Things you didn't know you can do with AI

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Why it worked

The video leverages a popular cultural reference (Tom Riddle's diary from Harry Potter) and demonstrates a novel application of AI with a physical device, making it intriguing and shareable.

Summary

The video demonstrates how to use AI to turn a Remarkable notebook into a "Tom Riddle's diary" from Harry Potter. The creator shows how writing a question on the notebook causes the ink to disappear and an AI to respond, mimicking the diary's functionality.

Structure

1Introduction to AI capabilities
2Demonstration with Remarkable notebook and AI
3Explanation of the process and inspiration
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Things you didn't know you can do with AI (part 221) #aitools #practicalyai #digitalsamaritan

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The video showcases the use of a Remarkable notebook integrated with AI (Claude or ChatGPT) to create a "Tom Riddle's diary" effect. The creator also mentions a GitHub project and Twitter for the idea.

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Things you didn't know you can do with AI (part 221) a remarkable notebook WHICH I JUST THIS VIDEO NOW ASK CLAUDE OR CHATGPT TO USE THIS PROJECT TOM RIDDLE'S DIARY FROM HARRY POTTER FULL CREDITS GO TWITTER FOR THE IDEA PROJECT THAT I USED IF IT WORKS AND IT DOES

Transcript

Things you didn't know you can do with AI (part 221) Now ask Claude or ChatGPT to use this project and connect this guy to your AI. Now if I open this notebook on my Remarkable and just write anything or ask a question, the ink will magically disappear and AI will write back its response like this is Tom Riddle's diary from Harry Potter. Full credits go to Maxime on Twitter for the idea and his GitHub project that I used. I just recreated this to see if it works and it does.