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📉 Tool: Napkin AI - turn boring text into diagrams in seconds Familiar feeling? You need a quick flowchart, comparison, or structure for a presentation… and then spend 30 minutes in PowerPoint or Canva just aligning arrows and boxes. Napkin AI solves this almost effortlessly: ➡️ paste your text → click one button → get ready-made diagrams, flowcharts, mind maps, infographics, and comparison charts. Then just pick the best version and tweak it. ➡️ How it works 1️⃣ Go to napkin.ai 2️⃣ Paste or import your text 3️⃣ Click the “spark” icon next to the paragraph you want to visualize 4️⃣ Choose from the generated options 5️⃣ Edit icons, colors, and connections 6️⃣ Export as PNG, PDF, SVG, or PPT No complex prompting required. The clearer and more structured your text is, the better the diagram turns out. ➡️ Text examples that work great 1️⃣ Process (turns into a flowchart) text

Ad campaign launch process:
1. Define goal and audience
2. Prepare creatives and offers
3. Set up the campaign in the ad account
4. Launch with a small budget
5. Analyze results after 3 days
6. Scale or turn off

2️⃣ Comparison (becomes a comparison chart) text

ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini:
- ChatGPT: versatile, lots of plugins, strong at coding
- Claude: better with long context and document analysis
- Gemini: stronger with Google services and multimodality

3️⃣ Structure (mind map / hierarchy) text

Content plan for an AI Telegram channel:
— News and releases
— Tool reviews
— Ready-to-use prompts
— Lifehacks and tool combinations
— Engagement posts and polls

4️⃣ Funnel / stages text

Customer journey:
Reach → Channel join → Post read → Link click → Sign-up → Purchase

Try it right now: 👉 napkin.ai Already using it? Drop in the comments which diagrams turn out best for you. The best AI on AIMarket🤖

🚨 One of the most unrestricted AI models just dropped - Qwen3.8-27B-Uncensored. This is a modified version of the original Chinese Qwen3.8-27B that was released only a week ago. The safety refusal mechanism was essentially removed, bringing the refusal rate down to 0%. What that means in practice: 🟣 It no longer blocks dangerous, harmful, or illegal requests 🟣 It can discuss and assist with topics the original model would refuse 🟣 It freely handles hardcore, offensive, provocative, and adult content 🟣 It generates manipulative, deceptive, and other ethically questionable outputs According to the author, the core strengths of the original Qwen3.8-27B were kept intact - coding, reasoning, agency, image and video understanding. The model was also heavily quantized, so some versions take only 10–20 GB and can run on regular home PCs. ⚠️ Important: this modification was made primarily for AI safety research and studying model behavior - not for malicious use. If you’re going to try it strictly for educational or research purposes, here’s the link: [insert link] You can drop the actual link in place of [insert link]. Want a shorter/more aggressive version or a softer one? The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

Google opens access to its new speech-to-text model 🎤 Gemini 3.5 Transcribe converts natural speech into clean, formatted text - without filler words like “um” and “ah”. The model supports 85+ languages and can recognize up to 3 speakers. ➡️ Where it’s available: 🟣Google AI Studio 🟣Gemini API 🟣Gboard on Android (via the Rambler feature) 🟣Gemini app for macOS (English) Google also says it’s coming to Chrome soon. Official details: → Blog post → Model page Do you already use similar speech-to-text tools? 👍 — Yes, quite often 🤔 — Not yet, but interested in trying The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

🧠 Claude unified memory between Chat and Cowork - and /design skill arrived in Claude Code Just as I started enjoying Auto Memory in Claude Code (Claude Code automatically remembers your edits and preferences between sessions. Enabled by default), Anthropic announced shared memory for Chat and Cowork. Discussed a project, client, and your eternal "just don't write like this" in chat, then switch to Cowork in the same window and assign a task. Works both ways - what Claude remembered in Cowork will be useful in chat. 🪼 Memory is organized by topics: in settings you can see what it has collected about you, edit or delete 🪼 Updates automatically during conversation, without mandatory "remember this" 🪼 Enabled by default on Free, Pro and Max. In Team and Enterprise access is granted by admin, and user enables memory in settings 🪼 Health, beliefs and other sensitive topics are not saved by default - this is a separate toggle 🪼 Memory itself is free, but Cowork requires a paid plan. Unified memory for Chat, Cowork and Code together is not announced yet. 💬 Second news - /design skill appeared in Claude Code You type /design and a request like "suggest main screen variants with most important functions at hand". 🪼 Claude creates a canvas with several layouts and provides a link: open it, choose a variant, edit directly on the canvas - and ask to implement in code. This means fewer revisions) 🪼 Works in terminal and desktop Claude Code, on paid plans I'm especially happy about the memory feature 😃 The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

Found a useful design plugin for ChatGPT - Superdesign 🎨 Superdesign opens an editable canvas right inside the chat. It helps you: 🟣Extract the visual style of an existing website 🟣Build a design system 🟣Design a landing page or interface 🟣Create presentations and ad creatives 🪼 The coolest part: with one prompt you can get several different design directions, compare them on the same canvas, and refine the version you like. Everything is saved as a project, so you don’t have to regenerate the mockup from scratch every time. ➡️ Example prompt: “Take the visual language of this website and suggest three landing page versions for an AI tutor.” Instead of one random layout, you get 3 editable prototypes. 🪼 How to connect it: Open the ChatGPT plugins catalog → search for Superdesign → click the plus on the 01 SuperDesign card. You can try it for free - the free Superdesign plan works inside ChatGPT. The plugin uses the same account and limits as the web version of the service: superdesign.dev The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

Who’s behind the new Ox Alpha? 👀 An anonymous model for coding and agentic tasks showed up on OpenRouter at the end of last week and immediately made some noise. Independent developer Ben Davis ran Ox Alpha through 10 tasks from the DeepSWE benchmark in his first test and got an impressive 80% correct answers - compared to 65% from Claude Fable 5. 🔥 In a larger follow-up test with 113 tasks, the result was more modest - 63%. That’s roughly on par with GPT-5.6 Sol and slightly behind Claude Fable 5. Who built it? Most clues point to the GLM-5 family from Chinese company Z.ai. No official confirmation yet. 🕵️‍♂️ You can test it for free right now on OpenRouter. The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

⚡️DeepSeek has added an experimental multimodal model to its API: DeepSeek-V4-Flash-Vision-Exp In terms of text quality, it’s on par with the standard V4 Flash -agents, reasoning, and general knowledge are all at the same level. But the key difference lies elsewhere: on multimodal agent benchmarks, the model noticeably outperforms V4 Flash and is closing in on Opus 4.8 📈 Images work seamlessly alongside tool calling, meaning the model integrates smoothly into agent frameworks without any workarounds. Screenshots, UIs, and documents can be fed directly into the agent’s workflow 🛠️🖼️ It’s available on the DeepSeek API under the name deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp, and support has already been added in the newly released DeepSeek Harness 0.1.1 📦✨ The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

Spline just dropped V2 and basically opened its 3D editor to AI agents 🚀 There’s now a built-in agent inside Spline that can assemble full 3D scenes on its own. It handles objects, materials, lighting, cameras, particles, and animations - then takes screenshots and checks its own work. When the standard editor tools aren’t enough, the agent can write HTML and JavaScript. That means you can drop interfaces, game logic, and complex interactive elements right on top of the 3D scene. But the most interesting part is MCP support. Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, and other agents can now directly control Spline and build scenes using the exact same tools as the internal agent. 🤖 The entire editor has been moved to WebGPU. Heavy scenes run faster, you can keep more objects on screen, and reflections, lighting, physics, and materials all got a solid upgrade. Boolean operations are about 4× faster. They also added new modeling tools, a hair system, dust and snow on surfaces, physical sky, HDR environments, and a full code-writing mode. ✨ Looks like 3D is starting to become just another thing AI agents can handle end-to-end. The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

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Your desktop no longer has to look like a digital graveyard of forgotten files. Here are three awesome ways to breathe life, comfort, and aesthetics into your screen—from high-speed racing through real Google Maps to cozy desktop companions and sleek vinyl widgets. 1️⃣ Hop Earth 🚗💨 A racing simulator that turns Google Earth into a full-fledged 3D track. Pick almost any spot on the planet, load up real-world terrain and buildings, and hit the road. Cruise through your childhood neighborhood, take a virtual road trip to the coast, or blast through the streets of Tokyo. Plus, with multiplayer support, you can gather your friends and call it an "interactive geography lesson." 2️⃣ Wallpets 🐾💻 The ultimate app for anyone needing a little company on screen. Choose a cat, dog, or other virtual buddy, customize their look, and watch them go about their day right over your open windows. The link points straight to the App Store, making it a perfect fit for Apple device owners (optimized for Mac). 3️⃣ MD Vinyl 💿🎶 Transforms your music player into an aesthetic dashboard featuring a spinning vinyl record. The album cover updates live with every new track, turning simple listening into a visual ritual. Designed primarily for iPhone, iPad, and Mac (an Android version exists, but the widget aesthetics shine brightest in the Apple ecosystem). The best AI on AIMarket 🤖 hop.earth Hop.Earth - Play the World!

Grok Can Now Execute Scheduled Tasks - Automations 🤖⚡️ xAI has released Automations - a new feature that allows Grok to independently run tasks on a schedule or trigger, eliminating the need to manually open the chat every time. ➡️What’s new: 🟣 Set up tasks once using natural language - e.g., "every morning at 8:00 AM, check unread emails and create a summary" or "remind me about rent on the 1st of every month." 📝 🟣 Flexible scheduling: run once, daily, weekdays, weekly, monthly, or yearly - you choose the exact time. 📅 🟣Every execution creates a dedicated chat log with the results - you can open it to see exactly what Grok did, rather than just getting a brief alert. 💬 🟣Receive notifications via email, app push notifications, or simply by checking your execution history. 🔔 ➡️ Access & Pricing: 💳 🟣Scheduled Automations are free for everyone, including free-tier users. 🆓 🟣Email Trigger Automations (e.g., "automatically reply whenever an email arrives from a specific sender") are exclusive to SuperGrok subscribers ($30/month). 🌟 🔗 [Link to the service] (Requires a non-Russian IP) My take: 💡 Super handy if you run the same prompts every day. Set up your morning email digest, a weekly project status report, or payment reminders once, and let it run on autopilot! The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

Black Forest Labs launches FLUX Video Upscale for 4K video enhancement 🎬 The tool upscales videos to 1080p, 2K, or 4K and works via API. It’s powered by FLUX.3 technology, which doesn’t just stretch the image - it restores fine details. ✨ ➡️There are two modes: 🟣Precise - stays as close as possible to the original. Best for faces, products, and branded content. 🟣Creative - adds more reconstructed detail. Works better for AI-generated video, landscapes, textures, and complex scenes. One request can process a clip up to 20 seconds long and 50 MB in size. Upscale factor ranges from 1.5x to 3x, and the original audio track is preserved. 🔊 Pricing depends on resolution and mode: 🔘1080p - from about $0.14 per second 🔘2K - from about $0.25 per second 🔘4K - from about $0.55 per second A solid option if you need to clean up and enhance short videos without heavy manual work. The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

Black Forest Labs launches FLUX Video Upscale for 4K video enhancement 🎬 The tool upscales videos to 1080p, 2K, or 4K and works via API. It’s powered by FLUX.3 technology, which doesn’t just stretch the image - it restores fine details. ✨ ➡️There are two modes: 🟣Precise - stays as close as possible to the original. Best for faces, products, and branded content. 🟣Creative - adds more reconstructed detail. Works better for AI-generated video, landscapes, textures, and complex scenes. One request can process a clip up to 20 seconds long and 50 MB in size. Upscale factor ranges from 1.5x to 3x, and the original audio track is preserved. 🔊 Pricing depends on resolution and mode: 🔘1080p - from about $0.14 per second 🔘2K - from about $0.25 per second 🔘4K - from about $0.55 per second A solid option if you need to clean up and enhance short videos without heavy manual work.

Black Forest Labs launches FLUX Video Upscale for 4K video enhancement 🎬 The tool upscales videos to 1080p, 2K, or 4K and works via API. It’s powered by FLUX.3 technology, which doesn’t just stretch the image - it restores fine details. ✨ ➡️There are two modes: 🟣Precise - stays as close as possible to the original. Best for faces, products, and branded content. 🟣Creative - adds more reconstructed detail. Works better for AI-generated video, landscapes, textures, and complex scenes. One request can process a clip up to 20 seconds long and 50 MB in size. Upscale factor ranges from 1.5x to 3x, and the original audio track is preserved. 🔊 Pricing depends on resolution and mode: 🔘1080p - from about $0.14 per second 🔘2K - from about $0.25 per second 🔘4K - from about $0.55 per second A solid option if you need to clean up and enhance short videos without heavy manual work. The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

Studio-quality photo without a studio 📸 Need a photo for work, studies, documents, or your profile? You can make one with AI. No long complicated prompts required. Just upload your photo to the chat, add a suitable prompt, and tweak the result if needed. Photo for documents: text

Clean ID photo, plain white background, front-facing, neutral expression, even lighting, no shadows, collar visible, high resolution.

Business photo, but not too strict: text

Editorial portrait, soft natural light, minimal background, confident gaze, slight color grading, magazine-style retouching.

Official portrait version: text

Professional corporate headshot, neutral grey background, soft studio lighting, subtle smile, business attire, sharp focus on face, 4K, passport-style crop.

Try it and see how close you can get to a real studio look. ✨ The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

✅ Claude has started putting invisible marks on its texts. And yes, a “remover” is already here 👀 Lately everyone’s talking about the same thing: Claude and Anthropic products have begun leaving a hidden watermark in the content they generate. I decided to dig into it instead of just reading the headlines. It’s real. Anthropic officially announced this in August 2026. New Claude models released from August 2 already support machine-readable marking. Older models are getting it gradually as well. It works across Claude, Claude Code, the API, and other Anthropic products. Important point: there are no hidden characters, invisible spaces, or tricky Unicode symbols. 🚫 The mark is created during generation itself. The model slightly adjusts which words it chooses from several suitable options, and a statistical pattern forms in the text. It’s completely invisible to a human reader, but with the right key you can estimate how likely it is that Claude wrote the text. 🧠 So the old trick of “just copy it as plain text and the mark disappears” no longer works. Files are a different story. For PNG, JPG, and SVG, Anthropic uses signed provenance data based on the C2PA standard - this is metadata inside the file itself. 📁 Claude is still not a full image generator like Midjourney. This applies to files it creates or processes in supported scenarios. Developers reacted quickly. A service called Claude Watermark Remover appeared. ⚡ The name is a bit misleading: it doesn’t find some secret mark inside the text and erase it. Instead, it takes the text and rewrites it through another model, changing the wording and structure while trying to keep the meaning. This is how it attempts to break Claude’s statistical pattern. The service is currently free, requires no registration, and has no paid plan for the tool itself. ✅ Does it actually work 100%? Honestly, no one can confirm that yet. There’s still no public detector for Claude’s watermarks, so the “check → remove → check again” loop isn’t possible. The service simply fully rephrases the text. But the logic is sound: Anthropic itself says light edits will likely keep the mark, while a complete rewrite in different words can weaken or remove it. Research on the SynthID Text technology points in the same direction. One more nuance: the text is sent to the service’s server. The developer claims nothing is stored permanently after processing, but that’s just their statement. I wouldn’t send any confidential documents there. 🔒 All in all, it’s an interesting situation. On one side — transparency and regulatory requirements. On the other — a tool that immediately tries to work around that transparency. Classic. 😄 The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

✅Claude has started putting invisible marks on its texts. And yes, a “remover” is already here 👀 Lately everyone’s talking about the same thing: Claude and Anthropic products have begun leaving a hidden watermark in the content they generate. I decided to dig into it instead of just reading the headlines. It’s real. Anthropic officially announced this in August 2026. New Claude models released from August 2 already support machine-readable marking. Older models are getting it gradually as well. It works across Claude, Claude Code, the API, and other Anthropic products. Important point: there are no hidden characters, invisible spaces, or tricky Unicode symbols. 🚫 The mark is created during generation itself. The model slightly adjusts which words it chooses from several suitable options, and a statistical pattern forms in the text. It’s completely invisible to a human reader, but with the right key you can estimate how likely it is that Claude wrote the text. 🧠 So the old trick of “just copy it as plain text and the mark disappears” no longer works. Files are a different story. For PNG, JPG, and SVG, Anthropic uses signed provenance data based on the C2PA standard — this is metadata inside the file itself. 📁 Claude is still not a full image generator like Midjourney. This applies to files it creates or processes in supported scenarios. Developers reacted quickly. A service called Claude Watermark Remover appeared. ⚡ The name is a bit misleading: it doesn’t find some secret mark inside the text and erase it. Instead, it takes the text and rewrites it through another model, changing the wording and structure while trying to keep the meaning. This is how it attempts to break Claude’s statistical pattern. The service is currently free, requires no registration, and has no paid plan for the tool itself. ✅ Does it actually work 100%? Honestly, no one can confirm that yet. There’s still no public detector for Claude’s watermarks, so the “check → remove → check again” loop isn’t possible. The service simply fully rephrases the text. But the logic is sound: Anthropic itself says light edits will likely keep the mark, while a complete rewrite in different words can weaken or remove it. Research on the SynthID Text technology points in the same direction. One more nuance: the text is sent to the service’s server. The developer claims nothing is stored permanently after processing, but that’s just their statement. I wouldn’t send any confidential documents there. 🔒 All in all, it’s an interesting situation. On one side — transparency and regulatory requirements. On the other — a tool that immediately tries to work around that transparency. Classic. 😄

👨‍🎓 ChatGPT is rolling out a dedicated mode for teenagers OpenAI has started automatically switching users aged 13 to 17 into a specialized ChatGPT for Teens mode. The core idea is to make the AI more useful for studying while keeping the experience safer for younger users. Here’s what’s changing 👇 📚 More focus on learning Instead of simply handing over ready-made answers for homework, ChatGPT will now guide teens step-by-step through problems, explaining the underlying logic so they can reach the solution on their own. 👨‍👩‍👧 Parental controls introduced Parents will now be able to configure: 🟣Specific time windows when ChatGPT can only be used for educational purposes 🟣Hours when access to the bot is completely restricted 🛡 Stricter interaction boundaries ChatGPT for Teens is explicitly programmed NOT to: 🟣Flirt 🟣Simulate romantic relationships 🟣Encourage emotional dependency 🟣Act as if it possesses genuine human feelings Do you think parental control here is a helpful feature, or is it going a bit too far? 👇 The best AI on AIMarket 🤖

Sometimes you just want to wander the internet with no specific goal and suddenly stumble upon something truly awesome. ✨ Not another "productivity tool," but the kind of stuff that genuinely sparks your curiosity. Here are three websites you can visit out of pure boredom, only to leave thinking, "Wow, the internet can still surprise me." 👀 1️⃣ Hop.Earth - a digital Earth you can actually drive around 🌍🚗 Imagine Google Maps, but instead of just looking at the map, you get into a car and drive down real-world roads. The service renders the terrain on the fly: pick a spot, skydive right into it, and start driving. You can even race friends through the streets of your own city. It’s a bit rough around the edges in some places, but the sheer fact that it runs right in your browser is mind-blowing. 2️⃣ 15 minutos después - a 15-minute brain boost 🧠⏱️ A super simple yet surprisingly addictive concept. You’re randomly assigned a topic, given 15 minutes to research it, and then you have 60 seconds to explain it in your own words. No fluff, no endless courses-just a rapid deep dive into a new subject. It's a great way to expand your horizons daily without making it feel like a chore. 3️⃣ Traffic Vision - the world live in real-time 📡🌏 Access over 145,000–155,000 public cameras across the globe. Streets, highways, intersections, and plazas-all official and open-source. In just a few clicks, you can see what’s happening on the other side of the planet: where it’s raining, where traffic is backed up, where the sun is setting, or where life is just quietly moving along. It gives off a subtle "Big Brother" vibe, but it’s surprisingly meditative. 😌 Three completely different platforms, each bringing back that classic feeling from when the web felt like a place for discovery rather than just work tabs. Which one would you check out first, and which sounds the coolest to you? 👇 The best AI on AIMarket 🤖