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I played around with the new Google Agentic IDE, Antigravity, on launch day and created a few features for an app I’ve been playing with. If you’re unfamiliar this video is a helpful overview of the features: My initial
In my latest video, I share a high-level summary of building a full feature with Claude Code and AI-assisted coding — from rapid prototyping to a frustrating production bug that ate up 20% of my time. If you haven’t seen
I wanted to collect a few thoughts on the recent OpenAI Dev Day 2025 announcements from my initial investigation into the tech behind the announcement. Based on a couple years of building AI integrations into application
I was deep in a World of Warcraft inventory crisis the other day—bags full of random items with cryptic names. “Tangy Clam Meat” sat there taunting me. What do I even use this for? This simple gaming question sent me dow
Over the last week, I’ve been captivated by the idea that Designers are best positioned to leverage AI on development teams. AI is changing how products are built, but there's a blind spot: designers are still standing o
The podcast returns to discuss the significant advancements in AI image generation and video creation technologies, focusing on MidJourney 6 for its photorealism and stylistic capabilities, DALLE 3's improvements alongsi
Della and Ben return to the podcast and get caught up with months of news bringing together their highlights just in time for the holidays. Stay tuned for an interesting run through the latest major changes that excite a
OpenAI released a new feature where you can create "your own GPT" experience within ChatGPT. Builders of the new GPTs can adjust ChatGPT to act differently and read from custom documentation, all without needing any codi
With the changes at OpenAI this week, I'm assuming your newsfeed is being flooded with speculation and drama. Maybe you've been missing Game of Thrones and that's exactly what you're hoping to see. However, if you'd rath
It's easy to show someone something interesting in ChatGPT, create an inspiring image or talk about huge multi-million dollar movies being made about AI. While it can be overwhelming, all this content shows just how many
As I board a plane on a trip to Korea, I can’t help but think how little AI helped to prepare me for this trip. I researched destinations on travel sites and with Google Maps. Purchasing was straightforward on booking si
We're still in the early adopter phase of AI. While many companies have adopted AI to please shareholders, excite users, or encourage internal developers, there are still a lot of details to figure out. The well-known ch
Welcome, and thanks for reading Stable Discussion! We appreciate the support we’ve received and are honoured that you’re tuning in roughly every week to see what we've been learning and discussing! As we quickly started
The world is currently in an AI craze over new products like ChatGPT releasing that excites us about the future of AI. These chatbots are incredibly human in their response to our questions. I've replaced asking Siri wit
Today’s post is a guest post by friend of the show, Michael Fraser. Michael is an AI Evangelist and Innovation Strategist at Action Insight. He posts regularly on The Local Model where you can find more of his insights a
AI is at its best when it removes boring tasks and lets us lean into the work we enjoy. Imagine being an athlete that only has to compete in competitions. They never have to practice or train. They get to focus on the wo
You're late to class, didn't study, and must sit through a lecture on advanced mathematics (or a compliance training in an office, whichever you find most boring). You forgot your notebook and end up without any lecture
Follow us on Substack! https://blog.stablediscussion.com/ Stable Discussion now available on https://stablediscussion.com We've posted new UI/UX examples and patterns for integrating AI into a wide variety of products. S
In our discussions with many different people, how to get started has come up quite a bit. Many of these people aren’t working in technology and haven’t programmed before. When they try to use AI it doesn’t work for them
Prompt engineering doesn’t provide a repeatable way to use AI models. You’ve likely seen courses sold with thousands of prompts and industry professionals discussing amazing prompt engineering techniques. Technologists e
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