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Welcome to another edition of Log AI.
In today’s update, we’re looking at two major developments: Google has released Nano Banana 2 and made it widely available inside its AI tools, while Microsoft has introduced Copilot Tasks, an AI system that uses its own cloud computer to complete work for you.
Let’s get into the details.
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Here's what's new today in the Log AI
Google upgrades Nano banana and makes it free
Microsoft’s Copilot Tasks AI uses its own computer to get things done
AI Tutorial: How create music using Google Gemini
AI Tools to check out
The Latest in AI
ChatGPT Prompt of the day
AI NEWS
Google upgrades Nano banana and makes it free for everyone
Google has upgraded Nano Banana and made the new version free for users across its AI tools. The updated model is now rolling out inside the Gemini app, Google Search AI features, and other Google services.
Key Points:
The new Nano Banana version creates sharper, more detailed images. It handles lighting, textures, and text inside images more accurately than before.
Images are created more quickly, even when prompts are longer or more complex. This makes it easier to test ideas without long wait times.
The model follows detailed instructions more closely. It can manage multi-step image edits and more specific creative directions.
Nano Banana now works as the default image engine across parts of Google’s AI system, including Gemini-powered tools and visual search features.
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AI AND INNOVATION
Microsoft’s Copilot Tasks AI uses its own computer to get things done
Microsoft just introduced Copilot Tasks, an AI feature that can use its own cloud computer to complete work for you. Instead of only answering questions, it can actually carry out tasks in the background while you do other things.
Details:
Copilot Tasks runs on its own online computer with its own browser, so it does not depend on your device staying open the whole time.
You tell it what you need in simple words, and it breaks the job into steps and completes them on its own.
It can work across apps like email, calendar, and files to move information and finish tasks.
It still asks for your approval before doing important actions like sending messages or making changes.
AI TUTORIAL
How create music using Google Gemini
You don’t need music software or studio equipment to make a song. You can use Google Gemini to create music for free. Here is how:
Go to Gemini, open the Gemini app.
Click on Music inside Gemini.
Type Your Music Idea
Click generate.
Play the 30-second track.
Download as audio or video, or regenerate if needed.
If you do not see the Music option, update the app or check if it is available in your country.
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THE LATEST IN AI
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CHATGPT PROMPT OF THE DAY
"Decision Maker Prompt
Make Claude help you make the best decision
Act like a strategic advisor.
Help me choose the best option.
The decision is [DECISION].
Option 1 is [DETAILS].
Option 2 is [DETAILS].
My main goal is [MAIN PRIORITY].
Compare the options based on long-term results and risk.
Compare both options clearly. Then recommend the best option. Then explain why.
Stop after the explanation."
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