This week, we have:

● Breaking news of the week.

● Tutorial of the week

● AI tools for you.

● Prompt of the day

Read time: 4 mins

_{NEWS OF THE WEEK}

 Midjourney launches its first AI video generation model, V1

 Midjourney has introduced its inaugural AI video generation model, V1, marking a significant expansion from its image-focused origins. This new feature allows users to transform images, either original creations or those generated through Midjourney, into short animated clips. Each video lasts five seconds, with the option to extend by four seconds up to four times, resulting in a maximum duration of 21 seconds per video. Try it here.

  OpenAI drops Scale AI as a data provider following Meta deal

 OpenAI has officially severed its ties with Scale AI, a data-labeling startup, following Meta's $14.3 billion investment, which included acquiring a 49% stake and hiring Scale’s CEO, Alexandr Wang, to lead its new "superintelligence" division. Previously, OpenAI had been gradually reducing its reliance on Scale AI over the past six to twelve months, seeking more specialized data providers to support the development of advanced AI models. The decision to cut ties was not directly influenced by Meta's involvement but reflects OpenAI's broader strategy to diversify its data sources. Read More

 Google Launches Voice Chat search in AI mode

 Google has introduced a new feature called Search Live, enabling users to engage in real-time, back-and-forth voice conversations with its AI assistant, Gemini. This functionality is currently available to U.S. users enrolled in the AI Mode experiment via the Google app on Android and iOS. (Watch the demo below from Google) Read More.

AI TUTORIAL

40+ Free vs Paid AI tools stack

 Inside the guide, you'll find:

• Top free AI tools for marketing, sales, productivity, and creativity

• A system for selecting tools that provide real value

• Tips for testing and matching tools to your goals

• Comparisons of 40+ free vs. paid tools

• A framework to build your AI stack affordably

_{AI TOOLS FOR YOU}

• Vibehost AI - Deploy apps instantly with zero configuration..

• Coderabbit - Enhanced code review for improved workflow and quality.

• Trycomp AI  - Automate compliance for SOC 2, ISO 27001 & GDPR.

• Unrobotify AI - Transform AI text into natural human writing.

• Starterpilot  - Validate ideas, name your business, create logos, and build landing pages fast.

_{PROMPTS FOR YOU}

🔥 Immersion Simulation

“You are a simulation facilitator specializing in immersive, scenario-based learning. I want to develop fluency in [insert skill] not just through theory, but by placing myself into realistic situations where I must actively use the skill under pressure, in context. Create a detailed interactive simulation where I take on a role (e.g., a beginner practitioner, junior employee, freelancer, or professional) and am required to solve problems, make decisions, or explain ideas using this skill. Present one situation at a time, using realistic pacing. Let me respond freely. After each input, evaluate my performance. Offer coaching where needed, escalate difficulty when I succeed, or pause to clarify if I show signs of confusion. The simulation should gradually become more nuanced and unpredictable to mimic real-life complexity. Occasionally introduce twists, time pressure, or client feedback. Avoid textbook scenarios. Think more like a case study meets roleplay with consequences. Start with a simple situation to ease me in, and let me know what my role is and what’s expected of me in this simulation.”

🔥Skill Transfer and Meta Learning Prompt:

“You are an advanced meta-learning specialist. I’m aiming to learn [insert new skill], but I already have experience in [insert related or adjacent skill]. Use this background to design a tailored learning pathway that builds on what I already know. Begin by identifying which principles, mental models, or techniques from my existing skillset can be directly or indirectly transferred to accelerate my learning. Then explain how these can be repurposed to fit the new domain. Offer analogies, visual metaphors, or examples that map my familiar knowledge onto this unfamiliar terrain. Structure the plan to start with the ‘low-friction’ areas concepts that will feel intuitive then, gradually guide me into unfamiliar or more abstract territory. Whenever possible, show side-by-side comparisons of how similar tasks or concepts differ across the two skills. Frame this process not as learning from scratch, but as upgrading an existing operating system with new capabilities. I want this learning experience to feel like expanding my expertise, not resetting it.”