These days, artificial intelligence can be used for anything, including increasing our productivity. While some are afraid of AI (which could take away jobs), others use it as a support tool, while others make money from it.
We can review, translate, and proofread texts; this obviously eliminates some jobs. In the past, I would pay a proofreader over $100 to review the text of a book for me. However, I now pay languagetool.org only $9 per month.
With AI, we can create flyers, book covers, and logos to generate revenue. Designers who worked with Photoshop are obviously out of a job, but they can adapt. Certain individuals continue to generate revenue by employing image creation tools such as Imagen 3 or DALL-E3.
AI-powered video production tools have also surfaced recently. Google Veo 3 is a pioneer; it came to democratize film production for small creatives. We can be creative in music as well. We have access to tools such as Suno AI, which enable us to create music by utilizing text prompts, song lyrics, or a brief instrumental excerpt. Many artists and musicians already make use of these tools.
Among the first artificial intelligences to appear, ChatGPT was also a trailblazer. Today it's version 4.1, and cheaper alternatives are coming out for the plus version. For example, for just $9 a month, My Ninja AI brings together several AI agents to do research, write articles, or generate pictures.
The purpose of this blog is to inform you of the most recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) in various fields, including video production, e-book creation, text proofreading and translation, music production, and image production.
I use more than twenty applications daily for my work. Each application will be evaluated in terms of its advantages and disadvantages, as well as its pricing.
AI can help us out and save us money. For instance, it used to cost $150 to $200 for a designer to make a book cover. You can now create 75 free images a day with Hotpot AI, or you can create multiple HD images by purchasing credits, which start at $5.
Silvio Guerrinha
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