12/16/2024

An AI Article About The Best Freee AI Programs

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Write an article - Inputs - Some of the best free AI programs include: Google Bard (Gemini), Adobe Firefly (for image generation), Canva's AI Art Generator, Copy.ai (for copywriting), Pixlr (AI photo editor), Otter.ai (meeting transcription), ElevenLabs (AI voice generator), and Runway (AI video generator), each offering different functionalities like text generation, image creation, video editing, and voice synthesis, with varying levels of free features depending on the platform.

Unleashing Creativity with Free AI Programs

In today's digital age, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a transformative force, offering a plethora of tools that cater to various creative and functional needs. Here’s a rundown of some of the best free AI programs that can enhance your productivity and creativity:

1. Google Bard (Gemini): Google Bard, also known as Gemini, is a powerful tool for text generation. It leverages AI to assist with writing, making it a valuable resource for content creators, writers, and anyone in need of generating high-quality text efficiently. Whether you’re drafting emails, writing essays, or creating stories, Bard provides a seamless experience with its user-friendly interface.

2. Adobe Firefly: Adobe Firefly stands out in the realm of image generation. This AI-driven tool allows users to create stunning visuals effortlessly. It’s particularly useful for designers and marketers who need to produce high-quality images without the extensive effort typically required. Firefly's features include a variety of image manipulation options that are perfect for enhancing creative projects.

3. Canva's AI Art Generator: Canva’s AI Art Generator brings creativity to your fingertips. This tool is integrated into Canva’s comprehensive design platform, enabling users to generate artwork that complements their design projects. Whether you’re creating social media posts, presentations, or posters, Canva’s AI helps streamline the design process with its intuitive features.

4. Copy.ai: For those in need of copywriting assistance, is a game-changer. This tool uses AI to generate persuasive and engaging copy for various purposes, including marketing materials, product descriptions, and social media posts. Its ability to produce high-quality text quickly makes it an essential tool for businesses and marketers.

5. Pixlr: Pixlr is an AI photo editor that provides a wide range of editing tools for enhancing your images. From basic adjustments like cropping and resizing to advanced features like filters and effects, Pixlr offers a user-friendly interface that caters to both beginners and experienced photographers. Its AI-driven features help streamline the photo editing process, making it accessible and efficient.

6. Otter.ai: revolutionizes meeting transcription with its AI capabilities. This tool records and transcribes meetings in real-time, providing accurate and searchable transcripts. It’s invaluable for professionals who need to keep detailed records of meetings, interviews, and discussions. Otter.ai’s free tier offers substantial features that cater to everyday needs.

7. ElevenLabs: For those looking into voice synthesis, ElevenLabs offers an impressive AI voice generator. It allows users to create realistic voiceovers for videos, presentations, and other multimedia projects. The tool’s natural-sounding voices and ease of use make it a go-to for content creators looking to add a professional touch to their audio content.

8. Runway: Runway is an AI video generator that simplifies video editing and creation. It provides a suite of tools for crafting professional-quality videos, from editing clips to adding special effects. Runway’s AI features assist with automating tedious tasks, making video production more accessible and less time-consuming.

Each of these AI programs offers distinct functionalities that cater to different creative and practical needs. While they provide a range of free features, exploring their premium options can unlock even more advanced capabilities. Embracing these tools can significantly enhance your productivity, creativity, and overall digital experience.

I hope you found this article helpful. If you have any specific questions about these tools or need further assistance, feel free to ask!



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12/15/2024

OK

Dear Copilot.microsoft.com

Write a story about how OK came into the English language. Illustrate the story with a cartoon.


The Curious Tale of "OK"

In the bustling city of Boston, during the early 19th century, an intriguing transformation was taking place in the English language. The year was 1839, and newspapers were a vital source of information and entertainment. Among the journalists and editors of the time, a playful trend had emerged: the use of abbreviations and creative misspellings as a form of humor and wit.

Charles Gordon Greene, the editor of the Boston Morning Post, was at the forefront of this linguistic innovation. On March 23, 1839, in a lighthearted article, Greene introduced an abbreviation that would go on to become one of the most recognized expressions in the world. He wrote, “o.k.,” an abbreviation for “oll korrect,” a deliberately misspelled version of “all correct.”

The use of “o.k.” in the article was intended as a humorous way to say that everything was all right, or correct. Little did Greene know, this playful abbreviation would soon capture the imagination of the public and spread far beyond the pages of his newspaper.

At the same time, the United States was gearing up for a presidential election. Martin Van Buren, the incumbent president, was running for re-election, and his supporters quickly adopted the term “OK” as a campaign slogan. Van Buren was nicknamed “Old Kinderhook” after his hometown in Kinderhook, New York, and his campaign cleverly played on the abbreviation, using “OK” to signify that everything was in good hands with Van Buren.

The slogan “OK” became a rallying cry for Van Buren’s supporters, further popularizing the term. Although Van Buren ultimately lost the election, the widespread use of “OK” had cemented its place in American vernacular.

As the years passed, “OK” continued to gain popularity, spreading across the United States and eventually around the world. Its simplicity and versatility made it a perfect fit for a variety of contexts, from casual conversations to formal communications.

Today, “OK” is one of the most universally recognized and used expressions, transcending language barriers and cultural differences. It serves as a testament to the playful creativity of 19th-century journalists and the enduring power of a simple, two-letter abbreviation.

And so, the story of “OK” is a reminder that even the smallest linguistic inventions can have a lasting impact, weaving their way into the fabric of our everyday lives.


I hope you enjoyed this story. Do you have any other interesting topics you'd like to explore?



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11/27/2024

Chicago's Irish Castle


Dear Gemini Artificial Intelligence,

Write an article about the Irish Castle in Chicago


The Irish Castle, also known as Givins Beverly Castle, is a unique landmark in Chicago, Illinois. Built between 1886 and 1887, this three-story structure with three crenelated towers stands out amidst the city's modern skyline.   

A Rich History

The castle was commissioned by Robert C. Givins, a successful real estate developer. It served as his family home until 1894. From 1895 to 1897, it housed the Chicago Female College. In 1942, the Beverly Unitarian Church purchased the building and has used it as a community center ever since.  

A Community Hub

Today, the Irish Castle is a vibrant part of the community. It hosts various events, including weddings, conferences, and cultural celebrations. The castle also houses the Beverly Castle Preschool, providing early childhood education to local children.  

A Piece of History

The Irish Castle is not only a beautiful building but also a significant piece of Chicago's history. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is recognized as a contributing structure in the Longwood Drive District.  

Visiting the Irish Castle

If you're interested in visiting the Irish Castle, you can check their website for upcoming events and open hours. It's a fascinating glimpse into the past and a reminder of Chicago's rich history.



Illustration From Copilot. 


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From Wikapedia  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_C._Givins


Robert C. Givins (1845/46-1915) was a Canadian-born American real estate developer and novelist. He built the Givins Beverly Castle in Beverly, Chicago, Illinois.

Early life and education

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Robert C. Givins was born in Ontario, Canada in 1845 or 1846.[a] He was the third son of the Rev. Saltern Givins, who for many years was the rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Toronto.[1]

When seventeen years old, having completed his college course,[2] Givins came to Chicago with a capital of ten cents. He soon secured a situation in the real estate office of C. J. Hull, a noted real estate dealer at that time, and from whom Givins learned his first lesson in subdividing property. He entered the Union College of Law[2] (now, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law) in 1865 and graduated from that institution in 1867.[1]

Career

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Givins Castle, 1890

He was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Illinois in 1868, but never took much interest in the profession, having turned his attention to real estate. He inaugurated the system of selling lots to the working people on small monthly payments. The first subdivision ever sold out entirely by this method is situated on the northwest corner of 12th street, and what is now called Central Park Avenue. The plat was placed on record by Givins & Gilbert in 1867.[1] He early formed a partnership with James Gilbert, later sheriff of Cook County, and engaged in the real estate business under the name of Gilbert & Givins. In 1875, Givins became associated with Edmund A. Cummings and Silas M. Moore in the firm of E. A. Cummings & Co., and continued a member of that firm from that time.[2]

He was the founder of many suburban towns about Chicago, several of which were later embraced within the Chicago city limits. During his business career, he sold out building lots sufficient to make a city of vast proportions.[1]

He was fond of writing stories. Three of his novels, The Rich Man's Fool, The Millionaire Tramp, The Unwritten Will, were well known books of fiction, and were read throughout the U.S. and other countries. Other novels included Mlle. L'Inconneue, Jones Abroad and One thousand miles an hour.[2] His letters, written to the Chicago Evening Post while on a trip around the world, proved highly entertaining.[1]

Givins was one of the organizers and a charter member of the Chicago real estate board, of which organization he was vice president in 1894.[2]

Personal life

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(1915)

In later years, he devoted much time to traveling, and was engaged with his wife, Emma S. Givins, in making a tour of the world and securing souvenirs and works of art from other countries for their home at Tracy Heights.[1]

Their home, built of rock-faced limestone,[3] on a high ridge, with commanding towers, was an imitation of a feudal castle, and a picturesque residence.[1]

He had one son, Robert S. Givins.[1]

Robert C. Givins died in San Francisco, California, April 14, 1915.[2]

Selected works

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  • The Rich Man's Fool
  • The Millionaire Tramp
  • The Unwritten Will
  • Mlle. L'Inconneue
  • Jones Abroad
  • One thousand miles an hour[4]

Notes

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  1. ^ According to Kirkland & Kirkland (1894), Givins was born near Kingston, Ontario, in 1846,[1] while according to his obituary in the Chicago Tribune, Givins was born in Yorkville, Toronto, Ontario in 1845.[2]

References

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  1. ^ Jump up to:a b c d e f g h i Kirkland, Joseph; Kirkland, Caroline (1894). The Story of Chicago. Dibble publishing Company. p. 390. Retrieved 30 April 2024. Public Domain This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain.
  2. ^ Jump up to:a b c d e f g "Obituary. Robert C. Givins Dies at San Francisco". Chicago Tribune. 15 April 1915. p. 17. Retrieved 30 April 2024 – via Newspapers.com. Public Domain This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain.
  3. ^ Oswald, Joseph C. (2003). Chicago's Beverly/Morgan Park Neighborhood. Arcadia Publishing. ISBN 978-0-7385-3153-3. Retrieved 30 April 2024.
  4. ^ Smith, Geoffrey D. (13 August 1997). American Fiction, 1901-1925: A Bibliography. Cambridge University Press. p. 259. ISBN 978-0-521-43469-0. Retrieved 30 April 2024.


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Gemini AI Intergrated Into Gmail, Docs, and Sheets

Gemini is the AI-powered assistant from Google, built right into Gmail, Docs, Sheets, and more, with enterprise-grade security and privacy.


Gemini in Docs, Sheets, Slides, Vids, & Forms

Gemini is the AI-powered assistant from Google, built into Docs, Sheets, Slides, Vids, Forms, and more. You can use Gemini in Docs to draft new content quickly, improve your writing, summarize content, and more.

Feature availability

  • These features are available on desktop to users on work or school accounts through a Gemini for Google Workspace add-on, and to users on personal accounts through Google One AI Premium. Learn about Gemini features and plans.

  • These features are also available through our early access testing program, Google Workspace Labs. Workspace Labs is currently available to trusted testers in English and may not be available in your country or region.

  • New features and products related to Gemini for Google Workspace roll out gradually and may not be available to you yet.

Learn how to write prompts for Gemini in Docs, Sheets, Slides, Vids & Forms

  • Learn how to write prompts to increase your productivity using Gemini
  • Try sample prompts for Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Vids, and Forms

 

Generative AI Training & Help

  • Learn more about Generative AI
  • Get tips for using Gemini in your role at work
  • Get more training & help

How to use Gemini in Docs, Sheets & Slides

Gemini in Docs

Learn more about Gemini in Docs, Sheets, Slides & Vids

Gemini in Docs

 

Gemini in Sheets
Gemini in Slides

 

Gemini in Vids
Gemini in Forms
 

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Dear Copilot

Dear Copilot:  Write and illustrate a short article about how to use Copilot. https://copilot.microsoft.com/


Alright, let's dive into a fun and informative piece on how to use Microsoft Copilot. I'll also generate an illustration to make it engaging!

How to Use Microsoft Copilot: Your AI Companion

Microsoft Copilot is here to assist you in various tasks, making your life easier and more productive. Here’s a quick guide on how to get started and make the most of this powerful AI tool.

Getting Started

  1. Access Copilot: You can find Microsoft Copilot integrated into various Microsoft products like Word, Excel, and Teams. Simply open any of these applications and look for the Copilot icon.

  2. Sign In: Ensure you're signed in with your Microsoft account to access all features.

Key Features

  1. Content Creation: Need help writing an article, creating a presentation, or drafting an email? Just ask Copilot! Provide a brief description of what you need, and Copilot will generate the content for you.

  2. Data Analysis: In Excel, Copilot can analyze your data, create charts, and even suggest trends. Just select your data set and let Copilot do the heavy lifting.

  3. Research: Looking for information on a specific topic? Copilot can quickly gather and summarize data from reliable sources. This feature is perfect for students, researchers, or anyone needing quick insights.

  4. Scheduling and Reminders: In Teams, Copilot can help you schedule meetings, set reminders, and even send follow-up emails. It's like having a personal assistant at your fingertips.

Tips for Effective Use

  1. Be Specific: The more details you provide, the better Copilot can assist you. Instead of saying “write an article,” specify the topic, length, and key points you want to include.

  2. Review and Edit: While Copilot provides a great starting point, always review and make necessary edits to ensure the content meets your needs and standards.

  3. Explore and Experiment: Don't hesitate to try different features and requests. The more you use Copilot, the more you'll discover its full potential.


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Artificial Intelligence - It is the Only Intelligence I Use

Dear Copilot  https://copilot.microsoft.com/

Draw a cartoon how to use AI


Dear Copilot  

write an article about how to use the free version of Gemini


Certainly! Here's an article to help you get started with the free version of Gemini:

How to Use the Free Version of Gemini

In the ever-evolving world of AI, Gemini stands out as a powerful tool designed to assist users with a variety of tasks. Whether you're new to Gemini or looking to make the most out of its free version, this guide will walk you through the essentials.

Getting Started with Gemini

  1. Sign Up and Access: Begin by visiting Gemini's official website. Create an account using your email address or connect via social media platforms. Once your account is set up, log in to access the free version of Gemini.

  2. Familiarize Yourself with the Interface: Upon logging in, take a moment to explore the user interface. The dashboard is intuitive, designed to help you navigate through different features seamlessly.

Key Features of the Free Version

  1. Text Generation: Use Gemini's AI to generate content for various purposes, such as writing articles, creating social media posts, or brainstorming ideas. Simply input your prompt or topic, and let Gemini do the magic.

  2. Research Assistance: Gemini can help you gather information on a wide range of topics. Whether you need quick facts or in-depth research, ask your questions, and the AI will provide accurate and relevant information.

  3. Creative Writing: If you're working on a story, poem, or any creative project, Gemini can offer suggestions, plot ideas, and character development tips. It’s like having a writing buddy who’s always ready to help.

  4. Educational Support: Students and educators can use Gemini for studying and teaching purposes. It can explain complex concepts, summarize articles, and even help draft essays or presentations.

Maximizing Your Experience

  1. Provide Clear Prompts: The more specific your prompts, the better Gemini can assist you. Instead of asking broad questions, try to be detailed about what you need.

  2. Use Feedback to Improve Responses: If the generated content isn't quite right, refine your prompts and provide feedback to Gemini. This helps the AI learn and provide more accurate results over time.

  3. Explore and Experiment: Don’t hesitate to try different types of requests. Gemini is versatile, and experimenting with various prompts can help you discover its full potential.

Limitations of the Free Version

While the free version of Gemini is powerful, it has some limitations compared to the premium version:

  • Usage Caps: There may be daily or monthly limits on the number of queries you can make.

  • Feature Restrictions: Some advanced features might be reserved for premium users.

  • Priority Access: Premium users might receive quicker response times and access to new features sooner.

Conclusion

The free version of Gemini offers a robust set of tools that can enhance your productivity, creativity, and learning. By understanding its capabilities and limitations, you can make the most out of this AI assistant. Whether you're generating content, conducting research, or seeking creative inspiration, Gemini is here to help.

Feel free to share any specific questions or topics you’d like to know more about!


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Dear https://gemini.google.com/app

write an article about how to use the free version of Gemini

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Absolutely! Here's an article on how to use the free version of Gemini:

How to Use Google Gemini for Free

Google Gemini is a powerful AI chatbot that can help with a variety of tasks, from writing emails to summarizing articles. The best part? You can use it for free! Here's a step-by-step guide on how to get started:

Requirements

  • A Google account
  • A modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)

Getting Started

  1. Go to the Gemini website: Open your web browser and go to https://gemini.google.com/
  2. Sign in: If you're not already signed in to your Google account, do so now.
  3. Start a conversation: Click the "Start a conversation" button.
  4. Enter your prompt: Type your question or request in the text box at the bottom of the screen.
  5. Submit your prompt: Click the "Send" button or press Enter.

Tips for Using Gemini

  • Be specific: The more specific your prompt, the better Gemini's response will be.
  • Experiment: Try different prompts and see what Gemini can do.
  • Provide context: If you want Gemini to continue a conversation, provide context in your prompt.
  • Be patient: Gemini is still under development, so it may not always be perfect.

What Can Gemini Do?

  • Answer your questions
  • Provide summaries of factual topics
  • Create stories
  • Translate languages
  • Write different kinds of creative content

Limitations of the Free Version

  • Limited access: You may experience occasional wait times or capacity limits.
  • Less powerful model: The free version uses a less powerful model than the paid version.

Conclusion

Google Gemini is a powerful tool that can be used for a variety of tasks. By following these simple steps, you can start using Gemini for free today!

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