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I Asked 5 AIs to De-Age a 102-Year-Old to 25 — One Nailed It
The promising ability of AI to generate and manipulate images has reached staggering new heights. Long before the widespread popularity of tools like ChatGPT, early AIs could already guess a person's age from a photo with surprising accuracy. Today, advanced models from providers like Midjourney, Google's

Stop Clicking Through Your UI: Test Your API Directly using AI (and Wire It Into CI/CD)
Most of us waste insane amounts of time clicking through UIs to test backend code. You know the drill—you tell Claude or GPT to scaffold a new API feature, it cranks out the route and handler in seconds, and then... you spend the next 10 minutes manually testing it

Claude Code Keeps Forgetting Your Rules? Try This 4-Message Reminder Trick
AI coding assistants like Claude are incredibly powerful, and their code generation capabilities are advancing daily. However, as discussed previously, there are common pitfalls that can seriously compromise your application: unrequested code modifications, the insertion of placeholder values, the introduction of security vulnerabilities, and the generation of unmaintainable, duplicated code.

Skip the Prompt Hell – These Laser-Focused AI Models Nail Your Image Style Every Time

How to Build Consistent Animations from Stills with Nano Banana’s Local Edits
Turn precise, localized image edits into smooth, frame-by-frame sequences—no video model required.
Google recently unveiled a groundbreaking AI image generation technology that has the potential to reshape entire industries. While the broader implications are still unfolding, one feature stands out: the ability to make precise, localized changes to an

Before You “Build It in an Hour” with AI, Read This
I was recently looking for an app to annotate screenshots directly, without the hassle of saving and exporting them. I asked a colleague if he knew of a free tool that could do this. He said no, then posed a question that’s becoming increasingly common: “Why not just make