Summary
The image presents an iceberg model illustrating different levels of AI tool usage, categorized into beginners, practitioners, and experts. It lists various AI tools and their applications at each level, from general use to specialized tasks like coding, content creation, and automation.
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ChatGPT for everything (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
Notebook LM for research (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
Claude for thinking (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
VO for interfaces (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
Cursor for coding (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
Stanley for content (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
Notion AI for operations (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
Higgsfield for video (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
n8n for automation (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
Hermes Agent for agents (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
Claude Code for shipping (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
OpenCode for coding (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
MCP for connections (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
ComfyUI for generation (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
Ollama for local models (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)
Your own AI for privacy + convenience (ACTS - generates text, removing it would change the video's example of AI tools)