Tag: AI

In this video, I’ll show you how to build a Technical Analyst AI Agent in n8n without writing a single line of code! Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned automation enthusiast, this guide will teach you how to create an AI agent that automates technical analysis tasks, saving you time and effort.

Google AI Studio – https://aistudio.google.com/
Gemini Deep Research – https://gemini.google.com/
NotebookLM – https://notebooklm.google.com/
Gamma – https://gamma.app/
Cursor – https://www.cursor.com/
UIzard – https://uizard.io/
Napkin AI – https://www.napkin.ai/
Otter AI – https://otter.ai/
Fireflies AI – https://fireflies.ai/
Flux LoRA – https://replicate.com/ostris/flux-dev…
Perplexity – https://www.perplexity.ai/
Claude – https://claude.ai/
ChatGPT – https://chatgpt.com/

Google’s MAJOR Updates, Eliza McNitt’s New Project, Viggle’s LiveStream Tool, New AI Relighting Tool, AI Films of the Weeks

If you’re new to AI agents, this is the perfect place to start. In just 25 minutes, you’ll learn exactly what an AI agent is, how it differs from traditional automations and how to build one from scratch using n8n — no coding required. We’ll cover the core components of agent systems, how to set up guardrails, how agents interact with APIs, and what kinds of tools they can use. By the end, you’ll have a working AI agent that can think, remember, and take action — and a clear understanding of how to build more. This is a hands-on, beginner-friendly guide designed to take you from zero to a working agent with practical, real-world applications.

An agent is a digital employee that can think, remember and act.

Automation: predefined, fixed steps.

Agent: dynamic, flexible and capable of reasoning.

Agents rely on brain, memory and tools.

The brain (LLM) handles the reasoning, planning and language generation.

Memory gives the agent the ability to remember past interactions.

Tools are how the agent interacts with the outside world.

Different usages of ChatGPT for different age groups, coding, value creation in next 12 months, challenges of founding a tech company.

In this video, I’ll walk you through how to create seamless story scenes with AI, with consistent characters and consistent backgrounds, starting from just one image. You’ll learn how to build film-like visual continuity that clients and brands will pay for.

We explore Google’s work with AI and robotics, including the company’s Aloha 2 robots, partnerships with humanoid robot developers and more.

Create a Film Set Using Google Maps; Major Veo 3 Updates!; The First SAG Approved Film; Kling 2.1; Netflix Co-Founder Joins Anthropic Team

So, Google just dropped Veo 3, their new AI Video Generator, and it feels like we’re stepping into the 3.0 era for this tech! Alongside Veo, they’ve launched Flow, a seriously impressive platform that brings together image, audio, and video creation. But hold onto your hats, because it comes with a hefty $250/month price tag! Is it worth it? Well, I decided to pony up the cash to find out for you!

In this video, I’m diving deep into Veo 3 and the Flow platform. We’ll explore what it’s amazing at, where it’s still lacking, and ultimately, I’ll let you know if you should “get into the Flow”! I’m checking out everything from its new ability to generate talking characters and create specific visual styles, to how it handles subtitles and compares with its predecessor, V2. We’ll also look at some fun community creations and the often hilarious world of AI-improvised dialogue!

Simulate nature. Turn images into code. Co-create with AI. Here are 30 things you can build with Gemini — with more to come.