The AI Revolution is over. We are now in the era of AI Integration.
If you are a creative entrepreneur, a ProHobbyist or a DreamBreaker, the question is no longer, “Should I use AI?” but “Which AI tools are actually worth my time?”
As someone who is blessed to live a project-based lifestyle, and serve a community of creative entrepreneurs at Momekh, I really don’t care about “what’s cool”.
I care about tools that buy back my time, improve my creative output, and help me focus on “being human” in a world full of AI slop and mindless “history” channels and other such automated noise.
In this guide – which I update regularly – I’m sharing the exact tools I use (and recommend to my AI ACTIVATED students) to make our work faster, better and more profitable.
Whether you’re recording Urdu/English content, writing newsletters, automating client workflows, getting business strategy or finetuning business operations, these are the tools for our Digital Operating System.
The end goal is always to live a more productive, useful lifestyle inshAllah. Let’s get work. Bismilla.
If you have any questions about these, don’t forget to ask in the comments.
This is divided into three categories:
- Brand Building
- Self Development
- Leadership
SECTION 1: AI Tools for Building a Profitable Brand
Voiceover using AI (in Urdu)
Murf AI is a tool you can use to generate human-sounding voiceovers. You just type in the script, and this AI tool reads it out.
I messed around with this one a bit, and check out how the AI tool can be used to generate dialogues not only in English, but also Urdu (they have the “hindi” option, but you know how it goes).
And this is the voiceover I got (it’s actually pretty decent). With a bit more tweaking, I am sure you can get much better results as well.
Click play below to hear the above script being read by AI software:
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AI Tools for Writing
wordtune is the tool I used to come up with the following, and these are actually better than what I initially wrote.
AI Tools for Video & Images
VEED.IO: I am currently testing this app (wait for an update as I review it more thoroughly). It is very promising especially for being a central hub for your video creation needs. This is Image to Video AI, and can be more useful for you if you’re into “faceless YouTube channels” for example.
You know that our YouTube is anything but faceless though 😉
CapCut & Canva: This is probably not a surprise but CapCut is a very powerful tool right now for most video editing needs. I was very big into Premier Pro and Photoshop (being a graphic designer espeically)… but the “business case” for these over-powered softwares is hard to make. CapCut for video, Canva for graphics. I am a paid subscriber to both apps.
Tons of YouTube resources to show you how to quickly start using CapCut to edit your videos, and their captioning is getting powerful in every update. This is quite a problem for Urdu videos that need to be translated, or more commonly, Urdu videos that need Roman Urdu captions and subtitles.
So, yes, highly recommended.
SECTION 2: AI Tools for Self Development
AI Tools You Can Start Using Right Now!
Here is my top 11 for now:
GPT, ChatGPT and OpenAI
GPT stands for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer. It generates text based responses using algorithms that are pre-trained on data that it needs. GPT has been developed by OpenAI, which is a company founded to make AI accessible! The GPT tool is Open Source, meaning anyone can look at the underlying code, and using their APIs, can develop their own tool.
Most AI tools on the list are using that GPT tool, because it is Open Source.
ChatGPT and a Pakistani
Also know that ChatGPT itself is an application that is based on the GPT tool.
You can literally train ChatGPT. I did some experiments, and the results were beyond what I expected.
In a single chat session, I pasted in some of my older blog posts, and then told it write a 100-word article in my tone and voice. And it was immediately able to deliver a much better result… I even told it to use words I commonly use, and it knew where to use those words, within context.
I told it to write a song for me, as many have done. But I tried to throw a bouncer here 😉
Now check out what ChatGPT did when I told it to rewrite this Urdu song! Check this out:
The way it captured the nuance, and added the “AI kee qasam / Data kee qasam / Code kee qasam” parts on its own, that is quite surprising and I was not at all expecting it give such a relevant answer.
But here’s the interesting bit. GPT3 has already proven itself to be a remarkable milestone. But wait for GPT version 4!
Consider the following:
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GPT4 will be able to write a complete book of 60,000 words as a response to your chat prompt! You just tell it to write a book on XYZ topic, and it will spit it out right in front of you! Just like GPT3 is able to produce essays, the GPT version four will have a much, much larger set of parameters that it can use to proivde its answer.
We do indeed live in interesting times.
Now imagine, what GPT version 20 will be like!?
Images for the tools, that you can use to share your favorite:
