Google’s mysterious new AI, “Nano Banana” is blowing minds

You can edit anything with a prompt.

Here are 30 genius ways creators are using it right now: Transfer styles between images.

A running thread of useful AI stuff you don't want to miss: Let’s start with the bad news:

MIT just published a report and found that 95% of enterprises are using AI wrong.

Wild, right? AI is everywhere, yet only 5% of companies are actually getting it right. (We work with some of them.)

Here’s the summary worth reading:

https://x.com/aaditsh/status/1961762289520140455

Anthropic just rolled out its biggest Claude update yet.

Opus 4, Sonnet 4, a built-in code executor, and more.

Here’s every highlight from the Code with Claude conference, and why it matters: 1. Benchmarks first.

Claude 4 keeps pace with the best on real-world coding tasks.

Headline upgrades: 200 K context window + real memory between chats.

I just watched someone automate their entire content creation with AI agents:

→ Edited the video
→ Wrote the copy
→ Posted to social

But what happened next is crazy 🧵 Most tools stop at clipping your video.

But this one goes further:

→ It finds viral moments
→ Adds b-roll, subtitles, and branding
→ Then hands the clip to an AI agent that posts it for you

You stay completely hands-off.

Perplexity AI went from 0 to $18B in a crowded space.

The CEO’s insights on AGI, LLMs, and market gaps are gold for any builder.

Here’s the thread founders should read today: 🧵 His journey from college grad to intern at OpenAI

• How his enthusiasm for AI began
• How network effects and skill led him to OpenAI

AI is reshaping the way we work, live, and create.

This year, we curated the Prompts Daily AI Awards 2025:

The best tools across Business, Productivity, Content Creation, and more.

Here's the full list: 1. Best in AI Assistants

Imagine an Al that books your dinner, orders groceries, and schedules meetings.

Now, stop imagining. It's here.

Meet Operator—OpenAl's first Al agent that sees, clicks, and acts like a real assistant.

Here's what it can do (and how it changes everything): 🧵 What is Operator?

- It’s an AI system that uses a remote browser (in the cloud) to accomplish tasks for you.

- It can “see” the webpage like we do, click buttons, fill out forms, and more (no specialized API required).

ChatGPT was just step 1.

Google dropped a whitepaper on the next evolution of AI: Agents.

Now, everyone—from Satya Nadella to Jensen Huang—is talking about them.

Here’s why AI agents are the next big thing. Let's break it down. 🧵
Agents are like supercharged AI assistants.

Unlike standalone models, they:

• Use tools to access real-world info
• Make decisions autonomously
• Execute tasks in a loop until goals are achieved

Day 1 of CES 2025 is amazing!

Here are the 14 wild releases so far (Mega thread)

1. The world's first stretchable screen by Samsung.
2. A 360° health mirror that scans your body, syncs data, and connects you to care teams.

Can AI really automate our jobs?

New research tested seven LLMs: Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Amazon Nova, Meta Llama, and Alibaba Qwen.

Here's the jobs it could replace and the ones it could not 🧵: For the context, this is how it works:

Imagine creating a virtual company where AI assistants have to do real jobs, from writing code to managing projects.

That's exactly what these researchers at Carnegie Mellon University did!

2025 is the year of AI.

Here are the companies to watch out for: 1. Anthropic (Founded 2021)

Focus: “Constitutional AI” and safer large language models.

Why it matters: Their Claude model aims to make AI more transparent and aligned with human values.

Recommended for: Tech leaders focused on ethical AI development.

The entertainment industry will never be the same.

OpenAI just dropped Sora, a text-to-video tool that feels like magic.

Here’s how it’s about to shake up how we create and consume stories 🧵 For starters, Sora provides creators with these capabilities:

• Generate videos from text prompts
• Create content from single-source images
• Edit videos using natural language
• Produce up to 20-second professional-quality clips
• More in the video below 👇

https://twitter.com/OpenAI/status/1866194858769260803/video/1

It’s been over 2 years since ChatGPT launched.

But there are several AI companies that were innovating even before then.

Open this to see who’s innovating: In this thread, I'm sharing the company's focus, why it matters, and one bonus element.

OpenAI is clearly one of the market leaders but we'll talk about several others.

Starting with:

Peter Thiel on why Competition is for Losers 1. Monopoly > Competition

• Competition shrinks profits. Monopolies capture more.
• Great companies create value—and keep a big share of it.
• The goal? Don’t join a race; create your own field.

The 8 Wildest Things Claude Can Now Do:

1. Cracking CAPTCHAs like a pro.

2. Scanning construction videos to spot safety issues and best practices.

🤯 McKinsey says AI will automate 30% of work hours by 2030.

There's more in their 76-page long report on generative AI.

Here are the 5 most important things you need to know: 1. McKinsey predicts that 12 million people will need to change jobs by 2030.

Notion just dropped it's biggest update ever.

Forms, automations, custom layouts, and more

Here is what's coming soon and why: @ivanhzhao @NotionHQ 1. Create forms natively on Notion

Yes, you can now create public forms right in Notion, and every response flows directly into your database!

Conditional logic is also coming soon, so you can customize forms based on responses.

And best of all—it’s free!

McKinsey released their 76-page long report on generative AI.

They say AI will automate 30% of work hours by 2030.

Here are 5 most important things you need to know: 1. McKinsey predicts that 12 million people will need to change jobs by 2030.

human skills will become MORE valuation in an AI-driven world.

look. everyone is talking about ai replacing jobs. they're missing the point.

ai isn't making human skills obsolete. it's making certain human skills more valuable than ever: 1. emotional intelligence: ai can analyze data, but it can't read a room. your ability to understand and manage emotions becomes your superpower.

ever tried to cut down a tree with a butter knife?

that's what using ai with a bad prompt feels like.

here's why sharpening your ai 'axe' is the game-changer you didn't know you needed:

in the world of ai, your prompt is your axe. and boy, does it need sharpening. think about it:

a dull axe: "write a blog post about ai"

a sharp axe: "write a 500-word blog post about how ai is changing customer service in the banking industry, focusing on chatbots and predictive analytics"

see the difference?

here's why sharpening matters:

I recently started using Claude much more.

More than GPT-4o.

People really need to try different models to see what works for them.

Here are 7 amazing use cases that will inspire you to try something different than GPT-4o: 1. Convert any pitch deck into an interactive dashboard for investors.