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Lyria 3 Pro in the Gemini app lets you create up to 3-minute AI-generated tracks with structured elements like verses, choruses, and bridges. From focus music to custom soundtracks and jingles, it unlocks richer creative control, with SynthID watermarking for responsible use.
Lyria 3 Pro by Google DeepmindCreate longer AI music tracks with structure & control
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Lyria 3 Pro by Google DeepMind is an advanced AI music generation model designed to create longer, structured tracks with greater creative control. Most AI music tools generate short, unstructured clips with limited control over composition. Lyria 3 Pro enables up to 3-minute tracks with an understanding of musical structure—so you can prompt for intros, verses, choruses, and bridges. What...
Lyria 3 Pro by Google DeepmindCreate longer AI music tracks with structure & control
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I often joke that during the COVID times, we had more patients and few doctors. The same situation is now with too few growth marketers for the flood of new products online. Everyone is busy building, but there just aren’t enough people focused on high-quality marketing and distribution. That’s why I believe growth marketing and growth marketers are the next big leverage point. Back in 2019, I...
Which jobs do you think will disappear and which will be created? (in the online space)
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Right now, in the AI‑driven landscape, product‑market fit is a constantly shifting target rather than a milestone you “finally” achieve once and for all. You only ever validate it iteratively over time by checking whether your product still truly matters to the audience you're building for. AI has massively shortened the cycle for re‑evaluating that fit, because markets, expectations, and...
Is product-led growth actually harder to pull off in 2026?
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Totally agree. Some apps burn incredibly bright and then vanish just as fast. @Periscope Producer back in the day, and more recently @Clubhouse, are perfect examples of how hype alone doesn’t translate into retention for the product. In a hyper-competitive AI landscape where new products launch every week, what really matters is how sticky the product is, how fast the innovations are shipped,...
OpenAI just killed Sora. What does this tell us about building AI products right now?
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Looks solid, Gaurav! Which platform converted better in case you were tracking?
X Launch vs LinkedIn
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That was very traditional advice, and it made sense back when the job market mostly rewarded stability over everything else. Today, especially with startups, companies are formed, scaled, acquired, or shut down in a very short time, so priorities have shifted toward skills and impact instead of tenure. I’ve personally never had a “regular job,” but I’ve been brought in full-time on specific...
How long is it appropriate to work for one employer?
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As a VC scout and advisor to portfolio companies, I can chime in here. VC interest has broadened beyond pure software to hardware-software combos, like laptop attachments or iPhone-connected controllers, where founders still need funding to build and ship. You're spot on about software: development costs for teams, shipping, and scaling have plummeted thanks to AI tools. Marketing remains a...
Is VC funding losing its appeal for founders in the era of AI?
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Simulation-first mindset, love it, @kevin_mcdonagh1! Most teams “feel” their way into a design, then A/B test too late, so baking simulation-led decisions before dev even starts should be the right standard to follow. Looking forward to your next one!
We almost shipped the wrong design. 🤦♂️
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I have seen people monetising agent outputs in four main ways: 1) by turning outputs into scalable assets (e.g., SEO sites or template libraries) 2) refining and selling data (e.g., lead databases or market intelligence tools) 3) using agents as content engines to build and monetise audiences (e.g., newsletters → sponsorships or courses) 4) first using agents internally before packaging them...
AI agents are doing the work. Are they making you any money?
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Yeah, so Claude has shipped so many updates that it's literally the better alternative to OpenClaw. Did you check out the Claude Computer Use update that released yesterday? So cool!
Is OpenClaw doomed with Claude Code Channels?
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What PH products have become part of your daily work?
I’ve discovered a lot of useful products through Product Hunt over time. Funny thing is, some of them I found way back, but only recently started using when the right use case clicked. I kept bookmarking them. And that’s when their real value showed up. Here are a few that genuinely changed how I work recently: @TidyCal → helped me book 1300+ calls last year @Text Blaze → saves me hours with...
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What makes you actually try a product on Product Hunt?
I’ve been browsing Product Hunt a lot lately, and honestly… it’s getting overwhelming. There are so many launches every day that it’s impossible to sign up and try everything. At some point, you just run out of time. So I’ve changed how I evaluate products: I mostly rely on demos now. If a demo clearly shows what the product does, how it works, and where it fits into my workflow, that’s usually...
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Claude’s new “computer use” turns AI into a true digital employee. Probably the biggest update yet by @Claude by Anthropic? It solves the gap between thinking and doing by letting Claude control your screen, apps, browser, and workflows with permission autonomously. Claude uses your connected apps first: Slack, Calendar, and other integrations. When there's no connector for the tool you need,...
Claude Computer UseEnable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks
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“Claude for robotics?? This is the most refreshing launch on PH this month.
Came across the Drift launch today. We are very used to seeing the “AI agent” tools on PH, but this one caught my attention. One of their team members had shown me the product a week before the launch. I instantly told her this is going to be a good launch. Largely because I saw Antler on their landing page and second, the niche they are building is very refreshing for Product Hunt audience....
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When Swastika reached out to me a week ago, I immediately told her this is going to be a good launch. Largely because I saw Antler and second, the niche you're building is very refreshing for Product Hunt audience. Many congratulations Nikhil and team for launching and securing the Product of the Day. BTW, Do you have a public roadmap?
DriftAI agent to run robot simulations faster and reliably
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Many congratulations @olia_nemirovski! Well done. Glad I could help with some initial feedback. Onwards and upwards!
Thank You to Our Community
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This feels like a direct OpenClaw killer. It's macOS-only rollout; Windows and Linux need to follow soon. It’s still early and a bit buggy, struggling with some apps, tasks, and even failing when the system is locked, which limits true autonomy. P.S. I hunt the latest and greatest launches in tech, SaaS and AI, follow to be notified → @rohanrecommends
Claude Computer UseEnable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks
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Gemini in Chrome is Google’s attempt to turn the browser itself into an AI-native workspace. Most AI tools live outside your workflow — constant copy-paste, tab switching, and lost context. Gemini fixes this by living inside Chrome’s side panel, working directly on what you’re already viewing. What’s different: Instead of being another app, it embeds AI where work already happens — your browser...
Google Gemini in ChromeTurn your browser into an AI workspace
Anthropic’s Claude can now operate your computer like a human—clicking, typing, browsing, and running apps autonomously. With “computer use” and Dispatch, you can assign tasks from your phone and let Claude execute them on your Mac. From emails to reports, it bridges AI reasoning with real-world action.
Claude Computer UseEnable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks