The End of Tutorials? This Free AI Changes How You Learn Software Forever | Google AI Studio

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Kevin demonstrates Google AI Studio’s free Stream Real Time feature as a live tutor that sees your screen and talks you through software. After signing in at Google AI Studio and clicking Stream Real Time, he enables the microphone and shares his entire screen (screen two). In Excel, the AI guides him to split a combined product-and-location column using Data > Text to Columns with Delimited selected, then to build a PivotTable (Insert > PivotTable) with Location in Rows and Units Sold in Values, and Product in Columns for a breakdown. Reviewing the pivot, the AI first claims oatmeal raisin is top seller, then corrects itself when challenged: chocolate chip is top with 23,614 units, followed by oatmeal raisin at 23,282, with snickerdoodle lowest at 18,452. In DaVinci Resolve, it directs him to the Inspector panel’s Transform zoom setting, setting a keyframe at zoom 1 at the clip start and 1.24 at the end for a smooth zoom. In PowerPoint, for a ‘Future Plans’ slide about opening 100 more retail locations, it suggests adding visuals and inserting a world map via Insert > Online Pictures. Kevin cautions that the AI sees everything shared, and that on the free plan Google may use data to improve its product, so confidential material such as company financials should not be shared; he also wishes it could annotate the screen instead of only giving verbal directions.

Key takeaways

• Google AI Studio’s Stream Real Time lets you share your screen and microphone for free, real-time voice guidance while you work in an app.
• In Excel the AI walked through Text to Columns (Delimited) to split combined data and a PivotTable with Location in Rows and Units Sold in Values to summarise sales.
• Verify AI answers against the screen: it first misidentified the top-selling product, then corrected itself to chocolate chip at 23,614 units when challenged.
• In DaVinci Resolve, a slow zoom is made with Inspector > Transform keyframes — zoom 1 at the start and 1.24 at the end of the clip in the example.
• Privacy caution: the AI sees everything you share, and free-plan data may be used to improve Google’s products, so do not share confidential content.

Episode details: published January 10, 2025 · 10:19 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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