Episode 153: Is the &#39;Nanobanana&#39; the End of Photoshop?This week, we&#39;re diving into the good, the bad, and the slightly uncanny with Google&#39;s new Gemini Flash 2.5 image editor, a.k.a. the "Nanobanana." This groundbreaking tool uses simple text prompts to make complex image edits, but is it a genuine replacement for traditional software like Photoshop? We&#39;ll break down the pros and cons, including its impressive speed and character consistency, as well as its surprising flaws and heavy censorship.In this episode, we&#39;re covering:<ul><li>The rise of a new AI image editor that promises to simplify complex tasks and boost creative productivity.</li><li>The massive capital being invested in AI labs like OpenAI and Anthropic and what it means for the future of the industry.</li><li>A look at the surprising link between AI adoption and a 13% decline in jobs for young adults.</li><li>A "great take" on how people who can think without AI may gain a huge advantage over those who become entirely dependent on it.</li><li>Why some employers are going back to paper resumes to prevent AI, and what that says about authenticity in the age of automation.@shakoistsLog</li></ul>

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