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In this paragraph, the speaker introduces their YouTube channel, which focuses on the latest AI tools and their applications. The speaker encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel and explains the purpose of the video: to present a curated list of 10 highly recommended AI tools that the speaker personally uses for work. The aim is to provide valuable insights for the audience by focusing only on tools that are frequently used in daily tasks. The speaker begins the list by introducing the first tool, Mify, an AI-based mind-mapping service, explaining how it simplifies thought organization and information structuring. The tool also supports Markdown format for downloading mind maps, making it useful for creating prompts and structuring documents.

The second AI tool introduced is Gradia, a transcription service that allows users to easily transcribe YouTube videos, audio files, and web meetings. The speaker highlights the ease of use through Google login and demonstrates the accuracy of transcriptions. The free plan offers 10 hours of transcription per month, which is sufficient for moderate use. Although Gradia is the primary transcription tool, the speaker also mentions using Google AI Studio when Gradia’s monthly limit is reached, praising its transcription capabilities for longer content. This paragraph emphasizes the importance of having multiple transcription tools depending on the project needs.

Google AI Studio is presented as a comprehensive platform for developers, primarily utilizing the Jemi 1.5 Pro model. The speaker explains its key capabilities, such as summarizing long texts, generating lengthy content, and transcribing audio and video files. Google AI Studio stands out for its ability to process large amounts of text (up to 2 million characters) and its free access. The speaker highlights how it complements Gradia by acting as a backup transcription tool. The paragraph also notes the significance of the Jemi 1.5 Pro model for creating content-rich documents and mentions that this tool is still free, offering considerable functionality for various tasks.

Notebook LM, an AI-powered note-taking app by Google, is introduced as a tool for managing and summarizing documents like PDFs. The speaker explains how Notebook LM provides reliable responses by only using the information within the uploaded document, making it useful for summarizing legal texts or government documents. The tool also highlights the specific sources of information it draws from, ensuring accuracy. The speaker finds it particularly helpful for document summarization, note-taking, and sharing notes with colleagues. Like many other tools in this video, Notebook LM is free to use, making it accessible for various tasks.

In this section, Claude, a chatbot similar to ChatGPT, is introduced. The speaker praises Claude’s proficiency in handling Japanese and describes its applications in creating content such as blog articles and programming assistance. One standout feature is Claude’s ‘artifact’ functionality, which allows for real-time creation of visuals, making it useful for generating diagrams and charts. Claude also offers a ‘project’ feature, where users can store customized chatbot interactions for specific tasks like scriptwriting, article drafting, and email preparation. The speaker finds this tool valuable for those who regularly create and manage content across multiple formats.

In this paragraph, the speaker discusses ChatGPT, a widely known and versatile AI chatbot. While it may not be as frequently used by the speaker recently, it remains an essential tool for brainstorming, content generation, and using the DALL·E 3 model for image creation. Despite its somewhat reduced use, the speaker acknowledges ChatGPT’s broad applicability and usefulness in a variety of tasks, including idea generation and simple Q&A scenarios. The emphasis is on its flexibility and the occasional use of DALL·E for generating images.

MidJourney is introduced as an AI tool specializing in image generation. The speaker mentions how the recent release of its web version has made the tool more accessible. It is commonly used for creating YouTube thumbnails, presentation images, and visual elements for videos. The speaker also uses MidJourney to create background images for short videos. This paragraph highlights the tool's importance for visual content creators and its flexibility in generating high-quality images for various multimedia purposes.

DeepL is described as an indispensable translation tool, particularly useful for translating foreign languages and assisting in writing prompts for English-only services like MidJourney. The speaker demonstrates its ease of use, showing how it quickly translates text from Japanese to English and other languages. DeepL’s role in enhancing the use of other AI tools by overcoming language barriers is emphasized. The tool’s integration with browser extensions is also mentioned as a way to streamline translation tasks.

ChatHub is presented as a unique tool that allows users to simultaneously generate outputs from up to six different AI models, including text and image generation models. The speaker highlights its use of the FLX1 and Schnell models for creating realistic images and compares it to DALL·E. One key advantage is the ability to install it as a Chrome extension, offering a one-time purchase option without a subscription. This tool is particularly useful for comparing outputs from different models and is highly recommended for those who frequently generate diverse content.

NoRun is introduced as a tool for generating video summaries from web pages through a Chrome extension. The speaker explains how this tool simplifies the process of converting long articles or English-language web pages into concise Japanese video summaries. It also reads aloud the summaries, making it a convenient tool for processing large amounts of information. While the free plan offers limited uses, the speaker finds it sufficient for summarizing long articles. NoRun is particularly helpful for efficiently digesting foreign-language content.

In the final paragraph, the speaker summarizes the total cost of using these AI tools, which amounts to approximately ¥13,500 per month. While many tools are available for free or offer free plans, the speaker emphasizes that they only highlighted tools they use regularly in their work. The speaker also shares insights into AI tools they have tested but found less practical for their specific needs, such as video-generation AI and avatar-based tools. The video concludes with a reminder for viewers to subscribe and a brief discussion on the future of AI tools in their work.