Cursor for sure. If your code is all in one repo (e.g. frontend and backend), it's awesome for context. I bought the SlimSaaS kit, and I just pump out non-stop products with Cursor. Also, if you use a UI component library, the AI does a much better job at design. Elevenlabs for voice/marketing.
Favourite AI Assistant App?
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#13I guess Cursor.ai is an assistant. 10X productivity
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#14Cursor for sure. If your code is all in one repo (e.g. frontend and backend), it's awesome for context. I bought the SlimSaaS kit, and I just pump out non-stop products with Cursor. Also, if you use a UI component library, the AI does a much better job at design. Elevenlabs for voice/marketing.
As for Elevenlabs, how do you find the voice synthesis quality?
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#15I started getting very serious about AI when I got early access to GPT 3. Before that I was using Google Dialogflow to build AI powered chatbots. Since then I downloaded, installed and tested literally hundreds and hundreds of AI related software application. At first this was really exciting ... I thought "wow this software is going to change everything" ... then a few days later another application would be release…
Btw have you explored any AI frameworks like JAX or Haiku?
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#17I started getting very serious about AI when I got early access to GPT 3. Before that I was using Google Dialogflow to build AI powered chatbots. Since then I downloaded, installed and tested literally hundreds and hundreds of AI related software application. At first this was really exciting ... I thought "wow this software is going to change everything" ... then a few days later another application would be release…