Write Your Life Story, Who is That?

In this edition:

1. Your Life Story

2. Who is That?

3. No Code Software

4. Social Media Assistant

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1. Your Life Story

So far I’m relying on my kids to pass down stories I’ve told them about me, my parents, and my grandparents. I often wonder how many of these stories will be heard by my grandkids, my great-grandkids and their descendants. Seems like I’m just taking the preservation of a lot of family history to chance.

Now there’s a better way with Storly.ai.

Using the power of storytelling, the AI will interview you and create a unique and (hopefully) memorable story. For authors, students, teachers, parents, and others. Try for free.

2. Who is that?

What do all of these people have in common?

Well… they’re not real people. They are AI-generated photos of people. You can use them in advertising royalty-free. I know what you’re thinking… but they have the wrong clothing/hair/gender/age/facial expression, etc. Well with LucidPic you can select all of those parameters and others. Here’s a list of the parameters you can select….

Worth considering if you need a hard-to-find photo.

3. No Code Software

Have a great idea for a software business but don’t know how to code?

Well, don’t despair because No Code platforms are sprouting like dandelions on a summer lawn.

Back in the day (like 24 months ago), software needed to be written by a software developer. With No Code, you don’t need to know how to write software. Instead, you’ll just use the drag-and-drop user interface (typically) to create the software.

Bubble.io is probably the most popular No Code platform but others are popping up regularly.

One complaint about Bubble.io is that it’s still kinda hard to learn. Softr.io is another No Code platform that is a bit easier to use, but has fewer capabilities than Bubble.io.

Yet another platform is Noodl.net, which seems like a pretty serious platform. These platforms are a great way to quickly test an idea, get feedback, and reiterate before building a more mature software product.

As software becomes easier and easier to develop, the cost of development will trend toward zero. The real litmus test for success will be how well the software satisfies the customer’s needs and how well the software is marketed.

4. Social Media Assistant

A common and reliable means of generating revenue and traffic for a business is through social media. One problem with it is that it can be very time-consuming because the company must be active on the platform and engage with users. This is compounded by the fact that there are a number of platforms such as Linkedin, X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, and others.

ReplyMind.com is here to help by providing thoughtful and relevant replies for you on a variety of platforms.

Just create an account and install the Chrome extension. Includes a free option so give it a try.

In the News…

1. AI software revenue is soaring toward $14 Trillion. Here’s an article about an ETF if you want to invest in AI.

2.  Google has released its AI (Duet AI) for Google Workspace. No cost trial is available.

AI Meme of the week…

credit: https://www.digitalmomblog.com/chatgpt-memes/

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