Rohan Chaubey

Meta just launched prescription-optimized Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses: Blayzer Optics (Gen 2) and Scriber Optics (Gen 2), starting at $499, perfect for the billions needing vision correction without sacrificing smart features. Everyday glasses wearers want all-day AI smarts (like hands-free nutrition tracking via voice/photo logging with personalized recs, US-only) but hate bulky add-ons, these are...

Veo 3.1 Lite is Google’s most cost-effective video generation model, now available via the Gemini API. It solves the biggest bottleneck in AI video — high costs — by offering <50% pricing compared to Veo 3.1 Fast, without compromising on speed. What makes it different is this strong cost-to-performance balance, enabling high-volume video creation. It supports Text-to-Video and Image-to-Video,...

This is huge! Also, curious who were the YC interview winners! :D

Perplexity just turned its battle-tested infra into a developer platform and it shows. The problem: most agents rely on outdated training data + weak search APIs. The solution: Perplexity AI opens its own real-time, 200B+ URL index with proven retrieval quality. What stands out: 🔍 Search API with real-time context + citations 🤖 Agent API (multi-model access via one endpoint) 🧠 High-performing...

This sounds promising for scaling customer support, I'm wondering how I could test this out or if there's a demo available?

Welcome to the maker side Nita, the hardest part for me was learning to ship imperfect products instead of overthinking every detail.

Welcome to PH! :) How do you keep all 80 ideas organized without losing track of which ones actually have potential?

Welcome to Product Hunt JD. Are you launching soon?

Welcome to Product Hunt Sneha and your linguist background really shows in how you position content strategy as translation work. :)

How you handled the privacy angle since people are basically confessing their business secrets to your app?

We're shipping production code this way now and we are treating AI as a junior dev who needs good specs.

This is exactly why I stopped trying to code on my phone and just use mobile for monitoring deployments and reviewing PRs instead.

I block out Friday afternoons just for tool testing and usually pick one thing per week max, otherwise nothing gets proper attention.

The hardest part for me is accepting that some days one product just has to wait while you put out fires in another.

Honestly, I think we're moving into times when your work speaks way louder than your age or years in the industry. It would be almost laughable if somebody claimed to be "senior in AI" based on years alone when someone who just started last month might be more focused and know way more than someone who's been dabbling for five years. The real shift is that now we can actually see who produces...

I think you're spot on about the narrative shift, but honestly what kept me paying attention wasn't just the controversy but the fact that they actually started shipping meaningful updates right after all that buzz happened :) The narrative got people in the door, but the rapid product improvements are what made the growth stick instead of just being a temporary spike. One thing I keep thinking...

Congrats @snakajima and good hunt @gabe, the plugin architecture sounds really smart for letting developers build custom visual experiences. Can multiple people collaborate on the canvas simultaneously during voice conversations?