AI Quick Tips 326: Intro to AI co-clinician
Google DeepMind has been working with Harvard Medical School, Stanford Medicine, and many other medical centers to develop what they are calling AI co-clinician.
AI Quick Tips 325: Have you heard about Project Glasswing?
Soooo, Anthropic developed this new frontier model, Claude Mythos Preview, that found so many vulnerabilities while it was being tested that they decided not to release it.
AI Quick Tips 324: New OpenAI model - GPT 5.5
They aren’t slowing down the pace with these model releases. Not sure if you think that is a good thing or not, but by the time you decide, there will probably be another new model…
AI Quick Tips 323: Create downloadable files with Gemini
Gemini has had the ability to create files for a while, but it didn’t really work that well, for me at least.
AI Quick Tips 322: Branching chats in Gemini
Google has added the ability to branch chats within the Gemini app.
AI Quick Tips 321: Do you want to organize your sources in NotebookLM?
Yeah, so do I. This new feature doesn’t work exactly the way that I would like (yet), but it is better than nothing and a step in the right direction (I think).
AI Quick Tips 320: Have you tried the Gemini function in Sheets?
Well, it might be called the =AI function. It’s not clear.
AI Quick Tips 319: Firefox has hidden chatbots
Firefox has an answer to the AI chatbots that now have browser tools (i.e., Perplexity, Comet, or OpenAI’s Atlas). They’ve added multiple AI chatbots to their extremely popular browser.
AI Quick Tips 318: Use Nano Banana 2 in Perplexity
“What’s a Nano Banana?” This post might not be for you…
AI Quick Tips 317: Try OpenAI’s Tokenizer if you are still confused about tokens
If you’ve been using AI tools for a little while, you’ve probably heard “tokens” at some point. Tokens are how the different AI models break up sets of text. Similar to how humans break up sets of text into words.
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