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Good morning! I’ve scoured the internet for the news so you don’t have to. 

So sit back and enjoy your coffee: 

🍜 “More” is the latest AI art generation trend sweeping the internet. 

🛍️ Shein has filed confidentially to go public in the US. 

🕹️ YouTube is launching a new feature to play games on its platform. 

💰 Cyber Monday sales are expected to pass $12 billion in the US alone.

Having an idea and communicating it are two different beasts. Putting your thoughts on paper and showcasing clearly what you are thinking can be both difficult and time-consuming. 

Walling AI launched today to help with precisely that. Think of it like a website builder, but instead of a website, it builds pages to organize and showcase your ideas to your friends, co-workers, and the world. 

Walling, like a lot of AI tools launched this year, uses prompts to simplify what once was a complicated process. Tell it what your idea is and how you want to convey it, and hit enter. From there, it generates a web page filled with ideas, images, tasks, tables, and more 

You can even get down in the nitty gritty and ask it to take it a few steps further just in case you need to come up with something like a marketing plan or a competitor analysis to complement your concept. 

Walling originally launched way back in 2019 as a project management tool. Originally built solely by founder Elmasry, the team has expanded and decided to pivot into a more project-generation space which coincides with the advancement of AI tech. 

Walling AI is live today, and the team is working hard to expand the feature set with things like custom domains and slideshow presentations

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