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Everyone talks about coding and AI.
But there's another valuable skill: getting complicated work organized and delivered.
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The reveal is silent. My narration pauses like it expects applause. Nobody’s clapping, including me.
My low-cost ad workflow starts with uploading a product photo to Dreamina Marketing Studio and generating images and videos. I import them into CapCut PC’s multitrack timeline, use AI Edit on a backdrop flaw, and AI Extend on the reveal.
I box-select the talking clips and tell CapCut Agent EditPilot to tighten excessive pauses across them. One simple sentence covers the batch. I preview the speech, adjust timing, then add music, a reveal sound, and a filter before exporting.
Try Dreamina + CapCut PC for product ads you can offer clients.
Dreamina: tinyurl.com/376c8r3x
CapCut PC:
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#CapCutPC #CapCutDidThat #Dreamina #Smallbusinessmarketing #chatwithcapcutagent
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Typing less and getting more done is the future of productivity.
Combining Typeless with Anker’s wearable microphone makes voice-first writing more seamless and practical.
From emails to long-form documents and AI conversations, this partnership could make everyday interactions with technology faster and easier.
Exciting collaboration! 🚀
I believe typing will become obsolete.
Not just at home. Even in offices full of people.
Today, we're officially partnering with Anker to bring soundcore Work to Typeless.
It's a tiny wearable microphone that lets you speak naturally, even in a whisper, and turn your thoughts into clear writing with Typeless.
Messages. Emails. AI interactions. Long documents.
The future of work is spoken, not typed.
This partnership is one step toward making that future real.
@typelessdotcom + @soundcoreaudio
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The café was peaceful for about three seconds. Then someone walked in with THAT product.
I explored this Black Friday ad concept in CapCut PC using a product image and original video references.
A common editing problem is having footage that looks slightly different from shot to shot. Color Adjustment helps balance brightness, contrast and colour, making the final sequence feel more visually consistent. It's a useful step when turning separate clips into one cohesive ad.
Here's how I made the concept: tinyurl.com/2v23rn22
#capcutpc #capcutmarketing #capcutblackfriday #CapCutDidThat #chatwithcapcutagent
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Tesla’s robotaxis have driven 3 million miles without a driver. Waymo’s have driven almost 90 times more.
A guy has driven for a ride-hailing app for six years. He knows every shortcut in his city, every airport pickup line and every restaurant that stays open after midnight. He’s a good driver and he’s proud of it. Last month, a passenger leaned forward from the back seat and asked, half joking, how long he thought he had left. The guy laughed it off. But that night, he sat in his parked car and searched for the news. Tesla was expanding its driverless taxis to more cities. Waymo was giving hundreds of thousands of rides a week. And a new Tesla car with no steering wheel was rolling out of a factory in Texas.
He didn’t know which of those headlines to believe.
He called a friend who plans transportation for a mid-sized city and spends her days modeling how people move, how much they pay and what happens when something new arrives. She’d been asked the same question, in different words, by half her neighbors. She told him to bring a notebook, because the real answer lived in three numbers, and none of them were the one on the headlines.
She spent a long evening explaining them, and was careful to say which ones are solid and which are not.
Here’s everything she told me 🧵
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Need campaign visuals without stretching your production budget? Start with Dreamina Marketing Studio. You can use it to generate product visuals and creative concepts, then bring those assets into CapCut PC to turn them into promotional videos.
A budget-friendly way to go from visual ideas to finished content.
Dreamina: tinyurl.com/376c8r3x
CapCut PC: tinyurl.com/2v23rn22
#CapCutPC #Dreamina
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🚨 BREAKING: Use Gemini Notebook to find the most valuable insights hidden in industry reports.
Here are 6 prompts:
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Amazon just put a flying drone inside your house. On purpose.
On November 10, 2026, Ring the Amazon-owned home security company launched Ring Robotics: a new category of autonomous, mobile security devices that patrol, investigate, and respond automatically.
Two products. Both autonomous. Both AI-powered. Both unlike anything Ring has ever built:
🛸 Ring Drone Cam a flying indoor security camera that launches from a dock, flies through your home on preset routes, investigates when alarms trigger, streams 2K video to your phone, and lands back on its dock when done. $249.99. Ships late January 2027.
🤖 Ring Rover Cam an autonomous wheeled security robot that patrols your business, investigates disturbances, streams up to 4K video, has a built-in siren and light tower, and navigates on its own. $999.99. Ships December 16, 2026. Pre-order available now.
Ring founder Jamie Siminoff: both devices allow users to monitor multiple areas of a home or business with just one device instead of mounting fixed cameras in every room.
Six years in development. Two scrapped prototypes. Three complete redesigns. The Drone Cam was first previewed in 2020 as the “Always Home Cam.” It was supposed to ship in 2021. Then it was delayed. Scrapped. Rebuilt. Scrapped again. Rebuilt again.
It’s finally here. A drone that flies through your living room to check if someone broke in.
The future of home security just took flight literally 🧵
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Spotify has made more big announcements in 2026 than in almost any year in its history.
if you only open the app to press play, you missed most of them.
A Spotify Premium subscriber has had the same plan since 2019. He pays the bill, he listens on the train, and he never reads the emails. In February, his monthly price went up by a dollar and he shrugged it off. In May, he scrolled past a headline about AI remixes and thought, "That's for other people." Last week, he skipped the AI DJ card on his home screen for the 400th time. As far as he's concerned, Spotify is the same app he installed seven years ago.
Then he met up with an old friend who works in music marketing and reads streaming industry news the way other people read sports scores. Over a beer, the friend put it simply: "You're sitting inside the biggest transformation in the history of streaming and you're treating it like a jukebox. Spotify changed its prices, signed an AI deal with a major label, launched a way to give fans early concert tickets, told investors it has 788 million users, and just gave its AI DJ a set of new voices. All in one year."
The subscriber put his drink down. He had noticed none of it.
His friend walked him through the 7 announcements that defined Spotify's 2026, in order, and explained what each one means for people who listen, people who make music, and people who just pay the bill.
By the end, he had changed two settings in his app and had a completely different idea of what he was paying for.
Here's the full timeline of Spotify's 2026, and what it all adds up to 🧵
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This AI experiment turns an empty room into a scarily accurate portrait of your life.
Upload a blank space and tell it “fill this with what you know about me.” The result pulls in your habits, interests, and details so precisely it feels like it’s been watching you. We’ve known data gets collected—seeing it visualized as your actual living space hits different.
One prompt. No extra context. Just pure inference.
If anyone wants to share, feel free to post ;)
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Elon Musk just revealed something that reframes the entire Starlink project.
On November 10, 2026, Musk posted on X:
“Turns out that the Starlink software, built for managing the movement of vast amounts of data through space and to the ground, is also very well suited to training super intelligence.”
1.3 million views. And a statement that connects two things most people never imagined were related: a satellite internet constellation and the race to build superintelligent AI.
Starlink wasn’t built to train AI. It was built to deliver internet from 10,000+ satellites orbiting 340 miles above Earth routing terabytes of data across laser-linked satellites, down to ground stations, and into homes.
But the software that manages that data movement coordinating thousands of satellites simultaneously, routing information across a mesh network in real time, optimizing data flow at planetary scale turns out to solve the same engineering problems that training the world’s most powerful AI requires.
This isn’t a theory. The Starlink software team already wrote the pre-training stack for Grok SpaceX’s AI model. In C and C++. By hand. Not AI-generated. What Musk called “probably best in industry.”
The satellite internet company accidentally built the infrastructure for superintelligence.
Here’s how the software that routes your Netflix from space became the foundation for training the most powerful AI on Earth 🧵
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Still adjusting keyframes to keep moving subjects in frame? 🎬
Filmora 16 makes it easier with Camera Tracking: filmora.go.link/4R0lu
Whether you're tracking a person walking across the shot or keeping text attached to a moving subject, Camera Tracking helps maintain alignment without constant manual adjustments.
Less time fixing frames, more time focusing on the edit.
#Filmora16 #WondershareFilmora #CameraTracking #VideoEditing #Ad
🤝 Paid partnership
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🚨 iPhone users, Stop scrolling.
Apple just dropped iOS 27.2.1 — and it might be the most important update of the year.
No flashy features.
Just serious security fixes + better battery life.
If you're still on 27.2 or older, your phone is more vulnerable than it should be. ⬇⬇
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🚨 Anthropic just turned Claude into a virtual coworker inside Slack.
But one number stands out: 65% of Anthropic's product team's code is now written using its internal AI tools.
The new product, Claude Tag, lets teams add Claude to Slack channels, assign tasks, share codebases, and delegate work simply by tagging @Claude.
It can:
• Break complex tasks into smaller steps.
• Work independently in the background.
• Remember channel discussions.
• Handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
• Proactively identify work that needs attention.
This changes how teams use AI.
Instead of chatting with a bot, entire teams can now delegate work to a shared AI teammate.
But there's a catch: the 65% figure comes directly from Anthropic, not an independent study. AI-generated code still needs human review and testing.
Claude Tag is launching in beta for Slack users on Team and Enterprise plans.
The future of AI isn't just answering questions. It's getting work done.
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🚨 MIT just published the most comprehensive report, proving universities have no remaining reason to exist.
A committee of professors and students spent five months studying what AI is doing to learning on campus. The findings are a warning, not a footnote.
Study groups are disappearing. Office hours are emptying out. Problem sets and take-home exams no longer prove anything, because AI can produce a credible answer to almost any undergraduate assignment.
The report has a name for what's happening to students: "cognitive surrender." Reaching for AI the instant something gets hard, before even trying to think it through.
The numbers back it up:
46% of MIT undergrads use LLMs daily
90% say they're worried about their own overreliance
More students now believe AI makes them replaceable than believe it makes them capable
MIT's answer wasn't more surveillance. No AI detectors, no lockdown browsers. The committee called that path unreliable and said it just breeds distrust.
Instead: oral exams, semester-long portfolios, in-person project work, a required social component in every subject. They're even floating rethinking grades entirely, since without a GPA to game, most of the incentive to cheat disappears.
The most famous tech school on the planet just admitted the machines broke its teaching model.
Its answer was more humans, not more software.
(Paper link in comments)
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🚨 BREAKING: Google Gemini can now analyze any stock like a Wall Street analyst (for free).
Here are 10 insane Gemini prompts that replace $4,000/month Bloomberg terminals:
(Save this 🔖 you’ll need it later)
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🚨 BREAKING: Claude can now teach you BUILD PASSIVE INCOME from zero. For free.
Here are 8 prompts to earn Money While You Sleep:
I've always assumed my AI agents get smarter with use, and I've never once checked.
Probably time I did.
OpenClaw, Hermes Agent and Prime Agent don't meaningfully learn from experience.
On Continual-ARC, our new benchmark at @letsunifyai, none of them were able to memorize anything of value and none were able to generalize to new tasks. Training a small 9B model's weights did both.