There are so many new AI tools launching every week, but only a few actually solve real problems and become part of our everyday work. I'm always looking to discover practical tools that make a real difference not just the latest trend. Curious to hear what's made an impact for you and why.

The question every employee is quietly asking: "Will AI take over my job?" Here's the shift happening : AI isn't replacing people, it's replacing the boring parts of their work. What's left is the stuff that actually needs a human - judgment, creativity, relationships. The employees who fear AI usually haven't tried it. The ones who use it are getting ahead. So , do you think AI can take over your job? Fear or fascination? 👇

Just built this: Make.com hits a Google Apps Script web app (deployed as a web deployment) -> script zips up a Google Drive folder -> sends the zip back to Make to use however you want. Basically, Apps Script becomes a custom "tool" Make doesn't natively have. Once you deploy a script as a web app, Make can just call it like an API. What this opens up (in simple terms): - Zip/unzip files in Drive automatically - Bulk rename, move, or organize files - Generate custom PDFs/docs Make can't build natively - Read/write Google Sheets in complex ways beyond Make's built-in modules - Basically anything Google's APIs can do but Make doesn't have a direct module for If you're hitting a wall with Make's native Google modules, this is the workaround. Happy to share the setup if anyone wants to try it.

SpaceXAI released Grok 4.5 this week, and Elon Musk is calling it an "Opus-class model", comparing it directly to Anthropic's Opus 4.7. His words: "roughly comparable to Opus 4.7, but much faster" and "twice greater token efficiency." Pricing: - Grok 4.5: $2 / $6 per million tokens (input/output) - Claude Opus 4.7: $5 / $25 per million tokens Big claims, aggressive pricing. To top it off, OpenAI's GPT 5.6 launches the very next day. Thoughts - hype or legit competitor? 👀

One tool that's become part of my daily Business Development workflow is Perplexity AI. Instead of opening 10 different tabs, I use it to: - Research target companies - Find recent funding or product updates - Understand competitors - Prepare for discovery calls - Verify information with cited sources For outbound sales, better research = better personalization. It's a simple addition to the workflow, but it saves a significant amount of time and helps create more relevant outreach. What's one AI tool you use every day that has genuinely improved your workflow?