🚨 BREAKING: Notebook LM can now act like a personal research assistant for free. Upload any article, PDF, video, or document and use these 10 prompts to extract everything that matters in minutes:

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🚨 BREAKING: Gemini 3.7 Flash can now handle coding, agents, and complex workflows like a powerful AI workhorse. Here are 8 prompts to use Gemini 3.7 Flash like a pro and get more from Google's AI ecosystem. (🔖 Save this.)

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🚨 OpenAI just released GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna. And this is more interesting than just another model launch. OpenAI is pushing ChatGPT further toward AI that can actually help you get work done. Here’s what changed 👇

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🚨 BREAKING: Gemini can now script your ENTIRE YOUTUBE SHORTS MONTH like a full media agency. For free. ​These 7 prompts take you from zero ideas to 30 high-retention video scripts.

9/ Repurpose It Into Content "Use everything in my uploaded sources to give me a blog post outline, five social media post ideas, a newsletter angle, and three video topics. Each piece of content should be based directly on something specific from the sources."

8/ Create a Full Q&A Sheet "Generate 30 questions and answers based only on what is in my uploaded sources. Start with basic comprehension questions and gradually increase the difficulty toward questions that require connecting ideas across multiple sources."

7/ Tell Me What Is Missing "What important questions are not answered anywhere in my uploaded sources. Identify the gaps in the information, flag anything that seems contradictory or incomplete, and tell me exactly what I should research next to fill those gaps."

6/ Turn the Research Into an Action Plan "Based on everything in my uploaded sources, build me a step-by-step action plan I can start following this week. Focus only on practical recommendations that are directly supported by what is in the documents."

5/ Compare Every Source Against Each Other "Compare the viewpoints, arguments, and conclusions across all my uploaded sources. Tell me where they agree, where they contradict each other, and what unique insight each one adds that the others do not."

4/ Build Me a Study Guide "Turn everything I uploaded into a structured study guide. Include a summary of each source, the key concepts I need to understand, the most important facts to remember, and 10 review questions that test real understanding."

3/ Find the Patterns Across Everything "Analyze all my uploaded sources together. Identify the main themes, recurring ideas, and patterns that show up across multiple sources. Tell me why each pattern matters and what it means in practice.

2/ Explain It Like I Know Nothing "Explain this information as if I have never heard of this topic before. Use simple language, real-world examples, and avoid all jargon. If you have to use a technical term, define it immediately."

1| Pull Out What Actually Matters "Go through every source I uploaded and give me the 10 most important takeaways in plain simple language. Focus only on practical insights and ideas I can actually use. Skip everything that is background or filler."