BEFORE YOU PRESS PLAY
What is discussed
AskMonty AI editorial noteSource consulted:
Marco presents tools for different needs: DeepSeek for model-based work, Gamma for presentations, Consensus for scientific research, meeting assistants and Lindy for organizational tasks. He adds Leonardo for images and animation. The Gamma test creates a chess presentation, while the Consensus example starts with a question about red light. His suggested criterion is usefulness for the task rather than loyalty to a brand. He discusses limitations, data handling, censorship and costs that can grow with usage. For health research, he cautions against replacing judgment and medical discussion with an app's response. The percentages and conclusions displayed by Consensus are part of the demonstration, not a clinical assessment conducted here. Marco promotes his own AI course and says he receives no payment or affiliate commissions from the apps mentioned.
Key points
- DeepSeek is considered for cost and integration alongside censorship and data issues.
- Gamma generates a chess presentation from a prompt.
- Consensus is tested for finding scientific studies.
- Meeting assistants produce notes, summaries and key actions.
- Lindy illustrates email and organizational automation, with attention to cost.
- Leonardo is shown for images and animation.
