Learn AI for Beginners (in 27 Minutes)

If you're brand new to AI, slightly hesitant about using it, or just feel like you need to catch up, this video is for you. We're talking no confusing vocabulary, just simple and practical tools to help you immediately. So, when you have finished this video, you will have talking points to the most popular misconceptions about AI, how the broader world is using AI, and over 25 different tools that I've either created or curated for you to help you do things like take a meeting transcript, and in seconds give you not only what was talked about, but who was there, due dates, action items, and who was assigned to do those action items. I also have things that will take your dreams personal or professional, make goals for you, and an action plan to make that happen. Tools that can take the popular AI programs and put them into one for you. And so much more that can make you more than an expert in any of your circles. So, strap in, get some water if you need it, because it all starts with the creator of Amazon, Jeff Bezos. Let me show you how. You're very involved with it right now. What is it that you're doing at Amazon? AI. Yeah. So I mean there are a few things but it's small but it's 95% AI because we're literally working on a thousand applications internally. Modern AI is a horizontal enabling layer. It can be used to improve everything. It will be in everything. So for us to talk about AI, we have to talk about Amazon because this isn't the first time they've went all in on a concept. In 1995, Amazon started to sell books online. But I need you to go back in time with me a little bit because back then the only way you would buy books is if you would go in person to a bookstore. So this is a radical new concept using online as a marketplace. But to make it work, they had to start accepting payments online. Meaning you had to enter your credit card or debit card into an online platform that you've never used before. People talked about scam. People talked about frauds. There was identity theft happening all the time. It was widely discouraged and people were super hesitant. They were taught never to give away your credit card information and now you're putting it into an online platform that people thought couldn't be trusted. Now I have a random question for you. Do you know who this guy is? I promise this connects. If you don't, his name is Wimhof the iceman. I saw him on the Discovery Channel 15 years ago. He was running a half marathon barefoot through the snow in the polar circle wearing nothing but shorts. In the video he talked about anybody can do this. So I did some digging and found one of his YouTube videos with an email address on it. I reached out saying that I was inspired by him saying anybody can do this, offering to learn. And he reached back out saying let's do this. Now, when I told my family saying, "Hey, I talked to this guy in a different country through email, a little bit broken English, but he wants me to train with him, wire him some money to be able to cover the expenses, you know what my parents said? This is a scam. You're going to get kidnapped. We're never going to see you again. It's an email online. You don't know who's on the other side of it. This isn't legit." Do you notice the similarities with Amazon? Don't give money online to somebody you haven't met before. Well, it worked out. This is Women Training in Poland right before we jumped into a freezing lake. We wrote a book together showing the world how anybody can do this. But this book sold on Amazon. Now, we know that online could be used for good because you're watching this video online, and it's not 1995 anymore. But how did we start to get comfortable giving away our card information online? It was Amazon, eBay, and Zappos. These three worked really hard to be able to offer online, secure, safe payment transactions. And it works because chances are you bought something on Amazon. They helped us reshape our perception of how we could use the internet. I tell you this because in the beginning, people couldn't trust online payment processing because people weren't familiar. But to get to this point where it was acceptable, people had to get more familiar to get comfortable. So, let's talk about what people are talking about. Let's dive into some AI misconceptions. The first one is AI is a new thing that's just taking over. And I get that it's more popular in the news, but let's read what AI actually is. AI is artificial intelligence, referring to the capability of computer systems to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence. Now, you may already be familiar with this definition, but I just want to make sure we're all on the same page. So, question for you. Do you use any of these platforms? I hope so, cuz you're watching this on YouTube. What do all three of these have in common? An algorithm, which is a complex computer system that takes what you look at and makes recommendations for you. But before we had an algorithm, the human way to do this would be a friend would watch something and then send it your way. But now we have an AI algorithm taking the data, finding recommendation, and giving it to us immediately. Another example of AI, YouTube TV, Netflix, Apple TV Plus, all of these have an AI algorithm interpreting the data of what you've watched and finding the best recommended videos for you next. What about autocorrect? I imagine you have autocorrect on your phone. I do. Try turning that thing off and see what happens. But again, this is AI trying to understand what you meant to type and fixing it for you. Spotify and other music streaming services are understanding what you're listening to and finding more recommendations for you. And what about these guys? These smart assistants and all the other algorithms we talked about so far fit the definitions of computer systems that are performing complex tasks that typically require human intelligence. So really, AI is not new. It's just becoming more accessible. Okay, so let's go back in time a little bit before the days of Google. Do you remember what people would do if they wanted to go out to eat? They'd get in their car, they would drive around, they'd find a spot, order, and then sometimes see cockroaches. I know, horrible. But they would have known that they saw the Google review recommendations from other people. Sometimes they would be surprised and get food poisoning. But with Google now, you could use food near me and see all the recommendations, all the reviews, and know before you go. You'd even find the store hours. Google is AI. It has been. It takes the data based on where you're at and gives you local recommendations. The way it works is that you ask it something. It'll take that data, go to the internet, build a confidence score, and then bring you back links to the options that you're most likely looking for, and then you have to click through all the links to go find your answer. AI is doing the same thing. However, the confidence score is higher and it gives you the answer directly, but it will also now give you the links to go verify it for yourself. It's just speeding up the process and saving you time. And with that, another AI misconception is that AI is always right. It's not true. Remember, it's a confidence score. If you didn't know, the majority of AI is trained on the internet. Now, think about the internet. blog posts, Reddit, personal opinions, news articles. Is the internet always right? No. So AI isn't always going to be right. It processes the information and makes calculations. Now, there are a lot of different AI platforms out there. You remember in the beginning when Google launched, there was Bing, Duck.Go, Yahoo. Name some of your favorites. Ask Gez, put it in the comments. But similar to this, there are also a lot of different AI platforms now. There's ChatGpt that most people are talking about owned by OpenAI. The one that Amazon has invested heavily in is called Anthropic and they've created an AI called Claude. If you ever go into your Amazon app, there's now a new AI icon called Rufus. Interesting name, but it'll scan all the reviews for you and help you find what you're looking for. Meta has also created their own AI. You've probably heard it called it Meta AI or Llama. Google has its own AI called Google Gemini. Used to be called Google Bard, but I'm glad they changed the name. Microsoft has also invested a lot in OpenAI. So, part of what they use is from that system, but they've rebranded it as Copilot. Now, I like this name better because it's more of an assistant. It's not the driver. It's a co-pilot. It's helping you find ways to accomplish your mission. Now, here's the best way to get started with AI. What you would normally Google, try using AI for it. Remember, Google will bring you links to find your answers. AI will bring you the answer faster with links if you want to research it. And by the way, Google's on board with this. Check this out. They just released an AI mode. So, let's try it. I currently live in Charlotte, North Carolina, and I want to find healthy food near me. give me some of the best options that are affordable that are within a 15-inute drive. Let's search. All right, so it gave me answers with links to go research it more myself. Let me show you another one that I love that's completely free that you can get on your phone right now. The app is called Arc Search, and it's got AI built into it. Here's how to use it. There's a plus button at the bottom, and if I hold it, I can ask a question. Yeah, what are some food options near me? I live in Charlotte, North Carolina. I want something healthy that's within a 15-inute drive that's open late. So, what it's doing is it's going to multiple websites, finding the information, bringing it back to me, and then giving it in bullet points along with the links. So, if I want to find more information, I can simply click on them. Now, maybe I want to go back to the Google mode while I'm in here. In the bottom right hand corner, you see that Google icon, there's the Google option. But you can also do the same by typing it in. When you start to type, you'll have this option called browse for me on the right. You just tap it. It'll do the same thing. Now, finding information through AI is cool, but it's only the beginning. To unlock its fullest potential, we have to talk about the working genius. Now, if you've never heard of that before, or maybe you have, I have to explain it through the context of AI to get everybody on the same page. The working genius was created by Patrick Lencion and the table group. Patrick Lencion wrote five dysfunctions of a team, The Advantage, Death by Meeting. Maybe you've heard one of those books. Now, this framework is 80% a productivity tool, 20% a self-development tool. It says that there are two areas of work that we absolutely love. Brings us so much joy. Two areas of work that we're like, you know, I don't really love it, but I also don't hate it. And then two areas of work that if we touch it for a moment, we are going to be like, "Nope, hate that. Don't want to do that again." Now, every job has all six areas of work. I'll explain them to you in a moment. But what's important to remember is the working genius is focused on energy management. What can you do that gives you energy and what have you done that takes away all your energy? Then how can you do more of what you love? Let me give you the six areas of work. Think of it in terms of a project. There's a beginning and there's an end. These six geniuses start at the beginning and work their way through to the end. For example, people with the genius of wonder will typically identify what's broken and what could be better. The starting point. Then the genius of invention comes in and says, "Oh, I see what's broken. Here are all the ideas of how it could be better." The genius of discernment pops in and says, "I see your ideas. I think this one is best." And it's not based on data. It's not based on like the Holy Spirit. It's more of like these people love to make decisions and get energy from it. Then once the decision is made, somebody with galvanizing will come in and say, "I see our decision. I will go and cast vision and get people on board to go and do this. Then somebody who's energized by enablement will say, I receive the vision. I'm excited about this. Let's go and do it and make it happen. These people are also excellent encouraers. The galvanizers love to charge people up. Go and do. Enablement is I will do this. Then there's tenacity. Tenacity is like, did we do everything that we said we're going to do? Did we hit the goals? Did we accomplish our mission? Did we check all the things off the list? Now, you could be great at all of these. The working genius says which of these brings you the most energy and which of these saps the most energy from you. It is a ranking not a rating. Let me know in the comments if you know what brings you the most frustration and what brings you the most joy. Now what is so helpful about the working geniuses maybe you got really good at one of these things and people see that you're good at it and so they give you every opportunity to do it but it doesn't actually bring you joy and maybe it's one of your competencies the thing in the middle. The working genius framework says more people will burn out not from a frustration but actually from a competency. And the reason is most people are good at it when they start and they get really good at it and they're like, "I don't hate this. I don't love it, but all right." But then they get stuck doing that same job over and over again and it's all they do and that's when people burn out. So what I'm going to do now is I'm going to take you through each one of these geniuses whether or not you're energized or frustrated by it, but I'm going to show you how AI can help support it as a co-pilot. So let's start with the genius of wonder. What's broken or what could be better? A lot of people in the world have to work in spreadsheets and it's frustrating when a formula breaks. Now, before the releases of new AI systems, we would either ask a co-orker or go to Google and YouTube to try to fix our own formula, which is how I used to do it. But let me show you what AI can do now. So, on my left, I have this formula that's supposed to go and grab data from another sheet, but something's broken about it cuz it's not doing it. So, I'm going to go in here, copy everything, go to chat GPT on the right, and say something is wrong with this Google spreadsheet formula. Can you fix it? Oh, and that whole voice to text thing that just happened, that's another AI program called Super Whisper that I'll talk about later. But now, I'm going to paste in the formula. Let's see what it says. It says there's a typo and it gives me the corrected version. Let's copy it. Go back here, paste it in, and it's fixed. So, in seconds, we can take our formula to AI, say what's broken, and it fixes it for us. We didn't have to spend all that time going through the whole formula to figure it out ourselves. Now, we could read through what AI said to understand that it's a typo, and here's what it fixed. But it also gave us the answer. That's an example of how AI can help somebody with the genius of wonder. Let's go to coming up with ideas. For example, finding ways to eat healthier and on a budget, which we all know is hard. Now, before the new AI programs, we could go to Pinterest and say, "Budget friendly meal plans." But with the new programs, we can go to ChatGpt and we could say something like, "I want to eat healthier, but I'm on a budget. Can you give me meal planning options for $85 a week?" Let's see what it says. There we go. And not only did it give me a grocery list of different things that I could buy and how much they'll cost approximately, but it also gave me the meal planning ideas for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. It also gave me some tips to maximize nutrition in my budget. So, that was an example of it helping the genius of invention. Let's talk discernment. We need to make a decision, right? We need to find catering for an event. Now, before the new AI programs, we would probably go to Google and say, "Food near me or ask a friend." But let's see how AI can help with this one. All right, so let's try I'm going to have 200 adults at an event on Tuesday. What's the best catering option near Matthews, North Carolina to feed all of those people that accommodate for food allergies? So, here it's searching the web, understanding my needs, and it comes back and saying things like, "The Red Radish offers all-inclusive catering packages and are attentive to dietary restrictions and allergies." So, you might say, "Well, this is kind of like coming up with ideas." And then I would say, "Which one do you think is best and why?" And it picked a clear winner. Now, I don't have to go with it, but it gives me the reasons why it thinks that that could be the best option. That's an example of how it could help the genius of discernment. Let's do galvanizing. Our mission is to inspire family members to go on the vacation that you want to go on. But this time, I'm not going to use voice to text and I'm not going to type it. Instead, I'm going to tap on this voice mode. Check this out. Hi. So, I would really love to go to Disney World and my family. I don't know if they're going to be on board. And I'm trying to get all the information so I could help communicate it. What is the best time of year to go to Disney World where it's pretty cheap, not overcrowded, and I won't be overheated. I would also love it if you can tell me some tips on how to communicate it to my family in a way that could be inspiring. Disney World is typically less crowded and more affordable during the off- peak seasons. Mid January to early February and September are great times to go because the crowds are thinner, the weather is cooler, and prices tend to be lower. To inspire your family, focus on the magic and unique experiences that Disney World offers. Highlight how it's a chance to bond as a family and create lifelong memories. How does that sound? It is cool how my voice conversation is also transcribed here for me to look at after. Let's move on to enablement. Now, the mission is to write an email to my team telling them about how AI can help make working even more fun. Now, before these newer AI programs, the help that I would have is Grammarly telling me that I need to spell things better. But today, watch how AI can help. Can you please write an email to my team telling them how AI can make work more fun, please? And in seconds, it gave me a drafted email. Now, I wouldn't just copy and paste this and send it off. I want to add my own personality and flare to it. But here's the thing. in chat GBT. I can also edit it here so that when I'm done, I can now copy and paste it over into my email client. Much better starting place. Now, let's move on to tenacity. I'm so excited because this begins the over 25 tools that I've created and curated for you. Are you ready? So, this goal is to generate smart growth goals for the year. Personal, professional, whatever you want. Okay, so now before AI solutions, if we're being honest, we probably Google what are smart goals, right? But with AI, it's time to introduce you to your brand new AI toolkit. Everything in this next section is 100% free. Let me show you how it works. We just talked about smart goals, right? Now, you could go to chat GPT, figure out what to say, and go from there. But you can also go into this sheet, click on smart goal generator. It's already trained to know that you want to set goals and figure out how to get there. Personal, professional, whatever your dreams are. Here's an example. By this time next year, I want to get to a million subscribers on my YouTube channel. I currently have about 3,000. We focus on AI, productivity, and just helping people save time, money, and resources. Here's the thing. I need to know what is some strategies that I can implement to try to achieve that goal by this time next year, which would be March 10th, 2026. Well, send it. Now's a great time to subscribe if you want to help us achieve that. But in seconds, it breaks down the smart goal, specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time bound. It also gives some key strategies. I love the emojis it throws in here. Gives me some milestones, strategies for growth, how to growth hack. So, not only did it take my dream and conceptualize it into a practical goal framework, but it also gave me steps to actually make it happen. You definitely got to try out the smart goal generator for your personal or professional dreams. But don't do it yet because I have so much more for you, like the meeting summary assistant. All you got to do is record your meeting with your phone, open it up when you're done, tap on that blue voice icon in the bottom left, tap on the chat icon in the bottom left, there's your meeting transcript. You're going to hit the three dots in the top right to copy the transcript. Go over to the meeting summary assistant. This is one of my favorites. Paste it in there. Send it. And in seconds, it'll review your transcript and then give you the bottom line up front. What was a quick summary of what happened? The people that attended the meeting, the objective of the meeting, key decisions that were made, action items, who it was assigned to. This type of work would drain me. But in seconds, AI gave me something I can share with my team and stay ahead of the game. Then we got an agenda assistant. Here's an example of how you could use this. Yeah. So, I want to have a 1-hour meeting with some of my co-workers to talk about how we can build YouTube with new strategies of shorts and trying to get to a million subscribers within a year. Help me structure this meeting in a way that's helpful and fun for everybody. Okay, so it comes up with an icebreaker for five minutes. What would Mr. Beast do? It's a fun kickoff game. Evaluating where we are now with the channel, talking strategy for 15 minutes. What will go viral? Growth hacks. But you see what it's doing here? It's breaking down a meeting agenda for me off of a quick few sentences, giving you a much better starting place whenever you need to go and host meetings. Let's hop into the clear writing assistant. Now, this one can help with personal or professional. Let's try professional. Yeah, I want to write an email to my team thanking them for coming to last week's strategy meeting and wanting to set them up for success this week by celebrating them, but then also getting them to start brainstorming for next week when we're going to tackle how we're going to achieve a growth of 1,000 subscribers within the next few days. Hey team, I want to take a moment to thank you for your time and energy in last week's strategy meeting. Your insights, collaboration were truly inspiring and I appreciate the dedication you bring to the table. Look at the professionalism here. As we dive into this week, let's celebrate the great work you've done so far and keep the momentum going. All right, so this is a pretty great email. This is a great tool for you to use as a starting place. Next up is the Google Sheets helper. So, this can help you figure out formulas, make charts, all that stuff. And what you can do is inside of a spreadsheet, this is the one we looked at earlier. It has all the data. Let's say I wanted to pull it over to this new tab, right? Well, how do I find out what that formula is? Because let's say I'm not I don't know how to do that. So, what I can do is I can go into chat GPT and I can say, I need a formula that's going to pull everything over from the budget tab. Please give that to me. Put it in there. Copy it. Bring it back. Paste it. Now, don't worry if you get an error. You can copy it. Say that I got this error. It'll fix it for you. Copy it. Go back. Paste it in. And now it's fixed. So, whether you're trying to figure out formulas or manage your data, this can help you. Next up is the data interpreter and visualizer. So, I exported the data into this spreadsheet here and I'm going to take it to the data interpreter and visualizer. Drop it in here and let's say, can you turn this into a chart for me and also give me some summaries. There we go. It visualized the data for me and it gave me some summaries. Quick and easy, right? Next up is a Bible study assistant for Christians out there. So, you could say something like, yeah, so in the New Testament, Jesus says, "Do not put the Lord your God to the test." But in the Old Testament, God says, "Test me in this." So, how does that actually work out? And since it's trained on Hebrew and Greek, it also knows the difference of the word test. One means to challenge or provoke God. The other means to examine, to try out, to prove. Very important distinctions. Now, just like how you used to go to Google for your answers, you're going to want to use discernment on whether or not it's actually right. So, go to scripture and do your own study. Next up, budget buddy. This is trained on Dave Ramsey's methods. What's neat is you can be real with this one and ask questions like, "Yeah, what were the seven baby steps again? The things that I need to follow to get to financial freedom." There we go. How to get to financial freedom. Then we also got you a time management coach. For this, you could do things like, "Yeah, I need to find more time in my day. I want to be able to, I don't know, like get to my emails on time, be able to walk my dog, try to figure out how I can also order the groceries. There's just a lot going on in my life and I don't know how to figure it out. What are some productivity hacks that I can do to make my life a little bit more organized and better? And it gives some very practical ways to be able to manage your time better. Now, it's also easy to get into AI and not know what to say. So, we gave you a prompt generator. Let's say you want a fitness coach, but don't know what to ask for because you're brand new to fitness. You can say fitness coach. Watch what happens here. It took my two words fitness coach and made it into an entire prompt that now I can simply copy, open a new chat, drop it in, and there's my fitness coach. You don't have to be a prompt expert or a prompt engineer. Just use your natural language and it'll convert it into an expert prompt. Now we have Notebook LM, one of my favorite programs that recently came out with AI. What's really neat about this program is you can give it whatever resource you want and that becomes its knowledge base. Meaning when you ask a question, it's not going to go to the internet to find all these answers. It's going to base the answer off of the information you provided it. So let's say you have a 100page research document. You can ask it to summarize it. Or you put in multiple YouTube videos about AI and you just want to ask what is the best AI to use based on the resources you put into it. It'll transcribe it and give the answer back to you. So you don't have to go digging through all the information yourself. Here's an example. That book I talked about, I put it in here and I can ask something like what is the best way to stay warm and cold temperatures. It says training and adaptation, confronting fear, mind body connection. But what's cool is that you can even click on it and it'll take you exactly where it found that information in the resource. So you can feel more confident that it's not making it up. Next up is a way to be able to design images for free using AI. You can ask for something real or unique like my daughter would ask for a rainbow unicorn made out of bubbles. And then within seconds, rainbow unicorn made out of bubbles. Let's try one more. Beautiful sunset. Isn't that crazy? It also has the ability to switch it to different formats. So let's say I wanted to get a portrait version of that. Now I have a new background for my phone. And we also have music FXDJ. This allows you to be able to create some cool beats. Only limited to where your mind can go. When you go in, it'll automatically set up instruments. You hit play. You can remove any of these and even come up with your own ideas. Let's try soul jazz and turn it up a lot. Let's reset here. Play it. Next up is one of my favorites, the ability to take any long- form video and give you ideas of how to trim it into short form video based on the transcript. Let me show you how it works. Let's pretend you are Mr. Beast and you wanted to take your most popular video and convert it into a short. Well, I have this free extension here that gives me the entire transcript that I can just copy, also available there in the link, and I can go into my GPT, paste it, and it's going to give you five suggested clips that are likely to go viral. And if you click on that link, it'll automatically take you to that part of the video so you can verify if it's actually viral or not. I also have it give some rankings here and it'll drop if something needs to be removed. Now, let's go into the top recommended paid products that I personally use that I love. Now, if you're somebody that's like, there's so many AI platforms out there, ChatGpt, Google Gemini, Claude, I don't want to pay that much for all of these different platforms. You can get a program like Magi that aggregates all those AIs together so that you can use them in one platform. So, you can find them here in this list. But also, let's say if you want to make video generations or image generations, you have them here as well. What's really neat about this is it also has some of the prompt engineering built into it. So, I'm putting fitness expert again, enhance button. It made my prompt better and it'll give you an answer. And what's really neat about this is you can actually switch to a different AI in the middle of your conversation. So, let's try Gemini Flash. It already understood my context cuz notice I didn't have to put the prompt again and it's picking up where we left off. Next up is Super Whisper. So, if you're somebody that likes to process out loud or maybe not super fast at typing yet, just imagine being able to use this for your notes to process out loud to write emails, to send texts, and in seconds it'll process and paste. Isn't that amazing? So, that link is there. You'll find it in the description. But next up is Superhum. Superhum is one of my favorite productivity apps that I've used over the last couple years because it saved me so much time in email. Not only can it help draft emails for you in your own voice, meaning writing how you write, for example. Yeah. Can you write an email to my wife Megan and tell her thank you so much for being an amazing wife and I am so happy to be doing this with her? That is actually how I would write. And you can also improve the writing, lengthen it, shorten it, simplify it, fix grammar and spelling, rewrite in my voice again if you needed to. Look at that. So guy. But it also has the ability to search your email using AI. So by hitting the question mark, you'll have this little AI that pops up and I can say something like, "What was the last email that I sent to myself?" And not only will it give me the answer, but it'll also link me to it. So, no more, "Wait, where was that again? Who sent it to me on what day?" Just ask the question and it'll find it. Phenomenal app on your computer and on your phone. The link that I have in the stock gives you a 1 month free trial. So, at least try it out. Next up is Descript, my favorite video and audio editing app for the simple reason that AI and simplicity come first. Let me show you. This is a video that I made for our YouTube channel. Yes, it has the timeline where you can edit things like you normally would if you were a proficient editor, but it also has the ability to show all of the words that were used. And if you want to cut this part out of the video, boop, it's gone. If you need to mix the audio so it sounds better, you don't really need to. AI tools, studio sound, and it'll apply it for you, making it sound as if it was recorded in a studio. But one of the newest features that I love the most is this new AI conversation feature, the ability to allow it to edit the video for you. Watch this. Please update the captions so that all the background and stuff doesn't matter anymore, but instead it's just plain white text. There you go. For somebody that's just getting started with this and you don't know where the features are or how to change anything, you now have an assistant that can help you. Pretty neat, right? Next, we have Midjourney, one of the best paid AI image generation programs out there. And they also added video into it. It was actually this program that helped us monetize our YouTube channel because we made fireplaces on here as images and then converted them into video using this next program, Cling AI. Here's an example. So, this started with a midjourney image that we took into the program called Cling that animated the image on a 5 or 10second loop. Turned this into a 9-hour video and this got us the watch hours we needed to monetize our YouTube channel. I did make a step-by-step video on how to do that which I'll link above and below. Canva is another one. In any project now, you're going to have this place. It's called magic media. Tap on it. Say what you want to create. You can choose image, graphics, or videos. Let's make one for my daughter. Little girl riding on a rainbow unicorn into the clouds. Generate. And it gives you multiple options to use. So, there's the image version. Let's go to videos and do the same thing. Tap on it, play it, and there we go. It may not be as sophisticated as other programs out there, but a lot of people use Canvas for so much. It's great to have AI built into it. Now, if you need something for AI notes, I would recommend Fabric. Fabric allows you to be able to save things from around the internet and ask a little AI guy any questions to find your notes. It could be images, videos, audio files. It can even record things live using a voice note and then transcribe it for you afterward and then also dump it as meeting notes. You can put in links, whatever you want. And then ask this little AI agent, "Show me the first image I ever dropped in here." Even if you spell it incorrectly, for some reason, the first image is muffin mix. Which brings me to a great point. It can also sync with your iPhone photos, your Gmail inbox, and so much more. Think of it as your second brain. Now, a lot of these AI programs now give you the ability to do more in-depth research. For example, if you're using Google Gemini, at the bottom, you'll see a place to do deep research. It'll think a lot longer before it gives you an answer. ChatGBT also has the ability to do deep research. So, think about something that would take you an extremely long time to be able to research and find out for yourself. Like you wanted to plan a vacation to go to California on a budget of $50. That might be a little too rough, but it's going to try to figure it out for you. But I think one of my favorite research tools now available is called Perplexity. You may have heard of it. What Perplexity does is it focuses on reliable sources first. For example, you can ask something like, "What are the seven wonders of the world?" And after you search it, not only will it answer you, but do you see how it also gives you the sources so you can check them out yourself? Researchbacked information. Now, the other platforms are getting better and better at doing this, but from what I have seen, Perplexity is one of the best. Like I said, all the resources are available to you in the description. I would love to know what has been your favorite AI resource that we talked about today. And are there any questions that you have that I can help you out with? Let me know in the comments.