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Updated: June 1, 2023

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How To Start Creating With Artificial Intelligence

Ammaar Reshi has gone viral a few times in recent months due to his AI experiments 🤖

Check these out…

Creator Economy has an interview with Ammaar where they ask…

It’s great that you built this reputation without needing some machine learning PhD. You simply used the tools to create stuff.

Ammaar replied…

Exactly. And that’s what makes this space so special—anyone can jump in and pick up these tools. Your imagination is the limit.

He goes on to share the 3-step process he uses to create with AI…

1. Pick a use case: e.g., Children’s book.

2. Break down the steps: e.g., Story, illustration, publishing.

3. Find the right tool for each step. e.g., ChatGPT, Midjourney, Amazon.

Ammaar has more tips and examples in this Twitter thread 👈

While we’re on the subject, some other interesting AI bits and pieces…

  • Podcast.ai, a podcast entirely generated by artificial intelligence, featuring the likes of Oprah, Quentin Tarantino and Richard Feynman.
  • I Used AI to Interview Dead People: 9-minute video showing you how to create a Podcast.ai-like interview with free tools.
  • Example of Photoshop’s new AI capabilities: part 1 (first one is a joke), part 2.
  • Google SGE First Impressions: 17-minute video where Gael from Authority Hacker shares 9 takeaways from playing around with Google’s new AI search features…
  • Lord of the Rings by Wes Anderson Trailer: mind-blowing AI-generated trailer of a fictional movie.

That last one has me thinking: probably won’t be long until we see a blockbuster movie that was made by one guy in his bedroom with the help of AI 🤯…

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