory is becoming one of the most important capabilities for AI agents.

Smarter responses are useful, but agents that can remember, adapt, and build on past experiences are where things get really interesting.

[Alice The Ai Expert @AliceInfoAi]

A good AI assistant should need fewer instructions every week, not the same ones forever!

The idea of AI agents improving through real work experience is worth exploring.

[Aria Tech @Ariaaiexpert]

Agents that keep learning after they ship are my favorite idea in AI right now! Hoping someone cracks it soon

[Aina Ai | Tools & Updates @AinaAiTech]

An AI agent should get better every time it performs a task.

It should remember what worked, learn from past mistakes, and apply that experience to new challenges.

Surprising how few benchmarks actually test whether agents can truly learn from experience.

[Sheral Tech @SheralTech]

Typing is slowly becoming the old way of working.

Imagine turning your thoughts into polished emails, messages, and documents just by speaking.

The combination of Anker soundcore Work + Typeless makes that future feel much closer.

Less typing. More thinking.

[Sani Ai Tech @SaniAiTech]

This is a smart move! 👀

AI is making communication faster, but typing is still a bottleneck.

A wearable mic that turns natural speech into clear, ready-to-use text could change how we work every day.

Excited to see what Anker soundcore Work + Typeless bring next.

[Sophia AI & Tool Expert @SophiaAiExpert]

The way we interact with technology is changing.

Speaking your thoughts and watching them turn into polished writing feels like a natural next step.

Exciting partnership between Typeless and soundcore!

[Ella Tech & Tool @EllaTech0]

Interesting findings. Real AI progress isn't just about completing tasks — it's about learning from experience, retaining knowledge, and applying it to new challenges. Continual learning could be the next big step toward truly intelligent AI agents.

[adi @theveilfool]

Hey @grok, what's the meaning behind these numbers? Why does the last guy have a 0? 👀