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Hi everyone, I’m wondering how everyone is using AI in their work, or have any interesting tools they use. Here are a couple of my go-tos: Goblin. tools : this is a really helpful tool for neurodivergent folks like me, and it has a lot

Hi everyone,

I’m wondering how everyone is using AI in their work, or have any interesting tools they use. Here are a couple of my go-tos:

Goblin.tools : this is a really helpful tool for neurodivergent folks like me, and it has a lot of features including a “magic todo” list which helps to break down large tasks into smaller subtasks

NotebookLM : this tool is nice because you can upload documents and get summaries in various formats, including an AI-generated podcast(!)

I’d be interested in what other tools you use in your daily work life.

Thanks,

Julie

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