Top 5 AI Tools – Increase Your Productivity!

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Elizabeth presents five AI tools confirmed in the transcript. Hume AI generates emotionally expressive text-to-speech, built by experts at the intersection of psychology and AI; she demos it on a Little Red Riding Hood excerpt for an audiobook, adding acting instructions, trying pre-created voices such as a friendly troll and a formal English storyteller, creating a voice from a prompt (a gruff pirate), using auto-generate, and using projects to assign different voices per speaker for a whole podcast, downloadable in a chosen audio format. Hume is free to start with 10 minutes of free auto-generation per month, with paid plans she says cost half what other platforms charge. Quadratic AI is a browser-based spreadsheet with AI, coding and database connections and real-time collaboration like Google Sheets; she pastes a credit card statement and has it group spending by category, rank stores, and chart it in under a minute, then uploads Excel sales data where Quadratic writes editable Python code for analysis — all on the free tier with no limits encountered. Guide (via its browser extension) records mouse clicks as you perform a process, such as creating a Stripe invoice, auto-builds an editable step-by-step guide, and adds your own voiceover or AI voices convertible into over 100 languages, branding customisation, and sharing, tracking, or download as PowerPoint or PDF. Canva’s Magic Studio (AI features require a paid subscription or free trial) demos Magic Eraser to remove a person, Magic Edit to add an open-mouthed shark, and Background Remover with white, transparent or replacement backgrounds. Microsoft Copilot in PowerPoint builds an outline and 24 slides on sloths from a prompt, then helps replace images, answer questions via the Prompt Gallery (sortable by task or job type, with saveable prompts), and expand slide content.

Key takeaways

• Hume AI does emotional voiceovers with acting instructions, prompt-created and auto-generated voices, and multi-speaker projects; free tier gives 10 minutes of auto-generation per month
• Quadratic AI analyses spreadsheet data in plain language and writes editable Python code, demonstrated on credit card categorisation and sales data, free with no limits hit
• Guide records your clicks to auto-create editable how-to guides, with AI voiceovers convertible into over 100 languages and export to PowerPoint or PDF
• Canva Magic Studio’s Magic Eraser, Magic Edit and Background Remover require a paid subscription or free trial despite the free Canva account
• Microsoft Copilot generated 24 sloth slides from one prompt and supports per-slide help and a Prompt Gallery sortable by task or job type

Episode details: published March 25, 2025 · 15:49 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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