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BREAKING: Claude launches "Education". Free learning is now much faster with AI: 1. Set clear learning goals  ↳ Knowing what you want to learn makes it easier. ↳ Claude helps you define your path. 2. Provide context for your knowledge  ↳ Understanding the bigger picture is key.  ↳ Claude connects new ideas to what you already know. 3. Request detailed explanations  ↳ Sometimes, you need more than a quick answer.  ↳ Claude can dive deep into complex topics. 4. Get real-world examples  ↳ Learning is better with practical applications.  ↳ Claude shows how concepts work in the real world. 5. Practice writing and receive feedback  ↳ Writing helps solidify your knowledge.  ↳ Claude gives instant feedback to improve your skills. 6. Role-play for languages or coding  ↳ Learning by doing is effective.  ↳ Claude can simulate conversations or coding scenarios. 7. Fact-check surprising claims  ↳ Misinformation is everywhere.  ↳ Claude helps you verify facts and claims. 8. Take breaks and reflect on learning  ↳ Reflection is vital for understanding.  ↳ Claude reminds you to pause and think. 9. Keep a learning journal  ↳ Tracking your progress is important.  ↳ Claude can help you log your journey. 10. Iterate and refine understanding  ↳ Learning is a process.  ↳ Claude encourages you to improve your knowledge.

How to prompt ChatGPT for (viral) trends. ♻️ Reshare this PDF to help others, too.

AI can automate your daily tasks like never before. Here are 9 tasks AI can handle for you: 1. Social Media Scheduling "Act like a social media manager for (brand). Make 7-day schedule for (platforms): date, format, hook, 120C caption, 3 hashtags, CTA, image. 80/20 value/promo. Upbeat tone. Return markdown table. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step." 2. Customer Support Builder "Act like a CX lead for (product). Cluster 10 user issues below. Draft macros: greet, empathy, fixes, closing, vars like[user]. Mark cases needing escalation. Tone friendly. Output numbered list. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step." 3. Meeting to Action Workflow "Act like an AI meeting secretary. From transcript: Give 5 decisions, action items with owner & due, blockers with fix. Supply two outputs: email summary and pipe CSV. Tone: concise professional. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step." 4. SEO Audit & Fix Queue "Act like an SEO auditor for (site). List 10 on-page issues per 2025 signals: impact, priority1–5, fix, snippet. Add traffic gain estimate. Suggest site-wide schema. Markdown checklist for Jira. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step." 5. Personal Finance Advisor "Act like a personal finance planner. $(income) in (location). Use 50/30/20, tweak for (goals). Auto save/invest plan: date, sum, account. Forecast by cashflow; flag thin mos. Suggest two no-code apps. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step." 6. HR Onboarding Generator "Act like an HR specialist. Onboarding packet for (position) in (country): 15o welcome, checklist task/owner/due, 6 FAQs, 30–60–90 goals aligned to OKRs. Deliver single markdown doc. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step." 7. IT Response Playbook "Act like an IT incident commander. (Type) scenario: contain 0–30m, comms exec+client, eradication/recovery with owner & tool, postmortem outline cause, lessons, KPIs. Bullet list. Include severity tags. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step." 8. CRM Lead Scoring Formula "Act like a RevOps scientist. CSV cols: source, pages, title, MQL. Build 0–100 score weights, demo on 2 rows; suggest nightly HubSpot/SFDC stage rule. Output YAML plus note. Tone analytic. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step." 9. Newsletter Auto Curation "Act like a world-class newsletter writer. Weekly (topic) newsletter. Pick 8 links from last 5d. For each: title, 60w takeaway, value tier (gold/silver/bronze). Mini intro w/ tone linking them. Deliver markdown with UTM links. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step." I share daily promoting guides for non-technicals. Follow Ruben for more, ♻️ reshare to help others.

ChatGPT 'Canvas' is live (and no one knows). But you'll never use ChatGPT the same way: 1. Select Canvas at the bottom right (three dots). 2. Ask ChatGPT for a piece of code or text like before. 3. But now... you can now edit your end result! → Add emojis. → Make it longer. Make it shorter. → Edit one specific part (with a prompt). → Change reading levels (Kid → Graduate). → Polish the entire text / Ask for a code review. The ability to edit ONLY parts of the output is wild. It probably killed 1,000+ SaaS in one go: ☑ All-purpose content generators. ☑ Cursor AI for coding. ☑ GPT-wrappers.

5 (realistic) ways to use ChatGPT effectively. Here’s how to make the most of it: 1. Play a role: Choose a role for ChatGPT.  This sets the tone for your interaction.  It could be anything from a teacher to a chef. 2. State your needs: Clearly say what you want.  Be specific about your request.  This helps ChatGPT give you relevant answers. 3. Define the task: Tell ChatGPT what you need it to do.  Whether it’s writing, summarizing, or brainstorming,  a clear task leads to better results. 4. Add details: Include any important details.  This can be context or examples.  More info helps ChatGPT understand your needs. 5. Set restrictions: Let ChatGPT know what to avoid.  This keeps the conversation focused.  It also helps prevent unwanted answers.

You don’t need a PhD to learn AI. I found these 9 free AI courses (with links): ☑ Introduction to ChatGPT: https://lnkd.in/gpVb6J7B ☑ MCP: Build Rich Context AI Apps: https://lnkd.in/eJcEwQnK ☑ Intro to LLMS: https://lnkd.in/dH9qenKa ☑ Meta Data Analyst: https://lnkd.in/dMk_yRZW ☑ AI for Everyone: https://lnkd.in/drqErXpz ☑ Building A Brain in 10 Minutes: https://lnkd.in/dq8zGWCy ☑ Navigating AI in education: https://lnkd.in/gCuM3fpY ☑ Generative AI for beginners: https://lnkd.in/g4-XnPRr PS: I'm about to launch a new course to create your own Digital Twin with an LLM (like ChatGPT). Follow me (Ruben) to not miss it.

You don't need Universal Basic Income. You need Universal Basic Intelligence: ☑ UAE is the first country to give free ChatGPT. ☑ The $20 plan is free for the entire population. ☑ It gives fair, unlimited access to intelligence. And I think that's the right way of seeing the future. Universal income can lead to poverty trap: → It stacks poorly with taxes (e.g., high effective marginal tax rates). → It prevents skill development or ambition if people get stuck in subsistence mode. People don't want AI to do all of the work. ↳ People want AI to help do better work, faster. So giving access to a "Universal Basic Intelligence" might be the best way to help humanity. ✕ I don't want free money to do nothing. ☑ I want to have more tools to do better. If you agree with me, ♻️ repost it to your network.

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BREAKING: Claude just launched the new Research. This mode searches for up to 45 MINUTES: It's like having a tireless research assistant. Here's what makes it powerful: → Agentic Research Process → Multi-Source Investigation → Citation-Backed Reports → Internal + External Search → Google Workspace Integration → 10+ App Integrations → Enterprise-Grade Security → Complex Query Handling → Autonomous Deep Dives → Real-Time Web Search → Document Cataloging To access it: 1. go to claude.ai/new 2. toggle on 'Research (beta)'

AI kills juniors. If you're under 30, don't make this mistake: → AI did not make you better. ☑ AI is the new 'bad'. Be better than AI (by using it). → Diplomas won't give you a job. ☑ Your portfolio will. Do things (with AI) & post it. → "I'm too late for the AI trend." ☑ It's so, so early. Like the internet in 1990. → AI is too large. Pick your battles. ☑ Pick one thing & become the best at it (with AI). → AI is not that hard. ☑ A couple of hours of free content + a couple of weeks to play with it teach 80% of what you need. → AI will be everywhere, especially in old schools. ☑ Go into dinosaurs industries. Give it an AI twist. → AI or not, content is king. ☑ What you do = What you post = Your value. → AI lacks taste & experience. ☑ The best AI users mix it with taste & experience. ☑ Find ways to sharpen them & train an AI on it. → There is no better instructor than playing. ☑ Open an AI tool. Try to get one result with it. ☑ Playing (="vibing") with AI is the way to master it. __ I'm 28 years old. I didn't finish my master degree. But I am reaching over 2 million impressions every day on Linkedin, closing multi 6-figure deals. No one cares about my diploma. No one cares about how "AI replaceable" I might be. Instead, I picked one expertise & I shared content on it for the past 2 years straight. 2 posts every day. Not every junior will suffer from AI. The best one will use AI to get an instant shortcut to the very top. If you're not a junior, but want to help the ones from your network, consider ♻️ reshare this image now.

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You underestimate good ChatGPT prompts. Here are the 21 golden rules of ChatGPT: 1. Tone: Specify the desired tone (e.g., formal, casual, informative, persuasive). 2. Format: Define the format or structure (e.g., essay, bullet points, outline). 3. Act as: Indicate a role or perspective to adopt (e.g., expert, critic, enthusiast). 4. Objective: State the goal or purpose of the response (e.g., inform, persuade). 5. Context: Provide background information, data, or context for content generation. 6. Scope: Define the scope or range of the topic. 7. Keywords: List important keywords or phrases to be included. 8. Limitations: Specify constraints, such as word or character count. 9. Examples: Provide examples of desired style, structure, or content. 10. Deadline: Mention deadlines or time frames for time-sensitive responses. 11. Audience: Specify the target audience for tailored content. 12. Language: Indicate the language for the response, if different from the prompt. 13. Citations: Request the inclusion of citations or sources to support information. 14. Points of view: Ask AI to consider multiple perspectives or opinions. 15. Counterarguments: Request addressing potential counterarguments. 16. Terminology: Specify industry-specific or technical terms to use or avoid. 17. Analogies: Ask AI to use analogies or examples to clarify concepts. 18. Quotes: Request inclusion of relevant quotes or statements from experts. 19. Statistics: Encourage the use of statistics or data to support claims. 20. Call to action: Request a clear call to action or next steps. 21. Questions: Have the AI ask you questions for further clarification or direction.

𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Runner H just launched a free AI agent that automates tasks (= what ChatGPT can't do). Here are 9 automations H does ChatGPT can’t: ☑ Booked a 3-stop Europe trip — found flights, filled payment forms, and emailed the itinerary. ☑ Pulled a Google Doc from Drive, reformatted it, and sent the PDF to a client—all in one prompt. ☑ Ordered usual Instacart groceries, applying the best coupons it spotted on the way. ☑ Applied to 50 PM roles across LinkedIn & Indeed using a résumé and custom cover letters. ☑ Swept Gmail for urgent messages, drafted replies, and queued them for review. ☑ Filled a Google Sheet with live Meta-ad stats, then pushed a recap to the team Slack. ☑ Scheduled a dentist appointment after scanning Google Calendar for openings. ☑ Tracked down the cheapest M2 MacBook that ships to Tel Aviv this week and placed the order. ☑ Paid monthly utility bills, downloaded the receipts, and saved them to Drive. Overall impression: Runner H feels like an AI intern that can finally scrap (= read the web) like a human. Runner H runs outside the chat box. It types, navigates, downloads, and gets stuff done. I feel like it's the future version of AI: a ChatGPT that goes beyond generating text or images. It can DO. It's free to try (today) at https://runnerh.com. I believe it will be soon expensive to try, like Manus AI or OpenAI Operator (both at $200/month).

BREAKING: ChatGPT will now record your meetings. + connect to this entire list of apps: ☑ Teams: record and transcribe meetings, then spit out timestamped notes and action items. ☑ Google Drive: search Docs, Sheets, and Slides on the fly to answer questions or build reports. ☑ SharePoint: pull internal wikis and policies into deep research for instant citations. ☑ OneDrive: browse personal or shared files for summaries and quick comparisons. ☑ Dropbox: query PDFs, images, or zips stored in your workspace and get concise digests. ☑ Box: fetch decks, contracts, or spreadsheets and highlight the key points. ☑ Outlook: draft, translate, or summarize emails straight from your inbox. ☑ Gmail: auto-compose replies, classify messages, or surface threads you missed. ☑ Google Calendar: check availability, propose slots, or schedule events in natural language. ☑ Linear: scan tickets, update statuses, and outline sprint summaries in seconds. ☑ GitHub: read live code, issues, and PRs to explain functions or flag bugs. ☑ HubSpot: surface deal pipelines, segment leads, and draft outreach sequences. How to access it: * Admins enable connectors in Settings → Connectors; access each app’s existing permissions. * Meeting recording is macOS-app only for now; other platforms are “coming soon.” * Deep research queries are capped per plan—25/month for Plus, 250 for Pro. * Expect more apps shortly. ChatGPT and AI just accelerated (even more).

BREAKING: Google made an AI for sign language. You "translate" sign language with AI: 1. Go to "SignGemma Google". 2. Sign up on their Google form. 3. Access it before others once it's live. Why this changes everything: ☑ Devs can bake accessibility into every app. ☑ Any laptop camera becomes a free interpreter. ☑ "ASL → English" today. Any language tomorrow. Google’s AI sprint in the past 30 days: ☑ SignGemma: sign language to text in real-time ☑ Gemma 3n: mobile-first 4B mix-n-match model ☑ MedGemma: diagnoses from health images ☑ Imagen 4: photoreal image creator ☑ Veo 3: video + native audio generation ☑ Flow: AI filmmaking app with Veo inside ☑ Stitch: AI UI tool for instant app mocks ☑ Whisk: fast prompt-based image variations ☑ Jules: dev helper for Gemini APIs ☑ Astra: camera-aware Gemini assistant ☑ Gemini 2.5 Pro: Deep Think reasoning mode ☑ AI Mode Search: chatbot answers in SERP ☑ Deep Search: multi-hop web reasoning ☑ Canvas: live AI whiteboard in Gemini ☑ Ask Photos: chat over your photo library ☑ NotebookLM 2: cites sources, multi-file ☑ LearnLM: Gemini tutor upgrade ☑ AI Ultra: $250/mo Gemini subscription ☑ Beam: 3D chat rebrand of Starline ☑ Ironwood TPU v7: 42.5 exaflops per pod ☑ XR glasses: Gemini in Xreal frames ☑ Live Translate: Meet speech subtitles ☑ Smart Replies: Gmail AI drafts ☑ Virtual Try-On: AI sizing in Shopping ☑ Auto Password Fix: Chrome one-click reset Google is on fire.

This is the single best Veo 3 video I've seen. This video is 100% AI-generated. Hashem Al-Ghaili made this video and called it: 'The unseen lives of AI actors between prompts'.

5 Steps to Prompt ChatGPT for Accurate Results. Here’s how to get the best answers: 1. Define the Role: Prompt:  “Act as a seasoned digital marketing consultant. I want advice on boosting my social media presence.” 2. Set the Context: Prompt:  “I’m launching a new product and need strategies to reach my target audience effectively.” 3. Provide Examples: Prompt:  “Show me how to create engaging Instagram posts. Include three examples with captions.” 4. Specify the Style: Prompt:  “Use an informal tone that feels friendly and approachable. Keep it simple and clear.” 5. Outline the Format: Prompt:  “Limit your response to 150 words. Use bullet points for easy reading.”

I test OpenAI's '𝗦𝗼𝗿𝗮' vs. the new Google '𝗩𝗲𝗼-𝟯'. I feel like comparing a 𝗯𝗶𝗸𝗲 vs. a 𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗲𝘁: → 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝘀𝗲𝗲 𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 I generated videos, just from text, using Sora. It's the most hyped AI video generator from OpenAI. And the results are glitchy. No sound. It's old news. → 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝘀𝗲𝗲 𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗲𝗳𝘁 This is the new model from Google: Veo-3. It's not live yet, but I took their selected examples. As you can see, the results are fascinating: ☑️ Little to no glitch ☑️ Ultra-realistic physics ☑️ Complex camera motion ☑️ Multiple characters with vibrant emotions ☑️ Sound included. Even for lip-synced dialogues → 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁'𝘀 𝗺𝘆 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗰𝗹𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻? 5 months ago, I said 2025 was the year of AI videos. And here we are: It's no longer funny. It's no longer a meme. It's the "ChatGPT" moment of AI videos. ↳ But it's not coming from OpenAI, but Google. ♻️ Repost this video to warn your personal network.

You underestimate good ChatGPT prompts. Here are the 17 golden rules of ChatGPT: 1. Start with a Role   “Act like \[expert]” so ChatGPT adopts the right expertise and tone. 2. State Your Objective   Skip “Hi” & “Thank you.” Begin with a concise mission. 3. Tell Who It’s For   “Explain to someone who knows nothing about the topic.” 4. Use Positive, Direct Commands   “List three reasons,” not “Don’t forget to avoid mistakes.” 5. Break Big Tasks into Steps   Step 1: “Write an outline.”   Step 2: “Fill in each point with details.” 6. Provide Clean Examples   Show “input → output.” Keep them uniform and tightly focused on what you want. 7. Ask for the Format   Tell it exactly how to structure: “Send a table with two columns.” 8. Choose Your “Shots”   * Zero‑shot: “Translate to French.”   * One‑shot: Provide one example.   * Few‑shot: Supply 3–5 labeled examples separated by ###. 9. Set Simple Limits   Limit length, style, or content: “No more than 100 words.” 10. Invoke Frameworks   Tap AIDA, PAS, or your own frameworks: “Follow PAS model: Problem → Agitate → Solve.” 11. Provide Precise Feedback   Point to the line or bullet: “In bullet # 2, add a statistic on market growth.” 12. Ask for Chain‑of‑Thought   For transparency, request “Show your reasoning step by step,” or “Think aloud in bullet points.” 13. Skip Polite Words   No need for “please” or “thank you.” Just say what you need. 14. Iterate on Your Prompts   Compare variants. Use the one that performs best. 15. Repeat or Emphasize Key Points   “Remember: brief, clear, and friendly.” 16. Try Different Wording   Compare “Summarize X” vs. “Give me a quick recap of X.” 17. Use an Encouraging Cue   “Take a deep breath, then walk through each step one at a time.” __ Follow Ruben Hassid for more (I post twice a day).

You can’t search without using AI. Here’s the best way to do it (in May 2025): ☑ ChatGPT + o3 + search → This is my favorite way of searching. → o3 is the smartest model (not o4-mini). → Truly behaves like an agent scrolling the web. Prompt to try: “Act as a B2B SaaS growth strategist. Think step-by-step: 1) grab the 10 best articles on buyer psychology 2) cluster their learnings into three themes; 3) craft one copy angle per theme that sells a $49 HR upskilling course. After thinking, output a single 70-word post that blends the strongest angle with a CTA—no emojis, no fluff.” ____ ☑ Grok + DeeperSearch → Grok is the ChatGPT of X (Twitter). → It’s free to use, but gets better with a paid plan. → The “DeeperSearch” mode is awesome for news. Prompt to try: “Example Q: ‘Top AI-policy headline today?’ Example A: ‘☑ EU weighs export caps on frontier models ’. Now—using DeeperSearch—write exactly 30 fresh X posts (≤130 chars each, start with ☑) on the biggest AI-founder moves announced today.” ____ ☑ Perplexity + Research → Perplexity was the AI of search. → You can select your model once you pay. → The “Research” mode creates full reports. Prompt to try: “Begin as a skeptical angel investor reviewing 2025 funnel-conversion data on $7 tripwire offers; list three red-flag metrics with live sources. Then switch voice to a CRO-obsessed growth lead; for every red flag propose one AI-driven fix projected to lift CVR ≥20%. Footnote every data point with link references.” ____ ☑ ChatGPT + Deep Research → The most complete “Deep” search. → Create a 10-20 page report on anything. → It takes a couple of minutes to complete though. Prompt to try: “Act as a private-equity analyst. Produce a 15-page diligence report on the total addressable market, growth drivers, competitive moats, and acquisition multiples for AI-powered LinkedIn-content tools aimed at SMBs. Use APA citations and close with a one-page investment memo summarizing risk-reward in plain English.” ____ Reshare ♻️ this image to help others search better. Follow Ruben Hassid to overcome your FOMO of AI.