Alright you guys, this one caught my eye today because it feels like another sign that visual AI tools are about to level up again. The short version is that OpenAI is testing two new image models that aim to fix old issues and boost detail and color quality. Here are the key things that stood out to me: - big jump in detail and fidelity - fixes the yellow tint problem from Image 1 - closer competition with Google's Nano Banana 2 - early testers seeing more accurate colors and cleaner structure - style feels like a mix of old DALL E strengths with newer tech - likely launching around the same time as GPT 5.2 - could mean better assets for design, marketing, automation workflows I am curious how you guys feel about this. Are you excited for better image generation or are you sticking with your current model for now? Tbh, I'm not that optimistic with OpenAI right now. Been LOVING Google lately! Read the full article here: https://www.testingcatalog.com/openai-testing-new-image-2-models-on-lm-arena

Template now in AWA Free community! Full breakdown tutorial in AWA PRO! In this video I show you this AI Agent setup with a RAG database using Pinecone. With this automation, uploading files into a Google Drive folder instantly updates a searchable RAG database in Pinecone.io, and any changes or deletions are handled automatically to keep everything in sync. I interact with my smart AI Agent exclusively in Slack to get spot-on answers based on the latest files and sheet records. Additional resource links in the classroom 😎

ElevenLabs just dropped their brand-new Text to Speech app on iOS and Android! You can now generate AI voices and sound effects right from your phone, powered by the latest Eleven v3 model—including your own instant voice clone and support for 70 languages. This makes it super easy to create voiceovers, export audio straight to your favorite editing apps, and keep everything in sync with your web account. You’ll start with 10,000 free characters per month, and if you’re already an ElevenLabs user, all your voices and credits carry over.

I'm curious for anyone that have used both. Are they the same? Is one superior over the other? [I'm currently learning Make, but I also want to "future proof" as much as possible]

OpenAI just hit $10 billion in annual recurring revenue, and it happened fast. 🚀 Basically, in just under 3 years since launching ChatGPT, OpenAI has scaled like crazy thanks to its consumer tools, business offerings, and API growth. 🤯 Why does this matter? 💡 Because it shows just how real and sustainable the AI boom is. Especially for folks building automations and tools around these platforms. Here’s a practical angle for us: If you're building anything with ChatGPT or OpenAI’s API, the market is there. 500 million weekly users and 3 million paying businesses are hungry for useful AI-powered solutions. That’s a huge audience for no-code builders, SaaS creators, automators, you name it.