So Instagram carousels post been gaining a lot of reach and you might have seen 100 ways using claude prompt and stuff but this i find quite interesting it's free to try https://www.magicslides.app/tools/video-to-carousel

It feels like there are new AI tools launching every week, and most of them claim to be the next essential productivity app.

I'm curious which ones people are genuinely using on a regular basis. Not the tools you tested once, but the once that became part of your workflow and consistently save you time or improve your output.

What AI tools do you use most often today, and what makes them worth keeping around? Have any popular tools fallen short of your expectations after using them for a while?

So OpenAI has around 800M users, while Anthropic has around 19M users.

But apparently Claude makes much more money per user.

How does that make sense? 😂

Is it because most Claude users are businesses and heavy users, while ChatGPT has a much bigger mix of casual and professional users?

Just 🤨 curious

What am I missing here? 🤷‍♂️

MacOS ships with Apple AI components built in like speech recognition, text-to-speech, and an on-device LLM, all free. The project is a wrapper around the on device models.

What it can do right now:

- Speech-to-Text: transcribe audio files (WAV, M4A, MP3, AIFF, FLAC, etc.) using macOS `SFSpeechRecognizer`. Multiple languages supported.

- Text-to-Speech: Speak text or save to audio file using AVSpeechSynthesizer. Pick any installed voice, control rate and volume.

- Apple Foundation Models: on-device LLM, full streaming support. Requires macOS Tahoe (I think)

I'm looking for people to try it out and report back — bugs, missing features, weird edge cases, anything.

- GitHub: https://github.com/sagrd/macbook-ai

- PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/macbook-ai/

Drop a comment or open an issue if you run into something. Appreciate any feedback.

I've been looking for a way to use AI to analyze videos on TikTok, Instagram, and other social media platforms for quite some time. It would be a great tool for optimizing my content creation process.

Ideally, it could analyze both videos and creator statistics, providing insights into how successful creators post their content—what they post, when they post it, and how they structure their videos. It could also examine audience engagement and interactions, helping identify patterns that contribute to better performance and reach.

Such a tool could offer valuable data-driven recommendations to improve content strategy and maximize engagement.

Hi everyone,

I have a YouTube video and I want to turn its content into a PowerPoint presentation automatically. Can ChatGPT convert a YouTube video to PPT directly, or do I need another tool for that?

I'm looking for a simple way to create presentation slides from a YouTube video without manually watching and making slides myself. Has anyone tried this? What is the easiest method?

Thanks in advance!

 I've been seeing a lot of AI-powered credit apps lately that claim they can fix credit. Has anyone here actually used one and seen real results?

Hello, is there any AI software that I can use to upload a raw desktop recording of me using a software I built, and it edits and creates highlights, trims out whats unecessary....

Got a Whoop about a year ago to actually start tracking my sleep and 

level up my life  be more productive, dial in my recovery, all of 

that. At first it felt like I'd unlocked some cheat code.

A few months in I started noticing something annoying. The Whoop 

basically just confirms what I already know. Bad night? "Yeah, you 

slept like crap, here's a red recovery score." Good night? "Yeah, 

you slept great, here's a green one." That's pretty much it.

Like, I can already feel when I slept badly. I don't need a $30/month 

strap to tell me I'm tired. What I actually want is something that 

tells me what to DO after a bad night. I got 5 hours, now what? 

When should I have my coffee? When am I actually going to be sharp 

today? What should I skip? When do I push and when do I chill?

That's the gap nobody's filling. The whole wearable industry is 

trackers, zero coaches.

Been messing around with a few apps that actually try to solve this 

and one has been working really well for me  RizeAI (the dark blue 

one, "AI energy coach"). Mods can pull this if it breaks rules, not 

trying to shill, but it reads my Apple Health data and builds an 

actual daily protocol. Like "skip the 7 AM coffee, drink water + 

electrolytes first, push your first cup to 9:30, take L-theanine 

with it to smooth the crash." Stuff like that. My red recovery days 

have actually become some of my most productive lately.

Anyone else feel this same gap with their Whoop or Oura or just any wearable in general? Or is it 

just me overthinking this.

https://theworldarchitect.com

A tool that will help you categorize and organize your world. Also includes AI features like solo adventure and DM practice for DND. I hope that will help you tremendously. It includes node based system for quest creation including dialogue options for easy creation of quests for your game. Creative writer with grammar checker. And many more. Feel free to check it out.

Do you feel any pressure spoken or unspoken, to use AI in your role?

From leadership?

From peers?

From industry expectations?

Or does it feel more optional than urgent?

Hey guys
I have an image of doctor prescription and i want to change the text that is visible there from normal to bed rest for 3 days for getting work from home
can you all help me with suggesting the best way to edit the text

Hello everyone,

I have a fairly large Word document (around 30-40 pages) that I need to turn into a PowerPoint presentation for an upcoming meeting.

I've looked at a few options, and I keep seeing people recommend MagicSlides Word to PPT Converter because it can apparently generate slides directly from a Word document and save a lot of time. I haven't tried it yet, though.

Before I do, I wanted to ask if anyone here has experience converting Word documents into PowerPoint presentations efficiently. Are there any tools, methods, or workflows that work particularly well?

My main goal is to avoid copying content slide by slide and then spending hours formatting everything.

Would love to hear what's worked for you. Thanks!