Abha
Malpani Naismith

I’ve spent three years teaching other people how to use AI. Now I want to use it to bring one of my own ideas to life. I’ve applied to SheBuilds on Lovable with an idea for working mums who want another source of income, but need it to fit around their kids. I’m working through that question myself, and I’d love to build something useful for women doing the same. SheBuilds is a 72-hour online challenge where women turn ideas into working websites or apps. You don’t need to know how to code. You just need an idea you care enough about to try. Have you got one? Apply with me at shebuilds.lovable.app 💗 Applications close Sunday 27 September at 11:59 pm Pacific time - that’s Monday 28 September at 10:59 am in Dubai. Join me. What would you build? @lovable.dev

I turned a two-minute talking-head video into a 30-second social ad with one message 🤯 I uploaded the footage to Bloom Edits on Discord, explained what I wanted, approved its plan - and it handled the edit. 😳 No timeline. No painstaking cuts. No wrestling with captions. What AI makes us capable of continues to amaze me. If editing is the reason your videos stay in your camera roll, this is worth a look. If interested, comment Bloom and I will send you the link to try it.

It’s called The Puerto Rico Song. A comedian named Bill Stiteler (@saxboybilly18 wrote the lyrics based on a real flight he took, threw them into an AI music tool called @sunomusic and accidentally created a viral pop hit. Tens of millions of views. No studio. No record label. No music degree. Now available on Apple Music / Spotify!! Just an idea based on his personal trips to Puerto Rico, a tool and a text prompt. This is why I can’t stop talking about the limitless possibilities with AI. The people winning right now and in the future aren’t always the most talented. They’re the ones who are not afraid to experiment with the tools they have access to and do it anyway. No matter what you want to create and put out into the world today, you can. The barriers aren’t out there. They’re in your head. So what is it? What have you been telling yourself you can’t do? Because this song is proof that you can.