Be in The Know
🐰 YouTuber jailbroke the Rabbit R1 and installed Android 13 on it.
🍿 Move over Barbie, ‘Inside Out 2’ tops $1B at the global box office.
🤖 Image editing vs. image generating: Meta changes ‘Made with AI’ label to ‘AI info’.
🍪 That’s the way the cookie crumbles. Oreo unveils Kintsugi-inspired campaign.
👂 Did you hear that right? AirPods will one day come with built-in cameras. Sort of.
Handwrite Your Next Project
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Chew on this: Research suggests that handwriting has significant cognitive and creative benefits. Here’s why you might want to switch back to the pen (or stylus) during your meetings and brainstorms
- Handwriting involves complex coordination between motor and visual systems, engaging the brain more deeply than typing.
- Studies show that handwriting synchronizes brain areas related to motor and visual information processing with memory formation, unlike typing.
- Engaging in handwriting helps create associations between body movements and cognitive processes, crucial for learning and thinking.
- Writing by hand forces you to slow down and process information, leading to better retention and understanding.
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MyLens.ai
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MyLens is a generative AI tool, and its whole thing is visuals. Generate complex timelines, use quadrants to compare information, create connections in a mind map, and organize information in a table.
This one is particularly useful for content calendars, analytics and performance dashboards, SWOTs and positioning exercises, campaign timelines, and audience segment quadrants.
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Still Goin’
Oscar Mayer smokes its thick-cut bacon for a really long time.
So long, in fact, that they interrupted their own :30 and :15 spots.
After a business-as-usual title card and sizzle reel of bacon, the screen cuts to commercials for lip gloss and razors.
Just as the commercial talent starts to realize they’re in some kind of simulation, we cut back to Oscar Mayer and that still-smokin’ bacon.
