Project Genie — All Guides
Project Genie is an experimental Google tool that turns text and images into explorable interactive worlds. It is built for creators, developers, and curious users who want a fast way to prototype immersive environments.
Guides & Articles
12 hard-earned lessons from 5000 hours of building with AI
After thousands of hours building real AI systems, a few patterns become impossible to ignore. These 12 lessons show how to stand out, ship reliable agents, and…
The ultimate local AI coding setup: VS Code + Continue + Gemma 4 (no GPU needed)
Learn how to turn your laptop into a fully local AI coding agent using VS Code, the Continue extension, Ollama, and Gemma 4. This step‑by‑step guide covers mode…
How the best companies really use AI (and why everyone can be a power user)
The top 20% of companies aren’t using AI just to cut costs—they’re using it to reinvent products, workflows, and even business models. Here’s how leaders like R…
Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.7 is here — and it’s not even their strongest model
Anthropic has released Claude Opus 4.7, a major upgrade focused on coding, agents, and vision — while openly admitting it’s still holding back an even more powe…
How AI-assisted blogging became a $7K/month side hustle
AI didn’t kill freelance writing – it made the best writers more valuable. Here’s how one non-technical writer uses tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Curs…
How to use the AI Video Studio DaVinci Resolve plugin for cloud and local AI
A new DaVinci Resolve plugin, AI Video Studio, brings text-to-video, image generation, relighting, rotoscoping, 3D tools, and an AI assistant directly into your…
How to run your whole life and business from one folder with Claude
Imagine running your entire life and business from a single folder on your computer, powered by a team of AI agents. This guide breaks down how a local “persona…
Google’s Antigravity 2.0 update forces developers into the AI agent era
Google has turned Antigravity from a familiar AI code editor into a full-blown agent platform—without asking developers first. Here’s what changed, why it broke…
How AI decompilation is turning classic games into a legal nightmare
New AI coding models are being used to decompile classic games and rebuild them as free, browser-playable versions—sometimes running better than the originals. …
How a 744B-parameter AI model is running on a normal laptop
A 744B-parameter Mixture-of-Experts model, GLM 5.2, is now running on ordinary laptops with no GPU using a tiny C engine called Colibri. Here’s how disk streami…