This 1-hour Stanford lecture by Joel Peterson will teach you more about negotiation and getting what you want than most people learn in years.
Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what.
Apple switched off the best camera settings on your iPhone. On purpose.
You paid $1,200 for a camera you've never actually used. Six settings are off by default, and they're the ones that make photos look dramatically better.
Fix these 6:👇
🎬 Faceless YouTube channels are exploding right now.
No camera. No face. Just 4 apps:
📹 YouTube → Upload & monetize
🧠 Claude → Scripts & prompts
🎨 Google Flow → AI scenes
✂️ CapCut → Edit & publish
Steps + prompts for all 4 👇 in the comments.
Real-time voice is becoming about much more than low latency - it’s about creating conversations that feel natural, expressive, and genuinely human.
Inworld TTS-2 is pushing the boundaries with natural-language voice direction, multi-turn context, and impressive performance on the Artificial Analysis Arena Leaderboards.
A big step forward for the future of real-time AI voice.
Try it now: https://t.co/OPrBKyszAF
🚨FORGET EDITING VIDEOS MANUALLY.
Gemini can now, in minutes:
→ Write scripts
→ Edit videos
→ Make retention-focused edits
Here are 7 powerful prompts to take your videos to the next level 👇
AI influencer content is getting a serious upgrade.
30 seconds of consistent characters, natural motion, and storytelling can make AI-generated videos feel much more engaging.
Seedance 2.5 is definitely worth watching.
Most people ask ChatGPT to write things for them.
That's the beginner level.
The smarter play?
Use AI to sell outcomes, not prompts.
Here are 7 services you can build with ChatGPT + Claude without building an AI app:
I gave Claude my birth date and time.
It broke down my entire life with eerie accuracy.
No horoscopes. No tarot. Just pure AI.
Here are 7 prompts you should try ↓
BREAKING: A team at Tsinghua open-sourced a tool that turns any topic into a full interactive classroom, AI teacher and all, from one sentence.
It's called OpenMAIC.
Here's what "learning from AI" usually means today. You ask a chatbot, it dumps a wall of text, and you read it alone. Or you watch a talking-head video you can't interrupt. It's one-way, flat, and forgettable, and the polished AI-tutor apps that fix it are paid and closed.
This builds you the actual classroom instead.
Here's what it actually does:
→ Describe what you want to learn, or drop in a PDF, PowerPoint, doc, spreadsheet, image, audio, or video, and a two-stage pipeline turns it into a playable lesson
→ An AI teacher delivers the lecture out loud, with voice narration, spotlight effects, and laser-pointer animations, like a real instructor at a whiteboard, not a paragraph you skim
→ Interactive quizzes — single, multiple choice, short answer — graded in real time with feedback, so you're tested, not just talked at
→ Hands-on HTML experiments built into the lesson: physics simulators, flowcharts, things you poke instead of read about
→ A LangGraph multi-agent core runs several AI agents that take turns and even hold discussions, plus project-based mode where you pick a role and work through milestones with them
→ Wire it into OpenClaw and generate a full classroom straight from Feishu, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or WhatsApp, no terminal required
→ Run it hosted with an access code, or self-host the whole thing
Two honest flags: it's early (v0.3.0), and the team points to a richer, further-optimized "MAIC-UI" build, so this open version is the solid base, not the maxed-out product.
The people who actually retain what they study from AI didn't find a better chatbot. They stopped reading walls of text and walked into a classroom that talks back.
MIT licensed. 28.3k stars. 4.8k forks. 100% Open Source.
(Link in the comments)