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The Top 3 Tools I Have Used Most In June

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Andrew Miles Davis wraps up a busy June, his second busiest month of the year for training and travel, with his monthly tool review covering what he actually reached for outside of his permanently retired ChatGPT, Claude, and Whisper. ChatGPT Images takes the top spot this month largely because MidJourney's stylisation feature, previously his go-to for maintaining consistent visual branding across client decks, has become noticeably less reliable since version 8 launched. Perplexity holds its position as his default for answers and research, with Andrew stating plainly that if Perplexity cannot solve a query he simply reframes the prompt rather than switching platforms. Notebook LM rounds out the three, a tool Andrew increasingly describes as underrated after repeatedly impressing training session attendees with it, prompting him to commit to a deeper dive into its capabilities going into July. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for a daily ten-minute update on what is actually worth using, from someone running these tools in real client work every day.

 

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