r/AI_Tools_Land

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DO NOT REQUEST OR POST SOURCES/SUGGESTIONS FOR ILLEGAL SITES. This thread is for official sources only.

Post updates regarding the show's release schedule in your country. If you are looking for information about release schedules in your country, review the answers in the thread. It is important to include the country you're from when asking any of your questions. If your question is not answered, then you may post an individual Where/when/how post.

A few tips:

  • In the US and for viewers near the US/Canadian and US/Mexican borders, you can use a TV Antenna for a relatively cheap (and one-time cost) to watch 9-1-1 live on TV if you do not have Cable/Satellite to watch ABC.
  • Hulu (for US) streams it the next day at 3am Eastern, also streamable on Disney+ (US) but only with both subscriptions.
  • Hulu Live subscribers (US) can watch it live on Hulu if they have the Hulu Live TV package.
  • Canada's Global TV airs live and streams the newest episode for free for a week (viewable by using a VPN set to Canada)
  • Disney+ users can try using a VPN set to a non-US country (see the second tip) that is streaming the current season.
  • Episodes are available for purchase on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV in select regions.
  • It bears repeating that you must include your country when asking any questions.
u/AutoModerator — 6 days ago

I need a AI assistant for my brother.

So my older brother want an AI assistant that will give hime reminders through the day. Moreover he also wants the ability to chat with his assistant and have full on conversation with him. Is there anything like that for free? Or am I too delusional?

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u/Correct-Profit2469 — 5 days ago
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Littlebird AI — 50% off 2 months for new users

What is Littlebird?

Littlebird is an AI productivity assistant that runs alongside your work. It can see what is on your screen, read your connected apps, transcribe meetings, draft emails in your voice, and remember everything you tell it across conversations. I use it to auto-summarize client calls, pull action items by person, and draft follow-ups so I am not handwriting notes for 45 minutes after every Zoom.

What you get: 50% off your first 2 months of any Littlebird paid plan

What I get: Small commission through the partner program

Link: https://try.littlebird.ai/hannahcohen2021-b0dF

Works best for remote workers, freelancers, and anyone who does a lot of video calls and needs auto-transcribed meeting notes + follow-up drafts. Definitely can help founders organize thoughts and tasks!

Full disclosure: I am in the partner program and use it daily for my freelance work.

u/IntelligentHome4267 — 5 days ago

who else is using cheap subscription from resellers

i got a claude max from a russian site 3 weeks it’s been working well so far.
but the more i use it the more i wonder how these accounts even exist. shared? enterprise? something else?

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u/mehdiweb — 8 days ago
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I built ZarSage AI to turn soil reports, weather, and field data into practical farm decisions

Farmers often have useful data spread across lab PDFs, weather sites, field maps, and notes, but still have to piece everything together before deciding what to do next.

I built ZarSage to bring that information into one desktop workspace. A grower can map a field, upload a soil lab report, pull weather data for the exact location, and use it to assess fertilizer needs, spray windows, frost and heat risk, water balance, and field tasks.

The AI is there to help interpret the data, not replace an agronomist. It works from the farmer’s own field information and shows the reasoning and sources behind its recommendations.

The Windows version is now available on the Microsoft Store and is free to start. I’m the builder, and I’d genuinely appreciate feedback from farmers, agronomists, and others working on agricultural decision-support tools.

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u/NarwhalTemporary8287 — 8 days ago

Should I pay for AI

I’m in truck sales and am interested in maximizing AI capabilities but don’t know much about free access versus pay access. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance.

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u/knowdontknow8280 — 10 days ago
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AI is the first technology we built specifically to make itself unnecessary to understand

Every other tool we invented cars, computers, smartphones people eventually wanted to know how they worked. Whole industries built around understanding them.

With AI we actively designed it so you don't need to know what's happening inside. The whole point is that you just talk to it and it figures out the rest.

We built something that thinks, and then deliberately made it a black box. Future generations are going to find that either very funny or very unsettling.

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u/Careful-Caramel-2747 — 8 days ago
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Looking for a dev/partner to help automate AI explainer videos

I used to make AI explainer videos, and while doing so, I realized there must be a way to automate the whole workflow. I’m very confident that if done right, this system could easily blow up.

​I was previously using Nano Banana and ElevenLabs. Is there a developer interested in helping me build and automate this idea?

​Full disclosure: I’m a very broke student, so I can't afford upfront development costs right now. Offering a percentage/equity split of the business in exchange for helping set up the systems and build the tool seems like the most reasonable path for me.

​Also, for anyone currently using these AI APIs, do you know roughly how much I should expect to pay per month in API costs?

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u/Strict_Gift804 — 10 days ago
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Can a non-coder build a complete SaaS product using free AI models?

I’m curious about what’s realistically possible right now.

If someone has little to no coding experience, can they build and launch a complete SaaS product using free/open-source AI models and AI coding tools?

Or, at some point, do you realistically need to pay for AI models/APIs to build something reliable and production-ready?

I’m especially interested in hearing from people who have actually built and launched SaaS products this way.

🔵What was your experience?

🔵Free models vs paid models?

🔵What did you use for coding?

🔵What were the biggest limitations of free models?

🔵Could you get a real product to production without spending much money?

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u/nithish_0721 — 11 days ago