Somehow, I’ve made it to the 50th edition of this newsletter. Thank you for sticking with my rambling thoughts, my odd experiments with Gen AI, and I hope you like each week’s AI-generated visual. It’s been three years since ChatGPT…
I ideated with Gemini today on ways to visualise the verse from Proverbs 3: “In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.”. I riffed on Gemini’s suggestions and designed this visual using Google AI Studio.…
Pointless Selfies on LinkedIn are so 2025. In 2026, you should be putting up Pointless Tri-Selfies to show the world: ✔️ How multi-faceted you are!✔️ How multitasking is your thing!✔️ How you can be in multiple places at once! It’s…
I’m experimenting with Google NotebookLM’s infographic generation. I gave it my ebook “Anyone Can Lose Weight” and prompted for vibrant colors. The result is pretty spiffy. No spelling mistakes!
The most popular request in my Gen AI workshops is: “How can AI do my PowerPoint decks for me?”. Over the past three years of training people in Gen AI, the methods have evolved along with consumer LLMs like ChatGPT…
In this week’s newsletter, I bring you on a quick tour of Google’s new Gemini 3 for vibe-coding and the phenomenal Nano Banana Pro imaging engine. This key visual was generated by NBP within Google AI Studio, with an interesting…
In 2023, I spent several days crafting my company’s name “ThinkTan” but I barely spent five minutes designing the logo as I just needed a placeholder for my website. It’s also simple and clean when used as a letterhead. The…
Google has launched its latest imaging engine Nano Banana Pro in Gemini. Here’s the infographic about Heath and Heath’s “Six Principles of Sticky Ideas” which I teach in my courses. Holy moly!!! No spelling mistakes! Such pretty visuals! Great color…
Thank you to Seng Kang Secondary School for inviting me to be part of the year-end teachers’ retreat at Sentosa yesterday! I was glad to share with my fellow teachers how they can rethink the use of Gen AI with…
A professor told me recently that in today’s age, it’s more important to know where to find information than to memorise it, especially since our mind can only recall so much. I agreed with him, but a caveat is that…