The AI Stack That Saves Hours Every Day

Spaces in Perplexity are an absolute dream for my ADHD. I love breaking my life/goals/interests into sections that I can flip around throughout the day. Same with projects. It keeps all searches and conversations all tidy and organised

0:20 AI Search: Direct answers that replace traditional search. 1:20 AI Browser: Custom shortcuts and AI commands while browsing. 4:30 Chat Assistant: For brainstorming and managing projects. 8:28 Marketing OS: Workflow automation with real-time data. 10:13 Voice-to-Text: Cleans up dictation by removing filler words. 11:32 AI Code Editor: Build bespoke apps and internal tools. 14:31 Image Generator: Fine-tuning visuals and characters. 15:23 Creator Analytics: Query channel stats within the dashboard. 16:26 Smart RSS: AI-powered news filtering for latest trends. 18:36 Meeting Copilot: Background notes and action item tracking.

One of the very first tools I made for myself when Gemini 2.5 Pro was released was my own dictation app. It's faster than anything commercial that I've seen, because it's perfectly tuned to my specs. 100% local, private and free. You can do anything with the new models, but it's even easier when you just speak to the computer.

Too soon to say for sure, but Sonnet 4.6 seems much less sycophantic. In our very first chat, we got into an argument. 😂😂 It simply would not believe that there was a model named Nano Banana. 🍌 "Oh, you mean Imagen?" No, no, not the same thing and I explained the difference. Then it came back and said, well, I'll just label it "Nano Imagen" in the table. Then I went on a 5-minute rant and it finally believed me. Whenever I find myself arguing with one of these robots, I always think, "Maybe I should reevaluate my life." 😅😆🤖

Would love to see videos about exactly how you use Cursor to build useful little apps! Thanks for keeping me up on all this fast moving news!

One of the best videos you’ve done. We love to see behind the curtain. I would actually love to see your subscription list on Feedly and your subscription list on YouTube. Perhaps maybe you could consider a video on your top 10 content sources for video and podcast and text.

I'm surprised you didn't mention NotebookLM I thought that was a favourite of yours

Great breakdown of AI tools! Really appreciate how you show what you actually use daily rather than just listing everything out there. This is super helpful for anyone looking to streamline their workflow. Keep up the amazing content!

You have been integral in my life as I’ve navigated this new world we are moving toward. Thank you! - Susan

1:38 This is the best flex I've seen in a while... and well-earned, Matt!