Elena Tairova

Hey Hunters! "It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission" seems to have become the underlying norm for creative works online. Emerging artists, photographers, and musicians are encouraged to work for exposure, but attribution is stripped away either by platforms or by those (re)sharing their work. When we publish our content online, we essentially are giving it away... And we...

Just tried it and I love the concept! My question is - as AI is known to sometimes hallucinate (generate incorrect data), and can't be entirely trusted, do you have a way to verify that the answers students get are indeed correct information? P.S. Congratulations on the launch, Ted! It does indeed seem like only the beginning 🙌

I've seen a poll somewhere that went "name the things that feel like begging even though they are not," and asking friends for photos after joint outings made it to the top. The issue here is totally relatable :D I'm curious about a couple of things: - Is AI only used for face recognition, or is there something else? - If my face shows up in photos taken by other users (not from my existing...

Looks clean and simple, exactly as it should be. :) Congrats on the launch, team! p.s. I've got the app, and will be testing it more later on.

Hi, Product Hunters! 👋 Really excited to finally share with you what we've been working on for a while — a better way to manage and share your content — Why Macula? 🤔👁️ The life of a content creator is reliant on exposure. On the one hand, you're always looking for ways to gain more visibility, hoping for people to spot and appreciate your work. On the other hand, the more you share, the greater...

Bridging things together and no app switching sounds tempting! :) Looking forward to testing all the things Matilda can do. Congrats on the launch, team!

Indeed, being an independent artist is hard enough, kudos for bringing in an affordable tool to help with mundane tasks. But my question is how do you address personalization? Surely if all the artists start getting and following the same advice the strategy will stop working 🤔

This also can be potentially handy to improve the workflow between tech / non-tech team members. My team constantly switches between Notion and GitHub, and sometimes what belongs where is a matter of debate. By chance, have you thought of automating tasks on Notion's Kanban board to be published on GitHub?

Huh, this can be really helpful to remove doubts and just get you started. Will definitely test it out :)

Looks interesting! I've started using Rytr recently and absolutely loving it so far... Seems like you are taking it further in terms of the UX. Curious to try and compare.