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I'm playing around with different ways to deliver the news. Do you prefer to read it, hear it, or watch it? I used GensparkAI to search for AI news this week (prompt below), then I fed the results into NotebookLM and asked it for a video. We are going to start a newsletter soon, but let me know how you like to ingest the news. Genspark AI Prompt: You’re an educator, small-business maestro, AI whiz, and research sleuth. Your mission: scour the web for the latest AI news from last week, and play curator. Filter out the noise and spotlight only the gems that matter to total AI newbies - people eager to learn AI for work, business, or a side hustle. Then serve it up as a simple, human-friendly report: • What happened in AI: Clear, catchy headlines or bullet points from the latest week • Why it matters to rookies: Skip the jargon - explain how each update helps someone dipping their toes into AI for a job, starting a hustle, or growing their business Deliver that with the energy of your favorite teacher hyping up the next big idea, plus the precision of a detective spotting clues. Encourage people to see AI as a tool, not a monolith, with quick, quirky wisdom sprinkled throughout.

It was interesting to see the differences between two tools. I lived in Paris for four years, and both guides are pretty good. For a next step I would ask a tool to compare the itineraries and focus on some local favorites instead of normal touristic attractions. This is what Gemini came up with: A One-Day Journey Through Historic Paris This itinerary is designed for the traveler who loves to immerse themselves in history, enjoys a good walk, and savors authentic French cuisine. Wear comfortable shoes, and get ready to step back in time. Morning: The Medieval Heart of Paris - 9:00 AM: Breakfast at a classic Parisian café. Start your day in the Latin Quarter, a historic neighborhood known for its intellectual past and lively atmosphere. Find a quintessential Parisian café with outdoor seating to enjoy a classic French breakfast. Order a croissant or pain au chocolat, a tartine (toasted baguette with butter and jam), and a strong café au lait. Le Procope, Paris's oldest continuously operating restaurant since 1686, is a great choice for its historical ambiance and traditional fare. - 10:00 AM: A walk through history. After breakfast, make your way to Île de la Cité, the island in the Seine River that is the historical birthplace of Paris. Begin your exploration at the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral. While the cathedral is still undergoing restoration, its magnificent exterior and the surrounding square offer a powerful sense of its long history. - 11:30 AM: A glimpse into a gilded cage. Just a short walk from Notre-Dame is the Conciergerie, a former royal palace that was converted into a notorious prison during the French Revolution. Here, you can walk through the cells where Marie Antoinette and other prisoners were held before their execution. The experience provides a somber and fascinating look into this tumultuous period of French history. Afternoon: Revolution, Royalty, and Art - 1:00 PM: Lunch at a traditional bistro. Head across the river to the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood. This area is famous for its literary cafes and art galleries. Find a cozy bistro like La Fontaine de Mars, a favorite of French locals, for a hearty, authentic French lunch. Indulge in classic dishes such as soupe à l'oignon (onion soup) or steak frites (steak and fries). - 2:30 PM: A royal promenade. Walk toward the Louvre Museum, but instead of going inside, take a leisurely stroll through the Tuileries Garden. This grand, formal garden, once the grounds of the Tuileries Palace, connects the Louvre to the Place de la Concorde. As you walk, you'll be following the footsteps of French royalty and revolutionaries, surrounded by elegant statues and fountains. - 4:00 PM: A tour of a grand opera house. Make your way to the Palais Garnier, the opulent 19th-century opera house. This architectural masterpiece is not only a performance venue but a monument in itself. Take a self-guided tour to admire its grand staircase, the lavish Grand Foyer, and the famous ceiling painted by Marc Chagall. It's a spectacular example of Second Empire architecture and a testament to the city's artistic heritage.

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