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What I got for you in today’s email:

• AI Flash Cards: they're a content game-changer, and here's why you should be using them.

• Hasbro's Digital Artistry: were they the Dungeon Masters or Digital Deceivers in 'Bigby Presents: Glory of the Giants!'?

• 3 Under-the-Radar Tools: bet you haven't heard of these—but should you?

• Breaking Bad Anime: it’s all fun and games, but read it to understand

• The Fear of AI: are we still playing that game?

• Resonating in the community: from LinkedIn, to your inbox

I hope you're enjoying this – it's only the beginning! Your feedback means a lot to me, so just hit reply and let me know 😉 

AI Flash Cards

If you've ever had a hard time with studying in high school, prepping for university entrance exams, technical courses, or other level exams, you may know firsthand the power of flash cards and spaced learning.

And if you've ever tried to craft a personalized deck on platforms like ANKI, you also know it can be quite a hell.

But, just like many tasks that can be easily automated, flash cards are no exception nowadays. There is a plethora of AI tools are right at our fingertips.

With AI-driven flash cards, you can:

✅ Optimize your knowledge for a job interview

✅ Learn a new profession more easily

✅ Organize content directly from a PDF or link

❌ Have a super expert teacher who learns for you

The options I've tried so far (didn't like any of them much yet, though — do you know any others?)

• Revisely

Lets you type, upload docs, and images. It wasn't clear to me if I have to format the inputs or not. I didn’t get the results I was looking for.

• Limbiks

You can try to upload docs or paste a link. I've only tried the link version so far. It's okay, but it doesn't meet my needs.

• Quetab

I don't recommend this one yet; the premium version didn't allow me to upload a file bigger than 2MB (might be my fault though).

• Revision

If you're going to pay for this, Revision is the way to go. Better outputs and connects directly with ANKI

Tried any of the flash card tools mentioned above? Share your experience with me by replying to this email!

Hasbro's Digital Artistry

Dude!

Did you hear about the artist for the new Dungeons & Dragons book who used AI to polish up his giants?

In a plot worthy of your favorite dungeon master, an artist behind some of the arts in the new D&D sourcebook, "Bigby Presents: Glory of the Giants!" has fessed up to using AI to add some magical touches to his artwork.

Was it a clever spell or dark sorcery?

While many went all out and about to hear Hasbro’s side, they said that a rework would be coming up.

Want to see more about it and join the conversation? Click on this coverage by Gizmodo

3 under-the-radar tools

When I said I would bring you only what I've tested myself and not a random list full of garbage, that's what I meant.

The crème de la crème

MidJourney Prompt Tool

Ever got yourself in trouble to create an image on Midjourney. That’s it, problems no more. I’m telling you, this tool, improved my game, by a long, long shot. Try it, thank me later

You can also check PromptoMANIA, they are also great.

Namelix

It’s not that useful, but ever got yourself naming files “weroqkwertpiqjw”" just so you don’t have to create a version you will never open again?

Maybe this helps you with creative names that nobody cares, or even some pearls in the way

Doodling to image with Stable Doodle

Are you a fan of graphics tablet? Stable Doodle might just be what you're looking for.

It takes your rough ideas, adds a bit of polish, and turns them into something you can actually work with. Give it a try if you're looking to get more out of your sketches. From Stability.ai

Cool, right?

What AI tool have you been using lately?

The Fear of AI

You know I'm a big fan of games, but this one where we pretend AI has a 'soul' and will spring to life any moment? It's wearing thin. It’s getting old.

As we get more and more information, we need to hold the big media outlets accountable for what they're sharing.

Sure, we all get that a “snappy” headline brings the clicks in and helps pay for more chatGPT subscriptions.

But come on, let's not play to the wide-eyed wonder of 'civilians’...

There's a non-moronic way to grab attention, don't you think?

You can see this Washington Post right here to see what I’m talking about. Do I even mention that reporter who was all afraid to talk to freaking bing?

Breaking Bad Anime

Ok, this one is just a hoax.

But it’s one I felt for.

The story aligns just so perfect. It was always there. You can see more in the YouTube video Startefacts brought us

Resonating in the community

Explore practical use cases for ChatGPT in content creation, ones that have nothing to do with 'outsourcing content to machines.' Check out this Cheat Sheet from Dirk Zee

Want to make a LinkedIn dive on AI? Adam Bidd tells you the way (I read his daily Newsletter and you should too).

That’s all I have for this issue

Thanks for sticking with me through this read. Can't wait to hear what you think! ;)

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