This automated AI assistant : - Filters recent articles - Summarizes key points - Gives a relevance score. Soon, it will cover marketing, finance, healthcare and more.

To get better results with AI (like ChatGPT, DeepSeek or Gemini), use a step-by-step process. 👉 Instead of asking everything at once, interact with AI like in a real conversation: 1. Ask a clear first question 2. Analyze the answer 3. Add details or rephrase 4. Refine the result progressively 🎯 This method helps you get more precise, coherent, and useful responses. In short: effectiveness comes from interaction, not from a perfect first prompt. I used this step-by-step process to generate the image below with an AI. Just goes to show good interaction is better than a perfect prompt from the start.

A little AI agent that reads customer feedback and understands it on its own! It can tell if it’s a complaint, a suggestion, or just a nice message and even suggests what to do next. Super handy to improve without reading everything manually 😊 We continue to learn 🔥 💻

I share with you my idea: <<There’s a lot of talk about AI these days. But let’s not forget something essential: The very first "intelligence" isn’t artificial it’s our brain. Thousands of human brains came together to design these revolutionary technologies. It’s our collective ability to imagine, create, connect, and solve that gave birth to what we now call “artificial intelligence.” So no, let’s not become dependent on AI. Let’s use it instead as a lever to grow, to become better than we were yesterday, and to keep building, innovating, and solving the challenges of our time. Because at the end of the day, the most powerful AI in the world is still our own brain.>> And you, what do you think about AI vs. the human brain?

"What is the "think" tool? With the "think" tool, we're giving Claude the ability to include an additional thinking step—complete with its own designated space—as part of getting to its final answer. While it sounds similar to extended thinking, it's a different concept. Extended thinking is all about what Claude does before it starts generating a response. With extended thinking, Claude deeply considers and iterates on its plan before taking action. The "think" tool is for Claude, once it starts generating a response, to add a step to stop and think about whether it has all the information it needs to move forward. This is particularly helpful when performing long chains of tool calls or in long multi-step conversations with the user." : source :Antropic Read more about it here : https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/claude-think-tool We continue to learn 🔥💻