Video course · 14 chapters · 44 min · certificate
Google AI Studio: Use Gemini for Images, Video, and No-Code Apps
Use Google AI Studio and friends: Nano Banana's visual memory, building apps in AI Studio, real-time development with Claude Code, maps and video analysis, content creation, arbitrage opportunities, custom tools like an RSS feed, project organization, a personal operating system, agents and newsletters.
What you'll learn
- Use Nano Banana for consistent image generation
- Build simple apps in Google AI Studio
- Know when to switch to Claude Code
- Use maps and video analysis features
- Build personal tools like an RSS aggregator
- Organize a personal operating system with agents
Chapters
14 chapters · 43:31-
3:09
01Intro Members
AI tools and innovation
Excitement about live AI assistance while building.
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2:41
02Images Members
Nano Banana: Google's image model
Visual memory as the big new feature.
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3:11
03Images Members
Visual memory in practice
Improvements in image generation.
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2:52
04Build Members
Building apps in AI Studio
A new interface for building apps.
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3:11
05Build Members
Real-time development with Claude Code
When to use Claude Code.
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2:49
06Features Members
Maps and video analysis
Maps grounding and video analysis.
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3:54
07Content Members
Content creation
Creating engaging content with AI tools.
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1:26
08Strategy Members
Arbitrage opportunities
Using AI Studio instead of paid tools.
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1:23
09Build Members
Building custom tools
Replacing a paid RSS feed tool.
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1:51
10Build Members
A personal RSS feed tool
Feeds from AI sites and X accounts.
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2:12
11Organization Members
Project management and organization
Organizing projects and tools.
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3:35
12System Members
A personal operating system
Building a personal OS with Claude Code.
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3:11
13Agents Members
Automating tasks with agents
Systems for agents doing work.
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8:06
14Content Members
Curating information and newsletters
Building newsletters from your personal OS.
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