AI Crash Course 2025 (80% of AI in 27 minutes)

Hey, this video is essentially a crash

course in AI. So, if you're a complete

beginner or you feel overwhelmed with

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the video. Hi, my name is Kashank and if

you don't know me already, I've been

creating content about AI tools and

workflows since 2020 on my channel

Digital Samaritan on Tik Tok and

Instagram for the most part. So, let's

get into it. So, first of all, we're

going to look at the big four players.

So we have chat GBT, we have claude

philanthropic, we have Google Gemini and

Microsoft copilot. So when you ask about

AI to a lot of people who are just

getting started, they think AI is just a

chatbot. It is just chat GBT but it is a

lot more than that which we're going to

cover in the video. All the different

tools you need to know for different

things you can actually do with AI right

now like that works. So talking about

the big four, they essentially do the

exact same thing. They're built by

different companies and there nuances to

each one of them that is a bit

different. So, we're going to pretty

much look at Chad GPT as an example and

then I will probably show you like you

know what the terminology or the

language is and different capabilities

of these different players like Claude

or Gemini or Copilot and when I would

recommend you use that over chat GPT

etc. And then we're going to jump into

some of the different niche AI tools

that I think is super super useful for

anyone who's just getting started.

Especially if you are a white collar

professional and you are scared about,

you know, losing your job to AI and you

want to keep up. You want to learn with

how you can start leveraging AI a lot

more in your work so you can augment

your capabilities and make you super

productive and super smart person what

you do. Okay. So once you log into chat

GBT like one of the things confuses a

lot of people are all these different

models. At the time of recording this

video, there's 40, there's 03, there's

04 mini, 04 mini high, there's like 4.5,

which is in research preview, 4.1, 4.1

mini. I know it can be really

overwhelming. So, honestly, you know, I

would say you don't have to think about

which even model to use or whatnot.

Whatever your task might be, just use

40. Maybe if you're trying to do

something that requires a lot more

reasoning. Maybe you're doing something

that requires coding or data analysis,

you can probably start looking into

models like 03 that has more advanced

reasoning capabilities. But I would say

just stick with chat GPD 40 and keep

things simple. Okay. So chat GPT like

Gemini, Claude and Copilot, they

essentially work the same way. Here we

have an option where we can just type

whatever thing we want AI to do. For

example, create a video script for AI

crash course video on dig digital

Samaritan channel. Very simple task. I

can use it to brainstorming things. But

I'm sure you're familiar with all the

things you can do with just a little

chat interface. So we're going to get

into a little bit different details. So

here we have an option to like you know

use a search. So whenever we just do the

query within chat GPT without the search

enabled. So chat GPT only has access to

information up until certain date based

on the model you're using and the

updates they have. For example, for the

most part, charge GPT40 model only has

access to information based on what is

available on the internet up until like

maybe January or February of 2025. So

the difference between is that you know

when you want something which needs

reference to more recent information

then you would want to have your search

enabled. In the same way you have a deep

research feature which would essentially

like instead of going through just you

know AI doing its thing. It's going to

go through like 50 or 60 different links

that you would Google yourself and it's

going to use that as an information and

bring back the results based on whatever

query you have. There's another feature

as well which is creating visuals. We're

going to get into that a bit later. And

then we have an option here to dictate.

Sometimes you know you don't want to

chat you know like you don't want to

type maybe you have trying to

communicate your idea and you're better

able to communicate your idea just

through like a voice mode. So I would

just use dictate function chat to have

like a conversation with chat GPT and

then let it do its thing. One thing to

note here is that there's a temporary

chat feature over here. When you do that

it's like chat GPT incognito mode. So

whatever you chat in that specific

setting it's not going to use that to

update its memory because if you go to

the settings here for your uh chat GPT

you have this option called uh let's see

if it's under personalization. It's

called memory. So once you have memory

enabled it's going to start like you

know adding certain things to the

memory. So maybe like you know let's say

I mentioned my channel name digital

Samaritan and it's added to the memory.

So I wouldn't have to add that every

single time onto my prompt. It's going

to automatically pull it from the

memory. So it really depend on like how

much personal experience you want when

you're using your tools like chat GPT or

not. And that you're able to like turn

off or on the setting or use a temporary

chat feature if necessary. So yeah is

pretty much you know like your simple

chat GPT chat which you can do but I'm

sure you're familiar with that. So let's

look at a couple of things that's

important to know if you're trying to

master these tools. So here when we went

down to this ellipses we saw this option

for like canvas. So if you go to canvas

and now we just let's say use the same

prompt here. So now we use the same

prompt. We're not going to get this like

just text as we got over here. It has a

different kind of window here now. And

you can see like now we have a tab we

have like a chatter interface on the

left and we have this like canvas mode

on the right. So this is like what

chatbt introduced to help people like

use this more as a Google doc

essentially. So this is more like a

collaborative space where let's say

you're trying to do any writing task or

brainstorming task and you want to

collaborate with AI versus just have AI

give you the output. So now here we have

our stuff and now we can just chat or we

can like type stuff. I'm just going to

type my name here as an example. I

misspelled my own name twice. Oh well.

Uh, so I can just chat with my, you

know, I can like edit my inputs or like

I can edit the text it generated right

within this interface versus like just

copying this over to Google Docs and

then trying to do work on top of it. And

if I go to options over here, I have

some little options here. I can add

emojis and it's just going to like

literally, you know, I'm going to go

sections. So now it's going to rewrite

my script here and it's going to like

add emojis to different sections. These

are like quick little widgets that are

sometimes handy as you're working with

tools like chat GBT or like you're

writing task or brainstorming work or

anything else you're trying to do. Okay,

it is some reason taking a lot lot

longer. So I'm just going to cancel

here. I'm just going to go over like you

know other functionalities here too so

you have an idea what's going on here.

So this one is just add final polishing.

So what it's going to do is going to do

like a bit of a review. It's going to go

over the grammar, the spellings and all

that stuff which is kind of funny. I

mean it's yeah it should kind of know it

in the first place but perhaps you know

you are the one making changes. you

know, we're adding some sentences, we're

like changing some stuff. So, it's a

good way to kind of get a good sanity

check right away. Here we have an option

for reading level. So, maybe you're

trying to write some topic and you want

to change the reading level. Maybe it

seems too complex or too easy. So, with

a single like, you know, drag, uh, we

can like sort of change how we want, you

know, AI to rewrite the content for that

reading level. The same way we can

adjust the length of the content. Maybe

I wanted a bigger script or like a

shorter script. Or we have an option

here to like suggest edits. So if we

click here and we do this, it's just

going to like kind of go through the

whole document again based on a prompt

and give us suggestions on what it think

we should change or do differently.

Let's see if it's going to happen. So

here we have an option stop editing cuz

we you know we thought stopped editing

earlier. I've suggested a few

improvements to tighten the flow and

enhance clarity. Comments have been

added. So whenever you do the suggest

edit part now we ask it to suggest some

edits and we have some comments here

where it says like opening line you know

but there should be a real question why

it wasn't a cyber attack. I mean I'm not

really reading the document here so I

don't know what this referencing for but

essentially like it's like AI auditing

whatever you had over there just so that

if you want any feedback you want like a

second perspective second opinion on

whatever canvas material you're working

with you can have that done like you

know right within this interface as an

example. So yeah, this is kind of like

basic of how the whole chat GPD

interface works. And if we go to uh

claude for example, it is essentially

the same thing. Here we have like again

the chatter interface. We have options

to like you know upload a file, take a

screenshot, adding stuff from GitHub if

you're using it for coding or you can

like add stuff from Google Drive. So

maybe you know you want to reference

some documents you have in Google Drive.

Once you have Google Drive connected,

you know you can do so. But you know if

you want to leverage your Google Drive I

would say might as well just use Gemini

because Gemini is by Google so it has a

lot more integration with Google Drive.

And then here again it's the same thing

you know we have deep research we have

the canvas where we can create docs and

applications we can add files. So

essentially like all these tools are

like doing the same thing but they're

just built by different companies and

there nuances to each one of them.

Another feature I think that's quite

critical for a lot of people to know

within chat GBT and like cloud has its

own version. So does Gemini and Copilot

is custom GPTs. If you are within chatb

interface you're going to see this

option called explore GPTs. And here we

have like bunch of pre-built GPTs. So

GPTs essentially is like chat GPT but

except instead of having like this

massive big brain like more like a

generalist who knows it all. This is

like very specific sort of chat GBT

version little app that's like a mini

chat GBT trained on very specific tasks.

So that way it can be a lot more

accurate and precise on what you want it

to like give you or like help you with.

For example, let's say if we just go to

this category for research and analysis.

We have this GPT here which says finance

and economics stock crypto trade invest.

So this GPT let's say the rating is it

seems pretty decent. It's number one in

research and analysis apparently and

these number of conversations people

have had with it. Again, this is just

like chat. So, what is today's market

update? So, now it has already a search

capability, you know, enabled. So, it's

going to search the market and give us

the answer. So, here we have a stock

market for US S&P 500 ETF and this is

what's happening. Uh, you know, again,

this is like a customuilt GPT that you

can access for free. The best part is so

you can start searching and playing with

custom GPTs based on whatever your task

is or whatever you want it to do or you

can build your own. So if you go here to

like my GPTs and you go create a GPT

here you have an option to configure.

You can give it a name, you can give it

a description and you can give it

instructions. This is specifically

useful. Let's say you are like a

knowledge worker. You have a specialized

role and you just want to dump whatever

your thought process is. Maybe you're a

copywriter and there are certain

copywriting styles you like using which

AI is never going to know. So that way

you can kind like build your like custom

assistant that is trained on your

knowledge. So every time you have that

task, you can have like your AI

assistant sort of augment your own

intelligence. So I'm not going to build

one here. So you have options to like

upload files. So it can train the AI on

that data. It can you know generate

images. It can interpret like you know

code or like do some data analysis for

you or it has capabilities of like web

search. So based on whatever you know

GPT you're building uh you can like add

those capabilities and instructions. So

I'm going to show you like one of the

GPTs um that I have built. So I don't

know let's just use this one press

secretary GPT. Okay. So I'm going to

show you how like a GPT kind of looks

like so you have an idea of you know

what how you can build one for yourself.

So here I'm calling it my press

secretary GPT and instructions are

imagine you're my personal press

secretary. So when I share a news or a

blog article with you, your job is to

summarize the key takeaways based on

what I would care about. And then here

I'm like talking about what I do, the

things that you know like the sections I

wanted to break down the news. And uh

these are some simple instructions that

I have. And here the only capabilities I

have enabled is like web search. So I

can like look at the reference to that

news and like you know kind of do that

thinking by itself. So ideally, you

know, like I could always just use chat

GPT and be like, "Hey, you know, can you

do this search thing for me or like, you

know, this is like the new news

happened. What should I know about it?"

But I have to like tell AI every single

time in my chat GPT regular chat what I

do, what it needs to know, what kind of

structure it should present its results

in and all that stuff. Instead, for this

repetitive work, I can just build a

custom GPT. Maybe I can add some files

or how my assistant summarizes my

content or like the news. So, show those

as a reference files and chat GPT will

automatically do that for me every time.

So, for example, you know, like I want

to use a different GPT, like you know, I

have like bunch of different GPTs. So, I

just want to like do like my hook

ranker. So, here's my GPT, which like

kind of helps me rank hooks for my

content. So, whatever hook I think is

going to be good or bad for my content.

What you can do here is just be like,

"Hey, my hook for the video is this tool

will make you the prompting expert

versus this tool will unlock chat GBT

expert mode." So again, I'm just calling

my GPT, which is kind of pre-trained. So

it's a really good way like of just kind

of calling back your GPTs or the GPTs

you like using that other people have

built. So again, just super quick way of

uh you know, just access accessing uh

your custom GPTs. All right, we're going

to move on. I think I've spent way too

much time on just the chat GBD, but I

think it was really important to kind of

go through all these basics. So if we go

to claude, uh it is essentially has the

same thing as custom GBTs. They call it

project. So here we go to projects and

we have like different projects which

are built the same way. We give it a

name sample for YouTube video and then

you know after that we can add our

project instructions and we can add our

knowledge files to it. Now we can just

chat start chatting with those different

projects. We can't call it like we call

like custom GPDS but just add it but

here we have an option to like just use

a project which is in the chat

interface. Gemini is the same thing. If

we go to Gemini we have an option here

it's called like explore gems.

Essentially the same thing as building

custom GPT. We have name, we have

instructions, we have like knowledge

files we can add. And likewise for

copilot as well, they have this thing

called let me just say Microsoft copilot

agent. And Microsoft copilot agent is

again essentially the exact same thing

where we can like build sort of like our

specialized AI assistant within those

chat interfaces. And uh that's it. But

like I said, AI is more than just these

little chat tools that we have. There is

so many more things we can do. So first

of all, one of the things that has blown

my mind. So Cynthia is creating a

avatars. So if I use tools like Hunen,

there's like features where I can, you

know, create my own clone. All I have to

do is like either upload my photo or

like you record myself talking and now

I'm going to have a hyperrealistic

version which is going to talk just like

me. Here's an example. So this right

here is like just me talking to the

camera, recording myself, and now I just

turned into like an avatar. Now all I

have to do is like type my script for

any video that I want to do without

myself being on the camera and this tool

will turn that into a video with me and

all the hand gestures and everything you

just saw in the video. The same way uh

you know there's a new tool here that's

called photo to video. All I have to do

is like you know add a photo and type

the script and now this person was going

to look super realistic as they're

talking to the camera. Let me show you

an example of video that was done with

this avatar. So this is what the video

looks and sounds like. This is insane. I

mean we do need disclaimers on the

internet like if something is not real

or not but like this is I think a tool

that you should be aware of that these

kind of like you know AI videos are out

there so don't trust anything blindly

that's out there always be cautious of

what's being out there but from a

marketing perspective you know you can

use these tools to like you know start

creating your content a bit more at

scale you have like your spokesperson

which is an ad generated avatar or you

have yourself your photo and like you

can turn yourself into video content

without actually recording yourself like

what I'm doing right now in my YouTube

by the way. Like no matter how great the

technology gets, this channel will

always be AI content delivered by human.

If I have to create content with just

avatar, that'll be a completely

different channel. So just a little FYI

here. Isn't that crazy? Like this human

or AI human, I would not be able to tell

if I didn't know this was kind of like

real or like you know, it's just it's

kind of bizarre. I'm just going to leave

it at that. So yeah, uh these are AI

video tools and these are the

capabilities. Essentially, the idea is

that you can create talking avatars just

using AI. But if you want to create more

social media content, I would say the

tools are still out there. So let's say

if we go to this tool called Invidia AI.

I'm just going to log in here and let me

see if we can just pull up my past

projects to show you quickly. Okay, so

here is a video. All I did was typed in

a script that like, you know, importance

of financial literacy for kids. That was

my prompt. And now this was like the

video it generated automatically where

essentially it created the script. It

has a voice over. It's putting a bunch

of B-rolls together. I mean, I'm here on

the free plan, but if I have the paid

plan, the the video visuals are going to

be a lot more better. It's going to pull

a lot more stock videos or it's going to

generate those like little video assets

just using AI. Speaking of, if you do

want to generate assets just using AI, I

would recommend this tool called Runway

ML. Like these videos that you're seeing

over here, these are all AI generated

like this right here, this right here.

And all you're going to do here is just

pretty much put your prompt. So like I

said, AI is a lot more than just

chatting. Like all these videos which

are insanely real are built just by a

prompt. So here we would describe a

shot. We will add the reference images

if needed. You know, depending on your

creative vision or the ideas that you

have and the videos we're seeing over

here are pretty much generated. I'm kind

of going over these tools uh in like a

lot more quickly just because I wanted

to kind of show you like it's a crash

course. So I just want to show you

what's possible and the tools you can

use it to make it happen. And I have

like detailed videos on bunch of these

tools on my channel already. So if you

want tutorials, you can reference those

videos or just leave a comment in terms

of what you need to know. All right, I

wanted to shock you here first with some

of these AI generated visuals like the

videos which I think are super cool. But

let's look at some other things as well

which are super practical and maybe not

as crazy. So presentations I know

presentations are like bin of existence

for people in school or if you're

working in consulting. I mean that's

pretty much what we get paid for. So

what I like using is this tool called

GMA. So what this tool does is that it

will turn any content into a

presentation deck automatically for you.

Let's say I create a new presentation.

If I go here and just paste like my raw

content, maybe it's a Google doc, it's a

blog post or like just my research done

by chat GPT. It's going to automatically

turn all the content into like a slide

deck. Uh which is going to be, you know,

like this. Of course, it's not on your

brand, but you can use this as a

starting point. You know, maybe now give

it to someone on the team or designer or

somebody else. But it's a very very good

quick and efficient way to start using

AI to do something that was going to

take you at least two hours to kind of

get to this little draft stage with your

presentation template. So the tool we're

using for like just going from like AI

to presentation is called GMA. All

right, next up. So why limit yourself

with videos or images when you can also

create music with AI as well? So the

tool for that I would recommend is

called sununo.com. So, if we go here and

use their brand new model, there's a

couple ways you can do content here. You

can just write your own lyrics or we can

just go from prompt. Uh, we can go like

by line by line or full song and

describe like the style of music we want

and then the styles we don't want.

That's pretty much like the very simple

way of doing so. And now it's just going

to turn that automatically into a song.

So here essentially what I did was I got

information about what chachi knows

about me uh and then you know digital

samaritan and then turned that into a

song and this was a song it generated.

So yeah this is a tool if we just want

to like create music using AI like why

would you want to do that? Couple things

that comes to mind right away. So again

if you're you know if you're in

marketing you're running ads you're

creating YouTube video and you want that

kind of music that is copyright free you

can use this tool. I mean it is

technically trained probably on

copyrighted material so it's kind of

like a gray area how you feel about that

but as far as I know I think it passes

from like YouTube from like a compliance

perspective and you can use it for like

your paid ads and whatnot the other

option is maybe you just you have a

musical mind maybe you have a musical

mind musical scale and you just want to

produce music and now you have a help of

AI to do so all right let's move on so

what tool should you use if you want to

generate

images of course is the classic tool

that is pretty much the top of the line

like this is an example of some of the

images generated using midjourney but I

would say if you don't want to pay for

another tool and you are already paying

for chat GPT chat GPT for a model can

also generate some really good images

for example for my newsletter which is

like basically free for like AI

upscaling by the way you should

subscribe this is like the infographic I

generated to summarize a newsletter just

within chat GBT so like ch itself is a

very very useful t it's a very handy

tool to ate images and I can actually

like render the text as well which was a

big problem for these EI tools for a

long time that like the text would be

like all over the place but here's an

example where I turned like my mascot

kind of like my logo into like this

little comic strip and this was done

just using chat GBT I have a video on

like how do you do prompting and the

things you can do with chatb images so

you can watch that one but essentially

if you want to create images and you

don't want to pay for tools like mid

journey I would just use chat GBT but if

you want some really good highquality

stuff and you know you want to like

create a whole bunch of images brand

assets and all that stuff. I would just

pay for my journey. I think it's still

one of the best tools out there for

image generation. But if it's a lot more

text heavy, then I would probably just

stick with chatbt. All right. So, a lot

of people like, you know, using AI for a

lot of the writing tasks. You can use

chat GBT for writing if you want, but

this is where I like using claude quite

a lot. So, here claude, we have an

option to create custom writing styles.

What I mean by that is if we go to

search and tools, we have an option

called use style. So if you go back down

here, create a new style, create a

custom style. All you got to do is just

like add a few examples of your writing

style. So maybe LinkedIn post you have

written before, newsletter content

you've written before, emails, how you

like to write your emails. Just do that

and it's going to turn that into a

custom writing style. For example, here

I have for like my newsletter writer.

Ideally, I would like, you know, search

up the topic and kind of put my raw

research in there. Well, let's just say

for the sake of this newsletter post on

AI crash course for beginners in 2025.

Now, what I would do is I would just use

my writing style, I'm going to pick my

LinkedIn, my my newsletter writer and

it's just going to write in the style

which is being trained on. So, instead

of like you know writing in any random

style that's going to sound like robot.

This is one way where you can start

writing with more of your own voice and

have like AI sort of like emulate your

own writing voice or your brand's

writing voice which can be super useful.

By the way, if you're wondering what is

this orange icon? So, this is the app we

built called Prompt Genie, which is

essentially a prompt engineer. So,

here's how it pretty much works. Let's

say, you know, I want to write a

newsletter on AI crash course for

beginners in 2025. Again, I don't have a

writing style, you know, I'm just doing

some random research work or

brainstorming work. like my output is

only good as my prompt like you know you

need you need to give instructions to AI

to be able to get better results let's

use a simple internet analogy or like

freelancer analogy if I just like tell

this to my freelancer like hey you know

write this blog post for me or like news

this newsletter for me they don't know

what I want they don't have my writing

style like they don't know what is my

audience what is the goal of this

writing piece and whatnot we need to

give yeah better instructions so we're

all lazy so we built this Chrome

extension where you know just click on

it here and I'm just going to ask it to

optimize my prompt if I already have a

prompt. I'm just going to go here to my

save prompts and just kind of copy my

prompt right over instead of maintaining

a Google doc or a notion doc where I

have all my prompts. I can quickly

access my prompts through that as well.

But here I'm just going to ask AI to

optimize my prompt. I'm going to wait

for it to do its thing. Going to copy it

over. Let's see what this prompt's like.

So here we have a prompt where you'll be

writing a newsletter for your course

with the year as a reference year. See

it's already we're already getting

better here. So target audience is the

people who are new to AI and want to

learn the basics. Again, this is a

prompting template. We can modify

whatever we need to begin with

introduction explaining the purpose of

the newsletter. Da da da. In the next

section, outline the key topics that

will be covered. So, we have key topics,

intro to machine learning, supervised

learning algorithms unsupervised

learning, ethics considerations. Then we

have suggested hands-on projects and

exercises to begin. And then we have,

you know, like a bit of an output format

here. Then conclude the newsletter with

summary sections to recap the key

points. Then we have conclusion,

additional tips for beginners that we

need to worry about. and then

instructions to write in a clear,

concise, friendly, beginner friendly

manner throughout the newsletter. Use

examples, analogies, and visuals were

appropriate to aid understanding. Good

luck. That's kind of funny. It added

good luck at the very end. But as you

can see, like this prompt already seems

a lot better than what we had before. We

can do this ourselves, you know, once

you kind of get better and better. Or as

a starting point, you can just use Promp

Genie. One click, boom, you're like

instant prompt engineer. All right, next

up. So, I hope you have a bit more

basics of things you can do with AI and

hopefully you have some ideas flowing

and you have a first few tasks you can

delegate to AI. Here's how I would think

about starting using AI. If you don't

like the Eisenhower metrics to like

prioritize tasks, if it's urgent and

important, do it now. If it's not urgent

but important, decide when to do it. If

it's not important but urgent, delegate.

If it's neither important nor urgent,

just delete it. So, I would say maybe

like look into these two buckets and see

what's what sort of tasks you can start

getting AI to help you out with. Is it

non-urgent and important task depending

on how sensitive the data is and like if

you don't want AI to hallucinate and

it's fine if it hallucinates a little

bit or you wanted to delegate the tasks

which are like non-important or urgent.

So that's how I would probably start you

know cap bucketing my different tasks

and like you know use these two buckets

to start using AI and once you're like

comfortable with you know things I can

do some of the tasks you have done using

AI we can start using tools like zap

year to put things on autopilot. Zapier

like I said is the most connected

orchestration platform. Essentially it's

like a platform where we can connect

like bunch of different apps just simple

drag and drop and it can do a whole

bunch of things for us. For example,

here's my a automation where as soon as

like I'm on a website for a lead. I'm

just going to do a single push from my

Chrome extension. It's going to go to

appy. It's going to scrape the URL for

the website. It's going to understand

what the business is, what they do. Then

we're going to go to chat GPT and chat

GPT is going to extract you know the if

there's any email listed on their

website who the target audience is what

is the value proposition what is the

name of product and the product and the

services they offer. We're going to

create a spreadsheet row with the data

about the lead. We send that message to

Enthropic. We're going to turn that into

an email which is going to be a cold

outreach email. And now we have a draft

email which is going to be like an

outreach email done automatically

through a Chrome extension push. This is

like a way I can automate like a

personalized cold outreach by just a

single click by building out this

automation. I just want to like show you

how you use Z appear to connect bunch of

different apps with AI and like do whole

bunch of cool stuff. I have a whole

playlist on my channel where I've built

bunch of different agents that can do a

lot of cool stuff. So go check it out if

you're more curious about the things you

can do with Zap here by building these

smaller AI agents for yourself. Anyway,

that was a video uh we went over like

you know just the big four the chat GPT,

Gemini, Claude and Copilot. We went in

depth for like chat GBT different

features if you're a beginner all the

basics for it. We went we looked into

different tools what are they capable of

generating images generating videos

generating music presentations the

prompting tool some of the writing stuff

and building simple agents with Zapier.

If this video was useful give a thumbs

up leave a comment if you want a deep

dive into one of these topics. But as

always you know the content is free

here. So all I would love is like a

little thumbs up if the video was useful

to you and leave a comment uh so we can

keep the conversation going. I'll see

you next time.