AI is helping people find jobs every day.

If you use it, you’ll have a leg up on the competition.

Here are 11 great AI career tools to try: 1. Jobscan

This tool uses AI to match you with ideal jobs.

It also has a resume-optimization feature.

How to use artificial intelligence to improve your resume, optimize your LinkedIn, and get a better job:

(23 tool recommendations included) 1. Improve your resume.

AI is getting good at generating and improving writing.

These tools do that specifically for resumes:

- Rezi
- Teal HQ
- Resumaker

ChatGPT is good.

ChatGPT with plugins is better.

A lot better.

There are currently 436 plugins available.

Here are 12 that you need to check out: 1. Kayak

If you're a traveler, this plugin basically gives you an AI travel agent.

Use it to plan your trip, books hotels, book flights, and a lot more.

100 new AI tools come out every week.

But 99% of them are useless.

Here are 87 that will change your life:

Bookmark this 📌 Chatbots:

1. ChatGPT
2. Bing
3. Bard
4. HuggingChat
5. Perplexity
6. YouChat
7. Claude

Use these for general questions, light research, and text generations.

Don’t buy a $500 “prompt engineering” course to learn how to use ChatGPT and other AI tools.

Read this thread, and you’ll get everything you need for free: 1. YouTube

YouTube is the best free university in the world, and it has a bunch of good prompt engineering videos on it.

Just search “prompt engineering” or “ChatGPT prompts” to find them.

Here’s an example:

15 AI-powered Chrome extensions that make you feel like you’re using the internet with cheat codes: 1. ChatGPT For Google

Though Google will have a chatbot of its own soon, ChatGPT is currently at the top of the food chain.

This extension adds a ChatGPT answer to your page when you search on Google.

It is hard to believe that the 'AI' space has evolved so much in a year

The sector is unstoppable 🔥🚀

Last month we saw some exciting breakthroughs and product launches.

Here are my top 10 that are a must know:🧵 1) BloombergGPT:

An LLM trained on financial data to create 50B parameter model outperforming other models in domain-specific tasks

It can execute the following financial NLP tasks:
- sentiment analysis
- named entity recognition
- news classification
- QnA & more

Artificial Intelligence is a massive field.

8 books that are a must-read if you are just getting started: Superintelligence:

Nick Bostrom lays the foundation for understanding the future of humanity and intelligent life.

The human brain is what keeps us at the top of the food chain, what happens to humans when AI agents surpass human intelligence?

Artificial intelligence is making huge leaps every week.

If you feel like you’re falling behind, you’re not alone.

Here are 10 free courses and resources that’ll catch you up: 1. AI For Everyone

This beginners course is a great intro for technical and non-technical people.

It currently has a 4.8-star rating from almost 38,000 reviewers.

coursera.org/learn/ai-for-e…

20 years ago starting a business required a lot of $$s and people.

In the current times, you can almost start for free.

Here’s how to use artificial intelligence to make that happen: 1. Generate an idea.

ChatGPT acts as a second brain.

Feed it specific prompts to get business ideas, then go back and forth to make those ideas better. Prompt e.g:

- I have $5K tell me an e-commerce biz to start

I bet you’ll end up with something to get your juice flowing. .

Everyone knows about ChatGPT.

But most people don't know how to use it to learn at a rapid pace.

Here’s how to use AI to make yourself smarter:

🧵 I’m going to provide screenshot examples of each of these.

Since I’m most interested in startups, we’ll make them all startup related.

Of course, you can use these principles to study any subject.

Let’s get started…

The biggest names in tech…

- Google
- Meta
- Microsoft
- Apple
- NVIDIA

Many of the most important advancements in artificial intelligence will come from these five companies.

Here are the AI projects they're working on:

🧵 1. Google

You can split Google’s AI work into two categories.

The first is using AI to improve their current products:

- Maps
- Search
- Assistant
- Gmail
- Ads
- YouTube
- Etc

Machine learning drives these tools, and it’s only going to get better.

Everybody knows about ChatGPT.

But there are hundreds of AI tools that are as good or better.

Here are 9 to check out today:

🧵 1. GitHub Copilot

This is one of the best coding assistants out there, and the use of AI means it’s getting better every day.

It helps coders save time and reduce errors.

github.com/features/copil…

Big news in AI 📣

Google and Meta both just announced apps for:

1. Text to music
2. Text to 3D videos

Here’s everything you need to know… 1. Google’s Tool

MusicLM is an AI model trained on 280k hours of music.

It can take a simple prompt and create a song from it.

These songs can be up to 5 minutes long.

See it in action:

Artificial intelligence isn't just for marketers and entrepreneurs.

Here are 7 ways to use Chat GPT to improve your everyday life:

🧵 1. Writing Work Emails

You should definitely edit any AI text before you send it, but you can tell Chat GPT to write a simple email about a certain subject, and it’ll instantly spit out some text.

Then you can tweak it a bit, hit send, and save time in the process.

You’ve probably heard Occam’s razor before:

“The simplest explanation is usually the correct one.”

But there are more useful philosophical razors out there.

Here are 7 that will help you think better and be happier:

🧵 1. Hanlon’s

“Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by incompetence or stupidity.”

Use this to be less angry at people when they don’t act the way you want them to.

Every business needs a clear value proposition.

Especially startups.

Apple, Amazon, and Tesla are masters of this.

Read this thread, and you will be too:

🧵 First, let’s define the term “value proposition.”

It refers to the value you pitch to your prospective customers/investors/users.

You need one because, without value, nobody is going to pay you.

You only get paid if the perceived value of your offer is higher than its price.

The most famous modern entrepreneurs...

1. Jeff Bezos (Amazon)
2. Bill Gates (Microsoft)
3. Mark Zuckerberg (Meta)
4. Larry Page + Sergey Brin (Google)
5. Steve Jobs (Apple)
6. Larry Ellison (Oracle)
7. Elon Musk (Tesla)

Here’s one lesson you can learn from each of them:

🧵 1. Jeff Bezos: Make people’s lives easier, and they’ll make you rich

Over 50% of online shoppers go to Amazon first when trying to buy something.

That’s because its prices and shipping speeds are unbeatable.

Sometimes winning is as simple as being better.

The 10 craziest marketing/publicity stunts of all time and what you can learn from each of them:

🧵 1. Felix Baumgartner jumps from space for Red Bull.

Lesson:

You don’t have to do something brand new to shock your audience. Everyone knows Red Bull does stuff like this, but they took it to another level, so it was special for everyone.

Reid Hoffman is the cofounder of LinkedIn.

He has a theory that the most successful companies usually appeal to at least one of the 7 deadly sins.

Here are those 7 sins + how you can apply them to business + examples of companies for each of them:

🧵 1. Lust

All kinds of companies use sex to sell.

Some literally sell videos of it, others sell the hope of having it, and countless use innuendo and attractive models/actors to catch attention.

Example: Tinder

Creativity isn’t a God-given talent.

It’s more like a muscle.

You can build yours with the right exercises.

I’ve done this over the past couple of years.

The result has been over 60,000 followers on Twitter/LinkedIn.

Here are 9 habits that will make you more creative:

🧵 1. Daily journaling.

Not everybody has thoughts and experiences that have wide appeal (yet).

But everybody has thoughts, experiences, and emotions.

Journaling helps train your creativity, and ones with prompts make it easy.