Our AI Narration Plugin is yours to use: If you’re running a newsroom on WordPress, you can now spin up AI-generated audio versions of your articles without having to cobble together some Frankenstein workflow involving three different APIs and a prayer. (Rest of World)
Tools: Use At Your Own (Possibly Very High) Risk
Sora Watermarker: Add the Sora watermark to any video.
You do not have to use generative ai “art” because there are websites where you can get real, nice images for free (Jenn Schiffer, Live Laugh Blog)
The Directory of Liquid Content: Sannuta Raghu made a framework to make it easier to assemble, adapt, or repurpose news stories across contexts, users, or platforms.
How To Use NotebookLM As A Research Tool (Steven Johnson, Medium)
Not an easy time for dash fans: This Chrome plugin makes AI text feel more human by removing em-dashes (—) as you type or paste.
“Use responsibly when recording others”: ChatGPT Record captures and summarizes meetings and voice notes.
FLUX.1 Kontext: The Black Forest image machine has new features. Images can now serve as input and be manipulated.
LLM journalism tool advisor: Tired of figuring out how to use AI in journalism? Joe Amditis has collected tools and prompts and built a practical interface.
Create soulless and interchangeable content at the push of a button? There Is An AI For That: TrendlyAI.
Florent Daudens has built an open source version of NotebookLM’s podcast to break down the top AI research paper each day: “Fully automated, now live on Spotify.” (LinkedIn)
First LLM Classifier: Learn how journalists use large-language models to organize and analyze massive datasets.
Scraperr: A “no-code” data-extraction tool for web scraping with XPath selectors. (We hate it when they do it to us, but we love some scraping for our own use.)
Transformer Lab is an open-source platform for building, tuning, and running LLMs locally, sans coding.
Is this already ‘agentic’? Google’s NotebookLM now searches and incorporates relevant web content.
