Okay, so you know how video is “the future” and also “the thing you should’ve been doing since 2016”? Yeah. Same. And somehow we’re all supposed to be on camera, well-lit, well-rested, and saying smart things before coffee. Enter HeyGen, the tool that lets people make lifelike AI
Okay, so I went looking for this specific Skool post in the Amplify AI community—“quick win for you”—and ran into the classic internet situation: lots of context, not a lot of public details. Which is basically like walking into a party, hearing everyone cheer in the kitchen, and
Alright, confession time: I’ve spent an embarrassing number of minutes (hours?) staring at thumbnail drafts like they’re going to magically become clickable if I squint harder. So when I saw the Amplify AI Skool post called “Thumbnail Game Changer Alert”, my first thought was, “Sure, and my inbox
Okay, confession time. My Google Calendar has two modes: “beautifully optimized life machine” and “dumping ground for chaos.” There is no third option. And if you’re reading this, I’m guessing yours occasionally looks like a toddler got ahold of your schedule and a pack of highlighters. So, let’
Okay, so I’ve been “editing images” for years, which is a fancy way of saying I click things until the picture looks less embarrassing. Then Google drops Nano Banana Pro (yes, that’s the real name), and suddenly I’m doing 4K edits like I know what “depth of
Okay, so what’s “viral” in AI in the last 24 hours? Not a dancing robot on TikTok. Not an app that turns your cat into a Renaissance duke. It’s enterprise AI news. The kind of “viral” that spreads through boardrooms, budget spreadsheets, and the haunted hallways of legacy